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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION At Oakway One of Most Successful Ever Hold in Oconce. The Oeonee County Interdenomi national Sunday School Convention met with ?ethel church, at Oakway. on Friday and Saturday, December 1st and 2d. This convention was one of the most successful ever held in this county, and the delegates from 27 schools showed a deep inter est ll) this great work. Thc good people of Oakway en tortanlcd most royally all delegates and visitors, and were prepared to take care of a great many more. The song service on both days was a fea ture. On Saturday the choir from tlie Newry Sunday school rendered a number of selections, which charmed the audience, and proved one of the features of the convention. lt. D. Webb, general secretary of tho State Association, andNMiss Ag nes Havanel, elementary superin tendent of the State Association, wor? present on both days and brought most helpful messages on different phases of Sunday School work. The reports from the divis ion superintendents and from the district presidents showed that this county is making progress in tho Sunday school work. Tho discussions of various topics wort; led hy Rev. W. H. Hamilton, lt, D. Webb, Rev. C. D. Boyd. Prof. W. S. Morrison and Miss Agnes Rava nel. Tho devotional exercises were conducted by Rev. Mr. Martin. Rev. C. D. Boyd and Rev. T. L. Smith. On Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. P. Reid, of Seneca, assisted hy Miss Agnes Ravanel, conducted an elemen tary conference. This was one of the most. Interesting features of the entire convention. This department of the Sunday school work in Oeonee county has shown a wonderful growth during the last three years. The following officers were elected to serve for one year: President-C. F, Hetrlck Vice President-.1. P. Strlbllng. Secretary and Treasurer-.lames M. Moss. Elementary Superintendent-Mrs. \V. p. Reid. Secondary Superintendent--Dr. VY. A. Strickland. Aduli Superintendent-Rev. 1. G. Wallace. Tho following were elected as dis trict presidents: J. S. Glymph, District No. I, com prising ('enter and Tu ga loo town ships. Rev. \. (J. Ballenger, District No. 2, comprising Seneca and Wagoner townships. G. W. Irby, District No. 3, compris ii g Keowee and Whitewater town ships. W. T. Hunt, District No. 4, com prising Chattooga and Pulaski town ships. It is estimated that there are around one hundred white Sunday schools in Oeonee county. The asso ciation desires to secure a statistical report *from each Sunday school, and requests that such report he forward ed to the secretary and treasurer at O' co. The two hanners that Oeonee coun ty won at the last State Sunday School Convention were on display al tho convention at Oakway. One was given for the highest increase in the elementary department, and the other as a reward for Oeonee county becoming a "Banner County." Tho association is working this year to make Oeonee county a "Cold Star County," and asks for the co-opera tion of every school in the county, - -- -. Sontb Union Local News. South Union, Dec. 4.-Special: Everybody has hoon enjoying the lovely spring weather. Rev. S. A. McDaniel, of Southwest Georgia, was a recent visitor hero. His ninny friereis were delighted lo gee him and to learn that he likes his present location, Ceo. lt. Harris spent the week-end with his grandfather, J, L. Harriss, of Roberts, Anderson county. Miss ha Tate, of Anderson, spent Sunday with her parents. \ crowd of hoys and girls went o'possum hunting Thanksgiving night. They were chaperoned by Mrs. J. H. Allon. Tho family of D. II. Marett have i lie measles. '; ho snp|>er given by the ladles of the W. M. S. at the home of S. L. Burviss Friday night was well at tended. They realized $12 as a re sult of their efforts, and in addition to that they have ?22 from the sale of thoir "Sunday eggs," making a total of $01 to bo applied on parson age debt. Mrs. J, B, Harris spent Saturday slight with her daughter, Mrs. Clay ton Mayes, at Fair Play. Mrs. .1, S. Malone spent last week in Seneca With her daughter, Mrs. Whitworth. Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Mc.Tunkln, of Demorest, Qa., spent the week-end with their son, W. H. McJunkin. Mrs. Glenn Shirley and children, of Seneca, were visitors at tho homo of W. L. Thomas the past week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McJunkin, Mr. and Mrs. J, B. McJunkin and J. II. Drown and family attended the K. of P. supper at Westminster Thursday night. Mrs. J. B, Harris gave the mem bers of the Y. W. A. a turkey din nor on Thanksgiving day. The friends of Miss Lillie Marett RACING AUTO J I'MPS TRACK? As Itcsult of Plunge Two Die Many Are Hurt. Speedway, Unlontown, Pa. Dec. 2. -Speeding at the rate of 100 miles an hour in the last laps of the 112 mile Universal Trophy race this af ternoon, tho big Premier car driven by Frank Galvin blew the right rear tire, and, mounting the rim of the wooden track, crashed into the press stand, killing two and injuring ten, one probably fatally. Hughie Hughes, who had been forced from the race a few minutes hefore when his car went over the west turn, was caught square in front of the big car and horribly mangled. Gaston Welgler, Galvin's mechani cian, was caught under the wrecked car, dying instantly, while Galvin, who was hurled through the air, was probably fatally injured. He was rushed to the Uniontown Hospital, whore hl.s condition was reported as serious. 20,000 Saw tho Crash. Twenty thousand people saw the accident. Only a few minutes before Hughes had thrilled them when his Hoskins car dashed up to the top of the rim and disappeared. Because of the fact that he had slowed down for the turn, his machine did not over turn, and both ho and his mechani cian escaped uninjured. Galvin was speeding up for the stretch and was going at least 100 miles ail hour when the right rear tire exploded. The report startled the crowd. Tho big car snapped off a great timber guard rail and plung ed over, The press stand bore the blow of the hurtling car. lt crumbled Into kindling wood, and the scores of n \spaner men in it were precipitat ed to the ground. Nearly all receiv ed bruises, hut. none were fatally hurt. Nine were removed to the first-aid station and several wore later sent to the t'niontown Hospital. Weigler was 25 years old and lived in New York city. He was badly (.rushed underneath the car, and it was several minutes before his body -ould hi. removed. The car was com pletely' wrecked. Wild cw bornent reigned, but the "ace was finished. Bonis Chevrolet, driving a Frontenac car, finished lust, his time for the 100 laps being 1 hour, 14 minutes, 12 2/;") seconds. Dave Lewis, driving a Premier, was second, his time being 1 hour 16 minutes, 16 1/f) seconds. Ralph DePalina, in his Mercedes, finished third, his time being 1 hour, 15 minutes, 17 2/0 seconds. Barney New ga rd, driving a Craw ford, and Milt .McBride, in an Olsen, tied for fourth place. Walhalla High School Honor Roll. Following is the honor roll of the Walhalla High School for month end ing November 24, lill (5: Tenth Grade-William Bell 98.1, Inez Douthit 9S.a. Alma Dunlap 97, Marion lletrick 96.G. Robert Rog ers 96.3. Ninth Grade-Mildred Carter 95, Alice Corbin 95.2, Eloise Montjoy 97.4, Anda Robins 9 5.6, Willie Strib ling 95.1. Bighth Grade-Annie Busch 92.5, Caro Probst 97, Annie Wilson 96, Eunice White 96, Dewey Butler 95, Kirby Covington 95.3, Derrill Darby 9 5.1, (larwood .Tayaes 90.1. Seventh Grade-Kathleen Barton 95.5. Willie Brandt 91.3, Edith Car ter 95, Lila Smith 90.8. Sixth Grade-Essie Phillips 96.8, Joseph Norton 96.2. J. W. Davis 92.9, Ethel Sheppard 92. Edna Parker 9 0.9. Fifth tirade-Louise Brandt 95.8. Grace Brown 94.1. Watlor Duck worth 0 0.3. Clare Sloan 95. Bessie McCall 92.6, Elizabeth Thode 95.1, (Leta Douthit 96.1. Fourth tirade-Edward Bauknight 02. Jack burley 9 1. Alden Carter 96.5, Hair/ Collins 91.7. John llet rick 94, Lawrence Norton 96.1?, Wil liam Seaborn 97, Betta Covington 97, Mamie Cadd 90, Caroline Darby 0 8.37, Kath RriiOSt 96.8, Bu th Hel rick 07.6, .lessie Morgan 96.5, Lil lian Pitchford 94.1. Third Grade Hattie Phillips 93.1. D. Harden 90.2. Bennie Harden 93.6, Second Grade-Maud Moody 90, Pearl Phillips 94.8, Mary Schroder 91.6. May Shook 91.2, LaurIn T. Cov ington 94.8, Jack Dendy 91.4, Paul Schumacher Ot). William Barle 92.8. Adv. First (irado Sara Aull 97.5, Tina Alexander 90.3. Della Fitzger ald 08.5. Gena Phillips 03.5, Ruby Puckett Sni,r>, Edna Tribble 99.3, Charlie Puckett 90.5. First Grade-Frank Abbott 91.7, Ceorge Jones jul.3. IL W. Casque, Supt. Advertised Mnil. The following ls a list of letten remaining uncalled for in the Wal' halla post office for tho week ending December ii: Box 42, Mrs. Lilla Bryson, J. L. Chapman, Miss Ollie Cobb, Tlnl Moore. Elolso H. Richardson, Mrs Elizabeth Watkins. When calling for the above please say they aro advertised. N. Fant, P. M. wee pleased to see her out al Thanksgiving service after bellin confined to ber room for some time with a scolded foot. Frank Blakely and J. H. Lee art recent purchasers of automobiles. Rev. and-Mrs. C. D. Boyd attend ed the Interdenominational Sunda) School Convention at Bethel Fiidaj and Saturday. Mr. Cromer, of Double Springs Anderson county, was in South Un ion Sunday, GREENVILLE PAPER HAS FIRE. < Daily Piedmont's Plant Put Out of , Com mission. Greenville, Dec. 2-The Piedmont, Greenville's afternoon paper, Buffer ed losses early yesterday morning as \ tho result of a fire which damaged the press in the b?seme- ?. and three 1 linotype machines on iho second \ floor and also other equipment In tho ? mechanical department. I The fire was .discovered about 7 1 o'clock by one of the members of tho j composing room, who ran to the cen- ? tral tire station and gave the alarm. > The press room was soon enveloped I and flames wore licking tho walls up j stairs. Holls of paper, printers' ink | ; and other inflammable' materials : caused the firo to spread quickly. The damage, which will amount to several thousand dollars, it is under stood, is covered by insurance for 1 tho most part. ! Signs of the lire were also notice- , able in the editorial rooms and the i business ofllees, but the damage there 1 did not amount to anything. 1 I The plant was rendered useless for , I the publication of a paper there yes j terday, and it may ho at least two j weeks before the damage to the press j and linotype machines can be repair- { j ed and the paper able to co ni o out at its own plant. The paper for tho 1 present will be published in the plant 1 ? of the Greenville News. I J. C. Keys, editor of the Baptist ! Courier, also promptly offered tho , Piedmont tho use of the Baptist Cou rier plant. The Ure started from a stove in which a fire had been kindled only a j short time before, lt spread rapidly ? ; through thc basement and upward , into the composing room on the door i above. The fire department reached j the scene within a few moments af ! ter the flames were discovered, and j were successful in preventing great ! damage to thc building, and no doubt , prevented a total destruction of the ? press, linotype machines and type. FOH COUNTY PHYSICIAN. ! .Sealed bids for the position ol' ' County Physician will he received hy . the Hoard of County Commissioners at thoir ollice, on the first Friday in .1 ANUA RY, if) 17, at 10 o'clock a. 111. ? Bids can be sent in before that time I if desired. The services required will j be attendance upon all patients at | the County Farm, the County Jail. | and on prisoners in Iho convict camps i within a radius ol' eight (Si miles of 1 Walhalla? The Board reserves tho right to reject any and all bids. W C. POSTER, Supervisor. I Dec. 5, 101 G. 19-1 j NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All persons indebted to the Estate lof POMPEY KEELS, deceased, i are hereby notified to make payment , to the undersigned, and all persons i having claims against said Estate j will present the same, duly attested, I within the time prescribed by law or i be barred. W. O. WHITE, Administrator of the Estate of Pom pey Keels, Deceased. Nov. 22, 1916. 47-50 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA In the District Court of the United States-For thc Western District) of South Carolina. THE UNITED STATES Versus A certain tract of land containing 148.64 acres, more or less, situate in Chattooga Township, in tho County of Oconee, In the State of South Carolina, known as W. P. Moore Tract. Notice that Application lins Been Made by The United States to Ac quire the Laud Herein Described by Condemnation. Pursuant to an order made by his honor, Joseph T. Johnson, United States Judge for thc Western District of South Carolina, on the 14th day of October, A. D. 191(1, notice is here by published that application has boon made to the District Court of Hie United States for the Western District of South Carolina, In behalf of the United States, for the condem nation for the public use and purjioso of National Forest Reserve, of a cer tain tract of land, owned or supposed to be owned by W. P. Moore and Etta Moore and an accurate description of said tract of land being as follows: All and singular that tract of land known as the W. I'. Moore tract, sit uate and lying in Chattooga Town ship, County of Oconee, State of South Carolina, on the watershed of Whetstone Creek and Heart Branch, tributaries of Chattooga River, and adjoining lands of Wagner on the North, I. K. Moore on the South; J. 1 ll. Cannon on the West, and Wagner ' et al. on the East; formerly said to > contain one hundred and fifty-five (1 ">.?)> acres, more or less, hut con taining ono hundred and forty-eight ' and 5 1/100 (148.54) acres, moro or . less, circumscribed hy a lino begin ning at corner 1, a corner common to ? the Mose Moore tract and corner 7 of the J. H. Cannon "John Moun tain" tract, set an oak post in a : mound of stones; thence N 9 do i groes 20' E 24.70 chains to corner 2, ; ia corner common to the Mose Moore ! and Thomas Swofford tracts, the site j of the original Spanish oak corner on i i the top of a knob; sot a post In a I mound of stones; thence S 83 de ? , greos ll' E with tho south boundary ' of thc Thomas Swofford tract, 8.24 ' chains to corner 3, a corner common I to tho Thomas Swofford and James , Connor Heirs tracts, a stake and - pointers, set a post in a mound of stones; thence with the boundary of the James Connor Heirs tract. S 69 logrees 17' K 16.38 chains to corner I, a planted stone with witnesses; ?ot a post in a mound of stones; thence Sit degrees 09' W 36.50 shains to corner 5, a 7" black gum with witnesses, blazed and scribed; thence N 56 degrees 14' 10 13.57 shaina to corner 6, a corner common to tho Janies Connor Heirs and Enoch Moore tracts, a point at tho intersec tion with the original '.Shelton" line; set a post in a mound of stones; thence S 51 degrees 50' E with the SW boundary of tho Enoch Moore tract, 11.03 chains to corner 7. a corner common to the Enoch Moore and J. K. Moore tracts, a 15" Span ish oak with witnesses, blazed and scribed; thence S 57 degrees 06' W with the NW boundary of the J. K. Moore tract, 28.68 chains to corner 8, a corner common to the Mose Moore tract, a,planted stone with wit nesses; set a post in a mound of stones; thence S 59 degrees 4 3' W 10.74 to corner 9, n corner common to tho Mose Moore, J. K. Mooro and W. E, Moore tracts, a 10" black pine with witnesses, blazed and scribed; thence N 14 degrees 19' W 18.33 to corner 10, a corner common to the W. ?, Mooro tract, and corner 8 of the J, H. Cannon "John Mountain" tract, a 12" dead pine; set a post in a mound of stones; thence N 10 de grees 5 0' IO with the East boundary of the J. H. Cannon "John Mountain" tract reversed, 22.00 chains to tho place of beginning. All bearings be ing turned from the true meridian. All persons interested in said tract of land, are hereby required to como forward on the 1st day of February, A. D. 1917, and tile with the Clerk of this Court, at his oi?lce tit Greenville, S. C., their objection!*, if any they should have, to tho pro posed purchase or aequistioa of said tract of land by the United States. J. WILLIAM THURMOND. United States Attorney. i% True Copy. Attest: (Seal.) J. B. KNIGHT, Clerk. U. S. D. Court. HIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA In the District Court of tho Unitied States-For the Western District of South Carolina. TH 10 UNITED STATES Versus A certain tract of land containing 120.0 1 acres, more or less, situate in Chattooga Township, in the County of Oconee, in the State of South 'Carolina, known as Evan Phillips Tract. Notice that Application luis Reen Made hy The United States to Ac quire tlie Land Herein Described by Condemnation. Pursuant to ail order made by his honor, Joseph T. Johnson, United States Judge for the Western District of South Carolina, on the I 4Lil day ol' October, A. D. 1916, notice is here by published that application has been made to the District Court of tho United States, for thc Western District Of South Carolina, in behalf of the United States, for the condem nation for tho public use and purpose of National Forest Reserve, of a cer tain tract of land, owned or supposed to be owned by Evan Phillips and an accurate description of said .tract of land being as follows: All and singular thal certain tract of land known as thc Evan Phillips Tract, in Chattooga Township, Coun ty Of Oconee. and State of South Car olina, formerly said to contain one hundred and twenty (120) acres, but containing one hundred and twenty six and fi 1/100 ( 120.01 ) acres, hounded, on the North and West by Chattooga River, on the South by lands of George Connor, and on the East by lands of F. A. Hull; the line beginning at coiner one, a twelve inch hickory, blazed and scribed R 4 4 U S F S P, same being corner R 4 4 of the F. A. Hull "karney" tract; thence with the boundary of the F. A. Hull "Hamey" tract S. 30.48 W. to corner two, a sixteen-inch post oak on top of lead, blazed and spribed; thence to corner three, an original corner, a dead black oak stump, an oak post being set and scribed; thence to corner four, an original corner, a fourteen-inch yellow pine, biased and scribed; thence to cor ner five, an eight-inch red oak mark ed with an "X" and three hacks, blazed and scribed; theneo to corner six, a pine near a fallen Spanish oak, with original mark cut out, as locat ed hy Kinney and Phillips, a yellow pine post being sei and scribed; thence to corner seven, an original rock corner, a black gum post being set and scribed; thence with the boundary of tho V. H. Hamey lands to corner eight, a stone one foot high set in old pine stump, said to be orig inal corner on Northwest slope of ridge, a corner of the lands ol' the Connor heirs, a sour wood in a mound of stones, post being set, and scribed; thence with the boundary of tho lands ol' the Connor heirs to corner nine, a sixteen-inch post oiik mark ing corner common to t ho lands of Evan Phillips, being blazed and scribed; thence with the boundary of the lands of Evan Phillips to cor- | ncr ten, a white oak post being set in a mound of stones and scribed; thence to corner eleven, a fourteen inch yellow pine, set and scribed; thence to corner twelve, a fourteen inch yellow pine In trail leading to Phillips' house, blazed and scribed; thence to corner thirteen, a pino post being set in a mound of stones on west side of road and scribed; thence to corner fourteen, a four-inch yellow pine on East side of road, blazed and scribed; thence to corner fifteen, a point in the center of the Chattooga River; thence with the meanders of the Chattooga River with tho thread of the stream to the place of begin ning. All bearings being turned from true meridian. All persons interested in said tract of land, aro hereby required to como forward on the 1st day of February, A. D. 1917, and file with the Clerk of this Court, at his ofllce at Greenville, South Carolina, their objections, if any they should have, to the pro posed purchase or acquisition of said tract of land by the United States. J. WILLIAM THURMOND, United States Attorney. A True (Jopy. Attest: (Seal.) J, B. KNIGHT, Clerk, U. S. I>. Court. THE UNITED STATES OF A MEDICA In tho District court of tho United stan-*-For tho Western District of South Carolina. THE UNITED STATES Versus A certain tract of land containing 253.90 acres, more or less, situate tn Whitewater Township, in tho County of Oconee, In the State of South Carolina, known as Tho William Nicholson "Northern and Southern" Tract. Notice Hint Application luis Ileon j Made hy Tito United States to Ac- j quire tho Hind Herein Described' by Condemnation. Pursuant to an order made by Iiis honor, Joseph T. Johnson, Huitod States Judge for tho Western District of South Carolina, on tho 14th day of October, A. D. 1916, notlco Is here by published that application lins been made to tho District Court ot the United States, for the Western District or South Carolina, In bohalf of tho Unltod States, for tho condom- I nation for tho public uso and purpose of National Forest Rosorvo, of a cer tain tract of land, owned or supposed to he owned hy William Nicholson, and an accurate description of said tract ol' land being as follows: All and singular that tract of land known as the William Nicholson "Northern" and "Southern" tracts, situate and lying In Whitewater Township, County of Oconee, and State of South Carolina; heretofore snid to contain two hundred and twenty-eight (22S) aires, mo'o or less, and said to consist of two tracts separated hy farm lands, and adjoin ing lands of Roxford and others, but now connected \i\t"< ono tract contain ing two hundred and fifty-eight and 90/100 (258.90) acres; circum scribed by II lino beginning at corner one, an original rock corner, com mon to tho lands of Nicholson and Roxford, as shown by Mr. Nicholson, a nine nos! being set and scribed No. N l-l! S F S-R; thence N. 46.16 E to corner two, a white oak post being set; thence to corner throe, a pine post being set; thence continuing to ?orner four, a white oak posl being ?Ot; thence lo corner five, a chestnut oak post being set: thence lo corner six, a chestnut oak being set; thence, to corner seven, a pine post hoing sot; thence to corner eight, a chest nut oak being set; thence to corner nine, a Spanish oak post being set; thence to an original rock corner on edge of (dearing; thence continuing in same course to corner ton. a per simmon post being set; thence to corner elevan, n persimmon post be ing set; thence to witness corner twelve, n pine post being set; thence in all 11.46 chains to the center of highway; thence with tho meanders of the road in a northerly course lo corner thirteen, a Spanish oak posl being set; thence to corner fourteen, a chestnut post being set; thence to corner fifteen, a pine post hoing sol; thence to corner sixteen, a dogwood post being set; thence to corner sev enteen, a white oak post being set; thence to corner eighteen, a ehest nut post being set; thence to corner nineteen, a chestnut post hoing sot; thence to corner twenty, a chestnut post being set: thence to corner twenty-one, a black gum post being set; thence to corner twenty-two, on original lino, a sourwood post hoing set; thence to corner twenty-three, a f?"?r.ty-four-lneh pine, an original corner, blazed and scribed; thence to corner twenty-four, a sourwood post being set; thence to corner twenty-five, an original rock corner, a pine post hoing sot; thence to cor ner twenty-six, an eight-inch black .lack, an original corner, blazed and scribed; thence to corner twenty seven, a fifteen-inch spotted oak, an original corner blazed and scribed; thence to corner twenty-eight, a chestnut post hoing set; thence to corner twenty-nine, a black jack post being set; thence lo corner thirty; a chestnut post being set; thence to corner thirty-one, a white oak post V Sporting The Hunting Ses prepared for the We have good j Rifles, Shells, Cartric Leggings, etc* *j? For the wc have the famous Lisk Ti money can buy* BUCK'S MAJESTIC RANGES? Then if you want a fe' TABLE WARE, Etc,, wc Call and let us show yoi B?llenger Hariwa: (Undertakers.) being sot; thence to cornor thirty two, a Spanish oak post hoing set; thence to corner thirty-three, a black Jack post being sot; thence to corner thirty-four, a black Jack post being set; thence to corner thlrty-flvo, a Spanish oak post being set: thence to corner thirty-six, a live-inch white oak biased ami iscribed ; thence to corner thirty-seven, a yellow pine, an original corner, blazed and scribed; thence to cornor thirty-eight, a ma ple post hoing set; thence to tho placo of beginning. All bearings be ing turned from the true meridian. All persons Interested lu said tract of land, aro horoby required to come forward on the 1st day of February, A. 1). 1917, and tile with the Clerk of this Court, nt his office at Greenville, S. C., tholr objections, if any they should have, to tho proposed purchase or ncquisttoii of said tract of land by tho United States. J. WILLIAM THURMOND, United States Attornoy. A True Copy. Attest : (Seal.) J. D. KNIGHT, Clerk, U. S. D. Court. Dec. 0, 15)10. 40-2 rilM UNITED STATUS OF AMERICA In the District Court of the United States-For the Western District) of South Carolina. THE UNITED STATES Versus A certain tract of land containing '.7.10 acres, more or less, situate in Chattooga Township, In tho County of Oconee, In the State of South Carolina, known as J. E. Orr. Sr,, Tract. Notice that Application luis Hoon Made by Tile United Slates to Ac quire the liiind Herein Described by Condemnation, Pursuant to au order made hy his honor, Joseph T. Johnson. United States Judge for the Western District of South Carolina, on the 14th day of October, A. I). 1916, notice ls here by published that application has been made to (he District Court of the United States, for the Western District of South Carolina, in hohnlf of the United States, for tho condom nation for tho public use and purpOHO of National Forest Reserve, of a c?r tala tract of land, owned or supposed to he owned by J. I<3. Orr, Sr., and Sarah IO. Orr, and an accurate de scription of said tract of land hoing as follows: All and singular thal tract of land known as tho J. E. Orr, Sr., Tract, sit uate and lying in Chattooga Town ship, Oconee County, State of South Carolina, on tho hoad waters of Chan ga River, adjoining lands of J. and T. Hoi toms. W. II. Day, J. I?. McCall anti L. A. King, heretofore said to con tain one hundred (100) acres, more or loss, but containing nlnety-sovon and 10/100 (07.10) acres, and cir cumscribed by a line beginning til corner one, a point oil the Uno be tween the Orr and S. Robins lands, ii black lack post being set. und scribed No. 10-U S F S-R; thence to corner two, a white oak post hoing set; thence to corner three, on tho line botweoi. the Day and Orr lands, a white oak post being set; thence to corner four, a twenty-four-inch yel low pino, an original cornor common to S. IS. Orr, W. H. Day, J. 1?. McCall and R. A. Nichols, blazed and scribed; thence to corner live, an original corner between Messrs. Nichols, Orr and Robins, a black gum post hoing Bot; thence to the pince I of beginning. All bearings being turned from truo meridian. All persons Interested In said tract of land, are hereby required to come forward on the 1st day of February, A. D. 1917, and file with tho Clerk of this Court at his oftlco at Greenville, S. C., their objections, If any they should have, to the proposed purchase or acquistion of said tract of land by tho United States. J. WILLIAM THURMOND, United States Attorney. A Truo Copy. Attest: (Seal.) J. B. KNIGHT, Clerk, If. S. 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