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"Mysterion* Dispenindon of Provi- 1
tlcnce.'*
Tlie Almighty when he breathed the breath
of life Into man, also implanted in his system
the seeds of death.
In his wisdom and goodness, the Almighty
allotted to man three score yearsand ten,and
in special instances by reason of strength, life
is extended beyond the allotted time, but .
sooner or later, the seeds of death must germ- A
loate and bring forth their legitimate result? S
and every living creature must die.
The Creator himself has made the decree
from which there Is no appeal. _
But when ministers ot the gospel, in the w
nineteenth century. In this age of reason, and "
In the blaze of an enlighted Christian religion,
solemnly announce from the pulpit
that the death of the young is a dispensation
of divine Providence?that the Almighty in
nis wisuorn aua gooaness nas caiiea a caua or
young person hence?we are amazed.
Tbe Almighty does no such thing.
Every child born of healthy parents has a
right to expect to live to bis three score years
and ten, and if the child dies in infancy, or
in youth, or in manhood's strength, he goes
hence because of some violation of the laws
of Nature.
The laws of Nature are Inexorable, and he
who violates them must pay tbe penalty.
In the death of tbe young we are furnished
with the ino-t impressive lesson that can be
presented to the living.
And these Mileinn occasions should teach
every living creuture the danger incident to
the violation of the law* of health.
Instead ol attrlbntlng the premature death
of man to tbe act of the Almighty, we should
prayerfully look to him for guidance, so that
we may live according to the plan, and walk
in the paths which he himself has prescribed
for us.
In our ignorance, and in our blindness, we
fall victims to the "pestilence that walketh in ~1
darkness," or else the "destruction that jj
wasteth at noon day" prematurely closes our
careers. Even in the "cup of cold water,"
which may be given to loved ones "in the
name of a disciple" may contain a deadly
poison.
When we know that the very air which we ni
breathe may be laden with disease and death, X
when we know that the water, which appears
the purest and the best, may contain the
mKUVt Kxfnnp npamnf.ilia /1/x
gcuuiri nuivu unug jiicuiabutQ ucaiu, uw nc
not trifle with a startling reality when we attribute
the legitimate result of violated laws
to the "dispensation of divine Providence?"
Instead of slurring over an actual coudltion !!
-that confronts us, the premature death of our
friends 6hould teach us the Importance of
studying the laws of health, and should impress
upon us the fearful penalty of violating
the mandates of Nature. |
Instead of laying the blame on the Al- I
mighty, the preacher should ask us to ques- I
tlon ourselves as to our mode of living. He I
should teach us to avoid the mistakes of oth- I
ers, and set a light before our eyes that we
may avoid the same rocks and the same
breakers which have sent down to death
many a life and many a ship as gallant as our
own.
Man is sent into the world to fulfill his mis- rF
sion,anU his days are three score years and -*
ten. *hl
But 11 by reason of our own imprudence, or
the mistakes of others, our lives are cut short, at
we have no right to lay the blame on the
Lord, but the lesson of such premature death CI
should teach that we too may die prematurely,if
we, either ignorantly or knowingly, violate
the laws of health. ne
TRIP TO FLORIDA.
A Lady's Account of Her Journey
to the Land of Flowers, 9111k and
Honey.
On September 28th, it was with rather a lingerlng
feeling very much akin to regret, that
one ot our party at least, bid adieu to friends 2
aud dear ones, who constantly remind us of
"Home sweet Home." Alter traveling a
short distance, we were fortunate in making
tbe acquaintance of several, who were returning
to their sunny homes, after spending
quite a pleasant season amidst the rugged
scenery of tbe Blue Ridge. Time passed as
pleasantly as could be expected on such an
occasion when the unpleasant news reached
us, of a wreck which had occurred only a few
miles below us. ne
This marred our pleasant anticipations to a
very great extent; for the rain whs pouring j
In torrents, and the thoughts of having to
transfer seemed anything but what we would
mosttancy. Still it recalled to memory our
youthful days when plodding through mud
and water would have been the zenith of our
glory. However, after being delayed several
hours, and passing through this unpleasant m<
ordeal, we were once more prepared to under- (jt
take the remaining portion of our Journey.
At half past two o'clock we arrived at Augusta.
There our pleasant little bund of so 4
short an acquaintance was forced to separate,
having missed connection with the Savannah
train the only resort was to seek lodging
where it might be found at that late hour :
for it seemed as if tbe elty was somewhat
crowded; as accommodations were obtained m(
after enquiring at seyeral hotels.
Only a few hours rest could be taken by "
those expecting to go by way of Savannah ;
while tbe others remained over to go by Ma- a
con.
At eleven o'clock a. m., we boarded the
Ueorgla train for Macon. On leaving Augusta
we found we had again, met with others
enroute to Lake City.
Two of tbe young ladies were on their way
to Tampa, expecting at an early date to take m*
charge of schools, wblch they had procured, th
Indeed we were a band of teachers, and, "as
birds of a feather will flock together," it is t
useless to state, that we had a pleasant company.
Without any disparaging oration? he
can be given a very graphic sketch of the
country lying between Augusta and Macon,
Judging from the general appearance that
greeted the eyes of the passer-by the thought
rather suggested Itself to us, that the coun- m<
try was In a fine condition. However, the ed
fields not unlike those to be found in many
parts of South Carolina bore a resemblance of
an unproductive year.
Still the towns varying in size, which dotted
the railroad every few miles reminded us pe
of thrifty thorough-going people. Our train
drew into Macon at four o'clock p. m. There
we eDjoyed a recreation of a few hours after
our day's travel.
After going over different Darts of the city,
and wbillng away as we termed it, the
monotonous hours, we again assembled at <
our post, awaiting the outgoing of our train.
At 8:20 o'clock p. m., we rolled out from Macon.
And as we were wrapped in the arms X
of darkness so far as sight seeing was concerned,
we were forced rather reluctantly to
turn our attention toother pass-time amusements.
Within a few hours travel, all except
our little band, apparently, seemed to ue
locked in the arms of Morpheus. However,
it was impossible for us in our frame of mind
to let quietness reign supreme.
We would by no means be giving justice to J{
our notes if we failed to make mention of the
extreme kindness shone to us by the conductor.
Surely our questions were sufficient to
exhaust an average man's patience, but he
pleasantly gave all information requested.
At last, the pleasant, still what proved to be
a weary nights Journey revile of the darkest
hours to us at Valdosta, Ga. Here we t
were told that Valdosta wns one of the gar- J?
den spots of Georgia. The train stopped only
a few minutes, and alter recruiting the number
of passengers by the addition of one or
two "teachers" and some others, we soon t
lound ourselves bounding towards our win- J.
ter home. Within a few minutes traveling,
dawn revealed the sunny land to us just beyond
the Suwanee river. After surveying N<
the surroundings we could readily recall and th
appreciate the old familiar song "Way down 1n
upon tbe Suwanee River". Just beyond the
river, we had a splendid view of the valley? cei
a log cabin here and there Inhabited by a tal
people perfectly contented with their lot, together
with the lakes which dotted the valley,
made a picture of rustic beauty. Now
and then can be seen small patches of corn
together with the turpentine farms which
seems to be their chief subsistence. The ,
question that was once propounded was : *"
How will these people subsist, when turpen- l
tine stills and goffers give out? Our itnag- of
lnations were soon ended when a hearty response
came from a venerable old gentleman. sa'
With the continual cultivations of cotton, boi
together with a few new platforms and sub- or.
treasury bills, I, for one, lear the farmers of F
South Carol In a will be forced to seek tbe Pa;
wholesome climate ol the suwanee Vallev. '
Florida is indeed, a pretty country, but truly
has it been said "No clime surpasses thy native
shore." Wanderer. <
iv i, ;iaT
f * I11DU J.
? ARE NOW FULLY PREPARED ]
Fall and "Win
Their stock in all lines of MERCHANDI!
the assurance of finding exactly what they wan
The Winter is near at hand, and the people
d.o*fc]
"here cai yon tt Goods tetter siitei to yonr i
A long experience of nearly thirty years hz
requirements of the public, and in trading wit!
lrln YYirtwoTT TTnnooL-ocmorQ ara nnriHallir invil
ill o hiui-lo j i-lvuovuvujjviu uiau vvau?w?*j AM t
TABLE LINENS, FULL WIDTH SHEETINGS
now to be seen at the store of White Brothers,
Ladies can find here an attractive stock of'
Also, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, HOSIERY,
HAMBURG TRIMMINGS and TORCHON LA
Brothers, and this Fall their stock in this line
No house in the up-country of South Oa
READY-MADE CLOTHING than White Brothe
justly celebrated HIGH ART CLOTHING manu
more. The peculiar excellence of this Clothii
materials, and the fit of the garments is equal
one in need of a fine suit or a good Overcoat v
It is needless to direct attention to White ]
E?A.rr? ana hlUL
In these lines they have always carried large stoc
any ever before offered by them. In addition tot
largest and most complete line of CROCKERY and <
'heir Stock of GROCERIES ai
In short this long-established firm aim to supply all
Call on them and they will make it to your interest
WHITE
VALUABLE Mastei
ft n i ?tate 1
Mis for Sale. =
ag
John N.
PAR'
i . BY VIRTUE OF j
HE UNDERSIGNED, AS AGENT FOR made Id the above bU
b heirs at law of Win, H. Brooks and Annie 8aie at public outcry
Brooks, deceased, offer for sale for division, on saLEDAY IN N(
Abbeville Court House, on the legal hours of
scribed property, slti
4LEDAY IN NOVEMBER land, containing
xt, all of their real estate, to wit: Fifty-nine an
. The MARTIN HOLLOW TRACT, [59 3"^
Ninety-Four Acres, ZX'n'l
John W. Ashley,
ore or less, bounded by lands of Dr,T. J TERMS OF SALEibry,
A. M. Hill and others. on a credit of twelv*
from day of sale secu
!. The WIER TRACT, chaser and mortgag<
leave to purchaser to
One Hundred and Forty-Five 10 pay ror p*pers A-CrOS,
Oct. 12,1891, 3L
ore or less, bounded by lands of D. It. Pen
y, John Walker and others. The State of
? f'ftTTVTV OT
!. xne KOBEKTSUJN TKAUT, ? -1'ROBA
Ninety-Seven Acres, Complaint to sell!
jre or less, bounded by lands of Alfred Tho ?8 Brltt, as Adi
ay and G., C. & N. R. R. tlff' ag
I. The JOHNSON TRACT, Sallle M. Truwitt a
n. n, m . I WILL SELL AT
Xllty-lWO Acres, Abbeville Court Ho
NOVEMBER next, fo
ire or less, bounded by John Sprouse, Sam the following describe
ade and others. to lhe estate of Jame
situate in said Count;
i. The KENNEDY TRACT, of part of the Home j
Sixty Acres, Ninety-Sev<
j more or less, bounded
are or less, oounaeu by ueo. s. w nson ana of Williams Trultt d?
e Johnson tract. * the Dower tract.
Also, the remaindei
I. The HOME PLACE In the town of Abvllle,
One Acre, Forty-Seve:
ore or less, opposite Baptist cborcb, bouna- S7he?hom?
by E. G. Groydoo, Mrs. W. V. CloKsca.es ?
id others.
rERMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay for pa- Eighty-Eigl
TB.
more or less, boundec
P. A. CHEATHAM, of A. T. Wblteman
' ceased, Long Cane Cri
Agent for Heirs. Als?.the remaind
Oct. 12,1891.31 containing
he State of South Carolina. Forty-Foui
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. being the southern ]
tract, bounded by Lo:
probate court. Wblteman lands.
Complaint to sell land to pay debts. TERMS?one half
credit of twelve mon
IS I E, Young, as Admillistator, dayofsale.thecredli
by bond of purchaser
&C., Plaintiff, property, or purcha
Purchaser to pay for ]
against
me Young, A. L, Young, and 0c""",r
others, Defendants. Medica
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY AT 1IJTE the undersigne
jbevllle Court House, on SALE DAY IN W nerehip under t
DVEMBER next, for the payment of debts jcINE and SURGER
e following described real estate, belong- calls will be prompl
g to the estate of Thomas L. Young de- the services of both
ased. situate in said County and State, con- cbar8e w >fHOMA
ning G. A. NI
April 4th, 1890.
Five (5) Acres, >re
or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Bell, NC
W. R. Nanco and Richard Brownlee.
'ERMS-Ono half cash, balance on a credit T^e^unt^lghl
twelve months with Interest, from day of tion of the J. G. F
e. Tbe credit portion to be secured by LINTER, GUMMER
nd of purchaser and a mortgage of the WoV'th
smises; or purchaser may have option of guaranteed. Those
ying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, machine can do so 1
7 kiinvr tvow vllle Oil Mill. The pt
J. rULLER LiON, Ued Respectfull
Judge Probate Court.
(ctoberCth, lS'JO.
Srothere
OR AN ACTIVE AND VIGOROUS ?
ter Campaigr
SE is now complete and purchasers can call wit
t and at LOW PRICES.
) must have warm and comfortable
tiing
Us than at tie stores of WHITE BROTHER!
is made this firm thoroughly acquainted with th
i this house every one is sure to get the most <
ted to examine the immense stock of TOWELS
3, BLANKETS, CARPETS and RUGS which ai
i
DRESS GOODS and FANCY GOODS of all kindi
CORSETS, CLOAKS, JACKETS and JERSEYS
CES have always been a specialty with Whi1
is larger and more attractive than ever,
rolina carries a larger or more desirable stock i
rs. In fine Goods they carry a large line of tl
factured by STROUSE & BROTHERS, of Balti
ig consists in the fact that it is made ?f the bei
to the work of the best Merchant Tailors, Ar
rould do well to call on White Brothers,
Brothers' stock of
)TS and. ? EEOE?
ks and their assortment this season is certainly equal tc
he articles already referred to, White Brothers carry the
3LASSWARE to be fouixf in the county.
ad PROVISIONS is always fa
the wants of the trading public.
to buy their Goods.
BROTHERS.
''s Sale- iPrnhflift firm
South Carolina.
abbeville. g^te 0f SQ^jj caroli
ommon pleas.
Haynes, et. nl.f County of A.bt>?Vil
atn8t Wm. H. Parker, as Executor <to Plaintiff
Kay, et. al. against
IITJON. SusanM. Tolman, Fannie J Marshall andc
Defendants.
VN ORDER OF SALE Complaint to sell land to pay debts.
ited case, I will offer lor j wm Beu public outcry at Abbeville,
at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on sale day in November next ;for the paj
)VEMBER, 1891, within of debts the following described real estat
sale, the following de- longing to the estato of M. 0. Tolman,
jate In said State and ceased, situated in said county and Btate
that tract or parcel of w":
The home tract containing
d Three-fourths pivB Hundred and Fifti
U Acres, 515, Acres
ed by lands of Ezefelel more or less bounded by lands of Morrah,
ps, J. R. Sheffield, and Alister and others. This tract will be bo!
three parcels, plats of whioh will be exb
-One half cash, balance on day of sale. The Matbis tract contain
i months with Interest _ a
red by bond of the pur- Ol)6 Hundred aild THl
a of the nremlseB. with _. .
pay all cash. Purchaser Fiye k\6o) Acres
t irr tt?w mere or lees. bounded by home place, M<
J. c. McA. lister and others.
Master. terms. One half cash, balance on a <
of twelve months, with interest from day c
the credit portion to be secured by boi
purchaser and a mortgage of the properl
South Carolina. Purohaser to pay for papers.
r ABBEVILLE. j. FULLER LYON.
te court. Judge Probate Courl
land to pay debts, etc. ? ?
mlnlstrator, etc., Plain- a , mm
Prolate Corn
nd others, Defendant, Qf
o?ICsalS ts COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE.
r the payment of debts,
:d real estate belonging William H. Kennedy as Administrator
s M. Trawltt deceased, Plaintiff,
j and State, consisting against
Dlace containing Winnie Strother, James E. Strother and
ers, Defendant.
m [97] Acres, Complaint for sale of land to pay deb
.. , , ,. . I will sel! at public outcry at Abb<
I by lands of the estate ^ ? * , *
sceased, J. S. Brltt and Court House on Saleday in November
for the payment of debts, the followlni
In the Dower tract con- scrlbed real e8tete belonging to the esta
Howard Strother, deceased, situated In
county and state containing
n [47] Acres, Qne Hundred anfl Sixty [1
e southwestern portion Acres.
ng on the Augusta rond.
>dwln tract containing more or less bounded by lands of C. W. C<
tue uuiune iauu? uuu uiuers,
it [88] Acres, Also the 01b8on tract containing
I by lands of the estate Forty ACFGS^
and M. Goodwin de- more 0r less bounded by land of James
eek and the Dower tract. netti g q young, W. L. Pressley and oth
er in the Dower tract, TERMS, One half cash bnlance on a
It of twelve months with interest from t
' sale. The credit portion to be secure
[44] Acres, bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the
erty or purchaser may have option of p?
portion of the Goodwin all cash. Purshaser to pay for papers,
ag Cane Creek and the J. FULLER LYON.
cash, the balance on a Judge Probate Court,
ths, with interest from
b portion to bo secured
and a mortgage of the The State of South Caroli
ser may pny all cash.
papers. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
T* PROBATE COURT.
Judge Probate Court.
John N. Knox, as administrator, &c.,plal
against
Vlney Moore, Frank Moore, and others
Notice. fendant.
;d have formed a co-Dart- Complaint to sell land to pay debts,
he firm name and style y
sr the practice of MED- J. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY
Jy attended tS.^ When Abbeville C. H..SALEDAY IN NOVEM
are required only one next, for the payment of debts, the folio
described real estate, belonging to the e
SUFFER M D of Thornton Moore, deceased, situate in
County and State, containing
Eighty-Eight [88] Acres
>tice. more or less, bounded by landsof J. N.K
ED HAVING BOUGHT ,e,stat?of Joh,n X0D> J- H/ Sl?kest
for the sale and opera- Crowther and others, and known as
ALLS <fc CO. GIN and Hall place.
and SHARPENER are
er furnish machines or rTvF'RMQ--..flac!li
eraselves. Satisfaction liiXlixLo Udoili
wishing to inspect the _ ,
jy calling at the Abbe- Purchaser to pay for papers.
itronage of all Is solic- j FULLER LY0^
F.R.EVANS, Judge Probate Cou
J. L. PERRIN I Oct. 10,1891.
i
8
m 1 TT ITAmT/^TI
IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH
act to raise supplies for the fist
year commencing November 1st, 1S1
L notice is hereby given that the Trei
urer's Office of Abbeville County w
be open for the collection of taxes on
" THURSDAY
OCTOBER 15TH, 1801.
i Taxes can be paid until Decern!
15th, without penalty.
IB Rate per ceutum of taxation is
follows:
j2 9 State purposes 4J mills.
J * School 44 2 44
0 Ordinary county tax 3 ' "
Total 9$ 11
>, In addition to the above special t
,g in towns of Greenwood and Nine
Six for'schools, 2 mills.
Poll tax $1 per capita on all male <
3, izens between the age of 21 and
1 years, except such as are exempted
51 law.
18 In order to accommodate tax payt
I have arranged the following ached
n of appointments :
Tax-payers will please take due i
ie tice thereof, as the office at the Co
[- House will of necessity be closed
those days.
Lowndesville, November 3, from
ty o'clock p. m. till 4 o'clock p. m. n
day.
Mt. Carmel, Thursday, Novem
5th. *
Willington, forenoon of Novem
6th.
Bordeaux, afternoon of Novem
! 6th.
McCormick, Saturday, Novem
7th.
ill* Troy, Monday, November 9th.
Bradley, forenoon November lOtt
Verdery, afternoon November 1C
Coronaca, afternoon November 11
Ninety-Six, November 12th till
rival of up passenger train.
S5? Greenwood, Friday, November 1J
rt Abbeville Court House, Saturi
and Moiiday, November 7th and {
Due West, afternoon of Novem
10th, and forenoon of November i:
-J, Donalds, afternoon, November 1
and forenoon November 12tb.
le, Hodges, afternoon, November 1'
The remainder of the time the of
will be kept open at Abbeville Cc
>thers House for the reception of taxes.
Parties desiring information by n
in regard to their taxes will please
o. H- elude postage tor reply?and tnose i
ITbe- ing their taxes by check, should
de- fail to include exchange.
J? R. BLAKE, JR.,
Treasurer.
Bell Sept. 30, tf
Mo MASTER'S SALE.
Id in
State of South Carolina
j i COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE
? Wlllian H, Parker, plaintiff
against
Wlllla? Magi 11
>rrab, BY VIRTTEOFan ordar ofsale made In
above stated esse, I will offer for Bale at
oredit lic out?ry at Abbeville C. H- S, 0, on sale
if sale In November'1891, with in the legal houn
ad of the following described property, sltuat
'* said State and County, to wit, All that t
or parcel of lands containing
L Two Hundred (240) Acn
more or less, bounded by lands of Samuel A
st. of Jacob Miller, Mrs. Frances Allen
thers.
Ui TERMS OF 8ALE?One-half cash, baL
- on a credit of twelve months, with inte
from day of sale, secured by bond of purch
and mortgage of the premises. Purchase
pay for papers.
J. 0. KLUGH, Mai
Ac-> | Oct. 7, 1891. 4t
oth- Master's Sale,
t*. The State of South Garolii
Bvllle COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE.
next
, (Jg. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
le of Guilford Cade
said against
Mary E. Jennings et. al.
FORECLOSURE.
J "R
-DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF Si
made in the above atated case, I will offer
sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S.
3W on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, wit
the legal hours of sale, the following
scribed property, situate in said State i
County, to wit: All that tract or parcel
land, known as the Car Tract, containing
Burera.
One Hundred and Sevenl
, cred
lay o four [174] Acres,
d by
prop more or less, bounded by lands of J. S. Bi
Lying and the Dower and Collier tracts.
Also that tract or parcel of land known
the Dower tract, containing
Two Hundred and fifty-ti
[252] Acres,
na, more or less, and bounded by the Col
tract, and lands of estate of W. K. Bradley
Also that tract or parcel of land known
tract No. 3, containing
ntlff' One Hundred and five [10
, de- Acres,
more or less, and bounded by Dower tri
Car tract and J. M. Trewitt.
AT Also that tract or parcel of land known
BER tract No. 4, the Brick House tract, contf
wing lng
state
said One Hundred and Eight
four [184] Acres,
' I more or less, and bounded by Augusta re
nox< J. M. Trewitt and J. I. Palmer.
Wm TERMS OF SALE-One half cash, balai
the on a credit of twelve months with Inter
from day of sale, secured by bond ol purcha
and mortgage of the premises, with leave
purchaser to forestall payment of the ere
portion.
J. C. KLUUH,
! Mastei
J October?, 1891,41.
i
I
I
i
Master's
Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
|| COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF C0MM02T PLEAS.
H. W. Johnson by guardian ad litem &c.
[E against
,ol The Ninety-Six Manufacturing Company
jq and others.
' PARTITION.
ill By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
L made In the above stated case, I will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C.
on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within
the legal hours of Bale, the following deJ
csribed property, situate In said State and
County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of
land, containing
)er One Hundred and Thirteen
113 Acres,
as
more or less, bounded on the north by lands
of W. R. Hlnton's estate, on the east by lands
of W. W. Holt and Charles Foy, on the south
by C. and Q. railroad lands of H. J.
Klnard and M. A. DeLoach, on the west by
Cambridge road, C. K. & W. railroad, lands ol
John C. Fooshe and C. L. Klnard, except
twenty-three acres of said land whloh has
ax Hoon MtnffanH nllnttArl hv order of the Donrl
ty to Mrs. Elisabeth Johnson, as will appear by
the decree of the Court herein.
.. Also that lot or parcei of land, In the town
of Ninety-Six, containing
by Acres,
more or less, and bounded on the north bj
ipa "
> lot of S. C. Beacham, on the east by lot o
ule vallnskt, on the south by lands of J. 1). Wat
son, on the west by Cambridge street, to b<
Q0_ sold in two lots, one building lot and the lo
" upon which the store stands. The lot upoi
u which the store stands is to be run off so ai
on to include the cabin and blacksmith shop li
the rear.
L j Alto that traot or parcel ot land in Edge
field County, near Dorn's Mills, containing
Forty 40 Acres,
ber
more or less, and bounded on the north b:
, lands of John Dorn.Sr., and E. A. Dora, oi
the enst bj lands of E. A. Dorn, on tbe wes
by lands of Wingard and James Butler, oi
ber the south by lands of Wlngard.
Also that lot or parcel of land in Edgeflel*
, County, near Modoc, containing
ber
Three 3 Acres,
j more or leas, and bounded by lands of Georg
* D.Tillman, said land being on Big Steven
'tb. Creek and upon which there is a good mil
ith. site.
tfbua np sat.p.?pflHh. Purchaser t
pay for papers.
J. C. KLUGH,
lth- Master,
lay October 7,1881, It.
)th.
ber
ith Master's Sale.
lth The State of South Carolina
2th. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
flee
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
>urt
Lula Dendy against W. F. Walte et al.?Fon
nail closure.
in" BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SAL]
>ay- made In the above stated case, I will offer tc
Dot sale at public ontory at Abbeville C. H., 8. C
on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, wltt
In the legal hours of sale, the following d<
scribed property, situate In said State an
County, to wll: All that tract or parcel <
land, containing
QiTfir.r.ifflit ffiftl AnrAH.
U1AUJ -AiigUV L?WJ
more or less, bonnded by lands of Q. W. Coi
or, Samuel Jamison, W. W. Lawson, M. Gof
gins and others.
TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balanc
on a credit of twelve months, with lnterei
from day of sale, secured by bond ol pu
' chaser and mortgage of the premises. Pa
chaser to pay for papers.
J. C. KLUGH, Master.
Oct. 7,1891,4t
the
pub
^ Master's Sale.
^ The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
3S- Mary I. Carllle,
against
L^'e? Caesar Oliver.
&Dd FORECLOSURE.
Mice By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SAL]
rest made in the above stated cose, I will offer fc
aser sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H? 8. C
)r on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, wltbl!
tbe legal hours of sale, the following d<
jter scribed property, situate in said State an
County, to wit: All that tract or parcel c
land containing
One Hundred and Port]
la. 40] Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Charll
Vrtnn?nn thann.th An thfl onRf. hv Iflndfl Tf
cently conveyed to W. A. Pressly by Mary ]
Carl lie, on the south by lands of W. O. Wat
son and estate of James T. Allen, and on tb
west by lands of Mrs. Oliver formerly ownei
by Mary E. Oliver, and divided from W. A
lLE Pre8Bly'8 lanc* by 1108,1 Creek. The land
for mentioned as belonging to W. A. Pressly ar
c now owned by Samuel Wright.
.jjjp' TERMS OF SALE?One half cash, the bal
je_ ance on a credit of twelve months with inter
and from day ot sale secured by bond of pur
( of chaser, and mortgage of premises, with leavi
to purchaser to pay all * cash. Purohaser t<
pay for papers
J. C. KLUGH,
? Master.
October 7,1891,
Master's Sale.
i as
The State of South Carolina,
tro COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLKA8.
The Greenville Savings Bank
ller against
' ag Eva S. Maloney, et. al.
FORECLOSURE.
15] By virtue of an order of sale
made in the above stated case, I will offer lor
sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C
on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within
act, the legal hours of sale, the following described
property, situate In said State and
as County, to wit: All that tract or parcel oi
iln- land, in the town of Cokesbury, containing
Twenty (20) Acres,
ymore
or less, bounded by lands of A. M.
Aiken, P. Wyalt Aiken, Mrs. R. G. Jones,and
others, being the tract of land conveyed by
a ' Howard L. Odlorre to Eva S. Maloney.
TERMS OF SALE?Strictly cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers,
f" J. C. KLUGH.
. Master.
^ October 7,1891,-it.
Don't grumble about bad shoes for children
r- Let them wear the Little Giant school shoes.
Every pair guaranteed, P. Rosenberg <fc Co.
?p: t,*-v .. {
Master's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
W. M. Connor against Annie F. Sherard et al.
?Foreclosure.
By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made In the above stated case, I will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C.
on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 18W, with
In the legal hours of sale, the following described
property, situate In said State and
County, to wit: All that tract or parcel ol
land, containing
Two Hundred and EightyFive
[285] Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Estate of
J. W. Calhoun, by Wilson cretsk, by landi ol
D. L. Boozer and T. C. Turner.
Also, that lot or parcel of land, with dwelling
house In the town of Ninety-Six, contain*
lug
Three [3] Acres,
i more or less, and bounded by lands'of John
i A. Moore, Dr. Q. F. E. Wenck and C. A G. E.
R.
TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balan e
on a credit of twolve months, with lntere
' from day of sale, secured by bond of the pn
chaser and a mortgage of the premises. Pnr
chaser to pay for papers.
J. C. KLUGH, Master.
f VQU t% 1W1, *1
f
; Master's Sale.
J The State of South Carolina,
s COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE.
1 COTJBT OF COMMON PLEAS.
k Sarah F. McCarty et. al.,
against
Wade H. Robertson et al.
PARTITION.
a BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
t made In the above stated case, I will offer for
3 sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H.,8. C;,
on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within
1 the legal boars of sale, the following described
property, situate in said State and County,
to wit: All that tract or parcel of land. In
Cokesbury township, containing
e One Hundred and Sixty (160)
ii Acres,
0 more or lees, bounded by land* of F. M. God.
bold, Robertaon, Taylor & Co., G. W. Connor
and others.
TERMS OF BALE?One-half cash, balance
on a credit of twelve months, with Interest,
from day ot sale, secured by bond of purchaser,
and mortgage of the premises, with leave ,
to pay all cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. c. klugh,
,, Master,
Oct. 7,1891. 4t
?
Master's Bale.
\ ' '*33
*" The State of South Carolina,
.
e county of abbeville.
IF COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
i" Hartzog & Hays against T. K. Fouche.?Fore^
closure.
>r By virtue of an order of sale
made in tbe above stated case, I will oflfcr for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville 0. H., S. C.,
on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, with
In the legal hoars of sale, the following del~
scribed property, situate In said State and
County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of
land, containing
?
?t Forty [40] Acres,
r- more or less, bounded on the North by Loniaa
Malone, on the East by Mary Bnlltot, ou the
South by J. L. Fouche, and on the West by B.
E. Cbaney, and known as the C. W. Fouche
_ place.
TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser So
pay for papers.
J. C. KLUGH, Master, I
- Oct. 7,1891,4t
Master's Sale.
The State of South Carolina*
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
B
,r Mary S. Alewlne et. al.,
< against
Mary Lela Alewlne et. al.
By virtue of an order of sale
made in tbe above stated case, I will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville C.H.,8. C.,
7 on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within
' the legal hours of Bale, the following described
property, situate in said State and County,
to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, oone
talnlng.
[ Three Hundred and Eightyo:~
roafii a
I?JOUJ aucoi
e
i more or less, bounded by lands of J. R. Mc
Whorter, J.T. McLaln, J. A. Robinson, Mar- s
garei Cllnkscales, J. N. Young, J. O. McLaln,
e and R. H. Armstrong.
Said land will be divided Into two or more
* tracts which will be Hold separately.
TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance
* on a credit of twelve months, with Interest
s from day of sale, secured by bond of pnr3
chaser aud mortgage of the premises, with
leave to purchaser to pay all cash.
Purohaaer to pay for papers.
j. c. klugh,
Master.
Oct. 7,1891. 4t
Master's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVIIE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Sallle E. Thomas, as Executrix, 4c.,
against
Amanda Ford et.al.
By virtue of an order of sale
made In the above stated case, I will offer for
' sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C?
on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within
the legal hours of sale, the following described
property, Bltuate in said Slate and County,
to wit: All that tract or parcel of land,
containing
Three Hunered and Eighty (380)
Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Foster Morris,
F. M. Mitchell, and by the Savannah River.
TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance
on a credit of twelve months with lnteres
from day of sale, secured by bond of pur
chaser and mortgage of premises, with leave
to purchaser to pay all cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. C. KLUGH,
Master,
Oct. 7,1891. 41
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