The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 11, 1912, Image 3
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1BESFJSS NOTICES|
1BE8FASS NG1HE?21os is 10
uc tily all pi-1fc l 81 ot to hunt, fit-h, allow
stock io run at Jatge, haul wood,
tn spsis in any manner whatever
vpi r our lai di, as ti e Jew will be entor
id igair.st any ard all tr? f-p>s>e)9
The Estate < i BachaO Jeiccat, Uiban
B. Jt looat, J Fiec Jitcoat, Alien J.
Jefooat.
November 22nd, 1912. 8.
TBE8PASS NOTICE?This is to
notify all pti6oi>s i ot to hunt, allow
stock to inn at )a?ge or trespass in
any manner whatever upon our lands
as (be law will be enfori ed against all
trn-pa>sers violating this notice. W.
F Mack, Margaret M. StOTbie, W. I.
Jumper, Gast? u Fxrm and Fruit Co.,
November 19, 1912. 7p.
AH persons are hereby warned not
to fi-b <-r hunt on the lands of Mrs.
Le*>ie H. Fort, oontainirg 3500 acres,
"er on the Isnds of F. G. Hnrtley on
Black Greek, containing 1000 acres,
known as the "JonpsNew Mill" tract.
A liberal reward will be paid for information
leading to the conviction of
any person or persons who violate this
notice. 0. M. ASBILL,
7 Lessee.
This is to Dotify all persons not to
hunt, fish, aliow stock to run at large,
or trespass in any way whatever upon
eur lands, as the law will be enforced
agdinet all trespassers.
P. E. Earle R. Stoudemire,
J. W. Siondemiro, Bundrick.
Op November 15' h, 1912.
AH pJHiifr aie hen by loibidtitn to
bunt, fish or trespass in any manntr
upon our lanes, which adj? in each
oi her. The law wil. be rigorously enIt
iced against all ptraous so trespasstog.
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O. Steele,
W? A. Shnll,
M L. 8-etle,
Mrs Barbv Roof,
Talmadee Shealy,
. - C E Shumperc.
T his is to noiiiy all petsoi.s not to
* * ?- in unn muv lliutn f.hm
Clllltur 11o.-pao^ IU UUJ wij
land- known us the old Mailer land*.
The Ihw will be siricily enforctd
against all trespasser*.
\ Tp 0. W. SOX, Agenc.
TRESPASS rDTIOE-All persons
are posi'iv?-l> forbidden to hunt by da\
or night, fish, or irespa>s iu any manner
w hate Vtr upon on.' lands, as the ,
law will be rigorously enlojctd teainst
all violators Oi ver Smith, H. E. |
. pmith. W. A. Smith, Catherine ong,
W. 0. Smith. 8pd.
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TRESPASS N OTICE ?All pereone I
are h* reby . ,uden to trespass upon
my land* hv anting, or in a- v manner
wha'-" r as all violators caught
sot;**p- ^ .g will be prosecuted. J O.
'HARTT.-Y, . 8.
Auction Sale
I will sell at pub.ic auction to the
hig* bidder, on Saturday, December
21, 1912, beginning at 10
o'clock a. m., at the late resideuce of
Benjamin R, Shnll, deceased, the fol;
lowing property, consisting of black,
smith and wood shop, tools, bellon?,
anvils, vices, taps, and dies, plain <?,
saws, etc Terms of sale, cash.
H. LxFAYiSTTE GARTMAN.
1 December 2,1912. 6 pd.
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Notice,Debtors and Creditors.
All persons indebted to the estate of
John H. Koon, deceased, will make
payment, and tbese having demands
against said estate will present there
duly attested to tbe und^rsurned for
payment, on or before 1st Jannarv
GEO. W KOON',
EDDIE FRICK,
Nor. i, 1912?3 Executor.
V ?
4th Quarterly Meeting.
Th* Derinfffon Oountv Farmers'
Union will hold ?t* Fourth Quarterly
JtfoetJacr at the court hou?e ii.
toa on Ss'orday, Deo*mber 1 1912,
T. I{. SHULL, 8ecr ' ry
. ESTRAYED? A Red Fema'e Hound,
with white forehead, "frayed nwny
from my place with a p-pc nr^ucd h??r
iwd*. Anv one who will cet h?rf taJr*?
rare of her arvd nnri'T me will rye*?**"
a '0 M. HOOK, Lexi-ne^cr,
Tbe 8tate of 8outh Carolina, county
of Lexington, court of common
Pleas. R. B. Taylor and K. Z. Hendrix,
Plaintiff-*, against Azariah
Taylor, Defendant.
In obt^dience to the Decree of the
court herein, signed by the Honorable
S. W. G. Shipp, Presiding Judge, and
dated November 13th, 1912, I will sell
in front of the court house door in
I Lexington, South Carolina, during the
j le*al hours of sale on the fir-r Monday,
the sixtu day of January, 1913, to the
highest bidder at public uu'crv. the
following descrihed property to-wit:
"Ail that piece, parcel or tract of
land, situate, King and being in the
Township of Boiling Springs, in the
county of Lexington and the state
aforesaid, containing one hundrer
and ten acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Wash Rikarn, M A. Taylor
Boiling Springs church. E M Taylor
Elijah Keieler and Wesley crout."
Terms of Sale: One half cash; the
balance on a credit of twelve months
secured by a bond of the purchaser au<
a mortgage of the premise* sold, witl
interest from date of 9ale, with op
tion to the purchaser to pay all cash
Purchaser to pa* fo papers
FRANK W. ShiEALY,
C. c. C. P. & Q- 8
Lexington 8. c December 9. 1912
Efitd & Drehpr, attorne>s for Piaiu
tiffs, W H: Sharpe, attorney for De
fendant.
Execotor's Sale
The State of South Carolina,
County or Lexington.
By the power vested in me as Exe
cnfor of the last will of Adam R
Mee?ze, deceased, I will sell to th<
highest bidder, at public ou cry. du
ring the legal hours of sale ou the Is
Monday in January. 1913, being tin
ixth da> of said month, the following
tracts of real estate, being c ?mmonli
kn?>wn as the "Home Place" of th<
said Adam R. Meetze, deceased:
Tract No. 1, containing forty ant
one fourth acres, mo-e.or les?, adjoin
ing lands of Lizzie M tz, Sim Lorick
Joseph Merz, Irvin Stack aud Trac
No, 2.
Tract J\o. 2, containing rweury sev
en and Six-tenth A"res, more or lees
adj ining lands of Irvin Stack, Ern^s
Mcz, Lizzie Metz, and Tracts j>o.
ai d 3 herein.
Tract No 3 containing forty-six anr
one-half acres, rn? re or l^s^, adj >ui
i 'ir lands ? f Irvin Stack R A. Melz
Ernest Met:: aud Tract No. 2
Te rms of Sale: c ish part baser t?
pay Rr papers.
FRANK W. SHBALY,
Execvror.
LexiDgton, S. c , December 9, 1912,
The State of South Carolina,
County of Lexington.
By r- qaesr of Mr. Joseph Epstin, !
will ?-ell at pub'ic auction in fr nt o
the Contt H'nse door in Lexington
South Carolina, ou the fi^r- Monday
the 6 h day of January, 1913. the f?>l
lowing tracts of r^al estate lying anr
being in Boiling Springs Township, it
the County and state aforesaid, aboui
four rr.ilps from the county seat neai
the Southern Railway:
fTitortf Wrv 1 OAntaininfT frrr^r-*^tt flrrr
X 1 aVI' m#. JL? VVIIIMHUU^ WW CIH Y uvr
I and one-f >urth acres, more or less,
j adjoining: lands of J. Wesley Prion,
I Dal ton George and Tracts No. 2 and 6,
below described,
Tract No. 2, containing fcwentv
three and one-half acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of C. V. Bonknight,
J. Wesley Price and TractB No. 1,1
and 6, herein.
Tract No. 3. containing twenty-five
and one-fonrth acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of C, V. Bonknight,
and Tracts No, 2, 4 and 5, of lande
herein described.
Tract No 4, containing twentythree
and one half acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of C. V. Bonknight,
E. O. Clarke and Tracts No. 8 and ?
herein.
Tract No, 5, containing forty-three
and one fonrth acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of E. O. Clarke, George
Taylor and Tracts No. 3, 4 and 6,
herein.
Tract No. 6, containing Forty-seven
acres, more or less, adjoining lande
of Dalton George, George Taylor and
Tracts No. 1, 2, and 5, above described.
For a moie complete description
prospective purchasers may examine
plat by calling at the office of the
Clerk of Court.
Terms of Sale: One half cash;
balance on a qredit of one year, with
interest at the rate of eight per
cent., together with a bond of the
purchaser and a mortgage of the
premises sold, with leave to the purchaser
to pay all cash. Purchaser tc
pay for papers.
FRANK W. SHEALY.
Lexington, 8. C., Dec. 9, 1912.
8TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Lexington.
By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge
Whereas, Maude Gnnter, made suil
to me to grant, her letters of administration
of the estate of and effects oi
L. K. Gunter;
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said L. K. Guu
ter. deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate, t<
held at Lexington, C. H., S. O.. or
17th day of Dec. 1912, next, aftor pub
lication hereof at 11 o'clock in tlif
forenoon, to show cause, if any thej
have, why the said administratior
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, tiiis 2nd da;j
T'tn/irMKr.. A TA
ui wovuivri , -~v \j
GEO. S. DRAFTS. (L. S.)
Probate Judge, Lexington Co., S. C
Published on the 4th day of Dec
1912, in the Lexington Dispatch. G
Notice of Annual Mcetinj]
The Annual Meeting of the County
board of CommiH8ionern of Loxingtor
County 8. C. will be held on Thursday
j Jan. 9 191U.
! All parties holding claim* of art
kind against Lexington County tor tin
vear 1912 aro hereby notilb-d ?ud r*
! qui ?d to file the same with ih* under
I sjg d on or before the bretdayof jan
! vaa, so that *?id clhiatn m-v b?.
j nv'- i nrd pne-e<l TipoiJ by thv Ro,,:
a -aid' an? i <t.g.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Notice of Sale of Real Estate of the
B mkrapt Estate of VV P. Rnf?In
the District Court of the U.ii6ed
i States?Eistern District of South
i Carolina?county of Lexington
In Ri \V. P. Roof, Bankrupt
By aut-iority of and in pursuance of
| an ?>rd-rr of tue Bankruptcy o ?urt for
the Eastern District ?>f South ciro[
lina; We, the undersigned Tri s-. es
[ ot tne Bankrupt Estite of W. P. R ?of,
wdl sell at at public auction bjtore
f ttie c ?urt House door at Lexington, in
, tne county and state aforesnd. da-ing
j the usual hours of sate - n tne First
^ Monday in Janu*r\, 1913, the same
I being the 6tli day, the following lands
r to wit:
Tract No. 1. Known as W. P Roof's
' Farm, containing one hundred and
' twenty two acres more or less, situ ata
ed in tne rear of the county Fair
Grounds, the same being about one
j half mile from the Town of Lexington,
S. c This plantaiiou has been
subdivided into four traots as f llowi-;
Tract A containing 24 acres more or
* less; Tract B cont ining 28 acres more
or less; Tract c containing 32 acres
more or iess; Tract D containing 38
' BY.Pwa mnrp or Irrs with a POod dwei
ling house and large barn and stables
on the same.
TiactNo 2, Known as the Gross
Lands, containing 46 1-2 acres, more
or lean, lying and being in Lexington
Township, 8 ate and county aforexaid,
adj inging Lands of S M.
Gross, P. H Grors, and lands of Kunkle,
J. U Fields, SamM B. George and
Jacob Snelgrove.
Tract N>. 3 Known as the Boozer
1 Tract, conrainining 290 acres more or
0 less, adjoining land* of W. D. Quick,
Milledge H rris, Lizzie Harris, Ada
t Leaplart, 8ain P R -of, D, E Ballen?
ti e. Henrj S6a>, F. A Derrick, Le1
vi Smith Tract and G M. Ciughman.
i This plantation of land has been sab
r nivided into five tracts as followc:
Tract A containing 5 acres wore or
1 less; Tract B containing 83 acres
more orles-; Tract C containing 60
, acres more or less; Tract D coi.taiii
tug 80 acres more or lest-; Tract E
containing 64 ames more <>r less All
plots Cui btn utii'g tract N<>3arHwe'l
. timbered, and nave "The Ridge R >ad"
1 running through th> m.
' Tract Mo 4 Known as the Levi
Smith Tract, containing one hundred
I and fifiyacies morn or less aud ad
joining lands of G M Ciughman,
^ " ? r\ 1_ r* _ ? rr
K oz-r trace, r a u> rru a, ram ti
Shun, E>tate. Lands ot Duvh Drafts
"> and ?>thers. Thi- ptantation of land
has bten suhdividod into three tracts
a?? follow.-; Trace A containing: fitty
six acn s more or less; Ti act b containing
54 acres more or le.-s; Tract c
Ccutawiug 40 acres more or less. The
ab ?ve plots of tract N > 4 are well timbered,
ai d hiVe a frontage on the
At gnsta R<?*d
Tract No o Known as the T S Har1
tr a i trac em taming25 acres more or
h ?s, l?ing and being in Lexington,
Township countv and state aforesaid,
aojoi??i.!tr lands of or formerly of
' Jac ?b J GuDter, Wm J Ai-sman, T S
1 Herman and perhaps otheis This
t- tract is well timbered.
TrrctNo6 Known as the Hebron
Chunh Tract, containing 12 1-8 acres
more or less, lying and beiug in Lex
iugton Township county and state
' aforesaid, adj uiing lanes oi Eraim
? Drabs, F M Mathias, Kinsler lands
- and lands of Hebron church.
Tract No 7 Known as the Water's
, Ferry Road Tract, containing 49 acres
, mjre or less, adjoining lands of the
I Widow Harriet Busty, Daniel J Lucas,
Jacob Rish and perhaps others.
> Tract No 8 Known as the Jno W
, Wi*e Tract, containing 50 acres more
, or le?s, lying and being in Boiling
i Springs Township adjoining lands of
G*o D Wise, Simpson D Wise, and
> Emma Williamson.
, Terms of sale; one third cash, Bal,
ance due Oct 1 1913 with interest at
> eight per cent from the date of sale,
secured by boud of purchaser and
? mortgage of the premises purchased.
> Purchasers to pay for all papers.
> For further information and description
see plats and records on file
in the office of the Trustees.
W H TOWNSEND
. T E MEETZ
; cELEAPHART '
Trustees of the Bankrupt Estate of
| W P Roof.
!
Trustees Sale
Notioe of Sale of Real Estate of the
Bankrupt Estate of W P Roof?In
j the District Court of the United
) States?Extern District of South
Carolina?State of South Carolina?
* County of Lexington.
T.. r* _ TTT r* # T"> 1 L.
in ne w r xvoui, jDauarupo.
By authority of and in pursuanoe of
an order of the Bankruptcy Court for
theEasiern District of South Carolina;
We the undersigned Trustees of
tie Bankrupt Estate of W P. Roof,
will sell at public auction before the
Court House door at Lexington, in the
County and State afortsaid, during
[ the usual hours of sale on the First
? Monday in January, 1913, tbesamebeine
the 6th day, all that piece, parcel
or lot of land situate lying and being
in the town of Lexington, county and
. state aforesaid, containing one half
of bd acre more or less, bounded on
J the North by Main street, West by
j Church Street, South by lot formerly
of lK sueHgrove and oa the east by
3 store let formerly of Henry Hendrix,
r together with the buildings thereon,
j the same being the s-ore formerly ocj
cupied by W P Roof, the Lexington
7 Savings Rank. and buildings now oc
euuied by ihe United States Postoffice.
Terms of Sale; one half cash, balance
Oct. 1, 1913 vu-h interest at the
rate of eight per cent, secured by a
bond of the purchaser and a mortgage
s of tho premises purchased. The
Buildings to be insured for not less
\ j than three thoufta. ' dollars at Jtheex71
pens a of the purcha -t-r for the protecj
! rion of the Trustees unt? the purchase
7 money has been full p?:
Purchase to pay for al. papers.
W. H. TOWFSBND
T. E MEETZE
C. K. LEAPHART
Trusts of the Bankrupt Estate of
* W. P. Roof.
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State of South Carolina, County of Lexington?In
the Prouate Court?S. D.
McCartha and J. L. McCartha, Administrators
of the Estate of Gee.
D. McCartha, Deceased, Petitioners,
against Almeria Fry, Nancy Ivey,
Jacob McCartha, Geo. W. McCartha,
Sal lie Ivey, Ella McCartha, Ray
McCartha. Agnes McCartha. and
The Home National Bank, Defendants?Petition
for Sale of Land in
Aid of Assets to Pay Debts.
In obedience to the decree of the
Court herein, dated the 3rd day of October,
A. D. 1912, I will sell before the
Court House door to the highest bidder
at public outcry, during the legal hours
of sale on the tirst Monday in January
it being tho fith dayof, said month.,
1913.
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"All that piece, parcel or lot 01 ianu,
together with buildings thereon,
situate, lying and being in the town of
Lexington, County and State aforesaid,
containing one-half (1-2) acre, more or
less, fronting an Depot Street to the
west, and bounded by lands of Frank
Kyzcr, Miss Mary YVingard, and G. M.
Harman."
Terms of Sale, Cash; purchaser to
,<:.v for oapcrs.
GEORGF S. DRAFTS
juctg* M I-v^'ste,
December 9, 1912.
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