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MASTER'S SALE l..TJie State of South Carolina, 7 County of Abbeville. ?)ourt of Common Plens. N/ '3'i*. 3- Pheiffer, et al, Plaintiff, 2 against - ' I. Savage, et al, Defendants. JEi? authority cf a Decree of Sale ^ iy the Court of Common Pleas for *&ic*srville Countv, in said State, made I - ? T ,?;n I $13 51DOYC siaieu ucidc, x wui *_??*. for sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbe- ? " viHfc,'(C- H., S. C., on Salesday in ^ April, A. D., 1916, within the le- t i*a5 hours -of sale the following de- 5 scribed land, to wit: All that tract or ( * -parcel Of land situate, lying and be-1 j * icg in Abbeville County, in the State 10 aforesaid, in the town of Calhoun ?, FaSls, .S. C., and being known and 0 designated as lots one to ten inclus- p iv? of Block "E." s Also lots one to five inclusive of 3 Block "F," of Calhoun Falls accord- {, :2jxg to plat of town of Calhoun Falls, q made by DeCamp and Cunningham, ti lots formerly _ conveyed by q Calhoun Falls Co., to Fred rneiner, <; deceased. (Sold at the risk of the ^ former purchaser.) ? TERMS OF SALE?CASH? Pur- f -djaser to pay for papers and stamps, i" R. E. HILL, ' Master A. C., S. C. j MASTER'S SALE \ j The State of South Carolina, n County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas. / n 4$ieer Drug Co., a corporation duly " incorporated, by and under the jj /laws of the State of South Caro- '? ilina, J against ? JSEhas. A. Milford. J d By authority of a Decree of Sale ^ < by the Court of Common Pleas, for ? AMbeville County, in said State, made fin ihe above stated case, I will offer s ' A Sbr sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbe- Sl viDe,<C. H., S. C., on Salesday in , ....April. A. D. 1916, within the legal fcl ; hours of sale the following described V load, to wit: All that tract or par eel of land situate, lying and being v- in_?he city of Abbeville, in Abbeville ^Cnnrtitv. in .the State aforesaid, front ~ivg irwenty-one (21) feet on public i - square <Sf 'City of Abbeville, and run: tang back in parallel lines a distance x>f one hundred and fifty feet (150) vujd bounded on the Northeast by ^ ; .jpnWic square, Southeast by lot and - storeroom formerly occupied by C. ^ j A_ .Milford & Co., as a book store, i Southwest by National Bank of Ab' bevilie and Northwest by store lot of P. B. J?peed; the said lot being oc- ^ - copied for several years past by C. A ^ ? ai^iford as a Drug Store. TERMS OF SALE?One-half Cash f' Balance on a credit of twelve month^, ' credit portion to be secured by bond ^ of purchaser and mortgage of prem- v ' ises sold; credit portion to bear in- * .lerest at ihe rate of 7 per cent., with * the provision that, if same has to be ^ -asaflected by suit, ten per cent attor- g oeys fee shall be added. Purchaser rznay have option of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and B .??amps. R. E. HILL, f Master A. C.. S. C. * a MASTER'S SALE [ "The State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville, Court of Common Pleas. " Mrs. .L. W. "Mabry, Plaintiff, against ilVlrs. Elenora Baer, Ethel Baer, et al. jj By authority of a Decree of Sale ' ?by the Court of Common Pleas for .Abbeville County, in said State. 0 ; made in the above stated case, I TjriQ offer for sale, at Public Outcry, , rat Abbeville, C. H., S. C., on Sales- fl > -Jay in April, A. D., 1916, with- ri ix the legal hours of sale the follow- " vox, described land,* to-wit: All that tracft or parcel of land situate, lying d -and "being in the city of Abbeville, Abbeville County, in the State afore- ?? said, fronting Seventy-five feet (75) b iob Main Street and having 200 feet C depth on both side lines, bounded 1 Main street and Livingston street b arnd other lands of Mrs. L. W. Ma- ? . Itry. E Sold at the risk of the former purchaser. tl TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Pur- V ?* on/l ofomnc -#C?12iu pay iui ua^i^i auu R. E. HILL, Is Master. A. C., S. C. C S MASTER'S SALE ? o The State of South Carolina, " County of Abbeville. 0 Court of Common Pleas. c 'W. S. Henderson. Plaintiff, * against t y, "'SLala Elmore and Sam ^ho^. Defendants. E f Bv authority of a Decree of Sale t ?v?v thn Court of Common Pleas for p ^AWbeville Count? in said State, made ran t"i)e above stated case, I will offer ^ ' i^-sale. f.t Public Outcrv. at Abbe- 1 - ville. C. K., S. C.. on Salesday in n Auril. A. D.. 1916. within the lej*'1 hours of sale the following described land, to wit: ~ All that tract or parcel of land sit- * -Hate, lying and being in the City of Abbeville, Abbeville County, in the Stnt.0 aforesaid, being lots No's. 2 ? anrt 3, facing Harrisburg street for 11 -a distance of 180 feet, and bounded * -* on the north by lands of M. H. Wil- ^ * >'on, on the west by lots sold the ? Trustees of Sunlight Lodge; East ' ay 'iot No. 4. owned by T. H. Elmore, ? .an<l on the South by Harrisburg St. )' TERMS OF SALE?CASH?Pur- o / i'jraser to pay for papers and stamps. * R. E. HILL, a Master A. C., S. C. ? i \ "When a man smokes cigarettes c vr/<J wears passionate socks?but why ' t - lay'tit; no man ever does. Jt MASTER'S SALE |i 'he State of South Carolina, i County of Abbeville, i h Court of Common Pleas. j C !. J. Hester and H. W. Lawson, as i} Receivers of the Bank of Cal-1 ? hcun Falls, ? against Jdward Reiser, Marjorie Bullick and n others. n n By authority of a Decree of Sale by E he Court of Common Pleas for Ab- t eville County, in said State, made in he above state case. I will offer for n ale, at Public Outcry, at Abbevillle J J. H., S. C., on Salesday in April, y i. D., 1916, within the legal hours n f sale, the following described land. J o wit: All that tract or parcel e f land situate, lying and being in t ibbeville County, in the State afore- c aid, containing Ten and 3-100 (10 J -100) Ac-es, bounded on the North c y lands of Calhoun Falls Investment f Company, on the East by said Co.. c he road from Calhoun Falls and Jlowing Springs intervening; or the louth by Edward Keiser, on the West y lands of C. J. Lyon, et al, as hown by plat made by DeCamp and Cunningham; Also all that tract of J and in Magnolia Township, Abbeille County, containing Three (3) icres, more or less, bounded by andii of Mrs. Pheiffer. Edward Keis- ^ r and Western Carolina Railroad; eing the lot of land conveyed to G. I. Smith by Calhoun Falls Invest- ^ nnni- P.r> hu deed dated Nov. 2. 1913 Also One and one-half (1 %) I teres in town of Calhoun Falls, com- b fencing at a corner of Seneca street c i the Abbeville road, thence south S 0 degrees East 210 feet along the n ine of the Abbeville road, to corner, e hence South 68 degrees East 277 t eet to corner on line of the P. R. & c V. C. Railroad, thence North 20 % C egrees West 226 feet to corner of 1 leneca street: thence along the line f said street North 68 degrees West 1< 09 feet to starting point. The r ame being in Block "C," on map of n aid town. b Terms of Sale?CASH. Purchaser C 0 pay for papers and stamps. R. E. HILL, t Master A. C.f S. C. MASTER'S SALE 'he State of Sbuth Carolina, County of Abbeville, Court of Common Pleas. * [enry P. McGee, Plaintiff, against' i J. Bowen and W. D. Barksdale, Defendants. , By authority of a Decree of Sale j y the Court of Common Pleas, for ibbeville County, in said State, made I ^ 1 the above stated case, I will offer or sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbe- J ille. C. H., S. C.. on Salesday in A Lpril, A. D.. 1916, within the le- j? al hours of sale, the following deeribed land, to wit: All that tract r parcel of land situate, lying and . eing in Abbeville County, in the ' tate aforesaid, containing Sixty nd One fifth (60 1-5) Acres, more r less, and bounded by lands of T. J. E lowen. J. R. Walker, R. 0. Branyan nd others, being the same conveyed 5 T. J. Bowen by Nancy J. Stepp, nd W. H. Moore about seventeen g ears ago. TERMS OF SALE?CASH. Purhaser to pay for papers and stamps. R. E. HILL, Master, A. C., S. C. N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. n the matter of J. Walter Clamp, Bankrupt. IN BANKRUPTCY. Pursuant to an order of the Court lade in the above stated matter, I all sell at Public Auction to the iehest bidder for cash, in front of le Court House at Abbeville, S. C., n Salesday in April, 1916, during le legal hours of sale, the following ? escribed real estate to wit: (1) All that tract or plantation of a ind, situate, lying and being in Ab- , eville County, in the State of South a Carolina, containing ninety-three and -2 (93 %) acres, more or less, and ounded by lands of J. E. Branyon, ^ n the North and J. V. Pruitt on the last, Mrs. B. E. Pruitt on the South; S TT? T? 1 Tir r\ rpu.?... II . It. ITU1U anu W . u. xuuuioa wn lie West; being the place where J. p Walter Clamp resides (2) Also all that tract or parcel of ? md, situate, lying and being in the , !our.ty of Abbeville and State of outh Carolina, containing seven and ne-eighth acres, more or less, and ping on the Robinson Bridge Road, n ttie East side of said road, and beig in front of the house of J. Walter j !lamp. and being bounded by lands ? f J. Walter Clamp on all sides ex- q ept the East and being bounded on ?j he East by lands of J. L. Branyon, ^ nd being a part of the S. L. Calla- j am place ? Said tracts of land will be sold sep- ^ rately and for the purpose of satis- j ying the mortgages now against g hem. Sold at the risk of the former ^ urchaser. -y Terms of Sale?Cash. Purchaser to g iay for the papers and stamps. t C. C. CLINKSCALES, ^ 'rustee in Bankruptcy in the above j entitled matter. j I iREENWOOD LADY IN COLUM- I BUS WHEN VILLA MADE RAID J Mrs. J. S. Jones, a daughter of J. J 1. Warren, who lives about five miles J rom the city in the Salak section, 1 ms in her home at Columbus, New E Mexico last week when Francisco E /"ill?, and his band made an attack n the town and killed several Amer- cany. Mrs. Jones remained in Colum- 1 ius until last Monday morning and hen returned to her home here for . visit to relatives. Her husband", a on of Jim Jones ,who lives on the Abbeville road, is still in Columbus, irhere he has charge of a pack train if mules which carry provisions over he mountains of that rugged terrl- t ory.?Greenwood Journal. 1 )EATH OF MISS MAGGIE GIBERT Miss Maggie Gibert died at the ome of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth ribert in the Lebanon section, on Wednesday evening, March 15th, 916. She had long been a faithul and consistent member of the Leanon Presbyterian church, and funral services were held there Friday t eleven o'clock. Miss Gibert is survived by her lother and three sisters, Misses Anie and Lucy Gibert, and Mrs. J. G. Ivans, and Hon. J. S. Gibert, a broher. Miss Gibert came of distinguished ncestry, being a daughter of Rev. . F. Gibert, who was for many ears the beloved pastor of the Lebaon church, and a descendent of ean Louis Gibert, who came to Amrica from France and established he Huguenot settlement in Abbeville ounty. aq ut passim aq njM. ^aaqio ssxjtf ommunity and sincere sympathy is elt for her family and for her large irele of relatives and friends. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. In Probate Court. . B. Hampton, as administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Samantha IVTo-rrnc "Plnint.ifF. ajfainst Villie Poole, and other unknown heirs of Samantha Morrison, deceased, Defendants. Ldvertisement to sell lands to aid personally to pay debts. Pursuant to an order of the Prolate Court, I will sell at public outry at Abbeville Court House, on lalesday in April, 1916, for the paylent of debts, the following describd real estate belonging to the esate of Mrs. Samantha Morrison, deeased, situate in the State and Jounty aforesaid, Diamond Hill 'ownship. 1 All that tract or parcel of land be- i jnging to said Mrs. Samantha Morison, deceased, containing ten acres, lore or less, bounded on two sides y lands of J. B. Hampton, Pratt Jann and Louisa Patterson. Terms Cash?Purchaser to pay for itles and stamps. J. F. MILLER, Judge of Probate. SHERIFFS SALE. EXECUTION. 'earl M. Beckwith, against V. B. Martin. By virtue of an execution to me irected, in the above stated case, I rill sell to the highest bidder, at 'ublic Auction, within the legal ours of sale, at Abbeville, on Monay, the 3rd of April, A. D. 1916, , 11 the right, title and interest of 1 V. B. Martin, in the following de- ( cribed property, to wit: All that i ract or parcel of land, situate in j Lbbeville County, containing Eight i tundred and Seventy Acres, more 1 r less, bounded by lands of Pearl I. Beckwith, Evans lands, Abbeville ] a Antreville Public Road, being part 1 f the Martin Mill tract. Levied on and to be sold as the roperty of W. B. Martin, to satisfy : he aforesaid Execution and costs. i TERMS?CASH. ! R. M. BURTS, Sheriff Abbeville County, i Tariff's Office. Abbeville C. H., S. C. ! March 14 th,' 1916: Abbeville-Greenwood MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Property Insured, $1,890,000. September 1, 1915. Write to or call on the undersigned r the Director of your Township or any information you may desire bout our plan of Insurance. ./ We insure your property against estruction by FIRE, WINDSTORM OR LIGHTNING, nd do so cheaper than any insurance lompany in existence. Dwellings overed with metal roofs are insured or 25 per cent, cheaper than other roperty. Remember we are prepared to rove to you that ours is the safest nd cheapest plan of insurance nown. J. R. BLAKE, Gen. Agent, Abbeville, S. C. J. FRASER LYON, Pre.. Abbeville, S. C. . G. Majors Greenwood . T. Mabry Cokesbury . H. Dodson Donalds . S. Ellis Due West V. W. L. Keller Long Cane A Tfpllpr Smithville ). A. Wardlaw Cedar Springs V. W. Bradley Abbeville )r. J. A. Anderson Antreville !. S. Boles Lowndesville l. 0. Grant Magnolia V. D. Morrah Calhoun Mills !. P. Morrah Bordeaux I. L. Rasor Walnut Grove V. A. Nickles Hodges I. G. Bowles : Coronaca ). S. Haltiwanger Ninety Six ). S. Haltiwanger Kinards ). S. Haltiwanger Fellowship oseph Lake Phoenix . W. Smith Verdery . H. Chiles Bradley . W. Lyon Troy \ K. Moseley Yeldell 3. B. Bell Callison 3. B. Bell ' Kirkseys Abbeville, S. C., June 1, 1915. DR. W. E. McCOKD .... DENTIST .... over | Dr. Speed's Drug Store ! Office 'hone 242. Abbeville, S. 0. you have H'"- be sure to get a n copy of the new Victor monthly bulletin which I. Iicwcai 111US1L. Stop in and h get a copy, 01 EH drop us a postai H and we'll gladlj In You haven't a Eg Victorrayourhome you'll find t'nt flfi Victor bulletir jS interesting any ga for a copy. Bet gBj ter still?stop ir j|a and get it, anc THE SUPREME COURT UPHOLD! LEGALITY OF APPROPRIATION FOR IMPROVEMENTS AT ASYLUM. Columbia, S. C., March 18.?Th< supreme court has upheld the legality of the appropriation of $100,000 fo] continuing the improvements at th< State Hospital for the Insane. Members of the Board of Regents sait this morning the improvements athe asylum would be rushed forwart as rapidly as possible. The question as to the meaning o: certain items 6f the appropriation ac was raised by the comptroller gener al, who asked a legal interpretatioi of the part relating to the appropria tions for the contemplated improve ments at the asylum. The actioi was lodged in the supreme court, ia the original jurisdiction, the proceed ings being exparte. The regents o: the hospital were the petitioners anc Carlton Sawyer, comptroller general the respondent. The opinion reviews the legislative process of the asylum appropriation and the statement is made that "I can not be successfully contend?* that the senate amendment stracl ?a. ia? o ? ei nn l/UI? lUTIli ixu. A, ayyuupL IAULU^ yivv, 000 for rebuilding the hospital,** an( a recapitulation of the items shown says the opinion in effect, that it wai the intention of the legislature to appropriate $318,000 for maintenance and salaries and $200,000 for re building," otherwise the item in th< |HADD( A BIILLII In c ^enb1 m now alld and ni ii -I la wi [|| will tffil cent M find || 31 wha jj || ston |E j| this il Ieasl fell L Z^ if 11 |]| ing!S| youi Ssi will nil Iffil any iSfiffi iffil 1 HADD( Hi SLCg J I " 'jLi?fljSgrarajgjgj3J3J3J3J2J2J3J3Jc!M3J3I5f3?nHlc ^p>fCT<gJB?SJMSiSMSJS?2JSiS,r(3I5IcMSMSIE recapitulation would have been 01 $318,000. The opinion, written by Chief Ji tice Gary, is concurred in by As: , ciate Justices Watts, Fraser, a , Gage. ? ??????^ I ESTATE OF L. O. SPEER, DEC'] Notice of Settlement and Applicati I for Final Discharge I TAKE NOTICE that on the 1J day of April, 1916, I will render final account of my accounts a i doing as Administratrix of the 1 f tate of L. 0. Speer, deceased, in 1 office of Judge of Probate for Abl ville County at 10 o'clock a. m., a on the same day will apply for a nal discharge from my trust as su Administratrix. | All persons having demands agaii said estate will present them for pj ? menc on or before that day, prov and authenticated or be forever b; red. Mrs. George Speer, j Administratrix. j So. 3421. REPORT ( ' The National at Abbeville, in the State of S. C.r at th< | Xl JC ' 1. a Loans am! discounts (except thos< . Total loans 2. Overdrafts. secured, $1,182.31; nnse 3. I. W. hontl?: a V. S. bonds deposited to secure cl Total TJ. S. bonds '.. > f>. Stocks, other than Federal Reserve 0. ? Subscription to stock of Federal ] b Less amount unpaid 7. a Value of banking house (if uoeoc 9. Real estate owned other than bank: 10. Net amount fine from Federal R**se 11. a Net amount due from up-proved n Chicago, and St. Louis b Net amount due from approved i r serve cities 9- 12'- Net amount due from banftsaud to P. in 10 or 11) I IS. a Outside checks and other ensh Ite l 6- Fractional currency, nieket*, and 16. Notes of other national bants. 1 18. Coin and certificates 19. Legal-tender nates f 20. Redemption fund! with F. S. Treasu t _ Total 1 { LlJ 24. Capital stoei paid i? i 25. Surplus fund . 1 2$. Undivided profits b Reserved for ... 1 e Less current expenses,, interest,, h J 27. Cirettlatlnflr notes outstanding 1 I> mnnd tlepoHilx: ' 32. Individual dep?>stt& subjeet to cheek 133. Certificates of deposit due fcn less tt , 35. Cashier's checks outstanding. ? ' Total j State of South Carolina, County of AW I, H. G. Smith, Cashier of th? abf c above statement is true to the best of ) Subscribed and sworn to before me 9 3 Correct?Attest: W. M. BARNWELL, A. M. SMITH. WM. N. GHA.YDOX, ! Directors. )N-WILS IERY DEPA1 harge of Miss Evi f and Miss Lula Pi fully prepared tc emands for Ladies, Childrens Spring . J stock has been s i much care in the ers of fashion?Yc in our show rooi 11 t you would see in 3S. of New Yorkdifference: Our pr t 50 per cent less. We have no forma -Come whenever i convenience an find us ready to reasonable demand IN WILS lly FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE. asso_ Capt. M. B. Syfan, Mr. C. D. nd Brown, Mr. B. F. Swetenbergr and Engineer McPherson went up to Charlotte last week and met the offi? cers of the Southern road, having been called there for a meeting of the employees on this Division, who V* OltA 4M AowvnAA fllA VMlof "OYC UCCU 111 tlic DCiVltC lUi Wil/ twenty-five years. About two nunion dred and fifty men were present and each one was given a handsome med>th al stating the time of service which a had been given the road. The pre,nd sentation was made by President. Es- Fairfax Harrison, who expressed hi* ! ;he appreciation of the faithful service be- rendered the road and of the friendnd ship which existed between the road fi- and the employees. tch The men on the Southern in Abbeville are respected and esteemed nst by our people and much interest has iy- been taken in this compliment which en has been paid them. ar- Capt. Syfan has been on the road since he was a boy and people would not know what to think of the South- : ern branch without a Syfan on it. )F CONDITION OF .' ; Bank of Abbeville, i close of business on Mareh 7,1916. SOURCES. & shown on by. $235,217.44 . , , 235,217 44. cured, $10.00 1,192 84 rculatlon (par Tal?e> $18,750.00 18,75a-00Bank stock 500 00 RpSMrve Ruxtlr * A (U1 Sviso.oo s.rao'oo umbered) 5,000.00 5,000' 00' imghoase... 6,877 84 it? Rmfe g,977 67 ' eserve ageiits i? New York, $21,634.65 reserve agents- la other le 27.572.51 49,207 16inkers-(other then ineioded 5,856 80' me-.. *4,TZ4J3- ? eents; 186.58 4,959 7St 3,165 00&& 10,433 00 . 3,400 00' rer aitxf due firom- IF. S. Treasurer... 937 50 $355,124 47: iBILlTIESi $ 75,000 00 ....; 3o,ooooo $ 8(,5?aai $ 8 583k 21 :Uidi tikXcs- pitldi 4,191.20 4,392' Oil 18,750 00-^ I. .' 199.689-9T uait 3& tfays ;...... 26,805 63; 486 86 $355424 4TV y^rfllJe, ss: w:p-n?t.D?wl tv?nIt. do potannly swear that the a?y Imowtectee ami befM. \ H. G. SMITH, Cashier. this 18th d?y of Mareh, 1916c ALBKBT HENRY. Notary Pubfie S. C. ON C0| EtTMENT ||S e Laz- 11| Dwer is 1 J| > meet I j| Misses a jg I Hats? 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