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SP?arlbflro Jcmo?rat PRICE, {&L50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE BENNKTTSV?LLR 80. CA. Wednesday, May ll, 1?B7. Offioe in Everett's Brick Building -UP 8TAIHB. '. iii.i. -j - - j.-'.' j'..'.. .i O&T Mr. UOSWEI.II T. Lc o AN in tho mithin izod ngont of tho Die MOI: H AT in tho oity of Charleston. ^TQWN ANU COUNTY NEWS-^ liOOAL OBSERVATIONS. - Heavy rains. - Gardens improving. - -- Corn and oats jumping. - Shad season out this week. - They cat good yet. though. .- 8<'0 notice of Base-ball match elao wherc. - The Masonic Hail is being put in first-class order. - The caterpillars are becoming very destructive in thc Donoho section. - Thc auction sale ol Mr. Strauss' has been postponed-for good reason. - Parties having money lo invest should try a. lew shares in the Cotton Factory. - Do.i't fail to nco tho "Alerta'' cross batH with tho "Palmottoes," at tho Old ' Factory, on Saturday. - Prof. Johnson's school at Pine Grove, closes the iirst week in June. The programme promises an interesting 1 time. i - Thc prospects ol a cotton factory gets blighter every day. A lew more subscriptions will settle lt. - Mr. J. T. Dudley has commenced to make the brick tor Ins new store at Barringer corner. - The steam saw mills ot N. C. Mun ro and H. H. Williamson arc shipping large quantities of lumber over the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad. -- An excursion train to Fayetteville was run yesterday, to accommodate those wishing to attend the Memorial F.xerciscs. - The lree use of lime at the Graded School has improved things considerably. Now for the paint on the front fence, amt a gymnasium for the children. P?rilCs vyanjtjn? to purchase horse?! or v..:;;* ns 01 ti good double-icatcd bug-, i ey should i ?id i!:<: adyei'iishiiient o| Mr, j John ;.> Moore iii another column; . . < nu popular postioatUtT was mos? han-KoiiH ly "pu'b.-d" this nuo'iunj; |>> 111ii; presentation .>! one ol those tate a (id ' beautiful Howers-a "Calla Lilly"-by one of thc handsomest young ladies in Bennettsville. O. K. Mr. C., never be uneasy as long as the ladies are on your side. - The improvements at the M. 1/3. Church are being pushed to completion, and it is hoped the congregation will be able to occupy it next Sunday. Mr. Barfield has the contract to supply the new pulpit which will be put in position as soon as ready. - The entertainment given in the Court Hotist: on Friday night, by the boy orator, Ralph Bingham, is spoken of highly by some, while others seemed to be disappointed. While he did Well lor one so young, yet few thought the performance worth the price charged. - Mr. W. E. Kyle, G. F. and P. A., ot the C. F. & Y. V. Railroad was called to Spartanburg last week, to appear be.? K?re thc R. R. Commissioner, to show cause why the road charges more for treight bom Fayetteville to Tatum than to Bennettsville-a "long and s' ort haul" case. SPECIAL LOCALS. tkif' Another lol of HATS josi re ceived at the LADIES EMPORIUM. mt" ORIENTAL FLOUNC?NGS and LACES at the LADIES EMPORIUM, Simon Strauss oilers for sale, cheap for cash, four choice Tennessee mules, and two horses, MUT Fresh Oat Flakes at WADDiLL'S, ??y Vv?nh Can Poaches nt WADDIM/K, A??" A good ?took of Buggies and Har nena cheap nt W P. BltKRDKN'u. ?6?" A fresh lot of Buck Wheat just received at WADDIIJ/S. Just arrived choice aneanvassed Hams at WADDI Ll/s. Jl?y- Try tho Broadaxc Cigar at WADDIM/S, ?ST Fresh Corn nt WADDILl/8, 8?" For onflh you cnn buy nt closo mar gins nt WADDIM.'S. SSf" Tho intest ?8 tho Bargain Coun ter at C. S. McCall's, supplied daily with a Variety of ufiofid and desroblo nrtiolos, nil of which will bo HOIII at Bargain Price?. (l .. If yon want n good Horno, Buggy or Wogon, or a sot of good cheap harness, call on D. C. Wu ITU and get a bargain. JJfciT A few tons of Puro Nitrate of Soda for salo by J. F. EVKIU?TT. April 20, 1887. - -u> . - Why send your Buggies away to have them repaired or painted when A. D', Conner, at McColl's Station, can do the work so cheap, and paint the job as handsome as can be done anywhere in the country. S. S. Picnic at Red Springs. Tho Suuilfiy tfohool of tho Methodist Church will go on a pierdo to lied Springe ou Friday uoxt. lteaBOuublo excursion ratcB have been Bcenred, and all who can got off aro expected to go and enjoy this I annual treat for tho little ones. If tho weather is favorable a good time m?y bo assured. fifty* Mr. C. IL Jordan of the LADIES BAZAAR has just returned from Ashc-| ville for thc purpose ol closing up the business herc ami our people can lind GREAT BARGAI NS by calling at thc LADIES BAZAAR. . The roughest looking crowd of human beings that have ever visited our lovely town, was that of a roving band of Turks that passed through last Saturday. They claim to be horse traders. They also had a lew monkeys and three bears, that they exhibit and solicit money. They left lor North Carolina. Children's Day at Bennettaville. Sunday next, by appointment of tho( Genoral Conference, ?H Hot apart an "Chil dren's Day" in tho Southern M. H. Churched. An interesting programino has boon prepared and thc special HcrvicCB of tho afternoon session of tho Sunday-School will bo enjoyed hy old as well .UB young. The public aro cordially invited to attend. JUST The cheapest and prettiest linc of] WHITE GOODS in town arc to bc seen at thc LADIES EMPORIUM. Lawlessness in Hebron. On Saturday last, Essex Dargan, a colored preacher living in Hebron, made affidavit bciorc Trial Justice McLaurin, that on Friday night, Campbell Brig man, Charley Quick and Alex. Jacobs I visited his house and made an assault upon him by firing a bail into his dwel ling that came near striking him. Sev* eral shots were fired, but only one en tered his house. Thc case will bc heard at the next term of the Court, which meets here on thc 30th of May. Base Ball. Tho "Alerta" of DcnnottBvillo have ac cepted a challenge from tho "Palmcttocs" of AdaniHviilo, to play a match game at thc1 Old Factory on Saturday, May 14. Came to commence about 10.30 o'clock a. m. A good game ?H c.xpectod, since tho "Pal mottoes" are said to bo fine playor.s, and our boys will do all in their power to hold them in check. Lot every ono who can, attend. j^rThfl V/i i ?TIC GOODS ?OHI KS]I liROl DK KtlOS at th LA J (? . !>';Mi;o KHJ.v mc both tdi^ap und pretty;. i$ye lo Rye. l??nni;ttsvl)|e Iocs ??'??.\ it Ivy ays. hid through ihc sann glasie^i Iii sonic things it is a piiy that our people do not see eye to eye. Rut all who cannot sec clearly, their own and the city's true in terests wc would advise them to call on J. T. Douglas, Druggist and Optician and have your eyes hued with a pair ol celebrated Diamond Spectacles so highly recommended by the leading Oculists and Physicians throughout thc country. All eyes properly fitted ; call and exam ine the stock at J, T. Douglas', Druggist and Optician, Bennetts ville, S. C. Procrastination is the thiel ol special sales. If you want any ot those bargains in shoes now offered ny Simon Strauss you must secure them without a mo* ments delay. They are too good values lo last long at present prices. Btay'TcrHonH who load a life of oxposure IU? Biibject to rheumatism, neuralgin and lumbago, and will find a valuable remedy in Dr J II McLean's Volcanic OH Lini ment; it will banish pain and subdue in? tlamation -. . - ? ? At the Ladies' Bazaar can bi: I'oun B innings. Alhaoos*, Sccisuckers, Com bination h'uits, &c, which will be sold at a great reduction. Btir A nice hue ot GENTS FLT li, NlSHlNGi ;it 10 per cent less than cost at thc LADIES BAZAAR. Stylish New York Women. Thora is nu air of chic and style about tho Now Yorker which is unmistakable. Her lithe and supple figure louds itself readily to nny stylo of garment, however grotosquo or Btraiige, and transforms it nt once from a caricaturo into tho most olognnt thing Im aginable Whatever sho puts on becomes her. Hugo lints, which stagger fnshionnblo women tn other cities, hnvo a peculiar graco and charm upon tho bends of tho stately lieautles who promounde Fifth avenue. High bonnets censo to bo ridiculous, mid tho man who loves to crack cruel jokes about tho nb burdity of modern headgear is silent when ho Kees tho bewitching effect of lofty quill* and ribbons surmounting an arch and piquant face. Tho tremendous tournure, which looks BO exaggerated onywhoro. cleo, suddonly strikes us as u picturesque and beautiful addi tion to the feminine toilot when tho Now Yorker adds to it her draperies of Bilk and tulle. No other woman can approach lier iii Btylc. Tho fumons Fr?lich milliners vow that their work becomes a pleasure when tho daughter of a Now York millionaire put* herself into their hands with n carte blanche. They con turn her out a divino hoing without ii rival on earth, for what nature has forgot ten to do in tho way of beauty ort can very readily supply in her casu. Thero uro a do/en beauties ill Now York socloly who would make their way immediately in any court hi tho world, and whoso loveliness commands instant homage.-Cor. Providenco Journal. An Iiuiouont Man lteluiisoil. James Hitchcock, of Ingham county, Michigan, was sentenced thirtydhroo yea iv ago to imprisonment for lifo for murder. Ho turns out to have been innocent, and ho wants the legtslutiiro of that stnto to support him in his declining years, as n partial com jionsatlon for lila unjust coidltioinont. Harper's bazar. DEATH'S DOINGS. As wc go to press, wc learn ot the death of MRS. DR. TEMPLE, at Gilo last night. Fine Turnips. We return thanks to James T, "Whit taker of Parnassus, lor a mess ot the finest Spring turnips seen this season Mr. Whittaker is one of those ?Mucky (armers"-always makes a plenty of everything, and some to spare. Severe Electrical Storms. Our county has boob visited by n si' 1 Hion of heavy rain accompanied by thc si vcrc8t electrical utorniB, within certain lo calities hail, that uumo of tho o?dos- . zeus hr>vo over neon. On Friday, a li isSrj black cloud reno from tho Weet, and iii i fow moment ti tho rain was falling lu torrouts. In an hour and fifteen minutes a full of 2J lechea was reported. Tim lightning waa rnoBt severe with the (-.th1 ram. After ceasing for a short time, lt began again and il inobes moro fell in u short time. Tho reports from Homo tu AH. ships oven oxnocded tho abovo figure.. If any hall fell at BcunottHvillo H was scarcely perceptible, but iu Clio thei yr hail as largo as a guinea egg, and Windows aro reported to have been broken. Cot much damage was dono to crops by hail in Reil Bl?h", though noam fell of gren but very little of lt. In Uiownsv ' . ii some spoin hud wiiH very hoitv. dad farmers in theo places will havo to liant over. In thc vicinity of Tatum, Mr. . ?? .? ronce Enntoilhig, Mrs. Crawford Eas toi lb and others aro reported to bo p'u : ovor. Crops are damaged on land lu? clmed to wash very much indeed. Theil , waB more rain ou Sunday, and u hoivvy i rain storm on Monday afternoon. Tl r ; i rains neem to bo local, as two gem leinen J from Marion County report oats aa imitai? j iug for rain. After tlio first rain on Friday, Mr. C. M j ' Weatherly was on his* woy homo, an" ivhen . ho reached the live oaks nearly cippi ito] Mr. J. M. Jackson's houso, his hor.< .vu? knocked down by a shock o? lightning, which toro th roo of theso large tree? ipi very badly-the burk is entirely rdrippoi on one troo from tho lowor limb i to 11 i ground and thrown in all direction i'lu telegraph instrument in Mr. J. B. B . store was niuo destroyed. . L?TKlt-Another heavy rain find I . j . iiii (m.- . ijvi ?: ike jower pail i ? inly .'i '. ilight, .' ?ug MMIH: ibu.iii;,?' If? n i- iii no i iiis. \\? aie iiciei mineo lii.ii. out embroid ered Setts and Robes SHAI.I. co, ioi ohio at once and see what we will do loi you. C. B, JORPAN Co. Bis?"' Winni you come to Town don't tai! to go to 0. S. MCCALL'S and s<. tin- f, and 10 cont Counters. 5000 YARDS MUSLIN nt > i per yard. Fust colors. At C. S. McOAbb'S, April ii. 18S7. Bw>"' Alnbnatino, the best paint foi ii I sido wall*, at WADIUI.I.'H. \rm A (Ive rt I se tn en ta. One Car Load best J ?mc For Plastering mid Brick work for sale bv J. F. UV KW 1 : IT. Drive I lin plies i\v:iv ? TAM now prepared to supply the noted I roadie Fly Kan tit a very lev pi lee Parties desiring thom will lind them re.id.v to put up, al my residence at "Uibslo House" near old Beauly Spot Clinch, Over lil'y now in use in the. count \ (hal give per feet satisfaction, May -I, 'SI. J T. STONK. I J.* u TWO FINIO HORSES. ONE TWO-IIORSK WAGON, ONE ONE-HORSE WAGON. ONE SET AV AG ON II A RN $S& ONE BUGGY AND HARN KB? 1. All on easy terms. Applv lo JOHN S. MOO'lvK. May 11th, 1887. Turbine Water Wheels ] BU WM il AM'S IM proved Standard Tur hine Water Wheel still stands at the head of all oilier Turbine*. It gives inoro power for ICM mo* ney than any other wheel. It is st nundy made, easily operated, and will last a lifetime, l'or descriptive^ pamphlets scud to *<i E, H. STAFFORD, Goneral Agont, PKAWSON, S. C. If you think of buying tlin Levine. Boiler, Saw* ?Mill; or Machinery ol' any kind, you will suvo monoy by HOP-lilting me. Call or add ross K. H. STAFKOI{!>, Boars .H, S. 0. Juno (,?, 1 sst?- 1 v ->GREAT< CLOSING OUT 8ALEI jM LADIES??B?Z??B -AT Tllli <3 in m'lor to close up our business, wo ure now offering our elegant line I of EMBROIDERED HOBES, DRESS GOODS, PIM: MILLINERY, GENTS' FURNISHINGS sn? M; :, tte. M Greatly Reduced Prices. i>. . ii.. u< , ? v ttuiiy, 0, 35. Jorda?a & Co. Mu; i Ith, 1887. tlc I . ".les His Paper. . : . litor: I was induced by read? ii .( good paper to try Dr. Hatter's iron' I . nc lor debility, liver disorder and scrofula, and three bottles have me. Accept my thanks. Jos. C, Beggs - -Ex. (.'lill nt Mr. Waddill'h and loam about that new Coffee Pot, now all thc talk II iiioiiji mee drinker--. - ...If you have not already given your \ ! at A. W, Waddill'u eall and noe tho ? '?(jo Pot in tho world, and try a cup ' coi) made in it. . .VI i " JamuH Means $3 Shoo," gives ?nor* a tisf action for tho money than any) othoi oil tho market. For Hide by J. 1<\ (. ;.? ' .'reali Garden Peas at WMIMM.'S. <>.*.)> I'ar better than the harsh treat mont e; medicines which horribly gripe the pi tie.nl md destroy tho coating of the (ito ? |J >>r J II McLean's Chills and Fever Cnn by mild, yet eft'eotivo action will enve. Hold st Soe a bottle * ?i> ? Viii ;l i's Arnica Salve. "ie lieut Salvo in tho world for cut?, h ' -, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever I ' :tter, chappod hand?, chilblains and ? ak all skin eruptions, and positively ..en-, (.?los, or no pay required. It is guar ant< lld to givo perfect satisfaction, or mon jided, Price j, couts per hex. I'i .'ale. hy Hivyinnvo'rtJi ,\ i.e. jt.-..rv!ft.?linwV4.?if?tfe'Mi'.tttMS<a<lf.n MUUIUII',.y-...mn TD mm??? mm -AND FOR THE Benefit of Cash Buyers i WILL SELL Primo Rio Cottee 6 lbs for $1.00 Good " " G ? " 1.00 ? Sugar 15 " 1.00 Granulated Sugar 13J" 1.00 PYo^i Grits 36 " 1.00 Prinio Etico 14j11 1.00 Broken " 21 1.00 Starch IC " 1.00 Pani!ly Flour 4.75 Buck wheat Flour fre>h and nico 20 lbs 1.00 Lard 10c per lb. Patent Rollor Flour $5.25 per bbl i 'Juin Candies 10 cte lb, Ku ney Candies 25 cts lb. liam- 10 to 18c. Other ?roods,such as Dry Goods, Shoe;,, Hardware, Tinware, Orock ; i n \\ are, equally low. VJ i mts J'ltJCKS J J OL J) GOOD ?l\ NOT LESS THAN QUAN TITY NAM JO J) A NJ) FOJi S ?'OT CASH. CALI AND EXAMINE G. W. WADDILL. j Maroh 9, 1887. i?yY Don't fail to call at the Ladies li'mporitiin when you come to town, and buy vine ol those 4 OHJUT LAWNS ney are cheap at that price. 500 bbls. Flour FV,tJ J. V. KVKKKTT. iy "Thousands of people huffer with biK'kaoho, not knowing that in most caB?B it ia a symptom of diseased kidneys and liver, which planter? and lotions cannot heal, Tho host and KU t'ont remedy i? Dr. .1 ll Me I, nan's Liver and Kidney Hahn. >.i por bottle t?-"In advanoo of tho niokly season rende, yourself impregnable ; a malarial atmosphere^ or suddon ohnngo of toni? i pinatero, ia fraught with danger; Uso Dr ..Ml McLean's Strengthening Cordial and I 0011 Purifier, $1 por bottlo fii'?Y"If you fiuffor pricking pains on mo? ! vipg tho oyes, or cannot boar blight light, and ?lad your wight weak and failing you Should promptly uso Dr J II McLean's Rf n ??((thoning Nye. Salvo, 250 n box im- Elegantly EMBROIDERED ROBES, ALBATROSS and other linc DRESS GOODS at actual Cost at thc LADIES BAZAAR. AUR?NTII Meet cf tho d?ics?cs ;T!;'C?: =!"icl rijijkbKlUu aro origin ally oauBodby a, dlaordorod condition of tho LIVER? Vor all complaints of this kirnt, Buch n:i Torpidity ot th<_> I,i vcr, 1! il iou mic'ii). NIT vnn u Dyfcpopala, lndt?OI? tion, Irregular!ty ot tho H'raili,Constipation, lHstU* louey, KruotationB mid UnrnliiK ot tho Stomach (noniottiuos oallod Heartburn), Mlaaina, Malaria, Moody Klux. Chills ami Fovor, Ilreakbono Fov?r, Kxbaustlon boforo or aftor FOVOM, Ciironio Diar rliooa, Ix>?a of Appetite, Huadaoho, Foul llroath, Irroitularitios incidontal to Females, Uoaring-down Kt STftDIGER'S flURAWTIl 1H Invuluablo. It lsnotftpaiiacoaforalldlHoasr.il, tmt I'M ID ET n" OlaouBoo of tho LIVER, wlllVWlTBi STOMACH and BOWELS. It ohariKOH tho complexion from u waxy, yolloiT tliiKo, to a ruddy, huutthy color. It entiroly rotnovoa low, gloomy spirits. It is ono of tho BEST AL" TER ATI VES MIHI PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, mut ls A VALUABLE TONIC. STADICER'S AURAIMTII ox BAIO by all DrugRi'ta Price SI .00 per bottle. C. F. STADICER, Proprietor, <40 SO. FRONT ST.. PhltaUelohla. Pa. PROTECT YOUR EYES. ^SOVEO.OIA/I,^ PAT? JULY i!2 1873. Mr. H. HIUSOHBERQ, tho well known Opt ici,m of 107 N. Fourth ?tr, under Pinn tors llouso, St. Louis, lins u|i|ioititod J. T. Douglas of llouncttsville, South Carolina, na Agent Tor hin colobralcd Diamond Spectacles timi Eye glasses, mid attie for lila Dlainoml Nonehnngo ublo Spectacles and Eyeglasses. Tlicso glasses aro tho greatest invention ovor tuado in Spcota oles. Jly a proper construction of thc Lons a person purchasing a pair of tlicso Non-chungc ablo ClassoH never has to chango thoso glassus from tho eyes, and ovory pair purchased aro guaranteed, so that if they ovor leave tho eyes (ui>iil;ittef ho^v ti.st?..' ot joratolicii thc licnseil ?fit th< y ivUI Mi. iln< j ftrt^ willi anew |iidr o) ?J .H MM ft* c ul , burge. Mr1, IjOllitL?S has li foll i?.- II tn?Mit. .will Invit?s it'll ?li?? iils(i' lo iftUsfji* i.ho!ii?i-lvo?..ol' tho great : npt ri rlt'j ..! diOHo' VvlrtsSfci over any t?i'I,A|II othins in ' .?, tn \ -.\H ami bxiiii)iiio tho ?anit' J. ')'. DOUG LA Druggist & Optician i DENNKTTSVILL E, S. C. April 20, 1887. Sheriff'? Sales. First. Monday in June. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Marlborough. Tn tlic Court of Common Pion?, lohn D. Murchison, Plaintiff, against Elizaboth H. Emanuel, Ilnrdy J. Bellota, and others, Defendants. Judgment of Forcdomn. uHAVANT to n Judgment of Forceloaure j and Salo granted in tho nbo* lutith notion, I will oft'or for salo to tho nighest biddor for CASH, boforo tho Churl liouso door in Bennettsvillo, on tho Ural Mondiij' in Juno, noxt, during legal sah ?K MI H, ALI. that cortaiu picco, part ri or tract .>t land, tdtuuto in tho county ami ?-itato afovo. said, containing Two Hundred and fifty Acres, bounded on tho North by Cslato loud? of J. E. Douglas; East by lauds formerly owned by R, Q. Beattie, and d?visftd bj lulu to Charlea A. Beattie ; South by Naked Creek, and Weat hy I and it of Mrs. Ainclin Dudley; this bfilUy (iii wt ?tern portion ot tho tract of lund horoloforo convoyed by Vf-, Q. Beattie to f. Q, Beattie and C. A. Boattio, who div;Jot! tho ;:uuo between thom by ioterchanr/u ol detutaH thc part embraced iii ili>! paid nim ;^?go docd being tho part nUottfl I td 0 A Boattio^ and by him convoyed to (iii! ?aid Blj/auotl) fl. Emanuel by deed bearing flatt \ ho ?.2d day of Ooiobor, A. \\, (884, Purchascra to pay fo : pa peru, B. A. ROGERS, f?, M. C. May 3d, 1887. / Judgment of hm\mn and Sale. D, 1). Mctlu'.L, ti * ai 11st D. J. OREEN faull J, A. MoRAE. N OBEDIENO1 : j TO JUDGMENT OP forcolosuro anti nato made in abovo ac tion I will soil m publi? auction on tho FIRST MONI>A V OP JUNG NEXT, in Bonnottsvillo, Sj <-'., within tho usual salo honra, AU that oonah ij tract of land, ni tua to lu Marlboro County >n said 1 ato, containing TWENTY ACRES, moro or less, bounded by public 'nail From nennottsvlllo to Adnmsvllh\ by lands of Thomas Croon lands of < '. M. SS'eal)horly and Joseph Mo? Kinnon, Silitl lot or tract of land being samo convoy? tl b ' )(o^0H Marshall and Knight Creon lo KV J, Creon. Tor ms of salo CAPH. / li. / A. WOOERS, S. M. C. May 10th, 188^. ? SHERIFF'S SALES. First Monday in June, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlborough. In thc Common Pleas. Saut liol II. Parker ns dssignco. PlnintiiF. Against A. \V. Morrison, Defendant. Complaint for Foreclosure. SQ) Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OK jQ) foreolosuro and solo lu tho above entitled causo signed by His Honor, J. ll. Hudson, Circuit Judge, und dutcd tlio 22nd day of April, A. D..1887. I will soil at publio auction in front of tho Couit IIouso door in Hennottsvillc, S. C., on tho FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE NEXT, during logal salo hours, tho following premisos, to wit : All that certain STORE LOT and STORE lying aud hoing in tho Town of Bcnnettaville in tho County and State aforesaid on tho cornor of MoColl nud Robeson Streets, said store lot measuring on McColl Street 2ft feet and fifty (50) foot on Robeson Strcot, the other two Hues being thc samo as nbovo. Terms of salo CASH. Purchaser to pay for titles. H. A. ROGERS, S. M. C; May 2nd. 1887. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlborough. T. A. Wilbur. Plaintiff, against J. K. Reynolds, Defendant. Mceculion vs. Property. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION in thc above entitled notion, and in my office^ lodged, I hove levied on all tlmt certain picee. parcel or tract of land known as "REYNOLDS LANDING" containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, moro or less, and bounded by Hcnegan's Landing, hinds of John D. Hill, River Road and Pee Deo River, also all that certain traot cou tai o i ng TWO HUN DRED ACRES, moro or loss, and bound ed by lands of Murchison. Kord, Hamil ton nud Odom and Dr. Alford; tho two abovo tracts being levied on as tho prop? etty of J. K. .Reynolds, and will sell samo on thc FIRST MONDAY in JUNE NEXT, during legal salo hours at Ron not tsvillo. S. C., to satisfy thc above and other executions in my office. Terms of sale CASU, Purchaser to pny for pn R. A. ROGERS, 8. M. c. May ftth, 1887 Judgment of Foreolosuro and Sale, P L. BREEDEN, and D. 1). McCOLL against C. A. WELCH and W. S. LEE. 9?N obedience to judgment of foreclosure ,'A'. and sale made in ubnvc notion I will nell ;il puhli? side o" tho First Monday of .I nn: next. ii1 (JkmutUbiviue, S. C., with . il '-U l! Milt! hours. Wi] i Til M CK UTA IN TRACT of ? i M Jilboro ( 'oimty, ouuiiim '?Kin \CRES, more or > lands ni ICIi Covington ii;::. v, j v iniirk ol' di T. Uoyitigl?o'-? lurid on East, hy lands form?? o.rlj owned by P. S- Thomas and D. R. Galloway on Mouth nod West, hoing same tract eon voy oj by Robert Covington to ly. Iv \Mat. and by ber to C. A. Woloh iiiiil hi Woli h to W. S. Leo. Tonds DI salo-One-half Cash, balance . o credit twolvo months, interest from cale, scourod by bond of purchaser and MIHI gage of property. B. A. ROGERS, fi. M. c. Dohm Uavillo, S. 0., Moy io, 1887. Judgment of Foreolosuro and Sale. D. D. MCCOLL va 1 RA w. MCDANIEL, J.E. EVERETT, SIMON STRAUSS. X obedience to judgment of foreolosuro and salo in aboyo notion I will soil at publio auction in Bonuottsville, S. C., on Um First Monday of June next, within usual salo hours, ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT of laud situate in said County containing FORTY? SliVEN ACRES, moro or less, bounded by lands of J. A. MoDanlol, lands of II. C. Cottingham, S. Moore, 1") D. MoColl and others, being samo trnct convoyed by Mary Peel to Ira W. McDawlol by deed dated 4U1 day of December, 1883. TERMS OF SALE-One-half of tho bid CUBII nt salo, bnlnnco on eredit of twolvo months to hear 'intorost from day of sale, to bo scoured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises. B. A. ROGERS, S. M. C. May 10th, 1887. Judgment of Foreolosuro and Sale, DUNCAN P. Mc?OLL, ns T11U8TKK, against WILLIAM D. ROWE. TN obedionoo to Judgment of Foro * closure and Salo made in u abovo stated notion, I. will soil nt publio nuotiuU un tho First Monday of Juno next, in ?rUllOttsvitlo, S. C., within ibo usual salo n ours, ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT of lund situoto in Hotmettsvillo, in said county and S*nto. coatnining ONE ami ONE EIGHTH ACRES, moro or less bounded North by Kyig snoot, East by Lot of J. R. Sampson, South by Lot of 0. S. Mc? Cull nud Lot foriporly owned by 1). II. Sherill, and Wost by Strcot. ALSO, all thc Mochinory, Tools, Fix tures, Attachments, Shalling. &o.,of any und overy kind on said Lot, convoyed with said Lot to W. I). Rowe by J. H. Sampson. All to be sold loirothor. Terms of Salo-Ono half Cash, Imlnnco onoredit of ono year, scoured by bond of purchaser and inortgago of promises, in* torofjt from doy of salo on credit part. .15. A. ROGERS, s MO. Ronnel tsville, S. C., May ,10, 1887.