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?nM?a?t>,^)u ptmtmmm mm p nv Hmo Jlcmocvat I'.ENNETTKVlLLK SO. (JA. W (M?no8(ln.Y, .June 1, I JUiV. ?TOWN m COUNTY NEWSES LOCAli ?UBEHVATIOKB, . . Plenty of rain. . . Next Monday in snlesduy . . Tit? Sherill' mid Clerk have property to Hi ll nndur orders of Court. . . Auditor heavy Htorm of wind und ruin hitit night ; u giuhousu wu? blown do.vu on Ann Ed o nts" place in Hebron. . . The Hook ?nd Luddei compi."}' moots in xt Tuesday evening nt S. 30. ...A delightful family picnic ?.ame off ut dud.w ny Ferry on Saturday. Col. ll. A Hogers und family went down. ... Tho report Unit u mau wa* lynohed i.cm Un)kill chinch on thu 22d turns out tulse, we mu mu to record. ... ? new Bchtdule in the running timi: of tho t leight trains went into off out on Monday. ..Gnats lind mosquitoes are on their rounds. ..Our correspondents thia wook, all give newsy letters. . .Ono of Dr. Tulmngo's admirable ser mons appear in this issue. , , A inlier from Clio reached ue thia morning, by hand-too late for this week, hut in time for next. J&K?T Fresh Garden Peas Itt \Y\i>i)ii.i.'s. PERSONAL. Judgo Hudson looked in at the Court on Monday. Row D. S. MoAliKtcr ha? boen spending n few days in North Carolina. 1 lan is Bristow is home from school on a Hhort vacation. Messrs Carl Dudley and Dudley Jennings have returned from their Washington trip Carl caught tho military fever, und is dril ling every day with u squad nt the Graded School. RELIGIOUS NOTES Hey. Dr. IIlLL. ni' Maxton, N. C.. has promised to preach ai tho Red Bin!) (J hu roll on ihe third Sunday in June, ut 4. o'clock, j). Iii, The hour for morning service at tho churches during the Mitunter has been changed to 10 30, and lilli evening service to 8 BO. Bargains in Summer Goods. Atlfcution ,Sf: risked td thc lUiJidui DODI nj I of Mefchiu, UuiKTOW IX CO, Tho .> eau hui.i 1 iilsi<<;; inn. a cull v iii m-vOnis'ii .vet t" Olii I WO ol l itgitinS. Try it! A Handsome Present. Tho handsome new chandeliers which lighted up tho Methodist Church on Sun day night last, and excited some comment, wero presented to tho danell by that lib eral hoarted gor.tlcman, Mr. J08KPU C. Ev Kit KIT, now of Norfolk, Va. lt is a gift appreciated, and wo know Mr. Everett haa tho thanks of lins congregation. ?www?'*\'-*rwwwyrww ? DEATH'S DOINGS. Died on Wednesday last, alter a long illness, at hoy rcsidenoq near Mcv'oll Sta. lion. Mrs S?K MCCALL, the devoted wife of Lock McCall, in her 70lh vein. She was a member ol' Heaver Dam Church, where she was buried 011 Thursday after noon-Roy. R, N. l'rutt couduciing the iuneral scrvicoa. Died on Friday last, alter months ol' puttering, Mrs. ANN WELCH, consort ol' ibo lalo Rev. Richard Welch of Hebron, aged 77 veins. The deceased was thc only sister of Puter T. Smith, JOMI.. II pure chi ?siinn, and a memher ol' Helium church, where she was buried on Satur* day-Rev. L. M. Hamer conducting tlie services. Died on Sunday, 2*.hh, after n pro rael ed illness, Mrs. MAU Y SMITH, beloved wife of John 1'. Smith, Ii.sq., ol Hebron -aged 05 years. She was a member ol' Hebron chinch. Her light shined ; ever reatly and willing to ?lo what sho could to advance the cause of her dear Redeemer. Sho was buried at Hebron cemetery on M outlay af 101 noon-Rov. Ooorgo Royd conducting thc services. Died on Saturday last at her residence near Roykin church, after a long and so vere illness, Mrs. Godwin Barrington aged 40 years. Sho was buried on Sunday at i ho Harrington graveyard-Rev, J. C. Stell conducted the funeral servicer--. The remains of Mrs. Mary Stubbs, thc devoted wife of 1 he late Thon. A. Stubbs, ant) who has boen living in Sumter, were brought over on Monday and interred in Gio family burying ground in Higginsville. Tho deceased i.?. a sister of J. L Stubb.?, Esq., (ind has many friends and relatives, in tty? county who mourn hor lo*s. SPECIAL LOCALS* /ji&r" Fresh Oat Flakes at WADD?LL'S. # Simon Strauss offers for sale, cheap for ?fcash, four choice Tennessee mules, and two horses. Jttt?y" Fresh Can Peaches nt WADDIM.'H. ti&y* A good stock of Buggies and Har ness cheap ot W P. BUKKDKN'H. J5?V" A bosh lot of Huck Wheat just received at WADDI rx's. jjfaY" Just arrived choice uncnuvnssct) limns at WADDILL'H. ?k?r Try the Hroadnxe Cigar at WADDILL'S. ,B6?" Frosh Com at WADDILT/B. For cash yon can buy nt eloso inar ,,Ahia at WADDILL'R. rVv.y.If you want a good Horno, buggy or ^.j.ngOn. or a set cf good cheap harness, ( , jl OQ D. C. Wiirri: and get a bargain. Jottings from Rod Hill. MK. EDITOU: As 1 have never met with any very "slashing ' success as chronicler of neighborhood items. 1 will ask the gen erous public to give a plain fellow an audience while bc attempts LO enumerate some of the probable impediments. The American people ot this "age ol electricity" run after and crave all that is new and novel. To write an accep table paragraph we "mortals rush where Angels litar to tread." Like some others l have never had oe ciliar demonstrations ol "Haming swords," * liery crosses" accompanied hy Angelic hosts from the upper, nor hine lights, hob-goblins, ghosts and gnomics from the ne her world, either by night or day, but such occurrences are well attested in ancient and modern history and by the voluntary and pre*, meditated testimony ot two of Marl boro's worthy sous, such occurrences arc brought to more recent limes. 1 have no solution tor such as I have not reach ed thal point where I can discuss an earthquake with equal gusto that I can a j-ood dinner. I would suggest to the gendemun ol Hebron that he petition the Legislature to mutee, an annex to the "At/ii\'uitu>til Anna" at Columbia for thc' purpose ot fostering and investiga ting the love oi Ute ancient "Delphian Oracles." Such a school would meet With popular approval and satisfy for a time, like the Tillman scheme, the almost universal unrest and innovation of the "electric age." Another obstacle in the Way is 1 have never attained any great notoriety by lighting in the war, running for ollice. buying a Texas pony, throwing a lasso, going lo Ked Springs on an ex cursion, or-; in fact I have not per formed one single act that would add to tue i>lory ol the "American Eagle," or cause the Slurs and Stripes" to flaunt themselves more saucily m the breeze, or in my honor, to make an additional "Hop." Now, keeping in mind the above requirements ami conditions which arc so necessary to popularity, your host ol readers will, 1 am sure, lend their sym pathy especially when they remember thal yourcorrespondent is only mortal. ll is said thal when thc Ethiopians made war on Hie Egyptians, being sorely pressed, they consulted the Oracles, who advised them to make use of the Hebrew Moses. Ile assumed command; on the march the army was beset by such a multitude ot snakes, thai the Egyptian host was in danger ol being annihilated; but Moses was equal lo the occasion by haying baskets ot cages tilled "Ibes." These he turned loose anti thereby repelled the snakes and saved the army. Now, you Hebronitcs, profit by the above and leave your "stove pipes ' and "fish hooks" io their legitimate usc, write to our "Mose?" for a pair of these rare birds, or a helter remedy, and if he can not clear a lew grassey cotton patch es ol the "Adders," I say its about time to desert and sing: "Rally round the old Hag boys, jii'i? on**e 't'Toi'"." TL?: lieu I <d' t.( o.? uir-pai,."t :i.:nM. ?'M I;. ?lroi i? ls over. 1 fiJ?V \? . IL' set vi.' {oPir.fr? ??ill jimcobti t>? < ?in'r/.e "ht...Uh LT.?y Iq-igi-de':' lo pji . the "festive berry" from his "native wilds." ; Lee Tray Wink is said to have tho | (litest corn in the county-high as a horse's hack. Mrs. .J. ft. HitSS has returned from I visiting relatives near lied Banks, N. a , . . Jj JO. Coxe, Jr., has been visiting near Kingslree, ft. C. Hov. Welcome (?nick will preach at Zion first Sunday in June. Drake Bros., have their large mill pond, ahontiive hundred acres, sowed in rico this year. Thoio enterprising gentlemen are largely interested with llencgan Bros.\ in thc cypress timber business in Ked Hill and Brownsville. Mr. Silas Hounds, the veteran timber man, tired of waiting for a freshet, attempted to create ono by damming "muddy creek" so as to (lont out a largo quantity of logs on and adjacent to Mandeville Lake. After having his dams twice swept away the project was .abandoned. Thc water mill of Mrs. Betty Mc Lend was washed up last Thursday, 20th, damaged so badly as tn necessi. tate rebuilding. The new steamer of the accommo dation linc John Cole, is due at Ilene* gan's Landing every Thursday even ing, on the up trip. CORRESPONDENT, Hod Hill, May 2Sth, 1887. . . Solicitor Newton secured live convic tions in ono day at Chesterfield Court. ! Ooo poor fellow got a year in tho poulton* tinry for stealing a pocket full of peas. MARRIED On May I Sill. ISS7. hy Hov. (?unrec M Boyd. Mr. T. F, Mas?n, of Florida, mu? MLs Lizzie Edens, ol' Marlboro o?>. South Carolina. UNCLAIMED LKTTtiltK. UKNNKITSVHJ.K POST OFFICK. MAUMIOKO COUNTY, S. 0.. .Juno I. 188V. (MALE MST.) No. 1 .lohn II Dyson 2 Danie) David, .1 Uohori Driggers, f> A ll lluckahce, ('? .1 T Kcosor. s W VV Swift, lo Samuel Williams, (PKMAl.K MST.) No. 4 Miss Mary A. Easterlm,* 7 Miss Laurnh McNeil), 0 Dinah Sloven. When-on cull for any ol'tho nhovo letters, please state that they have hoon advertised. T. L. CROSLAND, Dosi muster. unranfw?iiiniimniii-? tn-wu? m COUltT-JUNK TERM. Tho Juno torin of tho Court <>i Gonornl Sessions convoned on Mon day, His Honor 1.1). Witherspoon presiding;. Tho Grand Jury wore Sromptly in place, and Solicitor Gwton haying ready a numbor of " 13 ils," His Honor proceeded to charge thom upon each, and em phasizing somewhat upon their duties iii looking after thc publie wollare of tho county. Tho Grand Jury did valiant service and com ploted their work early Monday evening and were discharged for thin tenn. O ASKS TM Kl). Tho first casu tried wai* that of Jauh Mu in ford, white, for a murderous assn ti lt upon Capt. Kinney, of Brownsville, lust February. 1 lo was ably defended hy 0? H Knox Jjiwngston, but tho carefully s" looted Jury after a patient bernini? found hiiii guilty ol' ''assault and battery ol o high and aggravated nature.'' Thu next was Wm Sanders, potty jar cony- The evidence being 'too thin' tin jury readily acquitted] him. Tho next wis dames MoKinnoii. col'd, charged with entering the room of Messrs Matheson and Crosland ned stealing sou. clothing and jewelry. Jim was advised . omi plead guilty to "grand Inrcouy," Tho next enso tried was ?hat ol Murphy Thomas, a youth of '20, charged web currying il pistol concealed, lie was ably defended by T. 1. Hogers, J'Js-q., hut tho jury, evidently determined to leach hil ti good lesson, found him guilty-' Tho next was that of Mike William . for appropriating to his own uno an a belonging to the Railroad. Ho was al \ defended by Moss Townsend & M chain in hut the swearing was too strong, and thc jury found him guilty. The next ouse called was that of Ale < Davisi for "breach of trust with fruduloi . intent.' Caso thrown out of court oh account ol' a misnomer in tho indict mont -Messrs Townsend &, MoLuurin for tho defense. The next oaso was thal ol' George IClli sou, for assault and battery with intent lo kill. This was a strong caso and (Jcor, i was convie ted. # The next ease was that of David Horn don, lor "assault and battery of an eggr vated nature and carrying concealed wen pon." Ile was ably defended by Moss ;s Towmond it MoLuurin, and after patient hearing the jury returned a verdict ol "Not Guilty" This was tho last case of itu penance and, in consequence of absent witness' , hy Cotisent ol' counsel the juries wc discharged and the Sessions Court brought to a olose. On opening Court this Wt nosday morning, the convicts were ea.' brought in and sentenced ns follows : BICNTKNCKS IMPOSED. Janies Mumford, \) months in State penitentiary nt hurd labor Murphy Thomas, $f>0 line ur numil . in eon ii i <. ? ; ? i * - I Hiv.*! Wiiiiiiuis, I in ont li in etnVidy.jaj.b I .fumes McKiuunU) ' v -;o h\ p .citenti . dry lit hil rd I dipi (Jcori.e Wllisou, ' inbiitli'st iii ."-ta . j penitential^ it loud lidtori 1'K??KNr.M?N'l' ol tlUAND JU1|V. To His Honor I. D. Witherspoon, Prc sidig Judge: Tho Grand Jury submit to y Honor the following as their final i port and presentment for the prese m tenn: That tho duties required ol' them have been attended to and all cn. i submitted to them have been cons ercd. The committee appointed to exam ine tho condition of tho Poor Homo have attended to thc duty impcsi d upon them and find thc houses ol' these unfortunates in fair condition and the inmates ns comfortable as tim nature of their surroundings reniK i practicable. The committee appointed to exam inc the books and offices of thc 1 ii rious county officers and trial justn ??? will render a full report at thc nt : term of the Court in lieu of a puru report nt the present term. ll is a source of regret to tho Grand Jury that the County Com tn issi.im > and Hoad Overseers have failed prevent encroachment on the Pub!? Uoiids, and it is hoped that this m n ter will have thc prompt attention ii deserves and save the necessity of sterner actions in our next present ment. It is especially complained that (wo gates one across the Public Hoad nar Goodwin's old mill and it is rccoi mended that they he removed ai once. The county jail has been exam i li ct] and found in fair condition. In conclusion they would th ? nit your Honor for the practical and lucid expositions of the law in regard to tuc duties of the Grand Jury. Kespcctfully submitted, P. i,. H li KK i > KN , Foreman ^?r^t--CTmmwTnmiiiniWMiiiinii'MMiin iiimiiiwim FOR SALE, nu nam "8" wm nmn, TH t? above Rowing machino lins tho rep' etat ion of being tho best in tho .. ket. 1 have sold ninny different kiudf ibid nm always on tho lookout to give my n tom?is tho benefit, ol* my information. I will guarantee und warrant tho Kidiedgi "ll" Machino to give you entire satisfaet ?on if not you can get your ninney back. Sold for nearly half tho prlco of other machines. ('onie und kink ut lt, 0. S. MoCJALL, lionnpltsvillc, S. C., May 25, 18S7. One Car load best IJ/hl. IFur Plastering and Brick work lor mle hy J F. KVKHKU SA REASONS WHY "**M0U SHOULD BUY THE iii nu ; in? tinv SEWING. yjjl?BlJliE 1) MACHINE. ist. Ik?ouso it is thc liest machino <;'.'. T mude. . i. I'.?-I ouse il is huiidsotno in design. M. UOCUUKO it is tho moat elegantly orntiuieoicd. Ith. lloCtuiKO it is the most beautiiully j ti punnet). Oth. J: ? tuso it luis tho best finished wd<)dr\voi'k? tit h. Ucoauuo it is tho most simple in t: ii) itril?tion. 71li J'x cause il luis tito best eombina i iou ..o' uriticipies. nh. Iieeiiu.su il is tin-, best nmdo und lilied ihaohiiio. Util, i'- titi-o it is tho fine.st adjusted inntdniio. i ii Iii . ?inst! it has the liest material ?Pt.' 'constitution." ;: Tn. Because it hus tlie lies! i neil ns lot lit); iiiv 111 j wear. ?'?ii. Mi ; au.-o tts wearing parts ate till H Ihisthble .Wh R liusu its Wearing parts ato 1; irdtlt? ! itanlciied. Ul Bcoanso ii is more dumbie than m her niiO'liitiu^ i ;>t(t lie anse il will do a wider runge of wol li Beciiiisti i he tension is thorough ly lititothuite. ITth. V., t jiti.-e it sows, with nil kinds ol' tin inn! ?svui.du?ionly. ' Boenusu it makes ibu most pois (bet stitch ol'ttiiy numil ?no. i'.t;h I.. auso it. requires ibo loiisl clriii.: ? li Itsiotl. .."il!, because it hus un adjustitble nu t?i?tUlu litkosup. 1st lii cnise it hus ti liiirtlunitl round iii idle bar, insuring a uniform bt'itnhp. '' use tho needle bur rum in ililli bearings. ut.se it is pelf threading, i " ' iiiiso it hus II loose pulley foi1 ivb^lin ; ii" bobbin. ??th. lb mise you cannot sturt machine btiokwtlt .'?i. I', .tuse il hus u positive feud, no ipliiigs rib. M - iiu.-o ibo food is the easiest lo reg u ltd ip lb, I' eiitiso it hus soale for romula* i; ' the " -th ol stitch. "?ii Hi unse it lins a Ioctl extending I b- ? li sities ol' tho needle. n ? I' auso it will feed over seams rn ??. , plac?s, i: Recuise (lie feed cannot get-out I of ?? der. BoenUHO the feetl is the most du litl.>l',i uno i i use. . i Bo msc tho feed uUvuys stuits d'oui !?< ueedl'j. Ith I! i-a uso il has the most simple I .shnttlo. 1 ' etuise thc shutll? is self i lli'un linc .'?!: I'M ?ilise it will sew lilil? goods I v. ho ii ?rt.hering tho cloth. ft? til. I) lil USU ?I has nu vibration. . '.;!? li.iduustl il hus self-setting I IX dill'. itiuse ii i. I!I.- ligbto.'t lull' .hitit BOCHUM! ii lias the l?itsl nuinhur j .. ?' ih ?!?lU>?5 i.ikx -, I ii' \f.? t ' K?* . i). i <!. Rc?ilIMO il has Ifs.? tin tu.II (loillts, I M. Becausv it ha tho tu i>i eohiplole j i .' ?>l attachments. .Nth. I leen uso it has tho greatest ea ' ; city i " range of work. Been uso it has a larger space un ut ? tho ..Mil, '. '' muse it excels in hemming Because the ntluohtnents work lt ei v : ; the double feed. ;? cause it has the most perfecta j i . i ru cd stand. eau o bu lillico wheel to stand tie points. * IleeaiiNo it loudu tho! ; Wo'-i'ts.1. >1 'ii, I8S7-Ot. Por Sale? . ->J1R made by the JOHNSTON ; ster Company, CHEAP. Apj>l\ to M.?) is; 1887. c. s. MCCALL. ; il?lp TRADE! vNI> FOR THE Benefit of Cash Buyers i \ ; \AJ SKLL fnitio Kio Oolloo lbs for $ li iioi 1 " ? 5 44 44 1.00 ! t ' .Sui;ni 15 44 1.00 (I run ti U tod'Sugar 18J44 1.00 .V ' li Oints 8G " LOO i i nie '.'icc 14]" 1.00 lirt)! ui 4 21 *. 1.00 Kitti iii 1G 44 1.00 ....liv iriour 4.75 ! huck .\ li .'tit Flour iYc*h nut I mo 20 lbs 1.00 j Im vii 10 : nor lb. ! I cul Holler liMuur $5.25 per bbl iiv ( indies 10 els lb, Ku in ' it ntl ics 25 els lb. i d to 13c. (ll jil . gootls, ?muh us Dry Goods, . : ?lioe?, 1 lardwaro, Tinwnro, (Jroek tiry wa i o, equally low. VIUCS/'} J*HICKS HOLD OOO!) IS Ad'/1 LESS THAN QU AN' rf Ti NAMED A SD F O lt Sl'O'r CASU, CALL AND EXAMINE G. W. WADDI LL. March o, 1887, \fi00 bbls. Flour .1. v. v.\mv.r\\ jj?pThe WHITE GOODS and EM BROIDERIES at the LA DUCS li M PO* KI UM are both cheap and pretty. Mosto!thodlMMOfl willoh nllliot mankind ATOorjxln C??i?i ii/ A?inut?uivil COIHI?ion Ol" ihn La? V 8 Ku Vor nil complaints nf thin kimi, mich AB Torpidity ot tho Liver, Ililli m HIH-HM, NorvnilH D>U|>OOBtA, Indigo?? tlon, Irregularity of tho Ilowol?. UonstiuMlorj, Flato IOHO;, Eructation)! mid IlurninK ot tho Btoruach (aomotlmns called Heartburn), Miasma, Malaria, bloody Flux, ChillB and Koror, nroakbono Ko vor, Kihauiitloii hoforo or niter Fovam, Ohronlo Dlar rluoa, TiOAH ol A|>))utllo, HonUncho, Foul Broatb, Irregularities Inetihmtnl to Komat?s, llearltiR-donn &?mSTAQIGEB'S AURAWTII ia Invnlunblo. It ls not u imnacon for alldlse?Mf, hut B? KT nil dison?os nf thu LIVER, ?tl? VUKE STOMACH and BOW EUS. It ohntiftus thu cnmiilnxinn from n waxy, yellow tingo, to a ruddy, ho.ilthy color, lt nntlroly removes low, Kloomy KpiiitH. lt in ono of tho BEST AL** TERATIVEO lind PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, und lo A VALUABLE TONIC. STADIGER'S AURANTII or ?alo hy nil Drusca-Ha. Frico 91 .00 po? bottle. C.F.STAD1GER. Proprietor? '4o so. FRONT ST., PhllndolDhlo. Pit. PROTECT YOUR EYES. ^vtCTACtf0/0 & ?^ GLASS tS PAT? JUlYlil 1879. Mr. H. IllKSCIIBKltU, thc well known Optician of 107 N. Fourth str, under Planton* House, RL l.miis, lins appointed J. T. Douglas, pf UonnotUvtllo, .South Carolina, ntl Agont lor his celebrated Diamond Spectacles and Ej'O g'nsses, and also for his Diamond Non-change able Spectacles and Kycglnsscs. Tlioso glasses arc the groatest invention ever mado in Specta cles. Hy a proper construction of tho Lens n person purchasing a pair of those Non-ohango ablc (Hasses hover has lo chango thoso glassed front tho eye?, and ovory pair purchased aro guaranlcod, so that if thoy over lenvo tho eyes (no matter how rusted or soralohri| tho Lenses uro) (hey will fur obit tho party willi ?yinoi pair ot" (j hi il se1 trev ol'ohargii, Mr DotxibAS hus a fit}.l lissodinvi.t, and invilm !.ll ?vito Wish to i-'.ri.d'y t ll o ai j ol vail ii f tho gr/c*t ?up?rtorlty ,pf .''t" '?' fti'iH' .?.*.?}. bi'nl .}'. adiara ?vi? lil li \ tC f'ldl Ililli OS(U:)tllO (l l i);,!!)'.' ,lt j . T. |M?&??' Druggist & Uptioian. llKNNKTTSVI LLE, S. C. April 20, 1887. Sheriff's Bales. First Monday in June. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlborough. In I he Court of Common Plens. .John 1). Murchison, Plaintiff, ngninst Elizabeth Iii Emnnuol, Hardy J. Sellers, and others, Defendants. Judgment of Foreclosure. PURSUANT to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Salo granted in tho abovo ontitlcd action, I will offor for Balo to tho highest bidder for CASH, heforo tho Court Houso door In Ucnncttsvillo, on tho drat Monday in June', njxt, during legal salo hours, Ann that certain pierio, parcel or trnet of land, t-ituato in tho county and State afore* said, containing Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, hounded on thc North hy catato lands of J. E. Douglas; East- hy lands formerly owned hy lt. Q, Beattie, und devised hy him to Charles A. Rcattio ; South hy Run of Naked Creek, and West by lands of Mrs. Amelia Dudley* this hoing tho western portion of tho tract of lund horctoforo conveyed hy W. Q. Rcattio to IL Q. Rcattio and C. A. Doattio, who divided tho Bamo between thom hy interchange of deed? tho part embraced in tho said mortgage deed hoing tho part allotted to C A Rcattio, and by him convoyed to tho said Elizabeth fl. Emin i itel hy deed bearing dato tho 22d day of October, A. D,, 18S4. . Purchasers to pay for papers. IL A. ROGERS, s. M. c. May 3d, 1887. Judgment of Foreclosure and Sah, D, D. MCCOLL, against D. J. OREEN and J. A. MoR-AE. IN OBEDIENCE TO JUDGMENT OF foreclosure and Balo made in abovo no tion I will soil nt puhliu auction on tho FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE NEXT, in llonnottsvillo, S. C., within tho usual salo hours, All that certain tract of land, situate in Marlboro County in said Stato, containing TWENTY ACRES, moro or less, bounded hy publie road from Bonnottsvillo to Adnmsvillo, hy lands of Thomas Creon lands of C.- M. Weathorly and Josoph Mo? Kinnen. Said lot or tract of land hoing samo conveyed hy Mosos Marshall and Knight Creon to 1). J. (1 reen. Tor ma of sale CASU. . U. A. ROGERS, S. M. C. May loth, i8Sy. m? ?iiminwfMtMfwrM??in<?<^n?tf timrtnfLTT<iMfTMn ?III ITU . SHE Ri l FF7S" SALES . First Monday in Juno* STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlborough, In tin; Common Picas. Su niuo) lt. Porker as assignee-. Plaintiff, Against A. W. Morrison, Defondoni. Complaint for Foreclosure. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF Ibreolosuro and solo in tho abovo ontilled cause signed by His Honor, J. Il, Hudson, Circuit Judgo, and dated the 22nd day of April, A. D., 1887. I will soil at public auction in f'rout of tho Couit Houso ?loor in BennottHville, 8. 0.. on tho FIRST MONDAY IN J UN li NEXT, during leguj salo hours, tho following premises, to wit : All that certain STORM LOT aud STORK lying and being in tho Town ol' Bonnottsvillo in tito County and State aforesaid on thc corner of MoColl aud Rohosou Snoots, said store lot measuring on McColl Street 25 feet and fifty (60) foot on Robeson Street, tho othor two linos being tho sumo as above. Terms of salo CASH. Purchaser to puy for titles. Ii A. ROGERS, S. M. C. May 2nd. 1887, STATE OJ? SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlborough, Ti A. Wilbur. Plaintiff, against J. K. Roynolds, Dofbndunt. Execution vs. Proper ty\ EY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION in the nbovo entitled action, and in my office lodged, I havo lovied on all that certain piece, parcel or tract of land known as "REYNOLDS LANDING" containing ONE HUNDRED AORBS, moro or les?, and hounded by Hencgnn's j Lauding, lands of John 1). Hill, River Road und Pee Doo River, also all that certain tract contaioiug TWO HUN DRED ACRES, more or less, und bound ed by lands of Murchison. Ford, Hamil ton and Odom and Dr. Alford; tho two nbovo tracts being lovied on as tho prop? city of J. Ki Reynolds, and will soil wii?ioon the FIRST MONDAY in JUNE NEXT, during legtil sal? hours at Bon nottsvillo. S. 0 , to Milisfy ibo ubovo und ot lier* executions in my office. Terms of sale CASU. Furehnser to pay for pil li. A, ROC MRS, s. M c. May ?th, 1887 Judgment of Foroclosu^o and Sale. P. L. ?BEEDEN, and D. 1). McCOLL against C. A. WELCH and W. S. LEE. *!?N obedience to judgment offorcclosuro .A, und sale mudo in nbovo action I will .-.di at public sale nu tho Kirsl Monday of .''JIU. uevli i" lioniiottsyillo, S; C., with in usual -alo hours. ALI, Til VT (M'iliT \ IN TH ACT .ol' land ?em ite, in ?t?arlhntu i.'fi'.utv, emitiii.u iupc ONE HUNDRED ACKF.S, tij??e ni k--, bounded by lands of 1311 (>ovih?tmi on North, by high* walu r nuuk ol' J. T. Covington's land on East, by hinds form?, orly owned by P. S. Thomas and D. R. Galloway on South and West, hoing saino tract convoyed by Robert Covington to L. E. Edge, and by her to C. A. Welch and by Welch to W. S. Loo. Tonne of salo-Ono-half Cash, balanci? on credit of twelve months, intercut from salo, scoured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of property. B. A. ROGERS, 8. M. 0. llennottHvillo, S. C., May io, 1887. Judgment of Foreclosuto and Sale. D. D. MCCOLL vs. IRA W. MoDANIEL, J. F. EVERETT, SIMON STRAUSS. N obedience to judgment of foreoloauro ond Bido in ubovo action I will HOII at public auction in Rcnncttsvillo, S. 0., on tho First Monday of June noxt, within usual salo hours, ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT of land 8?tuato in said County containing FORTY? SEVEN ACRES, moro or less, bounded by landa of J. A. MoDanlol, lands ot H. C. Cottiughnm, S. Mooro, D D. MoColl and others, being samo traot convoyed by Mary Peel to Ira W. MoDanlol by deed dated 4U1 day of Dccomher, 1883. TERMS OF SALE~-Ono-.half of the bid cash at salo, balance cn orodit of twelve mouths to bear interest from day of salo, to bo secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premisos. R. A. ROGERS, S. M. 0. May 10th, 1887. Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale. DUNCAN D. McCOLL, as TUUSTEK, against WILLIAM D. ROWE. TN obedience ?0 Judgment of Foro I closure and Salo unido in a above staled ?"ihm, I will sell ut public auction on tho First Monday of Ju?o next, in Beimettsvillo, 8. C., within tho usual salo hours, ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT of land sit?alo in Ronnottsyillo, in said county and S?ato. containing ONE ami ONE EIGHTH ACRES, moro or less bounded North by King street, East by Lut ol'J. R. Sampson, South by Lot of C. S. Mo? Call and Lot Ibrmorly owned by D. H. Sherill, and West hy Street. ALSO, all tho Machinery, Tools, Fix tures, Attachments, Shafting. &o.,ol any and avery kind on said Lot, convoyed with said Lot to W. D. Rowe by J. R. Sampson. All to bo sold to&othor. Terms of Salo-Ono half Cash, bulanco on credit of ono year, scoured by bond of purchasor mid mortgage of promises, in? torost from day of salo on credit part. ll. A. ROGERS, s MO. RcnnettMvillo, S. C., May 10, 1887.