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"*VTHE GAULDEN LAIS. ? ? THE HEIRS HOLD IN MORTMAIN STILL THEIR OLD ESTATES. ? Mr*. Itiiruclt ll^r Suit lor a Share in tlu> Instate ?? ' II?*r ['nllirr who IMrtl in 1S2T- Kcpurt <?I" (lie .Maxtor. SOI TII CAKol.INA, UI'KYl I.I.K V <11 All. Court oi Common I'leas. .Sarah Burnet against Carrie Crawford, et. al. To his Honor, the presiding Judge: James (iauiden died in 1S27, seized <>f a tract of iand in Abbeville County containing Stf! acres. He left no will. His heirs were his widow. Frances, his sons .John, Cliarles. Andrew and William, and bis daughter Sarah, who is the plaintiff herein. William (iauiden administered and settled bis father's personal estate. The realty was never divided. Afterwards William died unmarried and intestate. Then Andrew, on February iiath. 1X11, conveyed to bis brothers .lohn and Charles "In common of ail my interest and "estate in the lands which (sic) was tny latli"er's James Uoulden. who died intestate." etc.. giving the boundaries and the area as :{j:! acres: "To have and to hold all singular "his interest ill the premises above mentioned," etc. From this time John and Charles seem to have held the entire tract and cultivated it in partnership, their mother and sister living i on the laud with them. In 1S4!> Sarah (iauiden married Mr. Burnet and left the place. Charles (.iauiden died in 1X53, without wife or child and intestate. John administered and settled his personal estate. On January H, 1S">0, Sarah Burnet executed a paper in the following words: "Iteeeived "January 11th, 1X50, of John (.iauiden lour "hundred and tltteen dollars and lilty cents "for my undivided and entire interest, in the| ' undivided real estate of Charles 15. (iauiden, I "deceased, of the said (iauiden as l may be ' legally entitled to, I bind myself, my heirs, "executors, administrators, and assignees to J tin) v-li<l "warrant auu ucn-uu mv .-.mut ........... "John Uaulden. his heirs and assignees for 'ever." This | aper is under seal and has two subscribing wiuu sses. On April 1S5G, Andrew Uaulden executed a similar paper ami thereby conveyed iiis interest in the real estate of Charles to John. In IKil) Mrs. Burnet moved buck on the land and seems to have settled 011 a lot of one and a half acres of the original tract which her mother gave to her. she has resided there ever since. Mrs. Frances Uaulden, tlie widow of James (iaulden, continued to reside with her son John on the laud until August, 1S79, when she died. Andrew Uaulden Sad died about 1>&!. Mrs. Burnet subsequently executed the following paper: "Ninety-Six, Abbeville County, S. C., July "3d, 1SSU. I hereby relinquish all claims to "the estate of Mrs. Frances Uaulden, deceased, for the consideration of the parcel of "land hereinafter described. The land is "bounded by the home lot of Mrs. sarab Bur"neton the west, ou the north by the public "road dowu to the present fence corner niark"ed by a stone, turning from the corner south "to a pine tree marked, continuing to Jell "Floyd's land line, on the west by John It. "Toibert's land and others. Done this third "day of July, lsso. Sarah Burnet, "wittnesses: "C. W. oauiuen, "J. F. Burnett." It appears from Mrs. Burnett's testimony that the parcel of land described in the last mentioned paper contained some live and a half acres, and that it wasgiveu by her brother John. It also appears to have been a part of the original tract 01 JfcSJ acres, and Mrs. Burnett states ttiat she has been ottered $1,<KM for the land, about seven acres in all, which she now holds. John Uaulden seems to have assumed that the rest of this tract belonged to him absolutely and solely. He died in June, leavingawill in which be divided his lands amongst his children who are the defendants to this action. Mrs. Burnett now brings suit forpartition of the whole tract of 323 acres, claiming a liall interest therein. The detendunts deny that she has any interest in said land uud plead the statute of limitations in bar of auy supposed interest stie may tiave had. I take it that upon the death ot James Gaulden in 1S27. his daughter inherited an interest amounting to two-fitths ot his estate. Upon the death ot William, who had inherited an equal share, oue-tiflh of his estate, that is two-seventy-iittiis of the entire estate descended to her, making her interest amount to twelve-seveuty-ttfihs ot the estate. She sold her Interest in Charles's estate toiler brother John in lfviO, and she received no part of Andrew's interest lu this land, he having by his conveyances in is-lt to John and Charles, and in lsoti to John, parted with his entire inteiest therein. ou the death of Mrs. Frances Uaulden, Mrs. Burnett was entitled to one-nail ot whatever interest she may have hau in the land, out ii appears that in some sort of statement or "compromise" she relinquished all claims thereto by her paper above recited. It was objected that this paper cannot have e fleet as a conveyance because it is without the form and incldeuts ot a deed, that it dues not nan e the party in whose behalf the relinquishment is made, and that It i* without sutheiuiit I 1 think the pnper estops Mrs. Burnett to claim any imerest in her mother's estate The proof shows ihat said settlement was made with her brother John, ihat the consideration to her lor the relii.i|Uisliment t roeeeded from liim and that lie aud siio were the only persons interested in their mother's estate. I think the presumption is legitimate that she relinquished to .John. The consideration was expressed to be a parcel of land described by boundaries, in winch John had the largest if not the sole interest. It does not appear how valuable the laud was, but it seems to have satisfied her for more than ten years, until after her brother John's death. It would be vain to speculate as to what entered Into this "comproiui?c." The defendants claim in their answ er that Frances Gauiden was largely indebted to her sou John for maintenance aud cure. There is no evidence sufficient to ascertain the amount of such indebedtness if there was any. It appears that said transaction was had with reference to some kind ol compromise or settlement of their mother'.-* estate by this brother and sister. As such it is in the nature of a family arrangement which, in the absence of evidence as to the matter in full, I think It safest to leave undisturbed. I take It that Mrs. liurncll's entire interest in this tract of land is twelve seventy-fifths, as aoove UBCerwilllvw, yji II.UIV vuiovumiii,!, four-tweuty-flfi lis. The remaining question is as to wilder tlie statute is a bar to her claim. There is nothing in the testimony to show an ouster. She ciiil leave the place on her marriage in liilti, but voluntarily, and she returned ten years later and took up her abode upon a part oi the land and lias occupied It ever siuce. The part she held was never formally divided irom the resi of the tract. fMie suys it was given her by her mother, but her mother only had an undivided Interest in it, not the sole Interest. Occupying a portion of a tract of land in the whole ot which she possessed an undivided interest, could she be disseized ol her interest and sill! hold and occupy it as her own ? 1 do not think the statute is a bar. If, however, there Is to b?- a partition, then the acre and a half which Mrs. Liurnett has occupied as her home for so many years must i>e considered a part of the estate to be partitioned. She has in it her own interest by inheritance from her father aud her brother William with perhaps the interest oi her mother by srift. She has shown no title to her brother ?? . . u. I? II on.l ,.l..l... 1, 1... JODD N lliwiwi' ? uj adverse possession any more than John can to claim her interest in the rest of the land bv such right. To the live or six acres given her by John in lSsi>, stie has solo title ant! it cannot lie thrown into the partition. She and her brother owned the whole interest in it at that time and she purchased ins interest in it by relinquishing her interest in their mother's estate thereby acquiring the sole ownership iind has held it exclusively for more than ten years. Mrs. Frances Ciauhlen's interest in tlie lot which she gave to Mrs. Hurnett was one undivided third augmented by her Interest (onefourth) in her son Charles's share of it. The hitter's interest in it was his two-fifteenths inherited from ins father, plus his two-seventy-fitths Inherited from Ills brother William, plus the half of Andrew's Interest (twelveseventy-lift lis) In It acquired by purchase, which would amount to eighlecn-seventylilths or six-twenty-llfths. 'ihen Mrs. I5urnelt's interest would be eighty-three one hundred and tiftieths (hil-laU) in this one and a half acres, and twelve-seventy-iiiths in the remaining SIC acres in which she has an interest In common with the children of John Gaulden. 1 And as matters of lacts: 1. That plaintiff has absolute sole title to five and one-half (5}4) acres ol the land described in the complaint. 2. That she has twelve seventy-fifths in ".It; acres of said land and eighty-three one hundred and fiftieths (s:^l.'iii) in the remaining' - ??..!<' "*f 1? /?n U'liii.li tlu. one acre aim a nun ... ?..... ......... :{. That the residue or interest in said lauds is vested in the defendants in equal shares. As conclusion of law*: That said land is subject to partition between plaintiff and defendants in the proportions above set forth. Respectfully submitted, J. C. Klugh, May 19,1S1>-. Master. Ilccrcc of Ihv Court. THE STATIC OF SOUTH CAKOI.INA, t'oi'.NTY ok A nr.KVii.i.i:. Court of Common i'leas. Sarah Burnett, plaintiII', againstCarrie Crawlord and others, defendants. This case came before ine at the term of the Circuit Court held in June, ls'.'2. It is an action for partition and enuie before mo on a report of the Master and exceptions thereto by plalntitt' ami defendants. riaitilid' does not seem to object to llie find- | iiiK of the Master that the parrel of land of , oucaiid one-half acres of land is subject to , partition, while defendants claim Hint plaintill has in it, and it alone, an absolute interest. I think that this parcel was set oil to the plaintiff bv parol. It is true, and thai, her title is good, having been acquiesced ill so lone. While the paper signed by plaiiitilf and now set up as a release of her interest in her mother's share of the estate is not tsuod as a conveynnce as a release, it is. tin Jer other evidence in the ease, sufficient to show, that the live and one-hall acres < I land w?-resetolf to plaintiff as her property, ana that the consideration of this was that she was to have no further claim on her mother's share in tinestate. This paper shows this, and her own testimony goes to confirm this conclusion. I think this parol partition accompanied with Ions possession on both sides Is sufficient to make this a valid parol partition. ii,/. 1 *!:?III< III. uinvi'viT, liiju im mi.-,.;-, balance of lln> land besides that which came from her mother. This is given to her bv the report of the .Master, and I think correctly. It is therefore ordered ami adjudged that the report of the Muster be modified in tills respect, and that, plaintilt have leave: to apply at the next term of the <"ourt for a writ, ot partition or for an order for sale for the purpose of partition,.so as to cive her in kind or in caseof sale In value twelve seventy, tilths of the (Old) three hundred and sixteen acres remaining nftcifiuUini: oil' for the tract of (.'{ _':!) three hundred and twenty-threeacref, the (1'/.) oue and one-half acres, and the (. >>?) live and one-half acres alluded to in thereport. it is ordered that the fosts in tills ease be paid out of the estate sought to be partitioned in this case, and that, parties have leave to apply for any further orders in the case. T. 15. Eraser, ^0th June, WJ. Presiding Judge. CHALMERS' Furniture Store! New Furniture for this Week. I 120 New Hard Wood Beds. 15 New Chamber Suits in Landscape and C'lievel styles. ! 3 ChefFoniers. 12 Fancy Tables. J 12 New Bureaus. 4 New Sideboards. 4 dozen Dining Chairs. 350 Chairs, all kinds, at prices from 40 cents to $2 each. 1 r ! ATaf froctipg. [ riiiir niuiuwac?, i Shuck and Straw, with cotton top. The above goods will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices. Our stock is the LARGEST II TEE CDUITRY, AT CHALMERS' Farniture STORE. p mm IN A Stock Company Means that for a present reduction of about it) per cent, of your premium, you relinquish all claims on tlie prollts to be made on your money, and thus lielp to enrich the stockholders. In the Mutual lib Insurants Company, OF NEW YORK, There are no Stockholders and the insured cet nil the profits. If an agent ol u stock company tries to belittle our profits, write us for TH K I'UO< >I'\ and we will furnish it. Thousands <>f the l>est people in South Carolina-know that we never make a statement WHICH \VK CANNOT PllOVK. Do not let an agent of anotlier soealled "cheap" company "twist" your MUTUAL policy. An insurance contract- is n??t a thiin: of a day or a year. It is a life time investment, and you ought to be careful how you make such an Investment. Cheap insuranca 1 is like a cheap plow or cotton Kin. It may work fairly well for a VKKY lit11?: Willi.K. And then Well, some of you tried It in the past. You know how it is yourself. Gernand & Hyatt, CiKXi:UAll AGKNTS, Columbia, - - S. C. Cnpt. <;K(). 15. LAKE, special representative lor Abbeville county. July isua. ti Tie Stale ef Sontb Carolina. County of Abbeville. COURT or COMMON PLEAS. E. J. Boozer, Plain till', against I". F. Dun bar doing business under the firm name of F. F. Dunbar Si Co., and in his own right, and J no. T. Parks as assignee. COMPLAINT FOR IlELIKF. PI'KSUANT TO AN ORDER OF COURT in the above slated ease, appointing me Special Master and requiring me to advertise for rrr?tl ilnrw \*ntlf.? I w hr?ri?l?v irlvim In nil rrml. Ilors of the saiil K. K. Dunbur it Co., anil F. F. Dunbar, to prove their eliiims before me oil or before the :>lst August, 18112. 1 W. A. LKK, June Hi.', It. .Special Master. NEW MILLINERY.: NEW Dress Goods. ! - I Novelties in Rions, Sills, Laces; and Triiiip, ? ( Arriving Almost Daily. I WK will continue to show all the leading ^ designs in SI'llIXd IIAT.S as I hoy come out (luring tlie season. Nrw Dress (iooils, suitable for Summer wear, comiux in every week at Haddon's April 20, l.Mtf. t RICH A III) GANTT, Is now prepared to do all work lu his department In the best manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly customers shaving, hair cutting and shampooing Si per month. Ilasors honed and put in the best condition for 25 cents each. DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. G. Thomson, OFFICE I'P-sTURS ON McILWAIN Corner, Abbeville, s. C. Never out of Stock WE KEEP ALWAYS ON IIANK A number of horses and mules for sale. We have now several excellent work animals which w? will sell cheap. A. B. Hamlin, Agent. Lumber and Shingles rpo SUPPLY EVEItY Dh MAND. THEY I will be sold low. Enquire of tne for nri(.f>n. ,S. (i. THOMSON. DR. E. I. WILSON, ; idxurviiiv. fiTS-Ofliee up stairs over CM'. Hammond & Co.'s store. ARTESIAN - AND Terra Cotta Wells. At great expense r am now pre-| pared to sink wells through clay, quick sand and rock to any desired depths. Curbing the clay down to rock witli heavy Artesian Wrought Iron I'ipe, by no other means is it possible to uet down to tlie water bearing strata except with a Drill Machine. I would lie glad lor parties failing to gf-t water on account of rock or quirk snnd to communicate with me. 1 expect to continue sinking the Terra Cottu Wells where desired, and claim that in ten year's experience I have sunk more and given more general satisfaction than any man in the State. I am no squatter, here to-day probably in Texas next week; consequently my guarantee is of some ellect. AddreRR. C. M. CALHOUN, March 2,1S92. Greenwood, S. C. THE Ps.im firs' Bank mm wi MMvaw w*bbb> -ofABBEVILLE, S. C., Does Generai. Banking Business. Uuysand sells Exchange and makes Collections. DEPOSITS S O L I C I T E I>. Paid up Capital $00,700 Siiliscribcd Capital 75.000 A Savings Department lins been established. Amounts received of $1.00 and upwards. Interest at 1 per cent, payable quarterly,?January, April, July, October. .Small -avlngs Increase rapidly. Win. II. Parker, J. T. Robertson, President. Vick-Pkks. Julius II. DnPre, Cashier. March 5, 18y>-12m ALL SORTS OF BUILDING MATERIAL, ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS BED s UNDRESSED LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, And other UUILDING MATERIAL solicited. I HAVE WAGONS And can deliver any goods ordered from ine, and will contract to BUILD HOITS3?:S. S. Cf. Thomson. Abbeville, April 13, 1K!I2, 12m. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OK AHltKVILLK. I'KOIIATK C'OIJJtT. In tlie matter of the Estate of M.A.Davis, Deceased. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. Jl?\ HODOES, as Kxecutor for said estate having applied for settlement and discharge, j i is oruercu, inui iiionuny hip _>mi uhj <u July next be llxed for granting Hie relief prayed lor. J. FUi.LKR LYON, June 1S!?2, tf Judge Probate Court. School Claims! ^LI.L School Claims dated prior to the first November (1SII1) will be paid by the County Treasurer ou presentation. E.Cowan. April 21st. School Com., A. C. H. D. Reese, WATCH REPAIRER, -A.l>l>cvillc, S. O., IS ALWAYS ready to serve the public In his line of business, and solicits a share of the work in his line. He will keep a varied stock of the best and cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, together with silver plated ware and jewelry. r* *-% m wt mm y r>4 m m a rv The best Sewing Machine in existence on the most FAVORABLE TERMS, I will take any kind or salonlilo produce nid cult to at cash prices In payment of liia liines,or will sell on the installment plan. W. J. McGee. Kilty, K. C? jrarcli 31, 1SB. NEW Fancy Grocery. G. H. MOORE HAS opened a New Fancy and Green Grocery Store iu Colli run'* ISIoek. lie deals in everything found in n Fancy j 'iunily Grocery Store, where you can i>ur-> ihase the nicest CANNED UOIJDS, consist-' ng of r aimed Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, b mm 9 ogethcr with Fit KM I lMtUNKK, AFFI,KhJ i:c., und other delicacies. The substantial* ire 3AC0N, BREAKFAST STRIPS, MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, and CABBAGE. FLOUR, MOLASSES, HAMS, .* Cigars of the Best Brands, y Fresh Fish and Oysters, I'ork Sausage and lie choicest Beef a specialty. For the Lowest MARKET PRICES on the latest improved Fruit Jars lor rreserviug Call on or write to D, 0. DuPRE, Greenwood, S, C, A large line of BASK BALL GOODS, HAMMOCKS, DUMB BELLS and INDIAN CLUBS, just received at D, C. DuPKE'S. Tanglefoot and Sticky Fly Paper Catches Flies every time, Call and get some at D. C. DuPre's. June 8,1892,2m R. M. BROOKS' OSCILLATING CHURN IS AHEAD OF ALL. Will bring butter quicker than any other. A child three years old can churn as well as an udult. Price So. Satisfaction guaranteed. Try one. Call on or apply to It. M. BROOKS, Abbeville C. H., S. C. Victor sweeps. The best in the world. All sizes. Smith & Sons. JUST RE another c; FIRE PR The Best in the Fire Test. H. W. LAT Glenn I MINERAL I>kak Sirt?Ilnvlnpc been ft sufl'crer for the Unit I liiid to tftke calomel every twoorthri Kave up in despair of ever being cured of this o:n mended to me by a friend of Norfolk, Va., i me of several others who hurt tried it and are ordered of vonr agents at Norfolk. Va., a cas much benefit from its use I ordered a seconc liver trouble that I have ever us?d, notwlth Lilhia WaterR. Very respoctfu It. H. ? FOB S. r\ r. Thi-ppi?. ( PAUL SIMP Great Slai IF YOU WANr MIIIIS IS to buy. There you ^ dreamed of. We ask our cardinal points. i* A $ l> 10 A I j I IS <ji ' ? vff * IS " O I rr IS' ! : T T A Ia We will have in a 1: ers soon, suitable for I J. R. Mi Leading Fun '< * * * Lumber ! T AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS for J all kinds of Lumber. Suw mill locatcd on land of J. (J. KLUGH. J, F. BRADLEY, Manager, March 2,1S92, tf Medium copy. J. M. VISiUSTSKA, JEWELER, Greenwood, - - S. C. A COMPLETE LINE OF Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c. Everything warranted to give entire satisfaction. Repairing done in a skilful manner auU warrauted. Prices lower than ever. go TO VISANSKA, the Jeweler. June 1,1K92, tf I The Abbeville Land, Loan and Improvement Company, fN ACCORDANCE with Commission of L Secretary of .State J. CJ. Marshall directed to the undersigned Hoard of Corporators o the ARBEVILLE LAND, LOAN AND IM PRO V EM KXT COM PA NYNotice is hereby given that the books of subscription of km id company will be open at the office of J. ALLEN SMITH, President, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th Inst., at the Abbeville National Bank. J. ALLEN SMITH, W. C. McGOWAN, P. ROSENBERG, AUG. W. SMITH, E. A. TKMPLETON, R. M. HADDON, T. P. COTHRAN. Board of Corporators. Abbeville, S. C., Feb. 5 1H91. UCEIVED ar load of OOF OIL. World. 175 degrees VSON & CO. Springs WATER! Bai.timokk, Mn., March 21, 1892. past three or four yearn, and to such an extent >e weeks to start tny liver to acting. I almost trouble. Your Glenn Sprlnzfi water whs recivlio had tried It for liver trouble, and who told now well, or entirely cured of liver trouble. I e of Cilenn Springs Water. I experienced so 1 case. I consider It the best mlnernl water for iHtandlng I have tried Buffalo Llthla and Bear lly. LYELL, of S. M. Lycll & Co.. Baltimore. Md. AXE BY ? Jreenwood, S. C. SON, Shipper. liter ? n Prices ! r FURNITURE, THE PLACE nil find bargains never : you to keep in mind JS 1> <> ^ <> B I, It A I 1, i-: 11 I jj o \v T 9 >eantiful line of Rock)ridal gifts. inter, Jr., liture Dealer. u ??????????a H Elgin, Waltham and Non-magnetic Watches I in Gold, Silver or Nickle Cases. m t&" LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST STOCK I KINK WATCH WORK AND REPAIRING. I ?- ?,?!. I A r.r. wnniv' WARRANTED 12 MONTHS. H iU a r liUiU. i ? .. The Only Engraver in this Section. R. B. HE:]Nr]NrKIVIA]V. SPEED'S DRUG STORE. With a LARE and well Selected Stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PREPARED PUTTY, COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMES. STATIONERY, &C. The demand or this market can be supplied. Headquarters for fine CIGARS and TOBACCO. Orders by Mall or hand promptly attend* edto. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. You are respectfully invited to call. P. B. SPEED. E. A-TemPleton&C#| Will keep on hand Everything usually kept in a General Merchandise Stock and will be glad to serve Customers at all times. They are receiving now an attractive stock. Gro And See Them. ia Pooh Bmrano iwuic iv uaau Dujcia. JUNE 1st. From this date until the close of the month I will offer unheard of Bargains in Hats, Dry Goods & Shoes. White Straw lints fit. 10c. worth 'JTic. White Hats nt 13c. worth :50c. All trimmed Hats reduced In price. If you need a Hummer Ilat we can sell It to you for one-half what you would have paid for It the first of the senson. All leading New York houses are ottering them at half price, and we will sell In the same way. 1,000 yards Colored Challies at 2 l-2c. worth 5 and 6 l-4c. White Embroidered Flouncings at half'price. Black Embroidered Flouncings at half price. White Plaid Batiste at half price. We linvft a full line of Percoles. Mulls and Lawns that will be sold cheap. Shoes and Slippers at reduced prices for the cash. If you know of any one coming to Court, and you wish to buy a cheap lot of poods send me your order. I need the money and have the goods for sale. I can save you money 011 auy thing you wish to buy. Just think you can get 10 Yards of Nice Lawn for 25c. Yours Respectfully, WM, E. BELL. National Bank of Abbeville, ^VtolDeville, S. O. Capital, $>75,000 Q 14-.OOO OLli- jJiULO, j- - ~ m Offi cer*: I J. ALLEN SMITH, President. L. W. WHITE, Vice-Preside 1 BENJ. S. BARNWELL, Cashier. /I niirectovfli s GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C., J. C. It LUG II, Abbeville, S. C., L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, s. C., K. M, HADKON, Abbeville, S. C., JNO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., W. C. JIlcGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C. J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, S. C. DOES a General Banking business, provides the greatest security and convenience for its Depositors. Is ready at any and all times to make loans based upon such safe collatera as our county afl'ords. Sept. 11. 1883. lyr SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, &c. I buy Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings ? ? - * n B by the Car .Load ana can sen mem as uncap as they are sold anywhere. Come and see me or write for prices. B. K. BEACH AM, Agent. GREENWOOD FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. UKPAIll AND I)KAI, IN ALL KINDS OF Machinery and Supplies, ?/ A A AGENT FOR RUSSELL ENGINES, THRESHERS AND SAW MILLS GET .MY l'lUL'KS JtEKOKE BUYING. Bridge Bolts, all Sizes and Lengths, Made to order at PRICKS to suit the times. Now is the time to have your Engines and Machinery Repaired, Don't wait until you ueid it and be behind time. S. F. STEPHENS, April 27, 18W. Greenwood, S. C. i M