Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*utB*eamsHSi meHae**acromaeEEfflMD " ^0: ' Bj Jfife, gggSfnBBBBnBDnRHXBHDSMDnHBKSflCflBBM SHOULD COME TO INSURE YOI NOT THINK YOI p r n r J I OF WES LHAS A LAKlibK CAPITAL OF FO CAROLINA, ANC SECU1 ?i??sp? -BBa?ea?a TRUSTEES SAIE Notice of Sale of Real Estate of the Bankrupt- Estate of W P. Roof?In the District Court of the United States?Eastern District 'of Soaih caroLna?county of Lexington In Re W. P. Roof, Bankrupt By authority of and in pursuance of ^ an ordar ?f the Bankruptcy court for j ' the Eastern District of South Carolina; We, the undersigned Trust es ! ?i,0 RftnVmat Estate 6f W. P. Roof, VI uuv. will sell at at public auction before ] the conrt House door at Lexington, in the county and, state aforesaid, daring the usual hours of sale on the First Monday in January, 1913, the same being the 6th day, the following lands | to wit: j I Tract No. 1. Known as W. P. Roof's I I _ Farm, containing one hundred and I I twenty two acres more or less, situat- I I ed in the rear of the coonty Fair I P Grounds, the same being about one | K half mile from the Town of Lexing- I I too, 8. c. This plantation has been I I ' subdivided into four tracts as follows; I I Tract A containing 24 acres more or I | lees; Tract B cont iDins 28 acres more I I or less; Tract c containing 33 acres I I more or less; Tract D containing 38 I I acres more or less with a. good dwel- f I - ling house and large barn and stables I I on the same. . j I Tract No. 2, Known as the Gross I V Lands, containing 46 1*2 acres, more I I or less, lying and being in Lexington I I - Township, State and county afore- I I said, adjoioging Lands of 8. M. jj I Grots, P. H Gross, and lands of Kan- I I tie, J. H. Fields, Sam'l B. George and I 1 flni?l6TOVe. J I I Tract No. 3. Known as the Boozer I I Tract, containining 290 acres more or f I I ,. - less, adjoining lands of W. D. Quick, I I Miliedge Harris, Lizzie Harris, Ada \ I J Leapkart, Bam P. Roof, D, E. BallenI tine. Henry Seay, F. A. Derrick, LeI vi Smith Tract and G M. c inghman. I, This plantation of land has been sabI divided into five tracts as follows; I Tract A containing 5 acres jnors or I less; Traet B containing 83 acres I - more or less; Tract c containing 61 I acres more or less; Tract D containKfc isg 80 acres more or Jess; Tract E I containing 64 acres more or less. All s( I plots constitoting tract No 3 are we<l k I ^ timbered, and have "The Ridge Road'' I running through them. I Tract No 4 Known as the Levi T B Smith Tract, containing one hundred ^ B and fifty acres more or less and adB joining lands of G M caughma >, B Boozer Tract, F A Derrick, Paul H B Shall, Estate. Lands of Dave Draffs B and others. This plantation of land ^ B has been subdivided into three trac;s B as follows; Tract A containing fifty B - six acres more or less; Trace h comB taining 54 acres more or less; Tract c j ue mvire or less. Til 3 ] uumaiuiu^ above plots of tract No 4 are well tirn bered, and have a frontage on tl.e Augusta Road. I Tract No ? Known as tbe T S H*r| man tract, containing27acres more or a: I le98, lying and being in Lexington, tl E ^ Township county and state aforesaid, li adjoining lands of or f.?r?;wriy ? * tl I Jacob J Gnnter, Win J As.-man," T Harmsr, and peril a p, otheis Th s G I tract is well timbered. x C Tract No G Known as the Hebrori ti . church Tract, containing 12 i-S acres A3 more or less, lying a i>1 oeiug in Lex- ir ington Township county and ssaitt o aforesaid, adjoining 'ands of Fra? k it L. Drafts, F M Maihut,, K\ .sler iatiua st and lauds of Hebron chu^ o. o1 Tract No 7 Known as tha Water's '1 y Ferry Road Tract, containing 49 c e- j 0 more or less, adjoining lands of tue ol Widow Harriet CusLy, Da he! .JLucas, st Jacob Ri*h and perhaps others. tc I Tract No S Known as the Jno W tl I Wise Tract, c .*iraioi<?^ 7-0 acres m.ire ci or Jess, Ijiog and b*l*ig in Li i;s$g & Springe Towa? j i.ov.g lards o: ci rOeo D Wi.-.:-, bnnrtsi.u D Wi. o, and o; "Rmrna \V;i]i;ni>"o * TT .. I O, I'f Tract; No. 9. Kn<v.v;> uie n. u. derscn Tr<*cr, o.?vfc,ii;jing 2'J : ???! :y6 r< acres, more or ies h.iiig !ano? .m b' J. H. Wessingcr, Caroline Jones, Ih'i Johnson and lands farmeriv owned by B Rev. B Kreps ad W P. Roof. tl Tract No. 10. Known as the Roland P Tract, contamsng 172 acres more or '' ?, lees, adjoining lands of M. M. Spires, !? Jno. A. Griffith, Taylor, and J. L. Roland. This plantation of laud has "been subdivided into three tracts as follows: Tract A contains 50 acres more or le ss; Tract B contains 65 acres T more or less; Tract C contains 57 acres, more or less. Tne Platts Spring road runs through each of the above plots. 0 Terms of sale; one third cash, Balance due Oct 1 1913 with interest at u eight per cent from the date of sale, h secured by bond of purchaser and _ mortgage of the premises purchased. ^Purchastrs to pay for all papers. W For further information and de- F MW1IM?TIT""1 ibmuh?M ~IF~ tINE AND GIVE YOU JR BANK DEPOSITS, JR MONEY ECTLY THE BANK TTDII r> / e? r* w TOTAL CAPITAL THAI RTY-FSVE STATE BAR! > IT IS ALL PLEDGED RE DEPOSr mnuu iii'i1 nun i1 BBBHaOB?BBBBI I ' pwm ? i, tnjwMLtau'i ip nwn mum ' Practical Presents because Gifts that are alive pleasant memoru est. Hints from the H SUITABLE S Dolls of all kind: Trains, Iron and Tin S Doll Beds, Doll Bureai ons, Wheel Barrows, Drums, Water Sets, Toilet Sets, Cuff Boxe: Chops, Chiila Sets, ( Christmas Stationery,1 of all kinds, Fireworks all kinds. HARMON'S ^== - X jription see plats and records on file l the office of the Trustees. W H TOWNSEND T P MEETZE, C F. LEA PHART rnsfcees of the riankiapt Estate of 7 i* Roof. . Trustees Sale ' ice of Sale of Real Instate of the f : mkrcpt Estate of W P Roof?In ? o Lh.-crict Court ??f the United states?Eastern District of South Carolina?State of South Carolina? County of "Lexington. In lie WP iioof, bankrupt. By au'h<?rity o* and in pursuance of u order of the Bankruptcy Court for ic Eas crn District of South Caroua; Wf the unx*rsigned Trustees of 3<j Bankrupt kVate of W P. Roof, ill sell ar public auction before the ourtH >n>e dooi at Le\ingtou, in the ouuty :md Slate at >r<Siid, during le usual hours <>r sale on the First londa? ioJanua-y, IUjG, rbesamebela the G h day, nil that piece, parcel r lot of 'and -iiunte 1> ing and being i me to vol of L :.v;ugt<? i, county and ;ate aforesaid, containing one half f an acre more or. less, bounded on le N >rth by Main street, West by hurr-h Street, South by lot formerly f L K suellgrove and on the east by Lore 1 t formerly of Henry Hendrix, jgetber with the buildings thereon, le same being tbe store formerly ocupicd by W P Roof, the, Lexington Livings 15 ink. and building- a w oe aoieu by lb v.- United Sri!e- Po?;ffi we Term? of Sale. one . f" 01 ba'.:ice Oct. 1, 191.; wih i.p- r. sc at tii?_ itr: of.eighL per cent, Mr-cured by a and a? the purchaser and a mortgage ' the premises purchased. The niloiugs to be insured for nor less tan three fchousa 1 dollars at the expos-1 of the purchaser for the protocol <> ' tho TVu-toea unti the purchase i?"?cy pas bf en lull pa Purchase to pav for ah pacers. W/H. TOWNSEND T. P MEETZE C. E. LEAPHA-iT rustees of the Bankrupt h.sui e of W. P. Roof. The popping of fire crackers warns 9 that the Christmas festival is at and. Subscribe to Dispatch and Home & arm, both one year for $1 25. THEIR BOND I , WOULD YOU | SAFE XROLINA N THE UNITED IKS IN SOUTH TO TORS vsr-xnv. -n?r.-ww HBEHBBS^iaKHagZSZEr. -. Bmn^rsxTzsunntm^BBtBssmiEi i ? < suasstsBXBSsvT - ? - no?a ? ??? aaaa? ?wsa? wwf, wumiinrar?ejtv?imiiijxliii? rao aa^.tm ttiwp; ^ ? || are the most pleasing, ever before you keep is of friendship the long- J larmon Bazaar. UGGESTIONS i, Cloth Animals, Iron itoves, Tea Sets, Horns, is, Doll Carriages, Wag, Pianos. Automobiles, Vases, Jewelry Cases, s, China Bowls, China glassware of all kinds, Candy of all kinds, Fruit ; of all kinds, Cakes of 5 BAZAAR. ju ? Oome to the Bazaar and look at tbo beautiful gifts for your sweetheart. For the past several weeks the Dispateh has met a streak of bad luck. A combination of circumstances over j which we had no control, conspired to "" j work against us. If it wasn't one thing it was another. First the press broke down and no sooner was this re paired than the engine gave out. These defects have been remedied and we hope oar troubles are at an end. Call at Harman's Bazaar and see the nice line of fancy glassware, cheap for Christmas. 1 WANTED?A eopv of <h^ Dispatch of date Nov. 13, 1012 Will pa v for same. Bring or send to this office. T.)o yonr Christmas shopping at the Bazaar. I i , bUSISI" ii o ! 1 j Representing oM Sine companies I can place your insurance a! lowest j rates. Write or call So see me j before you insure. | Greer L fay lor, \ GILBERT, S. C. i, TBEX ' " I Eighty Suits Like These?Come Q as Sudden as it Started?Come SB %fM AT PRICES QUOTED W C3J9LSM I ?'' ^ F 313-19 Main Street t FURN.TURE AND U PHONE - *- .-rr*.^*^ uick--The Sale Will otop i While They Last. 3BB- 5 ? ' f / '< '5 Wfcw f > w& mm n ^ H H Ik. WWg IK S 'ILL BE SOLD t osri^ff Colurnb a. S. C. NDERTAKi.R 111.