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The Press and Banner r ABBEVILLE, S.C. jE^Published every Wednesday at ?2 a year in advance. Vednesdav. Oct. 28,1891. Twelve Pa^es. , _ MARY BLACK'S LAND. jj ? Sho llns fino<l Title to It. ;in?l Will Hold It. Tub statu ok Soctii Cauoi.ina. aii is kv 11.1.1-: cornty. ! In the Common Pleas. Mnry Black, phiiniitt', against Ttieophilas P.a-1 ker.adm'r with the will annexed of James >1. Latimer, deceased, and .fames C. Klu^h. | Master, defendants.?Complaint for liellef. i A Gra.vdon <fc Graydon, Plaint ill's Attorneys. H Benet & Cason, Defendants' Attorneys. , ^ To his Honor the Presiding Judge: This is an action brought by Mary Black,i the plaintiff, against the defendant. Tfceopbilas Baker, administrator with the will annex- rr ed of James M. Latimer, deceased, to recover i yl possession of a tract of laud, containing about " eighty acres, now In the possession of t.lie said uuminNtrator, and which he Is seeking to sell I as the property ol Latimer, to pay the debts of the estate. Latimer died about October, I 1x85. lea vim: a last will and testament, by the j eleventh clause of which he devised this tract' to the plaintiff for life, remainder to her! daughters. Certain creditors of the estate j having brought actions against the administrator, he tiled his complaint and obtained an j order restraining theui and calling upon all' creditors to prove ttieir demands tieiore tiiei Master. To this action the plaintiff was not made a party. In this action various orders 1 were obtained by the administrator, under1 which aliof the remaining lands of the estate were sold.and the administrator was proceed-! ing to sell the land in controversy, alleging a ) deficiency of assets to pay the debts of I<ati-: mer, when he was restrained t\v the plaintitl by an njnnction obtained in tills action. In a l 11..er suit instituted against Caroline j A. Latimer ?"d Mary E. Baker,as heirs at law ; of James M !.(Timer,deceased, the plalntill sought tl> Ulll.llll IlieaiUllI II113KNIH IUCII-1 lorce the spviMin* M-rformanoe of an alleged! contract made w.iu .lames M. Laiinier, deceased, in his life time, under which she| claimed title to the land in iMspute. Thisac-j Hon was dismissed, (witho.i. prejudice to the plaintiff,) on the ground iliin ilie evidence j was not sufficient to sustain the a I leced contract; but the Master and Circuit Judge both i concurred in holding that the plainiills title ; might be established in a difJ'rreni form ol" ac-1 tlon. 1'h Is act iou was thereupon Instituted to | recover possession of the land; the complaint J alleging adverse possession by the plaiutit!'| beyond the statutory period. The facts of the | -1 case are simple, and for the most part ure un- j disputed. There seems to be no doubt, from J the testimony, that the plaintiff was put into j possession of the land by Latimer, in the beginning of the year IstW. and that she remain- J ed 111 possession uutil 18S'i, living upon it, working it, clearing a portion of it. erecting J improvements on it, and receiving the profits, j Her possession seems to have had all the ele-1 menus which according to the books, estab-! fl llsh a title by adverse possession. j J It was 1. adverse; 2, actual; a, notorious; 4, exclusive; &, under claim of title. (.See l1 American and English Encyclopedia of Law, p. 2*J8.) There was nothing wanting on her | part during all this time, to assert her rigblot; ownership. Boliu Allen one of the witnesses i testified that he rented the land from her, and "ua ,wwi av/*IuoU?a rtf f lip tihii'p j Ill 111, M1B Ultu c.v^iun. .W .. anil that when asked 10 sell, she refused ber consent?that she occupied, worked and con- * trolled the place us her own property?that I Latimer wild that the plaintiff should always have the place as a home for herself and her cniidren, and that he would take no step In regard to the place without her consent. The testimony of Jas. T. Latimer is to the same effect?that the plaintiff and her children were in sole possession from ISM) to 1>vS3. and that her boys worked the place?heard Latimer say that It was plaintiff's place, that her boys had spent everything, and that lie intended that she and her girls should have . It. Here then, we bavq the testimony of two j disinterested witnesses to the aaverse and exclusive occupancy of the piuce for twenty-two years, with claim of title aud exclusive enjoyment of the profits, arid at the same time a recognition of her ownership by Latimer, which perfected by the lapse ol the statutory rl period, did not need the devise of the elev- 1 enth clause of his will to give her a legal title, th ? ?inir nf ihn inoiPK involved In the JX 1UIIU6" "V" ? - ? p, case Is presented by the plaintiff, is, that if, she has no oilier claim to tbe land, but that , at derived from the will of Latimer, she should : have been made a parly to any proceeding to i sell her laud; that she had the right to con- CI test the validity of the claims which have; J\ been set up against the estate of James M. | Latimer, deceased, which have swept the i wbole estate, and to satisfy which It is now1 ne proposed to sell her laud. I And the following matters of fact: 1. That James M. Latliner once owned tbe ; land in controversy. ' 1. That in the year I860 he put the plaintiff in possession of the said liind, and that she remained in possession of it, cultivated It, and 1 received the profits from it, until the year, 1883. I m 3. That plaintiff during her occupancy of, the said land, claimed theovvnership thereof, i' and exercised all proper acts ot ownership. 4. That Jaines M. Latimer, during the pe-j ' riod of her occupaucy. recognized tier as the owner of the land, and repeatedly declared] that be intended it as a borne for herself and I daughters. 5. That the administrator has received the! rents ot the place since 1SH7, and that the ren-1 tal value thereof Is about Sid. 6. That tbe said Latimer, by his last will and testament, devised the land to herself jm for life remainder to her daughters. As conclusions of law: | n* 1. That tbe plaintiff acquired a title to tliei land in controversy, by adverse possession,! before the death of Latimer, and is entitled to j recover the possession, and hundred dollars J damages as claimed. 2. That before the interest of tbe plaintiff! and her daughters under the will ot Latimer could be affected by any le^al proceedings to sell their land, they should have been made mi parties to such proceedings. (it Respectfully submitted. W. A. LEK, .special Master. , August 20,1S91. Judgment for Plaintiff. This case came on to be heard before me upon the pleadings, testimony, report of tbe Special Master, W. A. Lee, Esq., and ttie exceptions thereto. It appears that after the .Special Master had filed bis report in tbe C lerk's ortlce be added W to It a finding of fact thai the defendant has received tbe rents ot the place since Kh", and | ; nAntuI uoInn is uliAiit Hl'tv ilnlliirv nnr I milium, aud also a conclusion of law that' plaintiff is entitled to one hundred dollars j damages, as claimed. Plaintiff tiled exceplions alleging error iu the failure of the special Master to make ihose findings in his original report belore filing it, and delendant. nv Theophilas Baker, excepted upon the ground th that the Special Master had no right to make the above addenda after the report was filed. Whether it was strictly regular to make them ( after the report was Hied or not. they were be findings that should have been made in the rv original report, and it is now so modified as to include them. After hearing argument of counsel, I am satisfied that the report of the Special Master mi Is correct in its fiudiugs of law and fact, with e(i tbe modification above, and that it should be confirmed. uc On motion of Gray don & Graydon, plaintiff's attorneys, ' It Is therefore ordered, adjudged and de- np creed: 1 I. That the exceptions of the defendant, Theophilas Baker, to the report of the special Master be and they are hereby overruled, and that the said report be and the same is hereby in all respects, except as hereinbefore modified, confirmed and made the judgment of < tills Court. II. That the rent collected by the defend- ? ant. Theophilas Baker, to the extent of one _ hundred dollars, the amount claimed by the T complaint, is the property of the plaintiff, and that the defendant, Theophilas liaker, do pay the same to the pialntitt'. III. That the plaintifl, Mary Black, do recover of the defendant, Theophilas Baker, the land in dispute, which isdescrlbed as follows: "All that tractor parcel of land situate, lying and being in Abbeville county. State of South T Carolina, containing eighty-five acres, more Qr less, and bounded by lands of C. T. Latimer, J. M. Newby and others. IV. That the plaintifl' is the legal owner of said tract of land. V. That the defendant, Theophilas Baker, do immediately surrender the possession of the said tract of land to the plaintifl, and that if he fall to do so upon demand the sherifl" of t, Abbeville county do put the plaintifl' in d( peaceable and quiet possession of said tract of land. VI. That the defendant, Theophilas Baker, as administrator with the will anuexed of the t estate of James M. Latimer, deceased, his J. agent8andservants.be perpetually enjoined and restrained from selling or attempting to ' sell said tract of land under the proceeding which was heretofore temporarily enjoined th in this action, or under any other proceeding ln whatsoever. VII. That the Clerk of this Court do tax ce the costs of this case according to law, that ta the defendant, Theophilas Baker, do pay the same, and that plaintifl have leave to issue execution therefor. The only effect of this judgment upon the defendant, J. C. Klugh, Master, is to prevent him fro.n selling the said land under the order and advertisement mentioned iu the com- <" plaint. He is made a party as a mere matter ' of form and no personal Judgment Is asked or of rendered auainst him. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed, sa That tbe order to sell the land herelnbelore bo described is as to the plaintiff absolutely null , and void, for the reason that the plaintifl is ' the legal owner of said tract of land, and tor P? the further reason that the plaintifl' was never made a party to the action in which said order was made. J. B. Kershaw, Oct. 24,1891. Presiding Judge. < iin t ? ARE NOW FULLY PREPARED I Fall and Win Their stock in call lines of MERCHANDIf the assurance of finding exactly what they wanl The Winter is near at hand, and the people tee can yon M Ms teller suited lo your i A long experience of nearly thirty years ha requirements of the public, and in trading with his money. Housekeepers are cordially invit TABLE LINENS, FULL WIDTH SHEETINGS now to be seen at the store of White Brothers. Ladies can find here an attractive stock of 1 Also, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, HOSIERY, HAMBURG TRIMMINGS and TORCHON LA! Brothers, and this Fall their stock in this line i No house in the up-country of South Ca: iR.EAUY-MADE CLOTHING than White Brothe: justly celebrated HIGH ART CLOTHING manuj more, The peculiar excellence of this Clothir materials, and the fit of the garments is equal 1 one in need of a fine suit or a good Overcoat w It is needless to direct attention to White ] and. BOC In the<e lines they have always carried large stocl any ever before offered by them. In addition to tt largest and most complete line of CROCKERY ami G 'heir Stock of GROCERIES ar In short this long-established firm aim to supply all ("ail on them and they will make it to your interest I WHITE V ALU-A/IiLE i Master ill tor Sao.! = ngi John N.J PARI i By virtue of a .HE UNDERSIGNED, AS AGENT FOR mn(je jD t^e above sta ic heirs at 1 ftw of W m H ISnwKs iintl Annie | q public outcry n Brooks, deceased, offer for sale for division,: on <^\lEDAY IN NO Abbeville Court House, on j the legal hours of i j scribed property, situ ALEDAY IN NOVEMBER ?xt, all of their real estate, to wit: | Fifty-nine ?L21( I. The MARTIN HOLLOW TRACT, [59 3-4 ' Ninety-Four Acres, i John W. Ashley, ore or less, bounded by lands of Pr.T. Jt TERMS OF SALE? abry. A. M. Hill and others. on a credit of twelve ' from day of sale secur !. The \\ IER TRACT, chaser and mortgage leave to purchaser to r One Hundred and Forty-Five to Pay for papers. A-CreS, Oct. 12,1891, .'it. ore or less, bounded by lands of D. II. Pen y, John Walker and others. gfcate Of 5 !. The ROBERTSON TRACT, COUNTY OF I'llOBAI I Ninety-Seven Aores, complaint to sen u ore or less, bounded by lands of Alfred Thomas Brltt, as Adrr ay and G., C. & N. It. R. aga I. The JOHNSON TRACT, Sullle M. Truuitt an Fiftv-Twn Arrp<? ^ WILLSELL AT 1 Xllty 1W0 AOreb, Abbeville Court Hou NOVEMBER next, for ore or less, bounded by John Spronse, Sam the following deserlbec ado and others. to the estate of Jutnes situate In said County i. The KENNEDY TRACT, of part of the Home p1 Sixty Acres, Ninety-Seve more or less, hounded ore or less, bounded by Geo. S. Wilson and of w'llHams Truitt de< e Johnson tract. tlie ])0wer tract. i. The HOME PI. ACE In the town of Ah- remn,ll(ler vllle, ? One Acre, Forty-Sever ore or loss, opposite Baptist church, bound- 111 ore or 'ess. being tlic by E. (i. Graydou, Mrs. W. V.Cllnkscales lhe I>l?ce hcln id others. ' Also, till ol ihatGooi PERMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay for pa- Eighty-Eigh P/l /1TJTS * mTT A TUT more or less, bounded 11. vXlLAlIlAill) or A. T. White-man Ae-pnt for Heirs ceased, Long CaneCre. Ageni ior neirs. AISO) the ronm|ntle] 3ct. 12, lH0l,3t contaluing he State of South Carolina. Forty-Four I COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. being the southern pi j tract, bounded by Lon I'KOHATE COURT. | Whiterau? lanUK. Complaint to sell land to pay debts. i TERMS?one half c | credit of twelve montl is. E. Young, as Administator,! or sale, the credit I by bond of purchaser i &c,, Plaintiff, , property, or purchasi j Purchaser to pay for p against j me Young, A. L. Young, and; ?c,obcr 10-lt?1others, Defendants. ~ . * WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY AT j WUWlvIl tibeville Court House, on SALE DAY IN ! UVEMBKIt next, for the payment, of debts | ? o following described real estate, belong-1 _ , . ,, g to the estate ol Thomas J,. Voting j Last Saturday m^ht b . .... . I narrow-seat buggy was: ased. situate in said County mid State, coil- j Hp0|-0 jn |eft f0re whee ining | ble sawed off the end o broken out and a small Five (5) Acres, T*?eb?s'gy wa? ' Anderson whose metal ore or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Bell, P1' .. v i .?: T ??, , snort Burusiae wbi^ke W. R. Nance and Richard Brownlee. pounds is supposed to 1 rEIl.MS?One half cash, balance on a credit a large dark bay horse < twelve months with interest from day of I will pay a liberal re le. The credit portion to be secured by the bnggy or evidence t nd of purchaser and a mortgage of the king it. emises ; or purchaser may have option of ylng all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. marl; h A e_, e x. J. FULLER LYON, ' ROBI Judge Probate Court. JctoherCth.lSW). 1032. . 'OR AN ACTIVE AND VIGOROUS ? || ter Campaign.: 3E is now complete and purchasers can call with n t and at LOW PRICES, J must have warm and comfortable kiixig.. ants fa at the stores of WHITE BROTHERS ?f0 ,s made this firm thoroughly acquainted with the this house every one is sure to get the most of ied to examine the immense stock of TOWELS, I, BLANKETS, CARPETS and RUGS whioh are in Si DRESS GOODS and FANCY GOODS of all kinds. izi CORSETS, CLOAKS, JACKETS and JERSEYS. y< DES have always been a specialty with.White la .s larger and more attractive than ever. i rolina carries a larger or more desirable stock of of rs. In fine Goods they carry a large line of the ti( factured by STROUSE & BROTHERS, of Balti- h Lg consists in the fact that it is made ?f the best th ;o the work of the best Merchant Tailors. Any Q, ould do well to call on White Brothers. di .1 i j i n jrotners' siock oi its and s hoes.. ks and their assortment this season is certainly equal to le articles already referred to, White Brothers carry the Gt rL ASS WARE to be fouwd in the county. id PROVISIONS is always full. ' the wants of the trading public. to buy their Goods. BROTHERS. s sale. probate Court *, South Carolina. abbeville. Sta.te of South Carolina. " >MMON PLEAS. a] ^vnes.ot ai.. County of* A.bt>e vill e, ilnst Wm. H. Parker, as Executor Ac Plaintiff Kay, et. al. against w nTinv SosanM. Tolman, Fannie J Marshall and others p I1IU-* Defendants. * n y ORDER OF SALE Complaint to sell land to pay debts. ted case, I will offer lor j wj|j pejj pUt?lic outcry at Abbeville, 0. H. 1E it Abbeville C. H., S. C., on sale day in November next ;for the payment cl VEMBER, 1891. within of debts the following described real estate be- jc ;nle, the following de- longing to the estate of M. 0. Tolman, deate in said State and ceased, Bituated in said county and state, to ia hat tract or parcel of * The home tract containing ** i Three-fourths five Hundred and Fifteen ] Acres, 515, Acres id by lands of Ezekiel more or less bounded by lands of Morrah, Mcs, J. R. Sheflleld, and Alister aud others. This tract wil] be sold in three parcels, plats of which will be exhibited One half cash, balance on day of sale. Tho Mathis tract containing S months with interest n TUS^fi. edbybond ofthe pur- Une HUDClred 2.110 Tnirtv of the premises, with ... l ?ny all cash. Purchaser Fiy6 (lo5) ACfBS t r- rrirfu mere or lew. bounded by home place, Morrah, J, Ci KliUb , McAlister and others. > aster. TERMS. Ono half cash, balance on a credit ^ of twe ve mouths, with interest from day of sale the credit portion to be secured by boud of purchaser and a mortgage of tho property. Jouth Carolina. Purchaser to pay for papers. 90 ABBEVILLE. J. FULLER LYON. e court. Judge Probato Court. ^ ind to pay debts, etc. ilnlstrator, etc., Plain- , < rrooate uourt. > d otUcrs, Defendants, QJ- ot fx COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. ? the payment of debts, ps I real estate belonging William H. Kennedy as Administrator <fcc., i M. Truwltt deceased. Plaintiff, and State, consisting agAingt ? lacc containing Winnie Strother, James E.Strother and oth er.*s, L/eieuumu* n [97] Acres, Complaint for sale of land to pay debts. rji I will sel! at public outcry at Abbeville by lands of I lie estate _ . Tr ? . . . ? . ... , Court House on Saleday in November next seased, J. s. Uritt and , 4 ' 1U , ? , , for the payment of debts, the following de? , scribed real estate belonging to the estate of in the Dower tract con- 1B Howard Htrotlier, deceased, situated in said county and state containing i [47] Acres, ,Qne Hundred anfl Sixty [160] !southwestern portion. Aprpc: iK on the Augusta road, j * mi Jwln tract containing j moreor less bonnded by lauds of C. W. Cowan sai j the Gut hrie lands and others. on t [88] Acres, Also the Gibson tract containing M11 by lands or ?,e ?| FortV [40] Acl'eS. S and M. Goodwin tie- j more or less bounded by land of James Bur- 'al ck and the Dower tract, nett, S. 0. Young, W. L. Pressley and others. /\ r in the Dower tract, TERMS, One half cash balance on a cred1 It of twelve months with interest from day o sale. The credit portion to be secured by [44] Acres, bond ofpurchaser and a mortgage oftbe prop m erly or purchaser may have option of paying an jrtion of the Goodwin :l" cash- ^'^shaser to pay for papers. j g Cane Creek and the J. FULLER LYON. tb ..... Judge Probate Court. m ash, the balance on a " 1 lis, with interest fiotn 1 portion to l>o secured I md a mortgage of the r^he State of South Carolina, m( ?r may pay all cash. | apers. i COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. trI J. FULLER LYON*. I 1 t i t, i , ,, . I IX I'ROBATE COURT. trtl Judge Probate Court. [ jjolin N. Knox, as administrator, &c., plaintiff, _ J against I Vlney Moore, Frank Moore, and others, deHii opcnr1 ^enclan, 56J ' 1 Complaint to sell land to pay debts. :I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY AT 1 | Abbeville C. H., SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER tra a black, lijiht wefelit , nexj., for the payment of debts, the following li)( tu? | dmrlbrt real estate belongh.g to the estate if shafts, the whip boot I of Thornton Moore, deceased, situate in said 0] hole in tho rear oilj County and State, containing sold by J. H. Fowler of , . rnri~, plate is on the back. Eighty-Eight [88] Acres, fin with dark hair and 1 roc rs weighing about 180 more or less, bounded by lands of J. N. Knox, j. ] jo tie thief. He rode | estate of John Dixon, J. H. Stokes. Win t :jf lank appearance. j Crowther and others, and known as the on iward for the return of i HlllI place. fr0 o convict the party ta- i buggy left a McClollan TERMS ""Ctishi pui Ting cost and selliug Purchaser to pay for papers. P?r 5RT M. PRATT, J. FULLER LYON, Level I-and, Judge Probate Court. o Oet. 10,1S91. 'is ill. iiiA nuiiviJi; N ACCORDANCE WITH TJIE! act to raise supplies for tlie fiscal.11 ar commencing November 1st, 189n,, itice is hereby given that the Treas- j _ er's Office of Abbeville County will 1 open for the collection of taxes 011 fl? rHURSDAY,: OCTOBEE 15TH, 1891, ' r Taxes can be paid until December v th, without penalty. Rate per ceutum of taxation is as llow9: n State purposes 4\ mills. ? School " 2 " h Ordinary county tax 3 " k _ c Total <i$ " I In addition to the above special tax b towns of Greenwood and Ninety* x for schools, 2 mills. 11 Poll tax $1 per capita on all male cit- 0 ens between the age of 21 and 50 ^rs, except such as are exempted by In order to accommodate tax puyers, " have arranged the following schedule \ appointments: 8 Tax-payers will please take due no- 8 ce thereof, as the office at the Court v ousewillof necessity be closed on t lose days. t Lowndesville, November 3, from 1 f clock p. m. till 4 o'clock p. m. next iyMt. G'armel, Thursday, November h. ; Willington, forenoon of November t h. t Bordeaux, afternoon of November t b. ( McCormick, Saturday, November h. Troy, Monday, November 9th. ? i * y lAii. I tsrauiey, iorenoon jxovemoer ium. Verdery, afternoon November 10th. ( Coronaca, afternoon November 11th. s Ninety-Six, November 12th till arVal of up passenger train. [ Greenwood, Friday, November 13th. Abbeville Court House, Saturday id Monday, November 7th and 9th. Due West, afternoon of November )th, and forenoon of November lltli Donalds, afternoon, November 11th , lid forenoon November 12th. Hodges, afternoon, November 12th. The remainder of the time the office ill be kept open at Abbeville Court [ouse for the reception of taxes. ] Parties desiring information by mail t regard to their taxes will please inude postage tor reply?aud those pay- ] ig their taxes by check, should not > il to include exchange. < E? BLAKE, JR., ' Jticaoiuci Sept. 30, tf MASTER'S SALE. \ tale of South Carolina. , COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. j Willlan H, Parker, plaintiff < against Willlan? Maglll BY VIRTTEOFan ordar ofsale made in the >ove stated case, I will offer lor sale at pub b outcry at Abbeville C. H- S, C, on sale day i November' 1891, with in the legal hours of ie following described property, situate in , id State and County, to wit, All that tract ' parcel of lands containing 'wo Hundred (240) Acresore or less, bounded by lands of Samnel Able, it. or jacoD miller, jure, jerances anen ana hers. TERM8 OF BALE?One-half cash, balance . 1 a credit of twelve months, with interest t om day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser fi id mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to c ly for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. 8 Oct. 7, 1891. 4t Master's Sale. ( he State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. ? COURT OF COMMON' PLEAS. ^ Guilford Cade ? against. Mary E. Jennings et. al. FORECLOSURE. ^ \y virtue of an order of sale p ade in the above stated case, I will ofl'er for n le at public ou tcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., D SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within b legal hours of sale, the following de- a Ibed property, situate in said State and eJ unty, to wit: All that tract or parcel of 0 id, known as the Car Tract, containing p ne Hundred and Seventyfour [174] Acres, ore or less, bounded by lands of J. S. Britt, d the Dower and Collier tracts. Vlso that tract or parcel of land known as b Dower tract, containing wo Hundred and fifty-two [252] Acres, >re or less, and bounded by the Collier ict, and lands of estate of W. K. Bradley. Vlso that tract or parcel of land known as ict No. 3, containing ne Hundred and five [105] i Acres, sa ol ire or less, and bounded by Dower tract, n, r tract and J. M. Trewltt. 8C Uso that tract or parcel of land known as q( ictNo. 4, the Brick Iiouse tract, contain- |a tie Hundred and Eightyfour [184] Acres, , ?re or less, and bounded by Augusta road, ot \I. Trewltt and J. I. Palmer. H(' ERMS OF .SALE?One half cash, balance a credit of twelve months with intertst m day of sale, secured by bond ol purchaser 1 mortgage of the premises, with leavo to chaser to forestall payment of the credit ( tion. _ J. C. KLUOH, Master. lc ctober 7,1891, 4t. Ev t f ' Master's Sale, he State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OK COMMON I'LKAS. H. \V. Johnson by guardian ad litem &c. against lie Ninety-Six Manufacturing Company and other*. PARTITION. 3\ VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE lade in the above stated case, I will offer for n? A kKnnllU i* TJ C3 n Hi; lll> (iUUHU UUIVI J lib AUUOTIIIOV, 11,, Ml V* i SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, witliln >c legal hoars of sale, the following de* sribed property, situate in said State and ounty, to wit: All that tract or parcel of md, containing >ne Hundred and Thirteen 113 Acres, lore or less, bounded on the north by lands f W. It. Hi n ton's estate, on the east by lands f W. W. Holt and Charles Foy, on the south y C. and G. railroad lands of H. J. :inard and M. A. DeLoach, on the west by am bridge road, C. K. ic W. railroad, lands ol ohn C. Foosbe and C. L. Klnard, except wenty-three acres of said land which has een set off and allotted by order of the Court o Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, as will appear by he decree of the Court herein. Also that lot or parcel of land, in the town f Ninety-Six, containing Acres, 3ore or less, anu uuuuueu uu tuc uuuii uj 9t of S. C. Beacham, on the east by lot 01 fallnski, on the south by lands of J. 1). Waton, on the west by Cambridge street, to be old In two lots, one building lot and the lol ipon which the store stands. The lot upot rhlch the store stands is to be run off so at o Include the cabin and blacksmith shop In be rear. Also that tract or parcel ot land In Edge teld County, near Dorn's Mills, containing Forty 40 Acres, noreorless, and bounded on the north bj ands of John Dorn.Sr., and E. A. Dorn, 01 he east bj lands of E. A. Dorn, on the wes >y lands of wlngard and James Butler, ot he south by lauds of Wlngard. Also that lot or parcel of land In Edgeflelc ,'ounty, near Modoc, containing Three 3 Acres, nore or less, and bounded by lands of Georg< }. Tillman, said laud being on Big Bteveni ,'reekand upon which there Is a good mil ilte. TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser tx iny for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. October 7.1891. it. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina county of abbeville. COUBT OF COMMON PLKAS. jula Decdy against W. F. Walte et al.--Fore closure. By virtue of an order of sali nade In the above stated case, I will offer fo tale at public outcry at Abbeville C. h., 8. C, >n SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, with n tbe legal hours of sale, the following de icribed property, situate in said State am bounty, to wit: All that tract or parcel o and, containing Sixty-Eight [68] Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of G. W. Con aor, Samuel Jamison, W. W. Lawson, M. Gofi pus and others. TCD\fQ nu SAT/R_nn?.hnlf onsh bftl&nc [>n a creditor twelvf months, with lnteres Trom day of sale, secured by bond ol pui jhaser and mortgage of the premises. Pui jhaser to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Oct. 7,1891,4t Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Mary I. Carllle, against Caesar Oliver. FORECLOSURE. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALB nade In the above stated case, I will offer foi ale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C. in SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within he legal hours of sale, the following de crlbed property, situate In said State and bounty, to wit: All that tract or parcel o: and containing )ne Hundred and Forty 40] Acres, nore or less, bounded by lands of Charlie .'oung on the north, on the ea?t by lands reently conveyed to \V. A. Fressly by Mary I. 'arlile.on the south by lands of \V. G. Waton and estate of James T. Allen, and on the rest bv lands of Mrs. Oliver formerly owned y Mary E. Oliver, and divided from W. A. 'ressly's land by Ross Creek. The lands mentioned as belonging to W. A. Pressly are ow owned by Samuel Wright. TERMS OF SALE?One half cash, the balnee on a credit of twelve months with interst from day of sale secured by bond of purbaser, and mortgage of premises, with leave > purchaser to pay all cash. Purchaser to ay for papers J. C. KLUGH, Master. October 7,1891, -It. Master's Sale, 'he State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF ABI1EVILLE. COURT OK COMMON PLEAS. The Greenville Savings Bank against Eva S. Maioney, et. al. FORECLOSURE. ir VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE lade in the above stated cuse, I will offer ior lie at public outcry at Abbeville C. H, 8. C i SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1831, within ie legal hours of sale, the following deribed property, situate in said State and >unty, to wit: All that tract or parcel of nd, in the town of Cokesbury, containing Twenty (20) Acres, ore or less, bounded by lands of A. M. Iken, D. Wyalt Aiken, Mrs. R. G. Jones, and hers, being the tract of land conveyed by oward L. Odtorre to EvaS. Maioney. TERMS OF SALE-Strictly cash. Puraser to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH. Master. Jctobcr 7,1N91, -It. lon't grumble about bad shoes for children tthem wear the Little Giant school shoes, ery pair guaranteed. P. Rosenberg & Co. tr. I A ??????? Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, county of abbeville. "i COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. W. M. Connor against Annie K. Sherard etal. ?Foreclosure. p dy virtue of an order of sale made in the above dated case, I will olfer for sale nt public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C. on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, with in the legal hours 01 saie, ine lonowing aescribed propertj*, situate in said State and County, to wit; All that tract or parcel of land, containing * * Two Hundred and EightyFive [285] Acres, more or less, bounded by lands or Estate ot J. W. Calhoun, by Wilson creek, by lands ql D. L. Boozer and T. C. Turner. Also, that lot or parcel of land, with dwelling house in the town of Ninety-Six, containing Three [3] Acres, .-i'v' , more or less, and bounded by landa'of John i A. Moore, Dr. G. F. E. Wenck and C. &G.ft. , R. TERMS OF SALE?One-balf cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with intere from day of sale, secured by bond of the pa chaser and a mortgage of the premises. Par flhncof trt nav fnr nonnro vuoqw kv ft* J ?v?i J. c. KLUGH, Master. Oct. 7,1891,4t ' : *jsj f sp Master's Sale. : ' ; The State of South Carolina, i county of abbeville. ' COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sarah F. McCarty et. al., ' against Wade II. Robertson et. al. partition. r -p ) j3y virtue of an order of sale l made in the above stated case, I will offer for i sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within 1 the legal hours of sale, the following deaorltv ed property, situate in said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, in Cokesbury township, containing t iSgii a One Hundred and Sixty (160) i Acres, ^ more or less, bounded by lands of F. M. Godbold, Robertson, Taylor & Co., G. W. Connor, and others. ? terms OP sale?One-half cash, balance bn a credit of twelve months, with Interest from day ol sale, secured by bond of purobaa er, and mortgage of the premises, with leave to pay all cash. Purchaser fo pay for papers. j. c. klugh, # t Master.' Oct. 7,1891. 4t m Master's Sale. " The State of South Carolina, j, county op abbeville. r COUBT OF COMMON PLEAS. - Hartzog & Hays agal nst T. K. Fouche.?Fore?' > closure. i By virtue of an order of sale made In the above stated case, I will offer for pale at' public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. Cn> on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within the legal, hours of sale, the following de>* scribed property, situate in said State and P/\n n t? /? n?l? All V* vvuuv/i bvr till/. nil IUou biavi VI ^OiWOl land, containing e t Forty [40] Acres, - more or less, bounded on the North by Louisa Malone, on the East by Mary Buffet, oh the South by J. L. Fouche, and on the West by R. E. Chaney, and known as the C. W. Fouche place. TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Oct. 7,1891, 4t Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. r Mary S. Ale wine et. al , against 1 Mary Lela Alewlneet. al. \ By VIRTUE Ok' AN ORDER OF 8AiE made In tbe above stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C.H.,8. C.? , on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, within, tbe legal boors of sale, tbe following described property, situate In said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, ooa; talnlng. Three Hundred and Eightyc;-c rrjoei a uia LOUUJ ai>ic9| i . more or less, bounded by lands of J. R. McWborter. J.T MeLain, J. A. Robinson, Margaret Cllnkscules, J. N. Young, J. O. McLaln, and R. H. Armstrong. Said land will be divided into two or more> tracts which will be sold separately. TBRMS OF SALE?One-balf cash, balance* on a credit of twelve months, with interest, from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser aud mortgage of the premises, with* leave to purchaser to pay all cash. Purohaser to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Oct. 7,1891. It Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina,. COUNTY OF ABBEVIIt. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sallie E. Thomas, as Executrix, &c., 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 tho legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said State 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 interea froindayof 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.