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MASTER'S SALE.
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The State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
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Court of Common Pleas.
PAULINE V. GIBERT, Plaintiff,
against
W. D. BARKSDALE, Defendant.
By authority of a Decree of Sa
by the Court of Common Pleas, f<
Abbeville County, in said Stat
? '> i made in the above stated case, I wi
offer for sale, at Public Outcry, i
Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Salesds
in October, A. D. 1917, within tt
legal hours of sale, the following d
scribed land, to-wit: All that tra<
or parcel of land situate lying ar
being in Abbeville County, in tl
corporate limits of the city of Abb
ville, in the State aforesaid, contaii
ing One and One-fourth (1 %
Acres, more or less, and bounded I
lands of B. S. Barnwell, ?Williai
Sallie Reid, Austin Watts, W:
Jones, Lem Chiles, Scott Burton ar
by lands of the Abbeville Cottc
Mills?being more fullyy represent*
by plot of G. A. Douglass, dat*
March 28th, 1903, said, lands havir
thereon situated five (5) cottages.
TERMS OF SALE?CASH. Pu
ehaserto pay for papers.
R. E. HILL,
? 9-12-3.
Master A. C., S. C.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Abbeville.
Probate Court.
Citation for Letters of Administr
tion.
By J. F. MILLER, Esq., Judge ?
Probate:
Whereas, Thomas D. Cooley hat
made suit tome, to grant him Le
ters of Administration of the Esta
pflPpots of T,. D. Johnson, la
of Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite ai
admonish all and singular the kin
red and creditors of the said L.
Johnson, deceased, that they be ai
appear before me, in the Court
Probate, to be held at Abbevi!
Court House, on September 191
1917, after publication hereof,
11 o'clock in the forenoon, to sh<
cause, if any they have, why t
said Administration should not
granted.
Given under my hand and seal
th^ Court, this 5th day of Septembi
in the year of our Lord one thausa
nine hundred and seventeen, and
the 142 year of American Indepe
dence.
Published on the 12th day of S?
tember, 1917, in The Press and Ba
ner and on the Court House do
for the time required by law.
J. F. MILLER,
9-12-2. Judge of Proba
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Our New F<
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[id, Gun Metal, Glazed
I all Tan leathers in a varii.
as they last we will sell
Men's Gun Metal Bluchers
n sole at a special price
This special shoe is made
roomy last and is suitable
; any age. It's a real value,
nail. We pay postage.
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IEVILLE,
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MASTER'S SALE kins
lands
The State of South Carolina, Wash
County of Abbeville. Als
Court of Common Pleas. land
L. ALEWINE, Plaintiff, ing C
against more
HENRY PERITT, J. C. GOODWIN of th
and Cr. E. CALVERT. Defendants, of R.
By authority of a Decree of Sale Main
)r by the Court of Common Pleas for Franc
e? Abbeville County, in said State, made formf
'U in the above stated case, I will offer by lo
for sale, at Public Outcry, at Abb&- next
Ly ville C. H., S. C., ~on Salesday in Als
Ie October, A. D., 1917, within the le- ing a
e_ gal hours of sale, the following de- ville,
ct scribed land, to wit: All that tract conta
id or parcel of land stiuate, lying and Acres
ie being in Abbeville County, in the Wm.
e- State aforesaid, containing 5-8 of perty
One Acre, more or less, and bound- North
) ed by Alfred Bradley, James Mc- East
>y Millan and fronting 100 feet on dence
Buena Vista street, being a little West
ill over one half the lot conveyed to and (
id J. M. Lawton by Mrs. Fannie J. Mar- TE
>n shall on Sept. 6th, 1909, and being chase
id the same lot purchased by Henry
id Perritt from J. M. Lawton by deed 9-12-!
ig dated Nov. 16th, 1911, and recorded
in deed book 31?page 572.
r- TERMS OF SALE?CASH. Pur- Sill
chaser to pay for papers.
R. E. HILL, ST.
Master A. C., \S. C.
MASTER'S SALE. AND]
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The State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville. GEO!
Court of Common Pleas. 1
of Virginia State Insurance Company, To tl
^ a Corporation, Plaintiff, j
against Yo
te Wm. F. Perrin, and Abbeville Insur- quire<
te ance and Trust Company, a Cor- this i
poration, Defendants. with
j By authority of a Decree of Sale a cop
D. by the Court of Common Pleas for Comj
nd Abbeville County, in said state, made office
in the -oove stated case, I will offer C., w
.jj? for sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbe- vice
'at ville, C. H., S. C., on Salesday in such
>w October, A. D. 1917, within the le- swer
J}e gal hours of sale, the following de- afore
e scribed land, to-wit: All that tract will i
0f,or parcel of land situate, lying and lief c
?r,j being in Abbeville County, within
}d!the corporate limits of the City of
^"'Abbeville, in the State aforesaid, Se]
containing Twenty-nine and Oneit>-!
half (29 %) Acres, more or less, To tl
in* and bounded on the North by lot Yo
or 13?44 of the Cox property, East by the s
lands formerly of J. C. Klugh, South actio]
by lands of Alfred Jones, Peter Jen-j Clerk
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>ARTMEN
BBEVILLE
esc:
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ill Shoes h
)Y FOR 1
Shoes for I
in a variety of leat
widths from A to !
Beautiful 9-incl
black and colored
with colored cloth
Shoes for infai
boys, misses.
erg Mei
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and William Ellson, West by for
of Lethia Clinkscales and Thos. day
ington. on f
10?All that lot or parcel of T
in the city of Abbeville contain- mon
>ne and One-half (1 %) Acres,
or less, being the residence lot
e said Wm. F. Perrin, formerly Sepl
E. Cox, bounded on East by
street, South by lot of Mrs.
:is Henry, West by other lands
;rly of R. E. Cox and North ST
t formerly of Mrs. A. E. Cox,
below described.
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0 all that other lot of land, ly- D
nd being in the city of Abbe- ^ee'
county and state aforesaid, ^rs
ining One and One-half (1 %)
i, more or less, now owned by
F. Perrin, formerly the pro- ^
of Mrs. A. E. Cox, bounded on ?
1 by lands of Mr. A. B. Hamlin, ^ee
by Main street, South by resi- ^
lot last above mentioned, and v-'ou
by lands of Wm. F. Perrin, sa^e!
5. N. Nickles. le?a
RMS OF SALE?CASH. Pur- ?f 1
r to pay for papers. *n "
R. E. HILL, t0"w
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Master A. C.f S. C. cont
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ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Cre(
County of Abbeville. Hall
Court of Common Pleas. ^ron
ERSON REAL ESTATE AND ara*
:nvestment company, t- ^
Plaintiff, dece
against | A
*GE JORDAN AND B. E.con<
iVEEMS, Defendants. ^nt
le Defendants, George Jordan Trai
ind B. E. Weems: eas*
11 are hereby summoned and re- eas^
d to answer the Complaint in F. 1
iction, of which a copy is here- (
served upon you, and to serve une
iy of your answer to the said des\
daint, on the subscriber at his sePJ
at Abbeville Court House, S. Nan
ithin twenty days after the ser- A
hereof, exclusive of the day ofjconl
service, and if you fail to an- (96
the complaint, within the time | Nun
said, the plaintiff in this action by 1
ipply to the Court for the re- Sou
lemanded in the complaint. Sou
D. H. HILL, and
Plaintiff's Attorney. Low
pt. 10 th, 1917.' the
NOTICE jana
le defendant, George Jordan: T
u will please take notice, thatchas
ummons and complaint in this1 may
n were filed in the office of the
: of the Court of Common Pleas. 9-12
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her s and! lasts, in
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Abbeville County on the 10th CF
of September, 1917, and is now
ile in said office.
he above is a copy of the sumis.
bo
D. H. HILL, tir
Plaintiff's Attorney. wl:
t. 10, 1917; 9-12-3: a?
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A LEGAL SALE. ag
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ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, fe<
' County of Abbeville. ru
y virtue of the provisions of a
d of Trust executed to my by ou
, Eva M. Clinkscales, Lillian C. afj
ges, Ruby Clinkscales, John R. ne
kscales, Lewis R. Clinkscales, cjc
abeth 0. Clinkscales and Annie 0f
IcAdams, as heirs at law of Bud g0
Clinkscales, deceased, I will sell so]
Public Auction at Abbeville
rt House, South Carolina, on cj?
sday in October next, within the an
1 nnl A 4*1^ f\ rool Aotflffl
I uvuia ui oaicy ui^ xuui vovuw
Bud Lee Clinkscales, deceased,
tie following tract3 or parcels, an
it: bit
II that tract or parcel of land, ne
;aining ninety-five and one-half
Vz) acres, known as Tract Num- re]
One, bounded Northeast by Tract
iber Two, Southeast by Jordan's trc
;k, and lands of Mrs. Lula A. an
, and Northwest by Public Road cjc
a Antreville to Lowndesville, sep- pe
ing the same from lands of John di<
foung and Mrs. Annie Huckabee,- he
;ased, also po
11 that tract or parcel of land, wj
fining ninety-seven and nine m?
hs (97 910) acres, known as
:t Number Two, bounded North to
by Tract Number Three, South- usi
by lands of T. B. Martin and an
iV. Wright, Southwest by lands rir
j. A. Moore and Tract Number nii
, and Northwest by the Lown- bu
ille and Antreville Public Road, | we
irating it from lands of E. W.
ce, also afi
11 that tract or parcel of land, an
gaining ninety-six and six-tenths Sa
610) acres, and known as Tract of!
nber Three, bounded Northeast
the estate of Lamar Clinkscales, BF
theast by lands of T. B. Martin,
thwest by Tract Number Two,
Northwest by Antreville and
I
mdesville Public Road, separating tosame
from lands og W. B. Mann W<
E. W. Nance. th<
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lie lci ins ui aaic, cadii. i ui- iiu
ser to pay for papers. The plats
r be seen at my office. Ju
WM. P. GREENE, ! to
!-3. Trustee. ; of
Compa
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Many Departm
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Come in and ]
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pay postage o
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OUTH CAROl
LAZY OLD NEGRO
GOT SOLDIERS GOAT
Spartanburg, Sept. 14.?Everydy
in Spartanburg knows "Trotig
Sally," the demented old negro
10 imagines that he is a horse and
times that he is a dog. ' "Sally"
just as crazy as the man who imines
that Greenville is a bigger
y than Spartanburg, but he is perctly
harmless, and he has had the
n of the streets for a longtime.
A couple of the North Carolina
fentry provost guard found "Sally"
t near the union station the other
ternoon, pawing the ground and
ighing at passing vehicles, and deled
that he should be taken care j
"Come on, old horse, and let's
to the stable," said one of the
Idiers, taking his arm.
"Sally's" mood changed and he deled
that he was a dog. He growled
d bared his teeth. The other
ardsmen took hold of him.
Then . "Sally" snapped viciously
d made every show of trying to
:e. The soldiers decided that they
eded reinforcements, and one
trted off for help while the other
mained no guarS duty.
Tr> o mmufno o /Iawam aw wiayia
in a icvr iiuuutco a uu^cn \jl iuuic
jopers were seen coming on a run, '
d "Sally" has a new idea. He deled
to be a squirrel, . and scamred
up a telephone pole. The sol:rs
ordered him to come down, but
did not obey. He clung to the
le, head down, and reviled them
th all the gibberish at his commd.
Finally, one of the soldiers started (
climb the pole, too, but it was no {
e. "Trotting Sally" became a bird j?
d soared over the heads of the i ]
lg of men and hit the ground run- (
ig. The men started in pursuit, ]
t they didn't have wings and theyi,
ire soon left far behind. |]
The soldiers spent the rest of the ^
bernoon walking around in circles:]
d staring at each other. "Trotting],
lly" had got their goat and gone* ]
' with it. (
UDES-TO FE GO HALF
AROUND WORLD TO WED (
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New York, Sept. 15.?Twc brides- ^
be left New Brunswick, N. J., last ,
ednesday on a journey half around
s world to meet their prospectiveL
sbands. [ ^
Miss Sarah Mahan of Monmouth'j
nction will go to Peking, China,
wed Albert C. Chapin, an attache |
the American Legation there, aj!
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The other fiancee is Miss Emiijr j
Chapin, sister of Miss Mahan's flan* 0$
cee. She is to be married in Manila ;
to Mapc Stryker, a consulting engineer.
She is a daughter of Mrs. A. .
K. Chapin of Boston.
Miss Mahan is the daughter of ; -J
Mr. and Mrs. Homer K. Mahan. Her
father is a retired electrical engi? ":4'
neer. She is a graduate of tht State. V
Model School at Trenton, and of Br.
Savage's Physical Culture, School, >
this city. Her wedding was not to ',;
have taken place until later, l>ut
Miss Chapin was to leave for Man- >
ila, and they decided to go together.
They are accompanied by Mrs. Cha- -J',j
pin. \ Wlk
VERY FEW LEFT NOW. ^
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bacKwara, turn backward, un; time ; ^
in your flight,
Give us p. girl vhose skirts are not ,
tight;
Give us a girl whose charms, though
few,
Are not exposed by too much peeka-boo;
Give us a girl, no matter wtat age,
Who won't use the streets for a vaudeville
stage;
Give us a girl not too shapely in
view, .
Dress her in skirts that the sun can't .
shine through.
?Camden Chronicle.
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THE GIRL WHO FUSSES.
The fussy girl sat next us in the
:ar this morning. And she fussed
and she fussed and she fussed.
She settled herself three times,
hunched up her right shoulder, took
Dff her right glove and patted her
hair, pulled the back of her sailor
:ollar into shape, shrugged up her '
left shoulder, pulled off her left
jlove and patted her hair, pushed
her hat a little more to one side,
ind put on both gloves; patted her
lair and crossed her right ankle
jver her left, squared both shoulders
?nd patted her hair, settled herself ,
n a new position and pulled her ;
:oat down at the waist, patted her '
lair, surveyed her nose in the tiny
*lass at the bottom of her bag and
patted her hair, pulled her hat a
wee Die more xo one siae ana reversed
her ankles, then Tbegan at
ihe top of the program and repeated
t.?The Worchester Post.
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