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AUCTION LAND SALE ant
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October 19th, A. D. 1908, at the old home place of Dr. W. H. Tim- ?nE
merman in Edgefield Coumy, where Avory Franklin. Jr., now lives, we P0J
will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION to the HIGHEST BIDDER twelve (12) mt<
on
tracts of land, to wit: six (6> tracts, comprising the old home place of eve
Dr. W. H. Timmerman, ranging from fifty ( 50 to eighty (80) acres, more or j hos
or less, in each tract; three 3 1 tracts, comprising the Seigler Mill tract.; wh<
containing approximately two hundred 200 acres, more or less, is each i h?r
tract; and three tracts, comprising the Horse Creek place, containing ap- c^u
proximately from two hundred 200' to three hundred 1 300) acres, more m?'
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or less, in each tract. j^or
Plats and more definite descriptions will be furnished upon applica- an^
ion and the same will be for public inspection the date of the sale.
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| TERMS' All cash, or one-half 1-2 > cash and balance in two < 2 ) /
equal notes payable in one (1 ) and two (2 1 years respectively, with in- act(
terest at the rate of eight (8) per cent, per annum from the date of the tre
^ sale, Oct. 19, 1903. Purchaser to pay for papers. Each successful bidder ! j
^ or purchaser may have fifteen < 15' days within which to comply with the '
J terms of the sale by depositing with the undersigned one hundred 100) frit
dollars upon each purchase, as a guarantee of good iaith. wa
HOUR OF SALE: Eleven o'clock, or as soon thereafter as may be ^?'
convenient.
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( J. E. Timmerman, ful
Executors of the estate of W. P. Timmerman, h;(
W. H. Timmerman, Dec'd. ^ G. B. Timmerman. , /
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0#pt THE FRANKlirMURAcR CO.. G5-7I ivy St.. Atiar'a. G>
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(commendation!
7 young man with a growing
account needs no better recomlation.
/oucan manage your own affairs
ssfully, you are in line to run the
s of other men.
n with money are looking for sucul
managers.
i invite your saving account.
^L'Op/l'S L'e,-sl<i//e. S. C.
K. .1. KTH KKK1)(iK, President.
F. B. ?ilMTKK, Vicr* Pivsicl?Mit.
\V. Auji. nIIKAI.V, Cashier.
K L. AS1ULL, Attorury.
^SOLUTIONS OF fa ' i Y "
OrQPPHT 5. That a copy of t^is tlftflH I
ttDOlDUI furnished the county ptptaggg
luda, Lexington, Aiken and BdQ??';
m BIKE BAPTIST ASS0C1A- J I
riOH n THE LAST MEETIHG- Respectfully submitted,
The committee to submit resolu- A. J. S. Thomas, f I
ns on the death of Dr. W. H. Tim- tor ^ Committee, ' ^
rman, beg to report: I
Since the last meeting of the ma <^aH
ige Baptist Association our broth- fl|U J |) pft lm K wT* " |
r?- \x/ u t:~? *
-> ?. ?T. **. iiiumainanjMAMeD
cd from his earthly labors to his ,. A DEAD i:JM
venly rest. For many yetrs he
: one of the most ^highly estteem- '?
members of this body and one POPULAR YOUNG LEXINGTON 141 4
he most useful and genuinely p^gggg AWAY IN WASHINGTON JB
ored citizens in our midst. For ; ??
rs he was a member of the Phil- Tn'^i Hi I I ,i 1 llilljlttl I
i church and cf recent years o was rcceivcd jn Xjexington this morn
Batesburg church. At one time j.y a. in p,.ovi.
was a moderator of the Edgefield dcnce Hospital> Washington. D. C, 1
ociation. 0? j^ius g, Ballentine early this
)uring a large part of his life he morning. ^ Ballentine has been 1
a practicing physician of wide serjousiy [\\ typhoid fever for rj
uence, fpithful in every detail of tke past seven Weeks, and his death, \
profession and always a friend while a Rrcat shock tQ his fgmily
he poor as the "beloved physic- flnd friends> was nQt ^expected. 1
The body will arrive here on the > '1
ie was prominent in business c.r- ^ min Xuesday, and wil, be car.
l. fair and honest in all his deal- ried M S? peter.s Lu?heran Churchi 1
s wit is e ow men- e was about four miles north of Lexington 1
isessed of an unusually strong where intermen? ^ uke pU(x j
tllect and was well informed on The ?unera, wi? fae conduct. j
all public questions and current ed frQm (he church (at 1Q 0>clock_ ; 1
nts. He was kind, generous and (he ,ast sad being performed
ipitable and devoted to those by the Rev j A Cromer j
am God had given him in his Juiius Bailentine was 28 years old.
he. He was true and loyal to his bioom;ng ;nto usefulness, and 1
rch, and at all limes the quiet his death wi? cauS(. genuine SQrrow . J
dest. consistent Christian.gentle- tQ a larRe drcle of friends j
-i. As a public oi ficer, frequently ?Q a ?au]t and a)ways rea<Jy tQ len<J j
,ored by the people of his county his e??orts to a ?ritnd in need> he
1 state, he was n re to every trust made ?riends by ?he score He lbf?
riotic in all his c urse, and fait - Lexington about six weeks ago to 1
in a large degree. enter the employ of the Electric 1
Is an appreciation of his char- Street Rai,wayi in Washington. He j
e. and worth, we the delegates of ?s survived by his paren?s> Mr an(J
Ridge Baptist Association place Mfs D E BaIlentinei two brotherSi
record the following: Mr. Henry Ballentine of Ballentine's M
. That in the Heath nf Tir W w
"L * ~ , * this county, and Mr. Quincy Ballennmerman
we have lost a true . , .....
, , . . . , , tine. of Milledgeville, Ga. Two sis:nd,
a brother beloved, and a . ... ? V,
. ... . , ters. Miss hmma Ballentme, of Spar- a
rm and liberal supporter of every ^ , .... T , * ?
. tan burg, and Miss Lula Ballentme 1
od work. c .1 .
2. That the State of South Car- lS own*
na has lost one of her most faithpublic
servants, a man of the Timbered Farm for Sale.
*hest sense of honor, who loved
i people and his country with the FOR SALE: One hundred and seven
Section and jealousy of a states- . ' .
. J. . , / teen acres choice farming land bee vtn
ot cxaitcG .deals. ]
o tu . i_. r-u , "y timbered thirty five acres In cul
3. That his .exempuary Christian 7 ? m
0 ,'c n-ftHV,.. j- . r* . T ' e west of
' IK n' AC?t Of
'.ite sl>uri: <?. it* for ?500 lt>? tint
" ten nrube i? wort t p ice oflnnd
( a"d on > terms. 5
inoiita ma uuuu/, vmuj a^buiancci w. W. Watson, B&tesburg. S. C* j
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