The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 26, 1917, Image 4
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LAURENS, s. C., I)1;'. "_li. 9G
This is The Ad(Ielrt iser's Chlrist
m1a5 edition. lusteadt of hie' ig a great
big edition With a lhatiing cover and
a whole lot of other tIhings not fo1n1d
in the every( day Crun of the ta' +('. t this t
i-i a kind1( of s4wiei-toff affai r got tenl
tm't dlurin Ithe intervls of the week
wheni Ih le l'ws and mieclianical forces
we're' not eat inl:g Ilrkey dinner or finl
ishiing upt t hash. Thliinuolype oi'er
a'or b< the onuly m1ant tlaking a real tmle
'1f it. however. aail be is in Maine. An
)1ther one of the forl' was pecking a
\W ty at the(' lex s t ito( ( of the week
-ttitnug up enionugh 1{p' l: till up the
:aps (a :tl he did lhi:: job lprilty well)
thile Ith r.:i i lit farce lt; been
rin '11. We a n <m as they''e iel is
))"15(d. ('. :;lum:.: 1comin11' 13n Tuie:;
e .\(l'\~ - o" I' :1r(v attd t whole
WAtfit ee i l il e if tte. (":1nt C.n t u 'e't
hL'e m l 5 lit 1 t1:1(' his week with
enou l )a': s ( l hanl to t n vy (1he
Ne '.1r ln ;l ',c ('1i~i ' t !, 1 it 'i.1111311 111,t'1 ( -
t a t I ut i t 11 )he. have' lone,
l-ntf wh:d: luri.mll.the Quidetod of'
8l~1111 tilII ctlu g 't. I. A N 1'i 3)I'
1i 'ntt. \\ sit ' i li he l (tit rselv '.t
and rathit it'i' ai d out r 'etou 'rageit'e it'.
W\'. wcish ;11! of our readel(rs. corres
poidents an) friend4', n ewitI 't a year as
! !; '" 1 I ttc' ('\11:(411(1131 5 (1 11 ii) t ;t o
liaiitpy in lu lhteit x i '('wilar endtionst
of World affairs will emtrwe.
'ONDITION 1-i t' tltti's
'yc ethl tlhat 1rigi-:lt.\Tin-:
hewf Yor' Waper tIiols'present eards.
wirthlt . iT hI rtiethi toSitsion ('olonel,
.I st f ae Iteert atisier Quick to ie
nlit .e isortlt'd .inie nts .
. at l ia nbuirg, 12. \ . .t w York
news1;)1m{3(' wh131h rearl::1.1ti . en mo lay
ari o'ro tleh il ';.' I t ase 11hi -' 1 ' fnanI
taiit'oa1(l ' C'h ' iit(,: Otit fioti t1iic11' hC'-'
nhe r , t''e ft'o in i he (e on tr!( i'3h(s
hrrei i dnt la retteis ncn t~ t c~ ibir,
that there hadl h0e'11n i~ "3: 3wh I' of now
on Ie, ong rotund, I;thllt tI her ielt
. nthan fit d 1t1 11ci th:'( h':td t enl iittee
: ii ('amp Thisfit ttoadsorh 1! iin
the )Ity. The111 sto r.'wa fen altiy fnd11
r o11rd of . ourse. an d greal
d'1t ro ldi lti here. hny priter
was bronth1t t he iention of ol.
Hl. I. plhiholz, chif of staff, who
ated ths following est tmenis:
he t arelaled rpr That men of
tey. Tw enthuvnh division hate
ben dying Iii the .trench3es here was
broulght to fthe alten"tionl of the chief
of staff. who sted that there were
1a mne, the fit hreinIh s dusn th
ry moldtwlatngr haeorple bcom
iades wnreutoe to se thir
jmnt in degard to shiewaig h.op
Aheritgvt he wbouely nheathsc
ort oft i~npi Wadnmfp. opie
toAy forrsmisson ao seen fom .,w
K.*attthere hyoi apellf T1n
?~cmip di i the week.n n n
raveedtaiti of P&hpero le.ge
A sechi'almetn 1' tettoduodto
A. degr. R ;whc r onaecn
Ndon. 19 is cl male ,(a whichitt er
'eis wa 7:. o'c"lock.l Wsorkted. F
thathsnonedu Nickrelsh S.rvice
eident, three fro neoa, See.o
Dufresnay's
Christmas
Awakening
ON Christmas morning of the year
1081 M. I)ufresnay's apartments
were in sense confusion. Mon
sleur himself as he slept on a spindle
legged sofa was not the very image of
order. Ills rose M.olored satiff coat was
under his head, and his silk stockinged
calves dangled over the end of his all
too brief bed. The cards of yesterday
and yesternight bestrewed the floor.
He was disturbed by the insistent
tinkling of a 'ell. I)ufresnay groaned
and struggled to his feet.
On opening the door he beheld a
very beautiful young lady quaintly dis
guised as a working woman and carry
ing a large basket such as laundresses
use. Dufresnay retreated in confusion,
bowing profoundly and wrestling with
his coat.
"I pray you pardon me. mademoiselle.
I did not expet'ct a-a vision I"
"And I pray you, monsieur, not to
mock me," she replied, with a wry lit
;1, !* 4
"I Did Not Expect a Vision!"
Qve siile. "Theht hwi- true I came your11
satrvail said you1 had 114) tney. You
44owe tu 17 livres."
Iufresnay gazed in speecbless incre
dulity for at moment andi then hur st
out laughing.
"A merry Christmas to you, made
itiselie!" he cried. "Is the basket for
ine?"
"I wish you also a merry Chrisitmas.
But please, please listen to me. Per
haps the wine is not yet out of your
head. But I muist have money today.
Surely you can understand?"
Dufresnay partially mustered his
wits and attempted an elaborate coin
pliment.
"I have seen all the shepherdesses of
our Arcadian Versailles aud- By the
goddesA of ite lanundry, you are not.
crying ! Th'le basket Is very heavy.
And here arie actual shirts !"
Ie looked in -omhle- lperple'xily from
the baskr to Ilit' girl. Tihen hie said
gently, "hats lil one14 tver tol you how
beauttuP tt. r?"
*"Certainly you are not the first to
flatter me nor the first that failed to
pay mue, but," she added, and her eyes
filled wIth tear-s, "I had( better hiopes
of you. Flne words will not htelp me.'"
"I know they will not. What havte
I that wvill bin g I7 livres? This ring?"
"But t hat is a weddting ring."
"Mfy mnot her's. And it Is for my
wife. It Is for you."
"ThatI is a cruel Jtst. And I thought
yout were( soI different. You haive ne~verl
seeni lmt before, but I live not far
away, andi I have oftten see'n you. You
are no~t yotirstelf no0w 0r you would niot
mioek met so.''
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The Luzianne Guarantee: gru
If, after using the content. Gjh
of.a can, you are not tialed
in every respect, your gro. JUsi
*er will refund your money. for
'The Peilyv.-Tayng C
w ii isiover myself before," insist
e.d Dufresnay.
At this moment a stately personage
appeared in the doorway and rang the
bell with great vigor.
Dufresnay greeted him with delight.
"Is his majesty returned to Paris?
No? He is well?"
Turning to the girl, he sitid: "I am,
as perhaps you know, the king's poor
kinsman, as poor as he is rich. M.
Itlibot has been the bearer of many
good gifts. Monsieur, mademoiselle is
muy betrothed."
"Alh 'm ! M. Dufresnny, his majesty
intrusted me with this Christmas
present for you-this purse of gold,
500 louis, I believe, and this commis
slion creating you valet de chambre du
rol, with a stipend of 100,000 livres per
annum. I congratulate you, monsieur.
As I have many other commissions to
execute for his gracious majesty, I
must humbly take my leave."
"Present my grateful i hanks and
Christmas wishes to his majesty."
M. Ribot made his departure with
om'iiewhat thet air of one who gladly
takes leave of questionable company.
"May I also congratulate you, mon
sleur?" tiWidly ventured the girl. "You
van pay me now," she added rather
tamely.
"You see my establishment-how I
live. Could not the order of these
apartments he improved? Will you
ahandon me amid such ruins? The
abbe who ministers in the church yon
ler is my good friend."
"Why, he Is also may abbe I"
"Wonderful ! \Wlhit e lanths and black
ar, ulike his enre. I am a imost un
Iueky gam bester. And you can give :fme
better lick than1 ever came of winning.
On my honor. I love you. And the
aiibe will he very glad to see us. Shall
wVze not ianks' inh' ;omid old moan (hippy?"
"i' you willi. lt rnsieum."-W. It. Van
! eusen in New York ivening S3lu.
A Christmas Prayer.
God grant no liitle c/hild may go
With hungryi' heart or emtpty/ hand
Give this it/y corld onc radiant daly
To Understland. to understand.
Give us the fitling wcord to say,
The spendthrift smile, the brave 00
ress;
Disclose our hearts and give us now
The courage of our tcndcrncss!
Lord, iwc arc old with toil and tears,
Our souls are yeiled with various art,
Yet still the little children keep
Thine ancient simpleness of heart
And they alo~ne of all thy breath
May hind the burning angel's eyea
And, striking laughter from the stword,
Retrace the years to paradise.
They are so brave with love and
dreamts,
So eager cycd and, ahi, so dearl
! think we must return them noto
The fai/h they bore across the year.
I think that ire must give them now
The spendthrift smilc, the kindly
word,
That eatth may keep its ancient hope
And tre thy full vow mmandzmnts,
Lord.
'-Dar,. Burnet.
FENCE CORNER FOR QUINCES'
Out-of-Way Place in Garden or Back
Yard Easily Made to Yield Prof.
itable Crop.
Quinces succeed well in any out-of
the-way corner. It has been said that
the quince is essentially a fence-cor
ner tree alnd an odd corner of the
gardlen or backyard may easily be
made to yield a veritable wealth of the
most exquisite of jellies, conserves
and im amles, where commonly
nothing but weeds would grow.
MAKE BUTTER OF WINDFALLS
No Better Way of Utlilzing Sound Por
tions of Bruised and Wormy Ap
ples in Fail.
Thiere is no bet ter' wayi3 to use good
ap~ples anmd the sound portions of wind
fall, w.ormy1i andz brulsed apples thlain
to iiiake apple butter of tem. Whule
almost nil varietie~s of allies will make
goodi appJle butter, those with distine
tive flavor and good cooking quality
Sare most .mntlsinctory.
atur Money
ack if you
,uzianne has nothing up its sleeve.
Ma'am. You yourself are going
te the judge of whether this fine,
coffee has a right on your family
le or not. If you are not satisfied
Luzianne goes farther and tastes
erthan anyothercoffee at anywhere
r the price, your grocer will give
back every penny you paid. Stop
mbling about your present coffee,
e Luzianne; a chance to show you
how good a coffee can be. Ask
profit-sharing catalog.
ON cffee
omnpany, New Orleana
STARTS ARMrNIAN FUND
(Condinued from Firont Page.)
Azariah the chief priest of the house
of Zadok answered him, and said,
Since the peoplp' -began to bring the
offerings into the house of the Lord,
we have had enough to eat, and have
left plenty; for the Lord hath blessed
his people; and that which is left is
this great store.
Malachi 3: 7-11--Even from the days
of your fathers, Ye are gone away
from line ordinances and have not.
kept them. Return unto me and I
will return unto you, saith the Lord
of Ilosts. But he said, wherein shall
We return? Will a man rob God? Yet
ye ha c rubbed me. Mil, ye say,
wherein have we robbed thee? In
thithes and offerings. Ye are cursed
with a curse: for ye have robbed me,
even this whole nation. B3ring in ye
all the tithes into the storehouse, that.
there may he ment. in mine house and
prove mt now herewiith. saitIi the
Lord of iHosts, if I will not. open you
the windows of heaven, and pour out.
a blessing, that there shall not be
room enough to receive it. And I will
rebuke the devoir er for your sake.
and he shall not destort the fruits of
your ground: neither shall your vine
cast her fruil heflore the time in the
11(1d, saith the IArd'of Iosts.
'le AdVert.iser will he glad to re
ceive subsc'riptions to thIs fund which
will be forwarded to the Armenian
Rillel comilitti. in New York, to be
forwar ded lo .\rmenia.
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthenitig tonic,
GRtoVE'S TIASTIi,EsS chill TONIC, drives out
1la1hu in.enriches the tblood,nndh nilds ulth1e1 vs.
tern. A true tonic. For adults and children. 6tc
'(nintilty ('hristnuts 'T'ree Suect'ss
'T'he community Christ nas tree cele
bration held on the court house lawn
Tluesday evening proved a grlat sue
eess. In spite of the (lamp weather
a niubner of people came out. to wit
ness and take part In the exercises.
The meetling was presided over by
IlIon. 1U. A. Cooper and lev. M'\onroe
Steadman asked the invocation of Di
vine blessing at the opening of the ex
ercises. Addresses were made by Rev.
S. If. Templenan and Rev. Wilmot
Holmes. ('hristiias carols and patri
otic songs were rendered by a chorus
of ladies and school children, while
r('adigs Were made by .\lrs. .1. II. Ten
gue Ti d a l Miss Ri'hee a Dial.
1. 31. ('. .. Pledges ,'npaid.
Th'lose who sub~scrib~ed to the T. .\I. C.
A. fund and have not remitted are re
tiuested to do ei inued iately. Con
mittes outsie of Laurens are request
ed to push collections from their sub
-.ribers and make remittance also.
E. O. ANDEIRSON, Treas.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head
because of its tonic and laxative effect, I.AXA.
TIVE IROMO QUININJ Is better than ordlinari
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remuenber the full tanne and
look for the signature of U. W. GiOVE. 30c.
How to Prevent Troup.
Inl a child that is subjcet to attacks
of croup, the first indication of the
disease is hoarseness. Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy as soon as the
child becomes hoarse and the attack
may he warded off and all danger and
anxiety avoIded.
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
The Old Standard general strengthenIng tor.lc,
GROVE'S TASTEIIHas chill TONIC, drIves out
\talarla and builds up thec sysatemn. A true tonaie
and sure Appetizer. For adulta nuidchildren. Sec
A Fruht-Picking Har neur.
A help toi theL lei'l ph. i~i has beenI
devised conl.alst.': of' br;'d .' rapls or
sulspenders toa whh h'I thle fruit hiubsket
or 1)ul1 Is hunlg by,. met.al hlua Iin ft'lQ
of the operator, leaving Ithe humh;~ free
for Jpickling. l.-htiupp)ed with t his her
11ess the Ipicker gocs aboutoa ii tad
wi.th ('ase, litpluis tie f'.uit ini the
receplt ace Ila f'romn I. 1!im. lit doves
not neeid tI worr.~y abt its g~ettling
awany firom' him, ais ih.'' ,dhi lmth hang
lng on t het tree br:a -h .lt'-n did, and
h~e ean stip '.. tree ihle.n to' Its fruit
iniiiIl Iuch s timei with th&Xs new con
trlvanee.
What is LAX-FOS
LAX-FOS IS AM4 IMPROVED CASCAIRA
A Digestive Liqiuid Lanxative, Cathartic
and Liver Tonic. Conitains Cascara Bark,
Blue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black
Root, May Apple Root, Senna Leaves and
Pepsin. Combinies strength with pala
table aromatic taste. Does not gr ipe. 50c
CLYDE T. FRANKS
Agent For
ASHEPOO
FERijILIZER
FEW EQ LS
NO SUPERIORS
Farmers! See Me
AT
FARMERS
NATIONALBANK
Jail Doors Open.
For the first time within the iem
ary of Sheriff Reid there-were no pris
Dners in the county jail Christmas day
nor the day -before. The doors swung
wide open on their hinges and exit
[and entrance were free to all who
would enter or depart.
"I Should Worry
Now About Corns!"
'T'hey- Peel Off With "(lets-It"
''wo corns are no worse than one,
Rn(1 one is nothing at nl-when you
use "Geis-It" the one real corn
shrinker, corn loosener, peel-It
iright--off corn-remover. That's he
cause two drops of "Gets-It" eases
your corn-pains -at. once, and you
know that. that old corn has been
"nipped in the bud". "Gets-It" makes
4!=
O Corn i'v a, F'"rnt' :er i ,
cutting and dilgg i(g at -orn nltd
fussing wt IIh hlnd ge's, alves or aiy
thing el:e entirely til eessary, :.l
j lu iber '"(acts-It'j I .- safe.
You'll nos ha e to take off your
:shoe or pumipi 1 undiier the table a!
IIIe safe to case your s iiing oul.
See that you get. "(iets-It". Don't b
inasulied by uitations. 25e is all yol
need imy at. anly drug store 'or "Gets
It." or it will he sent direct by E.
Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Ill.
Sold iii Laurens and reconmendedl
as the world's best corn remedy by
Euireka Drug Co., Laurens Irug Co..
'owe I)rug Co., I'utnam I)ruin Store
andl i. P. Posey. -
S* $ * $ * $ * $ * $ * $ * 'S
S SPECIAL NOTICES. $
Vor. tiale[-'Iw\o/mnilcht coss one wvithi
thirdtl (en ('; ofer yonlig (ow, weigh a
ho11t I.; s i s. .1. 11. I unter, l.an
fl'Id, S. -. 23-1I-pd.
Notice---.\ 1 (!1e's(}n11 are hei'ehy wai'n
ed not to tr s iJs by walking, riding.
hunting 0or ttiag timber, upon my
land. All persons caught in the said
above' offeis.e wil be prosecuted to the
tull extent qf tl law 'Wm. P. Little.
Lost--'W to and liver spotted set
ter dog, ans w '4 to name "Plash". Re
ward if re rned to V. Guy Garrett,
Gray Court, Rt. 2, S. C. 23-it-pd.
Scrop (otton--Ileginning IDcc. 20th
we will buy scrap o1ton at 8 to I)
ents poer tlun(, iecording to grade.
J. I). Culhertson, Madden. 22-5t
Ii1r Sale--A good brood hiare, makes
good worker and family mare. Weighs
about 1050 lbs. Sell at a bargain. See
me on the ifquarie in transfer business.
1). Martin. 20-tf
Protect Your Cars fron Freezing
by using Johnson's "Freeze Proof".
ILasts all winter. $1.50 ei gallon.
Waldrop's Garage. . 19-5t
Wanted-Do you want morphine,
laudanumn, paregoric, cocaine oir any
other drug, itf so wite or' some In per
SOin to the Keeley Institute, 1829 Lady
Street, Columbia, S. C. .19-51
Money to Lend---I am pr'epar'ed to
place long tiac loans on imptoved
farms in' Laurens county, repayabile in
easy 11nstalmentIs. Lo~w inferest rate.
smialil xpense. Per'sonis wishin1mg to
boerrow~ should apply earaly. C. I)
lBarksdale, Atty. I- lilt
leri ~'s it- - Mly homuse in t' westerin
Iiu arl of town' I. Onie-th Iirl carbI, balantue
'per cen'ut initeret'u. 11. N'ichoils. 17-tf
('onnlty of' Lau rent'.
I. (':TIi OV CO)I.UON P1 1A.\
itebccta Z. Mc'iaiel, II. Ii. P'inson,
loorheie P'. I IamiliOn pnd11 Agatha 11.
against
May P. lloyd, Frank iteld, Tomi Held,
Coy -leld and -FarmerA National
IBank, -Defendants.
P'ursuant to a Deccree of the Conurt
In the above stated case, I -will sell at
pabic outcry to tihe highest biiddetr, at
Laiurens, C. iH., H. V., on Salcsday in
,January next, being Monday, tihe 7th
(ay of the month, durIng -the legal
hours for' such sales, the following
described property, to wilt:
All that tract and plantation of land
situate, lying and being in IAurens
County in the State of South Carolina,
contaIning one hundred and ten (110)
acreB, more or less, and bounded by
lands of W. H., Pinson, J. R1. McDaniel,
D~aniel Franks, James Blenjamin, Cath
erine t@. 'Pinson, J. W. Henry and oth
ers and being known uas the Oabriel
Pinson old home place.
Terms of Sale: cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps. If the
terms of sale are not complied with,
the land to be' re-sold on same or some
subsequent Salesday on same tertha, at
risk of former purchaser.
C. A. POWFDR,
C. C. C. P. and (1. S., 'JAurens, 8. C.
Dated, this Doe. 18, 1917. 22-3t
CHICHESTER S PILLS
seete [una rbh aqn.
**?aM~rn
* 'tND L , or2
yea.k. . n. . e.,. . .st - .y~eal
OVIRWORIID,
111W WOMAN
TOOK VINOL
Now She is Strong and
Hearty
Philadelphia, Pa.-"I was over
worked, run down, nervous, could not
eat or sleep I felt like crying all the
time. I tried different remedies with
out benefit. The doc r said it was a
wonder I as aliv and when Vinol
was given me I egan to inprove.
I have ta en e ht bottles and am
now stron an perfectly healthy in
every res ec and have gained in
weight. an not praise Vinol
enough." rs. Sarah A. Jones, 1o25
Nevada' St. Philadelphia, Pa.
We guarantee Vinol to make over
worked, weak women strong or re
turn your money. Formula on every
bottle. This is your protection.
Lta a'ues Drug Co., Laurens. S. C.
Farmer=! ~isten! _
OurNow Model Hyd.Ram
World's Latestand D.est.
'umpswater fromspring
flowing well or brook.
No running expenses.
We replace other Rams.
Special Factory Prices.
We stand by guarantee ,.a
Your money's worth or your money back
Write to RIFE RAM & PUMP WORKS.
Waynesboro, Virginia, for Catalog C.
L.tri A I.
ieof South (t'artolina),
Cottnty of Gireenl ille.
IN PROHAT:1I1 C'OtT'. -
1 uant it) a dcecee of Ile court
II I..1' m::11 "r of T. P. Dacke ett, et a1,
:Illit ffs v.. ()livia K. Du kelett. et ai,
defe'1:dan . I will sell Its public auc
tI1,n. to the1 hlighlesl hidder, in or In
fronlt of thie (1our1I h1ouse at I..aur1ens,
S. ('., (luring Ihe legal hot is of sale,
On s a lesday in .1anary, the 1 smie be
ing the 7th day of .lanuary. 191: . the
following descriled real estate:
All that certain piece, parcel and
tract of lan( situate in Laurens coun
Iy. tale aforesaid, and conlainlig six
hunldred and forty acres, more oir loss,
and being locnted in Cross lill Town
hiip, bounded onl the north by lands
of 1). -it. Scutry and J. (. Wade, on the
south by lands of .1. (. .lenikins and
ialuda IRiver. on the east by .J. 0.
.1enlcins andI Saluda liver. on the
norlth by J. G. Jencins 11nd 1). It. Scur
ry, on tlie west by iiiands of W. P.
Spearman and others, and being the
;iante tract of land conveyed io A. M.
tiimithi by .\I's. 'hilandc'. .. Smiaith, and
also the rIle tracdt (o0 yed to T. 11.
Dunickett by the said A. . .with.
Also all that other ":. ein 1iece,
pareel antd tract of 1::..J ,ituiate in
ILaurens county, State of South Care
liat, near 'ountain I1n, in Dials
townishi p. coltaining nineteen and one
half acres, more or )al, and bounded
by lands of Mrs. .J. P. Knight. Martins
.:printg branch and others.
Terms of Sale: One-third cash, one
third in one year, and one-third in two
yearIs, sa'11 deferred payments to be }
: cured by a bond of the purchaser
and a mortgage of the premises, said
hoal and Mnortgage to hear interest
on all unpaid portions ati the rate of
eight per cent per annum, with thid
furt lhe' l,rovision that In case the same
s1'oild not be paid when due and
51101(1 be collected by an attorney or
legal proceedings ten per cent addi
tionai to be provided for attorneys
fees, with leave, howcver, for the pur
ehaser to pay all cash, said purchaser
to pacy for Ppaes and stamaia. And
further, thle tract of land fIrs't describ
ed shatl labe sold subject to a contract
ina the hand1(.4 of one J1. P. Hansen, the
termas oft 5a(d Contract lbeing that the
cWd J1. P. I asen shall havie the right
utaiil the 15th (lay of Junie, 1919, to
out and remlove the timberci from said
and, butat in d oing so lhe shall ex
eris due5 ( en0(lre int or'der' not to injure
)thera' timbaer atad trees than fliat coy
Pred lay hiis salid (otrt,'' thalit lie shiallI
ojpt inlte rfer'e wi thI thle cutltivat ion of
he ';aid Ilands, tand that hie shall not
ii aany sutch cultiv'atable lands for
't itie ciui such t*iber' and1( lumberaa,
'-cnhItini;: himstel~1f to thli. ronls and(
a- alre'ady3 ini use, this sa Id tIm
l-'j riht ( ticlude stumpalage' of all
I ''es to the iimumaai Size of twelvea
taiwh'- i' dli'aiatc f'or 'itrd wvooud amal
Praob'ate iam igo, GItrevl li Co.
'21-'lt
51411e of S~outhI ('arinniii,
('ounty of l,auireaus.
IsN COtliT 0O" COM.MON P'IRAS.
II. ii. Pinasont, individualIy nad in hal
own i ght and as actmtini strtator' of
lie goods, ('hatt1el s, rightsI. and
icrdts of thle estate ol WV. Ii. Pin
Florhaee P. !IIamil Il t and Agath a 11.
McatIhews, plaintIffs
against
May P. .loyd, J. C. 'Plnson. Frannk IHeld,
Tom ReId, Coy Itid, 'Mrs. 1.. 0.
Hlalle, JFarmera National Bank, W'. M.
-Nah, iarens Trust Co., and .aiu
rena Trtust Comnpanay as Trustee, de
fendants.
'Pursuant to a -Decree of the Court.
in the above stated case, I will sell at
public outcry .to the highest bIdder, at.
TAuarens, 0. ii., 8. C., on .Saieaday in.
January next, being Monday, the 7th
day .of the month, during the legal
hours for much sales, the following
deseribed -property, to wit:
All that tract and plantation of land~
situate, lying and being in Taurena
County In the State of South Carolina
containing eighty (810) acres, and
bounded on the north by Owvings land;
east by lands belonging to the estate
of Gabriel Pinson, deceased; souath by
lands of 'W. Ii. Plnson and wes~t by
lands of J. (C. Mclaniel; said tr'act of
land baeing known as the Perray Abe
place.
Terms of Shale: casha. P'ua'raaer to
pay for- palpers ad stitamps. If the
rmas of sale are not complied with,
the land to be0 re-sold on 50ame or' some
sublseluenat Salosdlay on samte termaas, at
r'isk of formeaar purchaser,
. ' C. A. POWitIt,
.CC. . .and 0. S., -Lauraense. S. 0.
'Dated, this Dee. 18, 1917. 23-3t