I By REV. J. H. RALSTON, D. D.
ffi Secretary of Correepondence Departmect; ;
? Moody Bible iaathate, Chicago
TE3^T.?I marvel that ye are bo sooo
Tomovfed from him that called yon into
4be g&ce of Christ, nnto another gospel, !
Which ps not another.?Gal. !> .
^ now slipping from
thim end' were
trying to make a
Mwii composite reiigiGji
&&MUm that would ,better
anion of faith and
works. '
|| B There is sugges^p|HR
~ Hon that there
^?||3flH was something
\ fairly analagous
I hotween the Gala
ygm ft I tian church and
the church of today.
When the
first c&itury closed there was a deposit
of divipe truth left in tho form of some
writings by prophets, apostles, psalm'
lsts, Jbaerdmen, fishermen and others,
all inspired of God. This deposit may
be considered from some three different
standpoints: First, it was something
fchat was for all the world as
such, all nations and peoples. It was
Intended to be the foundation of the
religiosi that the worid needed; and
upon it grew up the system of belief
which,iwhile varying in different countries
and centuries, was substantially
the same everywhere, and-should be so
today. | TlfjSfj J J B V
The ihureh feH heir to this treasure
but failed to be true as its custodian.
Teachers of theology were like the*
Talmudists of old, and receded further
and further from the original teaching
as the Centuries went by.
This 'deposit of truth also was given
to the \ individual, for God I never intended
that his Book should; be under
lock add key. J
But )b i.ulte rec^t times the aspects
4-hich that faith presents were
greatlylvaried, and are quite different
I from tie aspects in a previous time.
The departure from the faith may be
ft spoken|of under three general propoI
aitions:
H 1. That faith is still the limit of atB
ttck aiPW'liJI '^g
mies, although the form of attack has
B^L radically changed.
K 2.
the Word of God on the part of a
H^Bvery laIrge number of teachers of reDBiglon
ind varfeus subjects in v&icb
QBthe church in rits external ^lat^na;
particularly are outwardly interested.
I W What was the IHlpMjkfedl
Hv ligious teaching "The ultimate denial
of the supernatural. The result of this
KB- with many theological teachers has
Wr been in the first place the full accept^
ance of those views, and secondly a
kind oi| teaching which leaves the pupil
without any positive conviction. A j
furtherlresult has been that a generation
of younger men educated in seminaries
where there was such positive,
denial < ? the supernatural, or the hesitating
j |nd uncertain?teadiing;-has grown
\ j), and is at best uncertain in
its com jctions.
A stilj further result is that the people
of the churches ministered to by
such m|n- are ijot informsed as to the
great truths of the BiWer and become
the eas; jvictim^ralpMhds of heresies
such at jChristian'SdCTW, theosophy,
etc. Oi i if the?B&v$"n^t^one off into
these h< fesies openly) aW^herely existing
as pdles of toristians, with few
signs oi real lifC* Agrfifcrototal result
Is that! ye find^lte ^fhurjh of God today
stfdily ind iff e refit sto the vital
truths <8 Christianityriapd holding fast
to its |?xisten<?e ?by% introducing all
kinds off physical., buttseg^es. There
are great church \ bi$4lnjgg, universities,
colleges, etc.<m^pe-Qharnel houses,
for witlpn there is but decaying
fieslnand dead meos-bones.
fij fi? jf-ji
3. Bugthere is -another aspect of the
day thagj is observabte--^b^ decay of
individijl. faith5. The-wrifer has had
paany sjyjto him: "We do not know
what w?helieve any more." Inquiries
being nfide along certain lines, such
as the Seity of Christ, the authority
of the Ijbly Scriptures, the subject of
regenen jion, the sam-e lack -of * fa4th
was stil j expressed. There is nothing
sadder t ah this in the whole realm of
religious ! phenomena?people without
faith. his aspect becomes tragedy
when w< 'realize that the young people
of our ' nristian homes even express
themseb b as having no belief. One
place wjkre such faith is ruined is in
the GcdRss colleges and universities
of the 1&<J. The charge must not be
placed 'the state universities, for
the dan^r from them is not so great
as frorq? the universities, that are
founded &y Christian people and are
under nfcninal Christian control.
What the remedy? Before this
remedy ?an be presetted, many will
succumb ^s victim^ ol^Sheir 'ignerafcce,
but the Slide may he' checked* :1f the
world ccjp be brought back tft the acceptance
of the great principles of the
Protestant religion. The Chruch of God
Gjuk do n?ich by positively requiring of
^^^vteaclfers that they teach nothing
'he fundamentals of our Christian
HH^
FENCE OUT THE WEEVIJb
Better fencing?Better livestock?
foju
^ Liv(^ar^^rs b&ieve in roesto<Ji ?
god^f wire facing *ancl
,-i'p,aj> a?big-harvest of - -profitable livestock.
j Mr. B. Weevil, formerly of Mexico,
' has- moved to Lexington County and
Do you know that boll weevils can't
cros livestock fences?
A sure jw&y to |^ace out the boll
weevil?fence in ljrafctock.
-..Pla^.a $ig andjfcultivate hij^-^yit^
?oo(^:;^cii^> a^Mj^ pastures.
# neith^sjhi*
velvet beans, peanuts, nor hogs.
Why play a losing game running a
free hna:rdir*?r house for boll weevils
when you can get good dividends from
a boarding house for pigs?
!/ #a-V3f.
Jv 1L& o s,v O A * V~* y
Would you rather feed hog's or boll
weevils?
Good fencing will help to. feed hogs
and starve'weevils.
THE WEARY WAY
T HT^?V/v^/x 4rv
JLrauy OCWiuiiig jjvss Hcausuiuc w
Many in Lexington.
i With a back that aches all day,
With rest disturbed at night,
Annoying urinary disorders,
'Tis a weary way, indeed.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney trouble. Ask your neighbor.
Are endorsed by Lexington citizens.
Geo. W. Corley, farmer, R. R. No. 6,
Lexington, says: "I used Doan's Kidney
Pills some time ago. My kidneys
gave out on me at that time and my
;back-,a??e?Ua gveatrd^ah The' -tforst*
^twfuhie^v&s1 with -m-jr" hl^dd^r ^and i
had a too frequent desire to pass the
kidney secretions, .^especially at night.*
'in&lt jt&,e'& jallj j;l&iim.e. My coudi^'
recommended Down's Kidney Pills,
and I got a box and took them. My
J3g?k bother*, moy. mucj^aftee,
that iajid th^?'bladide^ trouble ^soon
ft'j/ & Jt XJL* X K,J:
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?th$ same that
Mr. Corley ;had? Roster-Mil bum Co.,Mfgrs.,
Buffalo, N. Y.,
": ' :
666 has proven it will cure Malaria,
and JLaGrippe. It kills the parasite
that causes the fever. It is a splendid
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
r COUNTY OF I^X^NGTOM
iX Qu^FT- OF G0MiioN |jf%S.
Xi?C. McDuffie &ypon^an^,piaintiff,
- fit 0 M iii. ??r Va
E. M. Field, Jr., Defendant.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Tia/I n v\f A Vv/\trA
jl \J uxc xy^i^auauu auwc ^^
i You "are hereby summoned ahd re:
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to sfervea copy
of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his office, 21 Clark
Law Building1, Columbia, S. C., within
twenty days'after the" s'ervice'thereof,
e>a^us?<*?-gof tha, day of such service;
a^f if jyou-fSu| tti answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in'this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
LOGAN & GRAYDOX,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Dated September 9, 1919.
To +he Defendant Above Named, E.
M. Field, Jr.:
You are hereby notified that the
summons and complaint in this action,
which is an action for the foreclosure
of real property in the County and
State aforesaid, was duly filed in the
office o^ the Clerk of Court for Lexington
County on the 13th day of
September, 1919, and that you are required
to answer the same in accordance
with law.
LOGAN & GRAYDON,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Dated Sept. 9, 1919. 2-6t
I wil sell at public outcry, before
the court Jiouse door, in the town of
Lexington, 1 during the legal hours of
sale, on the first Monday, being the
3d day, in November, the roilowing
described property, being a part of
the lands belonging to the estate of
the late N. J. Burgess:
A tract of land consisting of (11.2)
acres, more or less, lying in Chinquepin.
township, on the waters of Chin queplir'clree'kT"
Sixty'6(T) acres of j
tract is cleared, balance in -woods,;i
The place is well watered and has
good fruit orchard,. Plenty-of timber,
sljioxt lea.f pine, oalc and poplar. In- j
terefeted parties can. see place fey ap- j
'wSu ' f > -. itplying
to William Westmoreland, j
Samaria, S. , -;;v.
Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser to
pay for all papers.
. . / J. J. BURGESS,
Administrator.
CLERK'S SAtiiv
Carolina, C^rif^bf
Rob^ GaMt, et ^aintifY??^v$
Hannah ||antt, Vl.^DefendajfcftsI
' **Ski??*Court %t*Comtiw>n Pleas. *****
By~ virtue Of authority vested in me
by order of the Co.urt in the above
entitled cause, I will sell before the
?Court House door, at Lexingrton, S. C.f
-o'n'rfcfriFffi'St
Monday in November, the same being
the 3rd day of said month, to the
highest bidder, the foltowtragp described
real estatg, to wit: ?jj| S|
er^cfflti, pTe<Re?f|parcel or
t^t sit|fet% lying fihd being
j,gft & L.llingtoB$>45tate of
South Carolina, containing one hundred
and sixteen acres, more o*r, less,
bounded on-the North and Eagt. by
lamls nf "R. Hall: South bv Long
Branch, and West by lands of Oscar
jBisifig^."& ffL
\ / ' i ".?4
AIT that certain piece, parcel or
lot of land situate, lying and being
in the Town of Samaria, Lexington
County, State of South Carolina, measuring
one hundred feet in width by
one hundred feet in length, and
bounded by lands now or formerly of
Franklin Hall, William Westmoreland,
and right of way of Southern
Railway Company."
Terms of Sale: Cash, purchaser to
pay for papers, revenue stamps, and
recording fees.
H. L. HARMON,
Clerk of Court.
Oct. 13th, 1919.
CLERK'S SALE.
State of South Carolina, County of
Lexington.
F. L. Schwartz et al.. Plaintiffs, vs.
Murray Schwartz, Defendant.?
Court ofr-Common Pleas. w
r\ ?x f ay -j i ft t *f * > /
?"B-y Virtue' of'authority -'vested in
me by order of the Court in the above
entitled causewill sell before the
(<?6^urt P^of^e|do"^, at Lexington, S. C.,
during the legal hours of sale, on the
first Monday in November, the same
being the -3rd day ot^said month, to
"i 5 ( M & if
^hej^nighest|bidoer, %e^following deNr%it##eV?
%i.t:
"One hundred twenty (120) acres
of land, more or less, in said Ccrtmty
and State, in Broad River Township,
lyihg one^oile from the C. N. X.. Railroad
Company" between the towns of
Hilton and Chr.pin, and bounded by
lands now or formerly of John Lindler,
Michael Slice. Samuel l<;-e. G1
m
: ii, oLunaii^. oiiii I'l u
as. the Adani-Si"hv.aui^. itwiuestea4U.>.- Terms
of Sale: Cash, Purchaser to
a?d."
-recording -fees. -j *?1?-?*
H. L. HARMON,
I| j^Clerk of Court. %
Oct. lltlt 1919. 1 &
? \i 1 ft 1?i
EXOTORS' SALE""
ESTATE OF SAMCEL M. ROOF,
!. < i ."i} DECEASED. ' Whereas,
Samuel M. Roof, late of
?if , * .? r *' _ ? -
the County of Lexington, and State of
^Squth Carolina, "died on the 23rd day
of August, 1919, leaving of force his
lastt will and testamentr which was
duly admitted to probate in the office
*bf* .fe* "Pf'Obhte" Jiicfge"'for Lexington
County in said State on the 16th day.
of September, 1919. ?
And whereas, We, the undersigned,
Job S. Wessing-^r, EL JB- Roof, and
Samuel P. Roof* difly\ ^qualified as
Executors of the ' estdte" of the said
Samuel M. Rd'of," deceased, on the
26th day of September, > 1919, agreeable
to the terms /and provisions of
the said last (Will and testament and
had issued to us Letters Testamentary
by the Probate Judge-ip-and for said
County and Stafte. 4 *
And whereas, "It is prdyided in said
last will andB^ tes.t^ifknjt that the
Executors thereof should, divide a certain
tract of 'land Hbelo&^ins: to the
estate of the said Samuel M. Roof,
deceased, into; smaller.Jracts and subdivisions
and sell the- same either at
public or private sale* on such terms
r t V
as the Executors mi?htsjleem advisable
and for the best interest of the
estate.
And whereas, The said Executors
have determined that it is for the best
interestmf the said'"estateTo self it at
public auction and have pursuant to
the terms of- the said last will and
testament had the "Old Home Tract"
of the said Samuel M". Roof, deceased,
surveyed and subdivided into six
smaller tracts.
Now, Therefore, Notice is given
that the undersigned as Executors as
aforesaid will sell at public auction on
Thursday, the 6th day of November,
1919, commencing at eleven o'clock
a. * m~ at the Old Homestead of the
said; ^jamuel Roof, ? decehsedi
within' the County and State aforesaid,
the same being about three miles
east of iLexington, on the Eeaphart
Road, all. of the following described
tracts of land, upon the terms ana |
conditions hereinafter named, to i
wit: i
Tract No. i: The S. M. Roof House
tract and containing fifty and fiftyfour
hundredths (50.54) acres, more
ior less, bounded on the north by lands
^Drape, on,the?5ist by (Jporg-^ggor- r
^ ley^n|$tra|ft Nojpi; on th|| sc$l?i<b|l:
^racts ant^, and o^^te $es$j['
sr oy ii'au^s i\?s. ^ <oiu o. 77 ,
. ^ Yracti^o. 2r Containing tbirty-Uxree
and seventy-eight hundredths (3? 7 8) ;
* acres, more or "less,"bounded on the
north by lands of Drafts; on the east
by tract Xo. 1, on the south by Leap- i;
hart Road; and- on the west by'TrmdS"
'lot? D. J. Caughman.
a _ _ )
jaract Xo. ?: (. ontaimng ninety-six <
ai& seventy-two hundredths (96.72) i
adltes, more or less, lying on south i
si<|e of the Leaphart Road, and boundedj|.on
north by Leaphart Road and 1
Trfcct Xo. 1; on the east by tracts Xos. 1'
1 |nd 4; on the south by Twelve Mile
Ci#ek, and lands of D. J. Caughman,
an2 on the west by lands of D. J.
Caughman.
Tract Xo. 1: Containing one hundred
thirty-seven and three tenths ;
(lip'.3) acres, more or less, and '
bounded on the north by Leaphart
Rc^d and lands of Corleys, on the ;
easfjt: by lands of Corley and tract No. 1
5, on the south by Twelve Mile Creek,
anijl on the west by tracts 1 and 3.
tact. Xo. 5: Containing fifty-seven 1
acres, more or less, and bounded '
onithe north by Corley lands, on the
ea^t by Sox lands, on the south by j'
traSit No. 6 and Shull lands, and on |
thejfwest by Tract No. 4.
Tfjract Xo. 6: Containing fifty-four j
| an# thirty-eight hundredths (o4.us;
acres, 'more or less, and bounded on .
theanorth by tract No. 5, on the east (
by jSox lands, on the south by Addv (
lands, and on the west by Shull lands. I
h | <
i^br a more accurate description of
thefabove sub-divisions see a plat of <
a survey of the same made by J. C. j
Wegsinger, Surveyor, September 23, (
24, ^nd 25th, 1919, which said plat is
on jjjile in the Probate Judge's office ^
for ^Lexington County, South Carolina, ^
andpwill be exhibited at the sale. {
"TOe will further offer for sale upon
the&erms and conditions hereafter
nan|ed: j
All that certain piece, parcel, or i ^
tra<^ of land known as the River
Pla|e of the said Samuel M. Roof, ^
dec^sed. containing thirty-nine and j
one^alf (39 1-2) acres, more or less,
bou:?ded on the north by Saluda
| - . . i
Rivfr, and adjoining lands now or
forr&erly of Adam Shull, Daniel
Shuji, J. X. Carter, and F. M. Mathias,.
the iame being the tract of land con|
rfevsjS to. the said San- ci -U He ' r.v ;
! ' a II
IP it. Coriey. Sheriff. deed d'-te* |
!thc f.th. Jay of Xov-mib-- r, J 909, ad;
jrecorded m the office of the a- of;.
| ^ Olli't ?Ol IUaa L/C ull iv? ixx uccCi
book 3D, page 159.
psyjjfty-ftjft tether, giy^. -flie j
tracts. referred,- to?in. thia - advertisement
as tracts number one to six re- ]
spectively will behso^ lrst in the
Subdivisions as descried above and
vthat aftei*Jv*a^d^the^' sa$T together/j?T
one 'IM c^ta^in^'flSurJ
hundre^thirty-thve& af&ff-^'verrtV-t^a^ ?'*
(433.72) acres, more or less, and if
the amount bid forrthe entire tract
is" greater "than fhevaggregatfe of the J
amounts Dia on ine sraaner tracts ut ]
subdivisions then' and -in' that event
a deed. .will., be. executed to-the, person
or persons purchasing the tract as a
tyholOj otherwise,,' 'deeds will be. exe.
? i n v j : . i -i * ^
cuted to the person or persons bidding
in the several-smaller -traets
subdivisions; and in case the said
,tra?? i^ sold "jas a whole the heirs-at- <
.law ofvthe--taslid.-?Samuel M. Roof, de- t
ceased, and the legatees under bis ]
said last will and testament will join t
the undersigned Executors in the exe- <
cution of the deed to the premises. (
And Notice is further given that at (
said time and place the personal pro- j
perty and effects of the said Samuel j
M. Roof, deceased, will be offered, for ^
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder therefor.
Terms of Sale: For the real estate
one-third of the purchase price sTiall
be paid in cash and the remaining
two-thirds in two installments, one ~
and two years respectively after the
date of sale, which said instalments
shall he evidenced by a note and
bond for the same, secured by a first j
j mortgage of the premises purchased, j
land the deferred payments are to j
draw interest from date of sale at the]
rate of eight per cent, per annum,
the purchasers to pay for papers, re- '
f-cording- feee-, revenue- -stamps, - et-e. fFor
the personal property all CASH, j
on date of sale.
JOB S. WESSINGER, j
E. B. ROOF, ,
SAM P. ROOF,
As Executors of the last wiLl j
and Testament of Samuel M. j
Roof, deceased. 1
: 1? October, 1919. I j
' j
I . CLERK'S S.^LE. ' j
[The State of South Carolina, County j
\ I ? V ? ' 1
;bf Lexington. } * >*
| Mary Ann Jumper, et al., plaintiffs,
vs. D. J. S.' Derrick et al., Defendants.?Court
of Common Pleas,
j By virtue of authority vested in me
| by order of the Court in the above en- j
titled- cause, '! will sell -before the
Court House Door, at Lexington, S.
C., during the legal hours of sale on
the 1 4" J#>y in November, the
same " third day of said'1 ,
month, to the highest Didder, the
CoHowi ng -detijjgrihed g?ea'} ??pate#to
Trfak Xo.#i, e o n t'a in i ng??fiffv
W W gp. fcf f y 5*
(52) afcres, g?iore or less, houaded oli
the north ^ Coitus Price, fxfo t'nl
east'hy estate of Paui.^aps.-'on the
south by tract Xo. 2, and on the west
by Alonzo Prick.
Tract Xo. 2. containing fiftv nine !
and one-half <59 l-iij acres, more or j
less, bounded on The north fcy'_tract
Xo. 1, on the eastr bye state of PauT
Craps, on the South by Thomas Loner, I
\ . i
and tract Xo. 3, and T. S. Sease. and i
on the west by Alonzc Frick. In this J
tract\ there should be reserved the
cemetery and the road for the use of j
the family and such persons as they j
may consent to be buried there.
Tract Xo. 3, containing forty eight j
(4S) acres, more of less, bounded on j
the north by Tra'ct X'o. 2. on the- east j
bv lands of Thomas. I>on?r. on the
south by T. S. Sease. and on the west j
by'C. Taylor.
Terms of .Sale: Cash, purchaser to i
A< - ,<
pay lor papers, revenue stamps and ;
recording- fees.
H. L. HARMON,
Clerk of Court. \
Oct. 11th. 1919.
CLERK'S SALE. I
State of South Carolina, County cf j
Lexington.
Carle Shealy, Plaintiff, versus Eugen- j
ia. Shealy. et ai.. Defendants.? j
Court of Common Pleas.
By virtue of authority vested in rue!
by order of the Court in the above]
entitled cause, I will sell before the i
Eourt House door at Lexington, S. C., !
3n the first Monday 'in November, the'
* f
same being the 3rd day of said month, ]
luring the legal hours of sale, to the ;
highest bidder, the followinc describ- 1
id real estate, to wit:
'"All that certain piece, parcel or:
.ract of land situate, lying and being '
n the County of Lexington, State of j
?outh Carolina, containing thirty one :
md sixteen one-hundredths acres. !
(31.16) bounded on the North by (
ands of AV. IC. Shealy; East and South ]
:>y lands of Mark Shealy and branch;!
md West by lands now or formerly of !
Ella Hook, and being the tract of'
and set apart to the plaintiff and the :
lefendants, Eugenia Shealy and Lo- j
aine Shealy by order of the Court in
:he partition and division of the real j
^ ^ Tf T> nr. ? i? J J ?
ui. >v. Hj. janea-iy, ueceaseo.
Terms of Sale: Cash, purchaser to j
3 > for papers, revenue staiiips .-nd
ecor<Tng tcos.
H. . ~ HA >. MGX. ;
C'ertc <j "Oi'rt.
- ;th. 132 r
I
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CLERK S SALE.
State .Carolina,/County of'
-Lexington;-* ? *"
Freddy Lee Lindler, Plaintiff, vs.
tfrey J. Lindler, Carrie Pearled
iler, Claude^ Kejlar. Ltpdley
liarriet Harman* $fargare| SfarSnmn,
Rosabel $hujhpe?t, LFanhi&
Hattie ^ \feiiclc, ^ger.ia
Adams, Fred Harman, Thomas
Harnj.an,., Brady Harman, Godfrey
Erriest Harman, Xa'hnie K.' * Har- [
nan, Samuel E. Harman, John Har- j
' per Harman, Fred Crawford Harman.
Frank Kindal Harman, Hattie
Pearle Harman, Sallie Gertrude
Brown, Minnie Ethel Harman, and
Julian Pope Harman, Defendants.
-^- courr of Common Pleas'. M
Notice is hereby given that ,.puivj'
;uant to the terms of the Decree hi!
he above entitled case made by the I
e
honorable S. W. G. Shipp, Circuit I
fudge presiding / in /the Eleventh |
Tircnit, on October 7, ^913, I will sell j
f>T ? C- |
it public auction in tfront of the j
i: ??ourt
house door at-Lexington Court
louse during the iegai. hours of sale
9* " * r
Monday, November 3rd, the following
:ract of land, to wit;
A ??- ' - j
All that -certain- piece, parcel or j
tract of land, ' containing four !
hundred thirty-three and two one- !
hundredths (4-3^03-) acres, situ-j
- ... - . I
? ;
Great Cle;
-o
PIANOS, P
and Phor
THE JOHN CI
- Factory \
1612 Main St.,
[Some Splendid Bargaii
ments, all standard makes
Be sure and make a seh
fore this sale closes.
ate, lying- and being in Hollow
l|jjlina,^|ikh is $aB?ded bysLndV- bf
^Vlsiafc" Li'ndlgr. Dr-^Jarnes Startfian,'
"' -'Mrsi W.-'3fc
T. M. Kanady, and the Saluda ___
River, the same being known as
the Harriet Harman estate lan??s. ^ : 1
And Notice is further given that at
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said time and place immediately after ~
said 'above described" tract -of laud
been ottered for sale as a whole it will
be offered for sale in six narcels. each s $
of said .smaller tracts being numbered
from one' to six, arid respectively contain
eighty-five and one-quarter (85
1--U acres, eighty (80) acres, one
Hundred eighteen and one-half (118
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1-2 j acres, nineteen and one-tenth
<19.1> acres, seventeen and seven-'
teen one-hundredths (17.17) acres,
and one hundred thirteen .(113) acres;
rand if the aggregate amount of the
bids for the separate tracts or sulidi- " ;]
visions of the whdle tract arrrountj to ' ' - .
more than the price bid for the fa- bam
tire tract when first offered then the . . J
sale of the six tracts shall stand and .
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papers will be made to the purchaser?
of them, otherwise a sale of the emtire
tract shall st&nd and papers will ' '
be made to the purchasers of the- -
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tion of the premises -in question may, . . .be
had by reference to plats of the '"?;f t
same now on file in the Clerk of-.,-: -j
Court's office for- Lexington County* \zM
f^outh Carolina, "which said plats wili e
be on display on the day of sale, r c viz
Terms of Sale. One-third cash, <; mr
and the balance in two equal installments.
payable in one and two years, 4z:^- \
with intertst on the deferred pay- / ru.
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ments from date of sale, at the rate
of eight per cent, per annum, th?
purchaser <tr purchasers to pay for -. :r;
papers, plats, revenue stamps, re- ?/ |
cording, etc, -"i:.
H. L. HARMON, ^
Clerk of Court
13 October. 191S. . J j
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CLERK'S SALE.
State cf South Carolina, County yf
Lexington.
The Home National Bank, Lexingti, :V/
S. C., et a!., plaintiffs, vs Florem
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Taylor, et al., Defendants.?Court
of Common Pleas. : f
By virtue of authority vested in
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me by order of the Court in the above
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t xvill sail before the
Court House fi'rc-.r, during toe IsgAl
hours ci sale, en the t.rs: .Monday In.
Novciii; : r, r.r.v me 1 eing .he 3rd
U"y of said month, to the highest bidder.
the following described-read?* ~j,
tate, to wit:
L uiCAll ^that^ pdeeie,
land' situate, lying and Leihg'l'n (JiT-"'w:>flrv |f'
Knnt XTAllAnr in +V? ^ pAiirsfv
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ot Lexington, and the State of ?<juth
&" LrVy ; ? ffl*
Carolina,..containing,-fifty .^50) acres, $
nfore or less* adjoining la^tds of H. S.
P*fkaj:d ajid. perhaps other.^ on the
north and east; Fred Taylor on the &.
south; Jasper Taylor on the west,
and being the same tract of land conveyed
to me by Jasper Taylor by deed
dated the 16th day of January, 190S,
and recorded In the office of the
Clerk of Court for Lexington County
in deed book UU, page 353."
"ALSO all that piece, parcel or
tract of Jan d, situate, lying and being .. ' |
in the County of Lexington, and the
?tate -aforesaid- containing eighteen ? ;
(18) acres; rtlore or less, adjoining
lands of Jasper Taylor, Fred Taylor,
and H. C. Taylor and being the same
tract of land conveyed to me by Fred
Taylor by deed dated the 2nd day of
April, 1904, and recorded in the office
of the Clerk of Court for said Countj
in deed book WW, page 372." >?
Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser or
purchasers to pay for papers, revenue
ft
stamps and recording fees.
H. L. HARMON,
Clerk of Court. J 1
Oct. 14th, 1919.
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