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Abbeviile County FAIR.

From all parts Of the State we hear OF
successful County Fairs, and as we write
the State Fair in Columbia is drawing
visitors to il from every quarter. Able
vile County herself sending a numerous
representation. Such holidays are whole
some medicines to our social as we'll as
our agricultural constitution. We there
fore hope that our own approaching Coun-
ty Fair will not be neglected by Il poo
pie. We urge the people of Abbcville
County, farmers, housewives, mechanics,
merchants and all to do their utmost by
contributions of articles to be exhibited,
and by personal attendance. to render our
Fair what it ought to be and what for
many years it was, the most attractive
and successful County Fair in South Car
DINA. Let fathers, brothers and heauX
remember that while Sale days and po-
litlcal meetings give them abundant and
frequent means of pleasant interviews
with their fellows, the mothers, sisters
and swecthearls arc not 50 plentitully
provided with means Of public amuse-
ment, and hilari:y and healthy excite
ment. Give the ladies a chance, gentle
men. Do your best to make the Fair
worthy of a visit and then invite the la
dies to attend it.
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The n Law.

Now that the election Of the Democratic
candidates has been secured, the next
most important subject is the no-tcnce
law. The talk of the necessity of a con-
stitutional convention, the reduction OF
the pay of members of the Legislature to
a fair figure, the abolition of useless Of
fees, and all such matters collectively
dwindle into insigniticancc to the people
of Abbcville County when compared to
the great need of the fence law. Ninety
Six township, VIC learn, is waiting to sec
what the Legislature is going to do in
reference the whole county, before
movidg in this matter, as it will cost that
township as much to fence the rest OF us
out, as it would cost the county to run a
line fence between Abbcville and Edge
field. Ninety-SiX will put the law in
force in that township at any rate, and our
representatives seeing the great need OF
the law for the whole county, will not,
we are sure, fail to pass the much needed
act. There are thousands of acres OF
good land in Abbcville county which
could be probably cultivated if we had
the no-fence law in force, which woulG
compel our neiShbOrs to keep their Old
"razor back sows and their scrub cattle
at home and off our crops.
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Col. John w. X. ~ pc.

We learn by q recent number oil
SPECIFIES Spartan6ury Daily that this
gentleman has withdrawn from the edi
torial control Of that paper. The Colo.
mel is an able and vigorous writer, al.
ways maintaining the highest Democrat.
ic principles. We regret to lose lun
from the press gang and hope that he
may again soon take up the pen
.Speights' Daily in speaking Of his with
drawal says:
at is with the deepest regret that We
announce to the public that Col. join
w. r. Pope has severed his connection
with this paper. TO him is due all the
hard work, and the ability expended on
the paper. And he has exerted himself
almost without the hope Of fee or reward
for the good of the people and the State.
Col. Pope has been in thorough sympa-
thy with us, and has done all in his pow
err te advance the interests of the people,
as well rs the paper; and we consider
that he is entitled to any position in the
State which requires ability and indus
try to fill; and we hope that his services
will be acknowledged, and that those in
power Will have the manhood to reward
him fer his devotion to the public inter-
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State Of South Carolina
Abbeville County.

Common Pleas.
W. P. Kennedy VS. s. C. Link, and others.
Foreclosure.
PURSUANT to order Of Court in this case,
[ will sell at public cutlery ut Abbeviile
G.. II. on SaleSdny In. December next, the
tract of land OF defendant, known as VIM. F..
Haskell tract. on Ca!houn's Creek, contain.
ing
NINE HUNDRED AND FORTY TWO
ACRES,
more or less, in two tracts-Calhonn's Creek
being tho linc-lSt tract OH South Side OF
Creek, containing about
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less. bounded by lands formerly OF
C. 7. HASKELL, Robert Palmer, and andrew
Gillespie. 81. tract, containing from THREE
HUNDRED AND NINETY to FOUR Hun
DRIED hCRES, more or less, bounded by
lands Of MAI. L. J. Johnson and others.
The plat Of these lands can be seen at tic
Office OF MCGOWAN & Parker.
r~ERMS-CASH.
ROBERT F.. HILL,
Sheriff OF Abbevil!c Co., S. Z.
Abhcville G. H., S. c.,
Nov. 4, 1878 -
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event, however, of htre being no major
ity for either party, how will the P,esi-
del. tial election be decided? BY some
other eight-to-seven tribunal? Surely
not.
Apart from a count of States. and look
ing at the next Congress as a collection
of units, the democratic party will still
have a majority in both houses. and this
in spite of the great losses which tina
party has sustained in Somcof the North
eru States at tho recent election. These
losses are the legitimate result Of the
nnen aid and support given hv many
prominent democrats to the g~reenpaeN
movements. which ~egrcgious piece o!
Marty folly simply amounted to pla!yln"
into the hands rf the republicans. Ma
nv democratic districts and at least tw"
hitherto democratic StatcS--t"n,lcctlc"'
and New JorsCv---were thus foolls'lT
surrendered to the enemy. The V
cans in the North. ever quicker ana
more astutr than their opponents. TOOK
| thcir stand on hard money, turned IN"
currency guns against tho democrats, ana
gained the victory wherever the curr"i-
CIV question was brought forward. Tins
is not the only benefit that has accrued to
the republican party. Success always
c]onsolidates. defeat disorganiZes. The
republican party in the NORTH lately so
shaky and hanging loosely together. is
nov united, firm. and confident. The
Northern democratic party on the other
hand, by the introduction of tho curren-
cy question. has lost its discipline and
harmony and will find great difficulty in
rcgaining them. The democratic leaders
ought to see to it that they suffer no fur
Their losses. but keep what they have.
What they have, no thanks to them, is
still 4 considerable preponderance of pow
erin Congress,---a majority of nine in the
Senate. and Of over twenty in the House.
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Sherif's Sale.

John W. T%ompkins w. James A. Corey.
Execution.
DY virtue of an Execution to me directed
. in the above stated case, l will sell at Alb
beville Court House on Salesday In
DECEMBER next, within the legal hours
Of sole. the following described personal prop
crty, viz:
TWO () BLACK MULES,
ONE 1.-TWO HORSE) WAGON,
ONE BUGGY,
Also one tract OF land known as the "COX
PLACE" containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded BY lands Of John
Harmon, 4. 3. Moragne and others, levied on
as the property of James 4. Corley at suit
OF said John w. Tompkins.
TERMS CASH.
ROBERT f. HILL,
Sheriff OF Abbeville Co., s. c.
Abbeville C.. H., $. e. o..
N,v = 1870
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SheriH's Sale.
Samuel c. Link. VS.. John Link.

Samuel G.. Link. VS.. John Link.
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Order Of Court
to Sell.
pY virtue of an Order Of the Cohrt Of Com
ID mon Pleas TO: Abocvillc County to me
directed III the above stated case, | will sell
ut Abbcviile Court House on Sale Day In
December next, within the legal hours OF
sale, the following real cstutc, viz:
THE HAMILTON TRACT"
being part OF the real estate mortgagcd t.
Sum'i c. Link by John Link, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Ellen
l.. Parker, Ellen Pennel, l.. J. Johnson, and
others.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half of the pur-
chase money and the costs in cash, and the
residue of the purchase money on n credit OF
twelve months with interest from day OF
sale to be secured by bond with two good
~sureties and the titles not 10 be made to the
purchaser until the whole of the purchase
money and interest Is paid.
ROBT. f. HILL,
Sheriff Abbcville County.
Sheriff's Office,
Nov. 4llS7S, If
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Of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
B.. C.. Hart Plaintiff agains Walter H.
Smith, Defendant.
Complaint for Sale of Land.
DY virtue of the authority vested In me by
- Act of General Assembly, / will sell, for
payment of debts, Oh Salcsday in December
next, the following described tract OF land
hat tract or parcel of land containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less, and bounded by lands Of a. NJ.
Agnew, w. II. Robertson, G. L. Smith and
others:
TERMS OF SALE: One half of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, the balance at
bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for
titles and recording. Plats shown on day Of
sale.
[SEAL.1 J. FULLER LYON,
Mon, 8, 1873 Judgeof Probate &C,
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SheriF's Sale.

Geo. w. William & Co., plaintiffs, VS.. Vance
& Moscley and others, defendants.
Judgment for Foreclosure and Order of Court to
Sell.
by virtue Of an order Of tho Court OF Com
- mon Pleas, for Abbeville County, to me
directed In the above stated case, I will sell at
Abbcville Court House on Salesday in De-
cembLr next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following Real Estate, TO wit:
THE ONE HALF OF BRICK STORE,
Phoenix bnilding. being the south side, room
- x 70 feet, and two stories high.
Also, that store OF south side Of the above
-: Y 20 feet. Single story. North side owned
by Vance, Herndon & GCdbold. Bounded by
n street, and by lands Of G.. NJ. Hodges and
Of Vance, Hcrndon & GodbO!d.
Also
TWELVE AND ONE HALF ACRES
unimproved land adjoining lands OF Wesley
{. Norwood, Daniel Butler and William Nc
Nary.
Also
HOUSE AND LOT
-Four Acres. Bounded by lands Of NJ. A. Ca
son, Gabriel NJ. Hodges and w. Ludlow
Hodges.
TEitMs.-one half cash on day Of sale.
Balance to be paid In three C) months. II
ties not to DO dclive. ed until all the purchase
money is paid.
ROBERT F.. HILL,
Sheriff of Abbeville County, S. G,
Abbeviilc G. H. $. G..
November 4, 1878.
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Sherif's Sale.

The Eatcsville Manufacturing Co, ct al vi
lance MOsley& Co.
Sale under Executions.
ny virtue of sundry Executions to me d.
u rccicd I will sell at Abbevillc Court House
sale day I'm DECEMBER next within the
hours OF Sale the following described
and Real Property, VIZ:
l ONE IRON SAFE
In the store Of Vance & Mosely.
2 INTERESTS of J. H. Vance 60 IN corner
STORE OF the Phoenix Building in the town O.
Hodges, bounded by the Abbeville Road, Pub
lie Square and the remainder OF the Phoenix
INTERESTS or J.. II. Vance 20 in a lot
near Hodges Depot, containing
TWENTY COY ACRES
more or less and bounded by lands Of q. NJ
Hodges. J. A. Ellis and others.
1 INTERESTS Of J. II. Vance 60 IN a 10
THREE (S) ACRES
more or css outside Of Phoenix building, ad'
joining said Phoenix building, lands OF e.. NJ
50ESE LOT WxIi FEET in the village o
Hodges fronting the Abbeville Road, ane
bounded ON al other sides by lot OF Vance
Herndon d Godbold.
9 ELEVEN HUNDRED ill0o) ACRES
of land more or less, as the property. or b.. II
Herrdou. lying on CorOnaca Creek IN ADoe
Vile county being the tract Of land recently
pounded by lands of Columbus Gosgins. tn
Misses Gary, W. W. Jones anu others, M
above levied on as the property OF SAID j.: n
Vance and Il. Il. Herndon, At The suit OF Th'
Batesville Manufacturing Co., ana othci'
against Vunce, Moseley 4 GO.
TERMS CASH. IVY,
Abbevtllc Nov. o, 1878 $. a. c.
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Sberif's Sale.

James NJ. Sullivan and othcIs VS. John T.
colbert ct al.
Execution.
ny virtue of sundry executions 70 me al
Is rcclcd | will sell At AD0eVllic Couit
House within the legal hours Of sale, On SAT-
day in December next, the following dcscilD'
Ell Real ~I;s,atc, VIZ: .
All That tract of land situated In NINETY
Six Township, In .sbbcviilc county, known
ns The "WALLiGR PLACE coIittihlnS
NINE HUNDRED ACRES MOBE OR LESS
and bounded by lands of Thomas Chcatham.
Mark Teller, lands formerly owned W /. Z
Rock and others.
Also nil that tract OF land lying partly
Within the Corporate limits Of tho village u
Ninety-SiX containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, MORE OR LESS
bounded by G. ct. r: r., and lands of Es-
tate of DR.. John 4. Stewart and others.
Also MI that trnct Of lund located In White
Hall Township Abbevilie County. being thai
tract Of land recently conveyed by j. Il. Ioi'
bert TO Startling Horne, Containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES
more or less. md bounded by lands Of Pierce
r.. Brooks. Stephen Eimore, DR.. watson anu
others.
Also one Iot In the village of Ninety-SiS
having 4 front OF about 10 feet by ABOUT u
feet deep being the lot conveyed 6y Jno. Il
Talbot 10 J. l.. Shumatc, bounded oF, Gam
u.idge Street iands OF VIC. Foochcr, W. n
I.imbceker and Others.
ROBERT e. HILL,
Sheriff Vile Co, :. {.
Nnr ID 1SQ
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sRemembcr our paper is nota patent out
siIs,:, HWashington edited nor patent
MEDICINE advertising dodge."-Ldncaater Re
The publishers of patent outsides'' will
certainly thank orr neighbOr for this dis.
clai ner. The RerfetU Is q fair specimen CT
tI,nt cinss of home-printed outsldes that man
ifast so much jealousy OF their more ente =
mi sing neighbOrs, WIN acknowledge thatthe
printing art has made progress as well as
other branches OF business. The day FOR pub
fishing blanket sheets filed with leadel long
primer and dead 6vertisemcnts HIS passed.
but then the RepieW * II new paper. and we
pr.s1mp there Is yet much about the business
OF publishing n live paper for the editors OF
that journal to learn.
A week or so ago we voted for Cololel Hoyt
OF the Rpgisfer, for Reading Clerk of the SEN
ate. Since then we have discovered our mis-
take, He IS n candidate for Clerk OF the
our vote and cast 1t for him for that office.
The railroad authorities have discontinued
the running Of daily trains from Anderson 70
Walhalla, and will hereafter run tri-weekly
trains between these points, lenving Walhalla
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ana re-
turning Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays.
CUNNISGHAM & T~EMPLEToN are receiving
a beautiful line of Ladies Clonks, Shawls, &c.
Go to Cunningham & T"mpleton and buy n
handsome cloak for a little money.
90 to Cunningham e. Tcmpleton and get n
splendid u~nlaundrled shirt for Sl.m complete
ly made.
Il TEMpLEToS have a large
SOCK Of ca ockery and Glassware.
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1.-THE Epidemicata an End" are the welcome
words at The head OF The Mcs,phis dplenl,
and force Is added to them by Teappcnfalce
OF .he paper iii its old four-ragc form. The
Appeal hopes that by the 9th of November
ne business men ol Memphis will be OH the
tide of prosperity again, and adds: "TEc
but little time can be spared for the ndul-
grncc OF the luxury Of woe. The living claim
and need our instant attention. Happy for
would be Il calamity only surpassed by the
plague In which IL had it's origin. The tread
mil OF lie will not stop, no matter who falls:
The ranks thinneu to-day are strengthened
tomorrow" This advice is in the right
spirit.
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THE SAVANNAH RIVER.
Arrival Of an Engineer to Survey the
River.

In the river appropriation bill, passed by
the last Congress, an appropriation OF StS
was made tor Il preliminary survey OF the Sa'
yauuan river above Augusta. Mr.. j. T. Car
son. one OF the assistant engineers ON lhc
pointed by cot. J. a. Gilmore, OF the Uni
ted sts!cs hngineer CorpS' to make AJAX c the sur sur:
1n4ruino. bringing an Introductory letter
from senator butler, OF Caroiina. 10 several
OF our prominent citizens. lie was taken In
charge 10y cA-AIuyor Estes who took him up
the canal his morning. Mr.. Carson will, In
O snolt time, begin his preliminary survey 20
as to report the result OF his survey TO the
General Government lie will make this
survey up to the Junction Of the 81 Sen w;5, an ~
the stream, the nature aud probable cost of
The obst uctious to be removed, the channel
of lile river al different stages and seasons,
and the class OF commerce " be bcnelted by
iue IuIlr Ivemeut In navigation. We
trust that Mir, Curson's work VIII be com.
picte and satisfactory, and can assure him of
The hearty CO operation OF our cit; Zens,-Au-
gu&a Hr0ntcte and C0ssftWtonaha,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John T. Johnson, Plaintiff, against William
Y. Butler, Defendant.
Judgment for Foreclosure, and Order OF Cour
to Sell.
PY virtue Of m Order OF tho Court of Com
- mon Pleas for the County Of Abbcville
to me directed In the above stated case, l will
sell at .ibberillc Court House on Sale Day III
December next, within the legal hours OF
sale, the following Real Estate, tOwlt:
That tract OF land, situated In Abbevillc
County, State of South Carolina. containing
EIGHTY THREE and THREE FOURTH
ACRES,
more or less, lying on Turkey Creek, and
bounded by lands OF William Jones, Jesse W.
Mcrriman, Trustee, William Richey and A
NJ. Boozer. Sold at the risk Of former pur-
chaser, W. y. Butler.
TERMS OF SAL.E.-One half cash, and the
balance to be paid twelve months from day
of sale, with interest from date, secured by
bond and mortgage Of The premises.
ROBERT L. HILL,
Sheriff of Abbeyille Co., s. G.
Now 4, 1878,
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VIM. L. Barmore and VIM 3. Acker, Exccu-
tors, nga!ns: WIN. Riley. and others
Judgment of Foreclosure. and Order Of Cbnrs
70 Sell.
Ily virtue of an order of the Court Of Com
ID NOR Pleas for Abbcville County, to me
directed In the above stated caSej l will sell
ut Abbevillc Court House. OH 7Salcsday in
December, within the legal hours OF sale, tho
following Real Estate, TO wft;
One tract Of land lying on waters Of Salnda
River, containing
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
more or less. and bounded by lands OF w. T.
Jones, Saluda River, T.. Smith. A.. VI. Agnew
Tcmpcy Brown and others. Sold at the risk
Of former purchaser, W. u. McGhee.
TEtNS-One half cash, The balance on q
credit OF twelve months, with Interest from
date, secured by bond and mortgage.
ROBFET T.. HILL,
Sheriff .Abbcyilic Co., s. C..
Abbevillc c. L., S. CO.
Nov, ), IS7S,
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Clerks Sale.

Martin L. Bullock and John =. Reynolds
Executors Of Larkin Reynolds, deceased
VS. James L.. White.
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Order Of Court Il
Sell Lands.
py virtue OF an order OF Court to me direct.
- ed, l will sell on Salcsday In December
next, 9th proX.) at Abbcville Court House
within the legal ours Of sale, the following
Real Estate, to wit:
All that tract Of land situated in said coun'
ty Of Abbeville on Lesly's Branch, waters OF
Hard Labor Creek, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SIX
ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands Of L.. Morrow
the homestead tract, $. T.. Martin. the Reedy
Branch Tract, and Miss Lipford. being part
of the Real Estate Of which the said Larkin
Reynolds, died, seized and possessed.
Sheriffs Office, Oct. 7, 1879.
NJ. G. ZEIGLER,
e.. C. {. p. A. G.
Clerks Office,
November, 4, 1873.
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WE'LL TAKE rTAr BEr.-The. ubiquity OF
Wilson, of the A66euiNe Press and BunneT, Is
somewhat startling. He has not been In our
Office but once in eight years and yet he IL
his paper. Last week he said: "Weli wage!
q nickel-the iarges' amount of actual cash
IN the Treasury tina The editor OF the Times
hasn't read two columns in the Press ana
Banner in six years. DO O take the bet?
Yes, we'll take that bet. and AZ proof that we
Nave won, we refer o to the issue OF the
TsAeS OF Sept. Y. in which you Will lind near
" tho coiuInns taken from you enormous
sheet >And we rend the wnoie inside of the
p. and D. that week. We hate to bust you in
bet, butas you bantcted, it's your fault.
Send the nickel through the mail, Mt once, or
bring IL oyer. You've hcen cutting at us so
o;tan the past siS years thGt weareg glad of the
chance to bust up the whole concern UHfo,s
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State CT South Carolina
Abbeville County.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
VIM. f. Walters as Administrator, Pla1ntifi,
against Fannie IIamblin, Matte Alewine
and Frank Hill, Defendants.
Complaint for Sale of Land
ny virtue OF the authority scstcd In me by
q act OF the General Assembly, / Will sell
on Salcduy In December next, the rea! estate
OF Thos. j. Hill, deceased, containing
EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, md bounded by lands of DR.. j:
II. Bell, VIM. Dickson, l.. p. Hardness and
others, the said tract Of land Will be sold IN
several parcels to suit purchasers OF which
plots will be shown OH day Of sale.
TERMS: One half Of purchase money to be
paid in cash, balance ontwelve months credit,
with interest secured by bond und mortgage.
Purchasers to pay for titles and RECORDING,
J.. FULLER LYON,
]. Pro. A. C.
Nov. IL. 1878. t..
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Sherif's Sale.

Geo. NJ. Jordan, Administrator in re T. ]
Lipsconlb VS. j. w. LipSomb.
EIecu. ion. -
by virtue of an order OF the Court OF Com
IL mon Pleas, Tor Abbevillc County to me di,
rected, In the above stated case, ! will sell 6
.Abbcvilie Court House, on SaleSday In De
ccmber next, within the legal hours of sale
tho following Real Estate, TO wit:
One tract OF land containing
go ACRES,
more or less md bounded by lands Of r Au
gusLus Griffin, Larilin G. Carter - Dams
and others, levied ON as the property of j. w.
LipscOmb at the snit Of Geo. NJ. Jordan, Ad
miniStrator.
TERMS.-Cash.
ROBERT f. HILL,
Sheriff Of Abbeville County, S. c.
Abbeville C.. H., $. C.
November q, 1873.
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Sherif's Sale.

Hugh Wilson against Sallic Gufllin, Louisa ]
Gu1in and Laurence =. Guffin.
Sale under Order Of Cbtrt.
by virtue Of an execution to me directed In
- the above stated case, l will sell at Able
Vile Court House on Saleday In December
next within the legal hours OF sale, the follow
Ing Itonl Estate, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT
In the town of Abbevlllc known as the Will
son House containing FOUR ACRES more or
less, and bounded by Magazine street, Depot
Street, Jail Street, lot of John Conner, Hut
son LomaX II others.
peas.
r. f. HILL
Nov. 5, lS7S,' $. 4. G.
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Sherif's Sale.

Milton w. Coleman VS. Thomas w. Nlcklcs
Execution.
pY virtue OF an execution to me directed i
ID the above stated case | Will sell ut AZ
neville Court House on SaleSday In ELEM
BER next, the following described Real Es
one TRACT OF LAND situated In Abbc
Vile county on waters Of Hard Labor Creek
containing
FORTY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less. and bounded by lands OF Matt
Anderson. VIM. Scott, John Dorraugh alt
otlers-levied on as the property OF the de-
f2ndant Thos. w. Nicklcs, at the suit OF tho
aforesaid Plaintiff, being the tract or lnn'
.bargaincd to Martha Bond BY the SAID P!aln'
tiff.
~TERMS.-Cash.
ROBERT F.. HILL,
Sheriff a. c.
AbbevIlle. Nov. o., 1878.