The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 02, 1918, Image 6
kBBEVILLE--GIREENWOOD MUTUAL
INSUIRANCEI ASSOCIATION.
Organized I80'!.
PROPEITY INSURED $2,500,000.
WRITE OR CALL on the under
ilgned for any Information you ma.
-esire about our plan of insurance.
We insure your property against de
struction by
lFIre, 1indstorm or Lightning.
And do so cheaper than any insurauec
'ompany ill exi'ce.
Renine ber we are ire pared to prove
'.. you that on0.: .; the aflest anti
e ueapcst :Ian of isurance known.
Onr associatin ... aow iicensed to
write insL rance in the "oturties of Ab
atviile, GreenWood, Mc('.i. nick, Lau
rens and I',cluielt.
The o(licers art :
ME-N. .}. F R A Mlit LI ON, P'residenit,
Coluntbin, S. C.
1. K. IIL.\ h 1', Cen. t';(., Seey. & 'I'reas.
U:ree(n aond. S. C.
. U. (;rant . 1 a e.S. C.
M I. (ambilI. . .......ibbeville, S. C.
no i1. ihli.... . . . ... dley, 5 C.
!. \l1rrh, ... .. .. \\' ghiton. S. C.
. , N . hamb'r!:i::. .. .\1eC(''wnilek, :. C.
;. ii. NL- holson .. . Ilgeteltd. . C.
t'. I,. iliinei nian, i'ieasa nl I bane, S. C.
J C. Marti;.... . . . . . inl in, 8. C.
v. }!. \\'hI ton.. . . . . \\':l tioo, S. C.
.l. it.Bl. \ h 1:,Gen. 1;.:1.
ree<nn a. S. ('.
.tl irl 's \ntiseptic" (if, ktnow iiis
SNAKE OIL
Ps i ih i IC lieret Pain ini Thre4'(
nautut.
A c ep I.. :-o '1..1T h ".4re ;1i1,
I I:t
otile, or :tu n . ' ft ijiahi'. T I }til
fin'iliii 7
ronsDr; 't
HUGH B. CUNNINGHAM
U' : ( 1 . \ . S . . E 'S .)
y~lINS21.9658AND CN
Il .Steel, (tnlirete, 111ood.
A ATltlOO, - - S. C.
(are I'elinitt Iniiik, LauIrelIS, S. C.
W. M.. NASH
SUIV IYOC)IR
Terracing :: Leveling
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmer
Call. answeredl nny1 hour day or night.
Simpson,Cooper & Babb
Attorneys at Law.
WKll Practlico In. all -State Courts
)reinPt ALtntlon fGven All Businesa
. . D.IL A. C. TODD
DIAL & TODD
A4tfornevl4 at Lawi1
iMH ren iS, S. (C.
PHl.WI(E~ IN AfL C(.):RTIS
Black well & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
'ni mpt iittenitlin giventf to all JIINIJInes
tliney t4o intan on .Iteal Estate
OMCe Phoec ' Ittesidence Phone 95
Olli< ..mn fIfB ulding
t. t. Featherstone WV. Ii. Knight
iFEA'lIIEI(STONE & l(NI(llTl
Attorneya at Law
Laurens, 8. C.
All Hutsin tas hntruasted to (lur Care
el~I hase Prompijt unid (arefual Atten.
tin.
Ofhice over P'almentto hank
1ir. Featherstone will ispelnd We'dn&tn
day of each week in Laurens.)
J. ROY CRAWFORD
SURBMOB
tinte, Traclpge, 3Sue Fane, Ete,
teephone 2604 Cites., S. C
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DENTIST
La-wene, South Carolina
00&. in Peoples Bank Buaiding.
DR. W. F. FLOWERb
YETERIN ARY 8UGEON
Mradt, .' h 19 Yearn Experience
os'1t and Surgiest Work
,Offies
SIO(WKS IlliE'TJ14)Y
GUATEMAL1A CITY
I'~ithlquakes ILuiit mouth American
WVashingtoni, Dc~c. 30.-muatecmalv
City, caital or the little (Cntral
Amerlican repJ1b1lic of (iuat.emala, has
l)en laidt ini ru4 in by3 a ser044 of earth
(maikes b~eglininig Christmas (lay and
culmIintin jg last night in violent
shocks(4 'whih comp041 )leteod the work of
destruct4(1ion. A cablegram It the navy
depar 4tm)enlt to (laly said 125,000 people
Wire ini Ihe str4eet s wit hon' shelter 111(1
that. a numbsh[ Were killed' by falling
Navali vessels in cent ral Ame rican
haer h4. 8iav'e been4i0414 ordeed 14) render
all possib tle' assl5isnc.
U'l"(l(4i i44 is the' lrl' iislae w14114(I ~hich,
444(441 Il I I; utw 1' ) t calt 14t.4'ojpli
wior~lk o)r 4)1 li's. 1li'er4ylhlung In
rti us and beyond de(scrID1ipt)on as,1 a1 )4
s44414 (of East night's shocksl,. One hun
d14t and XVi4 l3'-fithosn peop45144 i4l e(
adinl 4144 strits. !~'rt of the coa)ti1
'I try. ar4e very3 cold( and4 wXind4y, 'ruts
arc44' ielttt baly1. Un4ite a4 numberh~
killd y'ste'dyby ilting halls.''
4 W~en . ?:7 i n41 7:1(0. o'cloc4k las1 nilght.
!u4: 'Il (4:4lc,'s are reore at'4tl i that
illt' b IlX ha S4'45444041'j pus of1 lilt,
I 1 ii 4 1 'I X' -:45 t"S i 11k' 1 1 .o44
'i'i . t t) eiii 'll li it ; i.91
(4. I'. '444~i 4444)('4).1
tt 1' IN IXt:1 Ill 14(1 444 (((1111)44 alt
\"..4 il'. ,u, 4 X i ll :;u li 'Ij''' ato s
I: t:4 , t':iC :I. iti4dll0. I~ tIi
" I. li 4( 44!i ttI le and' Ii t' 4Irca~'4'S 4
:I 4 4oo 144 ". I i ou ti XI I ill4 ;, ci c I e ais -
I.?il ht tend (0 the lic h congress:telis
lei i 4'4444(lt (44)'i)5141 4444 4)14 144a' tl414M4Sl
lo(44 j44'4' XXIII' 11455. l'4'4'5j414'4 4 \'I
I I4:(d:.. 41 tofu 4444 wa brotX1X'1441her
(total. w14 4ilti1'4i4:41 withi I'.- '44Si144)
11';!11 la4i4hst X''4('l, it ('44' 544444444)4e4 444
4444t~tI ;44'4'44l 44e'51444ig thei rtila
tion; 1 4eUtt 114(444' and)4 thi 4u:X4'44
I4ht(,;45 lie h144 14l444444l Ieadls art', 44441
c tl' 40 press I l4.i4' (ll'44114d:; lot
I,, :-.li X' a' -i 44ji4' :;11144' 41444l , 4)444st
41144(4 Its 14.1,,"" lit. gt'X44'444enl XwiII
0444401 iik' lt il it,(444 1444h44ell'IlsiX4' waX
the ' 114 i. 01 i(''it . 1: 444 1,a l 1444' 144444t t'
4 .:::d al k 4144i4 44 gI'i40'l ii 44l4445I 444('4
11. .\i.\io :4 ;,I':')44 4l t(o4d4y a4s his
444'.1444 s44'4'lally I'm ra1ilroad44 work41
()si'14 .. 1Trijce, 'Illo 14.15 diretior 444
j;Iililiily l.ilt' the4 .'448)444 j.jiei'iv 1,1411.
'I'1 adinistrat14.44ion4 plain4 for dealing
1.4414 414il4'01(4j5 refusin4g to accep'lt a1
541X'0'44 444'44. g4414'IXItei of a4X'er'14'
('1(4ings 1(o4' the last threet yearsl', as5
p40o;444s' b41 hIle lai414 4)4e , is 44o t)hr(w
(li51)inles into( the4 (land4s o4f ai 1)4)14 or
Iii Il:e arbitra4litor's appolintd ('I 4 tie? Ini
dropped to '26 below.
Snow is forecafted for the northern
Mississippi Valley and Lake regions
Monday and for the Middle Atlantic
States and Now England Tuesday.
Higher tetnporatu res will accompany
the snow.
* ENORIEE NEIS *
* * . . * * * . * *. * *
IEnoree, Dee. 31.-As the olii year
is slowly (lying away, shrouded as it is
in the mantle of winter,' our- minds
1Intt hack over its months and days,
reviewing the niany kind and nmerciful
acts of a benign father, a glow of grit.
itu de is mnanifestly present in our
hearts. Sourely t.h year 'has been
crowned with goodless and iercy..
Notwitihst aning the year brought us
somnethingg calculit ed to sadden out1r
liarts,yet, we will accept these, too,
as conming in lie line of divine provi
deflece.
in the <iawning of the new year we
wi4h you anl all your renaders a haIp
py new year: iay the lines fall to
eacl in 1 pileasanl place.
A I autliftr sighlt to see lhe hills of
l I'nolve wrappedi inl the whl, gart1niet
mf snow. .\I t ine hi garlnent
wa4 )4tr incfl!c1 lee , and contld in onil
11- gra'tunild for. a14out tewo weeks. It
i4) not .4 04e now, brut it isi (oninlg
I IThe 'It'II Icnl e4 r 4)t r :g;istered 4t I
I~e1 r!o Sundhay tuoerning_.
1 il44:4)any has1 It 4 b4 - li e :;: -.
01 Ih s tar in su lying; theeir mople
s'I: : :r! i1 n: T - 4 ian :'l I1 t 1, 1 real
.' 1 . 'In- :1! in r 1,r th ir
T I'iin 1 Mii .144 ngs 2 iur 41 hi.s41
1 1, . i ' ;! ' I i I . I 14I l) 44 rr!II 44 4 1,r! 441IS
: 1114 1 1111' 442rll: 1,t' ,:I Ill4
b'1ri.tin,:w 1, 's b "1,n 111:110r1,!:. Th'1
!:m gi 1:.lie.,. v..1I:ho h 1 1,(bei1 : ;), 11in ln.:
'!11 \;:c'llion inl 11,1" l,,(I c h m l c11 :11,,1 1', 1:'1 te I III re:-portiv I'k~s
in Ihe .=chl4)11 I I4I)I4Is. \\'ho -II t ihe' re
444 1. 1 y w ill c C4'4tv tlie clegn111t new'v
sI hl44 builin4g, whIt 'ich IIs hein so
! e 4.r 4 : 4'y t1,r)44l4 b I4y 1t ('otutPany.
11 is up 0 <late in all of its appoIintt
Ill oil 4 1 .1! i 444 .11110 1 4 1 't114t1t 1 14 11. 11'11
inets,~ turnishinug i44th' rin44 f44r 14-n
r el1e'Ven grades.
\liss .\Mary \l:rshall Whiltloclk 1a
retr'ned to1 reopen her school at Ui
1'rty Rtidge. bull 11he cold %1.,14w1. 1wil
p0reve'nt an imlineriate op~ening:.
\liss essie T h4ornito1n will resme44
h11 lr 4$4iti 4 as teacher in a fe' <ly: .
\4 withlst1 anin the sere1' Weat' I
r1 i ' . yetleralay i orling th' 4unlnday
-, h1ol was iairly wellIt alt(r1 4 d4 . Thie
m::'s lass , wxichi lllt nmle s 4almu 4)ne'
llindlred enurllmelnl, trned nut 1(1 uite
i we'll. 4')44iiering the .cold we:4tl erl '
!This lass is weVIll organiiedl, 1nd01 is
Cforinnlate in havinig .I.. V. IBryson+
1s it.2 Iv.le lher.
kw v. 1:. A. l''ulier. haii, co41neld41 his
year's work asi pastor of the 11aptis
4 hilrch niei it r:; li lt OIt yet. wheth
Ir h1e will 4c)nmi)e to serve. the chuirch
1i. 'rantk Waldrep and .\liss 11obo
w1r114 happily ))arted a1 f'ew days ago.
\\'e wish them a lmng and happy (a
Sroevr.
Mrs. It. (. lleriol. of liishopville, Is
i':!!to her pare11t1s, hher. and .\Mrs. .1.
TI. .\lilher, at the parsonage444.
Our so0(ler' boy, (.\4 r. Pranlk C. Mloore,
of (Camp;l Se.vier, shent Chr iistmasl4 d1r.'
here with Is moth ler. We all miis'
Firank.
4l'r'ivate Iererti' Waldrtop~ visitedt 14is
fa4'te's famiy113 14 fewl udaysi ago.
(U Ili-:1-N'S A l'Ol'STI F(JOW i-:lI
hat b4en a44 hou1444sehnold( re0 13dy al over' i
(h ivitlized) wor441ldor' iori'tha half4 411
a1 4century for) 04onstip1 11ion, 1intestinal1
Stab lts, torpit l1ira44 1144 g'eneral14
. iI in - di lorde . 11 is a ms4f):4 Valuable4i4
art.) ) (4 mafll 1 many oi'fsther4 :)411:4
. . ii\\ . ' 4)4 of144 A 444'l :] lo \,
4 4 ( 44 you. |l i: -1 . . l
>hl h ) 'ow4) 1a11
I0 r -- -
fIl-:l'l'Ish: FOlt lIt'NS,
41ln s Sioldiers Stop41 Attac4(k N orthlenst
I~noIe. 30~.---An at4ta('k was14
mad4(e by3 the( Germtans last nlight niorthI
('ast (of Ypres,14 it 1s announoed fllOtli(cial
I Guarantee D
Listen to me'! C~arlme1 si
day's work. iif bil
headachy read
Th4:eryV drulggisI. ini town-your
dnt.nnd ev'erybody's d1rugiti
htagg 1 -e a rn fa1Ill~"inTo ill the
sale The1 : U)Iy a11 llgve the
,4n.. 4, on 441:4's Lie Tj~' one
know'. -I, n's I,21( iv' er lV0 ' or)t
nelf ',"'~' * II n4 (-Y I )45'4 drug.
j1r. )e't r . T''ort- is per
ronauly g: ai ':ad~ by (e,4ry dentgt
rat who gl!sq i, A large bot:'
AUTO-INTOXICATION
RESPONSIBLE FOR 95
PER CENT. OF ILLNESS
Is the Self-Poisoning of the
Human Body.
RESULTS ARE SERIOUS
New Discovery, Vitoni. Is Said to
Overcome This Malady.
Scientists hold that ninety-five per
cent of all hutnan Iils are due to auto
initoxtention. tin fact, !everybody fis
suhject. to this 'trouble to a greater or
less extent. but, few are said tR realize
they are affected until some severe all
ient or disease develops as a restilt of
it.
.\tIto int oxication can best be as
rihetid to outr own neglect or careless
ness. When Ihe organs falter or fail
in the tiischarge of their duties, the
hittrifactIvIe germns set in and gener
ale t oxins---actual poisons --which
tills one's ow') body. It is then that
the more ieritots onelttttCecs begin.
Stleep in 'ss aftier steals, fiushing of
he face. ext r'ente lassitde, biliots
1t( s5. dizz.iness. ,sick heatache. acidi
l Y of the Stomach, heart born. offen
Si ve brea tlh. a nem i:l. loss of /weigh t :01
innsen:ular powt;, dlecreasg/ of vitality'
1r lotwering of resishtnP'ce tinfecl iots
iiseases, distitn'hancie of/the 'ye.ily.
i-psia, ind toittiu- ^,A ii',' li mny'
f'or. , of (';tta r ht'h. n I: ' <- I -ff'"
H lo i aii ati aI aihnit t t i esult from
uto-iti I ' : ion ri . i sti'lt-p i.- i+.
I11 it l rii' h I' Ithistt Ii)e It i m h t:; 1en1
routed'l N.I'hl :;11n1( 0111 c"1:;.':, v .n r
it illthttit C Iit riet!'' a it l th1j r'e iI, (1 11
!te 5i h a t'(t iltI 1'! t n' it )it i ll Itt a I bn 0 tn
l t a ntl~'0tin t' al d wh e li tiltparer
Th hi nie hlat't lio tv e i t hi e 1 +1
Icy. e of lt iione c nt ; lx;tie ry I nt ; A
r aliOn .tI N lt h e?1er t1na dititov
Qtut n'tc 1 lreel1. th a:t is <taill to be t -
ab I Hint o thea. ile' ailmen the ;Irisin: ftron
I bi.4 insidliots polisoning, of 1111. bninQan
slo fI. th ein than that \'itona. r fs it
hcalled hs proved to be I stonach
ie toe, aoetizer and invigorant of t
tonyhing tueri. 'nsual ratise is
being i orded the prepatration of peo.
ple have inon it and been nt(tderful
y' e eiilledt and who declare it wenls
fr tuly esto ejore and keep 1il th
inr of y i outh.g,
Lior sale b the ,aren:y Drugt Co.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head
Because of its tonic nndl laxative effect. LAXA
Tv\ti DtROMO QUINI NIr is better tha or dinr
Quinine and does not cause necrvousyness nor
rine hel. Ret-uner the full nate nnd
loo Y for the signature of L. w. GRO'.'E. 30c.
The Conso m E')"~il1vil
There i-no aient to which th
body is Mei a; is co f: r-aching
in its in'jious cLie ca on p en.
t and o.mally e m1Sea . :..." ',
pa:ins in the( back, si'n rt ne . .
iows conisip., d . o: re .
1o01 \ f a wtete. WhI' an u .f .'
from :I:y or theso ins ev' 1 a fceo
do is < fc'ti G. pr tio-.
You w::1 o. i a kried for qic!y i;
rt'(oures yone nokI.i h'eni:1h. G'range;r
L iver 'e itr \Tontns w> can me'
andii~ prodely ronotrI diet: wing
101 rott. 1c:t ('it, i:-1efftcts. It has, houwever, all theo c)r
recti\ o value of c:00mnel, andi1 .:ay be
freely given to children nai well itdt to
adults. Grainger Liver Regu1lato~r is
also free from alcohol. A ox of it
lasts long. and a few doses reive or
dinary cases of biliousneta. .ranger
Liver Regulator istsold byv drugtists
MEXICAN BANDITS ARE
KILLED IN BATTLE
Six go Down Fighting Soldiers and
Mangers:
Eagle Pass, 'Dec.-~30.---At least six
Mexican bandits were killed in i bat
tie between the bandits and United
Stateg troops and Texas Rangers Sat
urday at !San Jose, Mexico, opposite
the Indio ranch, which is 20 miles
south of Nagle Pass, according to an
o cial statement received here 'today
at. military headquartesr. The Aneri
cans had crossed into Mexico on the
trail of Mexican cattle thieves. There
were no American casualties.
After the bandits, said to have num
hered 50, were routed the Americans
returned to the Texas side. The pur
suit oft a "hot trail" across the border
followed a series of raids on .the Indo
ranch, in which it is alleged that
I,00O( or more head ot' cattle had been
driven across the IRio (Irande.
Righteous Judgment.
The honest wvorktingtitni with a
peck of corned beef anl ehtlbagt' un
(er' his helt may envy t 1 tuilitlon.
wire his bank atccotunt, b.ut hanged it
he wntstS the 4ielet soti lle.--l 1ilouse
totn lost.
Pen-;ion, For l unoct.
I-onldon, Dec't. :"0..-The 11ritish1 wtar
4'li4e 11.1 decidh'd to giati pension
1to 'e wiows and orphan3y' of soldier
vh( ;'1 T 1n' h4i'ih jpenialty a. tIl
1'ronI. Those wio> afdvoc'ate(i thie te10
ir ' EXt ('ndll o i' 13uni html(-nt fl' 4 a
Sri, . V 'Ift 1;1 resnt l i' ta em erl e''.
IfI. r'43li el' Ihti: ; t r\ t'i l,\. t) li e it
ow(1nt rtehiti~cl.
The End of
Your Corns
Pfain Slops al. Once -orn Liits O'
Clean.
T''here is nothing in tile worl( like
"liet-11" for corns. .lust apply it. ac
4ord'(ing t) direc(tions, the pain :,top::
at once and4 then th' G(rt lifts off as
1ani as a whistle. No fuss, no bother,
no danger. "(ets-It" you know, is
al. Iillions have used it, more than
tll other' col'n ree4ie 1 3omb ined, and
it never fails;.
Ilter e is no teed( ) for y4o43 to go
thlrr4('h another y(I: of corn ag(ony.
lit be itrv y.onl et "G t-I" e
ns't Wanste' 'r'ime "'Ilonering."
"'Bete-It" Never !Pfafl.
teplt nothing else. for remember, there
is positively )nothitg else as good.
"Gets-It" never irritates the live ilesh,
tnever ma11kes t he t04 sore.
Y'ou enn1 go about as uisual with
mlagle, (loes all the wortk. 'Then the
corn33 peels5 right off like a banana
skini, aind leaves the 304' as5 5moo3th
and1( (corn-free4 as5 yourl lm1. Never
happened befor'e, did it Guess not.
Ge! a bottlec of "Get s-I I."' todlay from
anty dru'tg store, youK needl 1)ay no0 more3
than 31.30, orV snt! 03n r(eeijt of pri1ce
by II. laawretne & Coi., Chicago, Ill.
Sol 4in11 it uren31 and( ((t1 143 re (nn ede
a31the w44orl's ' best (corn 1remed'(y by
1'areka 3)rg (C., i'aanrenst Dru'tg So..
.%itte' of South 4.ar3olinal,
t'tt Iu 1., 4' imurens,311
I N ('Olk'h 1" (COi!\ H;2.
(ai 1l. Thomp334Ot,. .F. (. IPinson,
IFi1lorhen P. 1133ami(lton an \.-\ lath II.
.\ athews'4 , Pl'ain3tiffs
against14
Alay P'. H3Oyd, Franki1 He(idl. 'Tom3 iteldl,
Coy Ield and( F"armerc S NaIonal311
I a:n1i. De)fen'dan1ts.
Pulrsuan33t to1 a Deeree' ol - lhe Courit
ini the above state(d case, I 'will sell at
pub~llic outcry to tihe highest hidder~, ait
Laurensi, V. 'I., 8. C., onl Salesday ini
January next, b)eing Monday, the 7th
day of thie nmonth, during the legal
hours for such sales, the following
desceribedl property, to wit:
All that tl'act and plantation of land
situate, lying and being in Laurons
County in the State of South Carolina,
containing one hundred and ten (110)
acres, more or less, and bounded by
Iland of W. H1. Pinson, J. Ri. McDaniel,
D~aiel Franks, James Benjamin, Cath.
4rnine I. Pinson, J. -W. Heonry andi oth.
rs'l 'and being known as the Gabriel
Pinson old home place.
Termis of Sale: cash. Purebaser' to
pay for papers and stfa.ap, if Om
termsn* of sale are not comi. .! ,
the land .to be re-sold on tame c1- si. '(s
Hsubeqiuent Salestday onl saine terme', a!
rhisk of former purehaseor.
C. A. PO,'V'R,
C. (C. C. P. and( C. 3. Jaurens, S. (.
D~ated, this Dec. 18, 19)17. 22-'i
C 44CESTE S jL
s~f-S
4 .'U44oNO L sie
d A 'r.- w ' le fo
MOTHR GAVt
THIS DIllCATI
CHID VINOL
And He Got Well aid Strong.
That's True
Monaca, Pa.-"My little boy, who
is the youngest of three, was weak,
nervous and tired all the time, so he
was most unfit at school, and noth.
ing seemed to help him. I learned
of Vinol and gave it to him. It has
restored his health and strength and
he has gained in weight. '-Mr,
Frederick Sommers, Monaca, Pa.
Vinol is a constitutional cod liver
and iron remedy for delicate, weak,
ailing children. Formula on every
bottle, so you know what you are giv.
ing them. Children love It.
Laurens Drug Co., Laurens, S. C.
IUrmeru! Leisteu!
OurNowModeilyd.IRani I
Wurlcrs ,artestand lert.
I'ur water fronspriniL
flowing well or brook,
No running expeino.
We replaco other Rains.
Specil Iactory Priecs.
We stand by gcuaranto.
Your ronev's worth or your mnonov hck
Write to RIF1." RAM & PUMIP ORS,
Waynesboro. Virginia, for C:talog C.
1. \ 1 V f . 1A I: '
- . 3 ) '.\L -.
A ,1'( Soutih f'airolinn,.
l lilt " of Gre 1i ill.
Oll\>: T ..I3:a
a cc:v t . 1 Ic':. I fl +it J.
- . i. i ight,,c bcnid le m .n in
m il f 1!; courtai 10ec. at Icictreil
.1 ' ('.. din il" I". " A be1: (t!a -
d in h oa in .hmu : 1 11 '"n he
inl I- it. rrt y ilof .1 i. aY. ii '. the
following dv..rihed reailetm
A1 l il h tId d ict li.e . 11::i ceLi and
raq '.l of lsiaec l inl i ulus icoun
ty', t at a 1'saic, and ontSal!i six
hundired andi forty acres, nioreo o!" less,
and beini loc te(1 in Cr is I 'l' wn
hi ounded( ont the nob thl by lands
of 1). It. Seurry~ and -1. G. W1':(11. on the
outh yv lands of l. G. . kn.and
.Sida aiver, o the vast by . O.
.aenkiin andl Saldl River, on the
north by .1. G. ,Jenkins and 1). 1t. liur
ry, on the wilest by lands of WV. 1'.
:Spea"rinan land otheirs:, and 111' jg the
ann- ica:c onan n oveyel eoa A. M1.
S laih by Mrs. Philandetslnh, and o ad
also 1!he :unle Itc"t ot, (d to T. Ii.
nic h I t by fthe, si.i A. . titih.
l)so all thant other s n piece
arcl and trate of i,... I ate i n
I liantns unty, State of Soulhti Caro
lina, nsar frountain Iln, in )ials
wh. Cii i hontaining nineteen anl on-e
3alf ncres, imiore or less, and bounded
by lands of Ales. .1. P'. Knight, .\artins
string; branch and others.
Tliens of Sale: One-third cash, one
tlhhd in one year, and one-tird in two
yarl satl deferred payents to be
(""'r(d b y a hond of the imrhaser
and a iiuortgage of the p rernises, said
bonld and tnortgage to hear Interest
onl all unpai portion:; at. the ratse of
right Iper rent. per atnnum, with the
fiurther provision that. in case the samte
:oul not be paid when due and
sihimid he collecsted by an attorney or
legal proceeding; (en ier cent adi
tionia to be provided for attorneys
fees, with leave, howcrvet', for the l ur
chaser to pay ill easli, 'aid purchaser
to pay' for papters and( starups. And
.futher, the~ tract of land first dlescrib
rd shlil bei sold subject to a onitr'act
!n the lhun.! of oite J. P. Il;)ansen,1 the
terms ii saId cont rac t beIng thait the~
shii .1. P'. Ilanisen shiall have the right
untIl tihe lrnth diay of tunle, 119, to
cut and remnove theii timbler from said
lautd, bcuit (lhat in doing HO he shall e x
e recise duie care In order i not to Injure
ithler ithulber anid t riees thn3 that1 cov
c'rc( e b his5 said contirait , thca hIc shiallI
not initerfere with the cuiltivat ionf of
ciu saidbtds. andti that lhe ali il not)
cuse any sucht cult ivactable landsI: fo:
; 3 'ln..: 33ut such timbleir acicl lcuncher,
(3nlin3i'- hilcself[ Ito the roacla and
ic c'! tic I0e miiu cc nizc ocf4 tw elve
icl-h's i. i mater130 I'.o hc arcd woicit arid
Ie 33ich, lot pic.
Starte of Sccuth ('airoeli,
('ounI.y' of Iziaurensi.
I-N CO)~ llT OF (O.\)M.\ON P'I~l-AS.
II. Ii. Piinsion, Iidividuanlly andc In hisI
owni right and as adiistrltatcor of
eredits of thec estactc of W. I. in
Florhiee P. I !Iamiltn and:iii Agatha 11.
Manthe-ws, pilalitiffs
agmiinst
May P. IloydI, J. C. 'Pinison, Frank Ilelid,
TIom IReid, Coy lid, 'Mrs. L. (I.
Unilie, Fartners NatIonal Ilank, W. M.
-Nash, Lautrecns Trust Co., andi Lau
rens) Trunt. C~omnpany asc Trus'teet, de
fenidattti<.
Puirsuanit to a 'Decree of the' Court
In thecabove stateld case, I will tell at
pulblic outcry to the highest hlddter, at
Laurens, (, 111., S. (C., on Saloaday in
January next, becing Monday, the 7th
dray of the nlonthi, during the legal
.hourn' for such -sales, tho following
describeid property, to Wit:
All that tract and plontation of land
' Itntite, Iyhtii and being In Lauarenn
':ou;'y n the 8utt of Siouth Carolina,
conticling '1it.hry, i(l0) acres, and
boundcd on1 c:. ecu tl by Owlnt's land;
~ast b'y lands be)lo.,wIng to -the. estate
of7 (Gabrlel Pinn~orl, ceadedci; .iuith by
h lnds of WV. I I. Pinsoni am1) lvesct jy
cands~ 'f J. C. 'Mial'anlele :Jl dtrant 01f
an,' ho hccnf asi the Perry Abe
' 3:' o.n -ale : et.1. P1' 'C1h r to
Pr' fo: p.p. '- i ~ . p-' tp
31u3s '- .rc].. '~ In' 3 o nlied with,
C. e~c. Ac. OWci, C