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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-05-18
Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
NOTES FROM BLACKS STATION.

BLACKS STATION, S. c., May 1--we are
now having some very cool weather for this
season of the year, though so far as has been
observed the growing crops have not been ma
terially injured thereby. The crop prospect
continues cheering.
DR.. d. S. Ramseur has leased to northern
parties an asbestos mine near this place, and
the mining of this mineral will commence here
in few weeks.
kilograms per cable are being received at
this place from England negotiating for the
purchase of gold mining property in the vi
cinity.
The committee appointed by the town coun-
Gil of Gaffney City for the purpose of forming
new county from portions Of York, Spartan
burg and Union will meet in connection with
that business to-day at Gaffney's. }. A. Deal,
Esq, of this place is one of the committee
from this section.
Mr.. Tilman R. Gaines addressed the people
here last Friday night upon the subject of inn
migration and inducing capitalists from other
sections to locate amongst us.
The Rev. John A. Tillinghast an Episcopal
minister from Charleston, is here on visit to
relatives. EGO.
M. c..-,.,, r1,onooc cuffornn
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PROGRESS OF REGISTRATION.

From Col. McCorkle, Supervisor Of Regis
tration for York county, we obtain the follow
ing as the result of registration to and inclu-
ding last Saturday:
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- The farmers of Arkansas are suffering
from series of disasters. Their crops are
being eaten up by worm resembling the
army worm, the trees are loosing their foliage
from the ravages of caterpillars, and their
live stock is perishing from gnat poisoning.
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By request DR.. Tupper read the Psalm be-
ginning 'God is our refuge and strength"
Quite a protracted running debate ensued
on Il question raised as to whether the ex
pense of answering the telegram-some $50 OF
S4O-should he met by the Foreign Mission
Board or by Il collection in the convention.
MI Bailey, of North Carolina, settled the
question by moving to lay the motion on the
table, stating that North Carolina would as.
sumo the expense.
In answer to Mr.. Yates dispatch the presi'
dent telegraphed, "Psalm 103."
The Rev. J. NJ Gregorie, D. D., of Illinois
agent of the American Baptist Home Mission.
ary Society, who has been travelling in the
South for some weeks inspecting the condition
of the schools for freedmen under the auspices
of this society, made an address giving an
encouraging account of his observations, and
referring at length and with eloquence to the
struggle through which Christianity is now
passing. The schools for freedmen established
by the American Baptist society were all pros.
pering, and many young colored men are being
trained for the active duties of the ministry.
The afternoon session was consumed in
hearing the reports of the vice-presidents OF
the board on home and foreign missions. The
reports show an increased interest in mission
ary operations in nearly all the Southern
States.
At night mass meeting in the interest Of
missionary work in New Orleans was held,
and the required amount, $1,000, was raised
for that purpose.
On Friday the Convention was opened with
PRAYER by the Rev. w. Elkns, of South Caro-
lima. The report of the committee on foreign
missions recommending renewed diligence in
this field was adopted. The usual devotional
exercises were conducted at half-past II O'Clock,
with H. K Ellyson, of Richmond in the chair.
Senator Brown, of Georgia, was present,
and at the special invitation of the Conven-
ton made an address urging the great impor-
tance of missionary work and especially in
China, and referring to the present as essen
TALLY the missionary age, with all the discover
les of science, the commercial intercourse OF
nations. and facilities for speedy travel and
Transportation contributing to the great op-
portunities of the Church in spreading the
Gospel.
The report of the committee on the mission
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY
Gomt IF Gomnion Pleas.

tbhi ~ common fffnS
Joseph l.. Masters and G. S. Beatty. Plain
tits, against Martha T. Masters. VIM. T.
Masters. 1T al, Defendants - CompiaiRt
for Prtitiom.
DY virtue of MI order of sale to rne di-
LIP rcctcd in the above stated case by his
Honor Judge J. 5. Cothran, dated 18th
c. H., S. c., on SALEDAY in NOVEM-
BER next, at public cutlery, the following
described property, as the Real Estate Of
Il. ~. Masters, deceased:
Seneca River lands.
TRACT no. 2-Containing l2S acres,
more or less. known rs the Wilson place.
TRACT No. 3-Cuntaining 120 acres,
moro or less, known rs the w. II. Gray.
TRACT no. c. Containing so acres,
more or less, known as the Bob Williams
Place.
James Driver Lands.
TRACT NO. 1-Containing 1873 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Mrs. Gym
thia Glenn, VIM. &. Watson. ct nj.
TRACT NO: 2-Containing 50 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands OF Mrs Gym.
thia Glenn, VIM. q. Watson, et at.
PendletOn Township Lands
TRACT NO. 7-Containing SO acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of w. S.
AL aSterS, C al.
City of Anderson Property.
STORE HOUSE AND LOT fronting on
the Public Square, bounded on the East by
McDufiie Street, and on the South by Store
House and Lot of VIM s. Sharpe, being
the same occupied by Wilhte & White
Druggists
One other HOUSE AND LOT on Main
Street, bounded on the South by B. T.
Wilson. on the North by lot belonging to
| Judge J. =. Reeds Estate, and on East by
lot occupied by John Harrison, containing
one-half acre, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third Cash, and the
remainder Oh credit Of twelve months
with interest from day of sale. Purchaser
to give bond and mortgage of prem iscs tc
secure purchase money.
Purchaser to pay extra for all necessary
papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Master.
Oct s. 1882 u r
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
rH0UN7'i' or ANDERSON


CDUziT DE' COMMON PLEAs.
The south Carolina Loan and Trust Comnany
Plaintiff, against the Pendicton Railroso tom
Cany, the Blue Ridge Railroad Company In
pany. the Knoxville and Charleston Raiirond
company, the Tennessee River Railroad Com.
pnayi William n Trcscot. William b. GuIick
viilo 'an,es anH a. Whtner as Trustees the Green
1nMbia and Greenville Railroad Company a,
I,. .m..ss anu III lis own behalI, Henry Clews ~
trustee, f. n. Frost and Hamlin I,eatlie a,
trustees. Defendants.-Snnimons for Peiief-C Ohm.
To the Defendants above named:
Noo are nereby summoned and required to an.
\ sweT The complaint in this action a copy al
which is filed In the Office OF the Clerk OF the touri
OF common Pleas, at Anderson c. H. s. C. and fc
copy OF your answer to the said ccn plant on
.ne suosr nber at their Office, Anderson C. IL, g. G.
Mlthln twenty days after the service hereof excln
Sve of the day ofseryice and II you fail 10 anaWe,
M hs complaint within the time aforesaid the PLAN
III In this action will apply to the Conrt for tle
relief demanded IL .,is t6upiaint. 'oA ."'
MURRAY MtUiaorSf ( (, MTnnAY, rSis
lsEALl JOHN W. DANIELS C. C. r.
To the Defendants, the Blue Ridge Railroad Com.
pp"aS cn IN Soath Carolina the Blue Ridge Rail.
road Company, William II Tressee WIFI WilliaR Ra1. Il
Gulick and Henry Clews: ''"'h
, Take notice that this action Ia commenced fo,
the foreclosure of mortgage. account rciief 80
IN the Court Of Common Pleas OF the State ~
so"'n son md and for the County OF Ander
- copy and the Complaint therein, were afed m
tne once " the Clerk Of said County at Anierson
M ~ me 1onnty OF Anderson in said State, on the
iith Gay oil October. A. d. 1882. "
MURRAY & MURRAY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Octobsr I,th ,se, Anderson, g. C.
Oct IL, 1882 "a
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WHEELER & WILSON
$ SE-WI N @
M vBAGtSEGgE.

rENH + undersigned desires to inform the
H. citizens of Anderson and surrounding
country that he is Agent for the Inn
proved Wheeler AZ Wilson Sew
aaE Machine. This Machine has been
styled the Southern FnvOrifc"
AMI justly should II bc-ior ii j, til" light
est running, most noiselcss, most durabl.
and easiest Machine To manage now in use.
1t uses the straight sef-ndiustimg needle,
and the work passes straight from the opc-
rator. 1t does away with the noisy shuttle,
but uses n bobbin that holds one hundred
yards of thread on the undcrsi'lc. thereby
saving great annoyance in stopping so
often TO fill the shuttle. II scws from the
iightest to the very heaviest fabric without
change of tcntinn. 1t will DO all the work
IT, = any other Machine will do, and great
lea !. t no other can do. Each Machine
warranted for five years, and furnished
with all the latest attachments.
Parties in want of II first class Machine
will please call and see the New No. y
for family use, the No. G for shoe-makers,
and the No. 10 for talors and dress
makers. They are beyond doubt the best
Machine on the market.
f.. l.. CLARK, AGENr,
Anderson. 5. c.
JouS II. CLARK, Gen'l Travelling Agent
State South Carolina.
i. S.-7he Physicians recommend his Ma
| chine as The safest .tor Ladie, to use.
Sept II, 1882 8 5ln
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= The obliging visitor, to show that
he is fond of children, and that tho dear
little one il not annoying him in the
least, treats the kid to a ride upon his
knee. "Trotl trotl trot How do you
like that, my boy IL that nice3' eyes,
sir" replies the child, "but not 40 nice
Us on the real donkey-tie one with four
legs"
= The Ass and the Cat: An ass one
day observed a cat ascend tree to escape
from dog, and a bright idea entered his
head. "Wben my master comes to set
me 10 work shall run up the tree and
remain for the day." Aud when the
master came, 10 and behold, the ass start.
ed for the nearest tree at full speed, and
ascended about four feet when he fell
back to the ground, aud was so complete
ly knocked out of shape that his master
found it impossible to adjust his harness
on him. and was obliged to destroy him
there aud then. Moral--never attempt
to be too versatile. and don't endeayor to
dodge honest work when you have to
work for living. lest peradventure you
get left.
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TUT rs HAIR EDYE,
OR. ]. BhhUFIEL0'S
FEmAlE REGULATION
woMAea'S BEST eRlEeaD.

IT'S well known to physicians. and alas! too we'll
known TO suffering women themselves. that they
nre subject to numerous diseases peculiar to their
sex sucr As suppression OF tho Mcnses, painful
nnd scanty MenstruEtion, Congestion. liberation
az. sS.'.Hs u the Womb, attended with end
less train of sympathetic and constitutional disor-
ders. which cmb.ttcrs tho whole liic, and which
have long been considered as almost incurable.
but ai las. the remedy has been foundin
DIR. j. HredRold'o Female Regulator.
lis not = "cure ALL" but n remedy for one cisss
OF disesses, all Of which pertain tc tho woAB.
Amy snffsrsr from the discasca mentioned can
take ths remedy. and Ihus relieve herself without
revealing her condition to any one, and without
subJecl!ny her womaniy modesiy to the shock of
an examination BY o physician.
surrrlng women Is n mission before which royal
favor s'n%s in:o ins!suitcsncc. What earthly BEN
cfaciI"n can compare With one which protects from
"'rhnt dire disease whose ruthless power
Withcrs hcRutyts trancent fowerf"
the St OF s ff
ease. the light elastic step for dragging wearincss
neS;,h sweat n"e II rhI grown beaSiy fer eat the
o! 81: al. u'sSsca.. social and doraes.tc enjoy
nish,a ~, re- aGd Idss o. pain and gloom ending
thr r"s.,!,s o. Da. J. BnAnrIrLp.s FEMALE Rrau.
ssiS W"nns = ss. hrScs te% and appropriately
"WnI;cs,' and all those Irregularities OF tho
wo;l'' no destructive To the health, happiness and
sin"% saSfs Mohsaial s esnPaaaa %aaa before
n, wo srHer rrni any OF shese disease are
t,iri J, has cnred thousands. and will cure you.
naiaSiais : s,SSl slfs; S;y % cents Large a're'aso
". ERADFIEI.D, Atlanta, Ga.
. y ,y.,rL.r
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CoUSTY CT hSpERSDS
IN he C|"r' n G'mmoa I4eas,

t'l Ill St .h-'''-is '''''
IN III, Co"ri # Common IFeas.
Ezekiel Long. as heir at law aud Admins.
traitor of Jas. Long, deceased, Ptaintiil,
vs. CYNTHIA +. Long, ct al. Defendants,
r1mlininR fDr Nri, Wut PhrtHio".
DY virtue Of un order to me directed III
IL the above stated case by his Honor
j. II. HUDSON, presiding judge, bearing
date June ~, 1851, will sell At Anderson
G. H., S. C., on "a LEpAY ~ HoN EM
BIER. lsS2 the following described proper
~ ms the Real Estate Of James Long, de.
ceased. to wit
TIE OLD HOMESTEAD Of said JAS.
Long, deceased, containing 30 acres more
or les. adjoining lands of estate Of Ezekiel
Long J. a. Carson and others
Vun Wyck Lands.
PLAT no. 2-CnntaininE sti acres,
more or less, and adjoining lands Of J. +.
McAlistcr and Others.
PEAT so. j.-cnntainins 1"' acres;
more or less. lying on the WiiliamstDn and
Five Notch Road. and adjoining Flats 40
lands. the White Plains Tract and Mrs.
Millry Scott.
FLAT no. 8 Containing 10 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Ezekiel
Murphy aud Plats No. !, No. and No.
Of said Van Wyck lands.
PLAT so. 7.-Contaiaing 10 acres,
more or less, adjoining Guthrie lands and
lands of Jacob Martin and others
The White Plains Tract.
Containing .. acres. more nr less, aljoin
in. lands uf John iiar'iy, VIM. Martin and
others.
TERM, OF SALE-Orc-tlird cash and tn,
remaining two thirds OH a credit Of lively.
months, with interest from day of sale, tc
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANpERSOS COUNTY.
In G,uR of C@u,mon F2c".

]. :. Murray, .Jr.. Plaintiff -. James l.,
Hall. 5 Bl'cklcv, ct al. De!endants--
G3np,hrint tw F"rtcihsWc IF N"'TtHc
10Y virtue %: AN order Of sal" tn inc III.
I'D i.crci ia lac above stated case by ms
Honor Judge j. 5. Cothran, bearing date
jti. ucrrl"r. So, J will sell al Anderson
&. H.. :. g., on SALEDAY i'll EONEM..
BIER next the following described Tract OF
Land. I" "i'
ALL HAT PIECE. PARCEL or TRACT
OF LAND. containing 80 acres, more or
i">S. I.iu;, /; part ii the land formerly own,
rd hv " IT, King and wiir, and conveyed
H., ts..'r t. Mary Jane Hall, and bounded
Oh The I"u'i. hy par, "t the same Tract
the homestead, Oh III" West by lands oi
Dr. Hamilton Reid and Jrrc icarein. on
the North by lands Of Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Alistcr and Good Hope Church, AMI on The
East by the estate Lands Of the late Mrs.
g. L. Stevenson, deceased.
TEENS az SALE-Dnc half cash the other
half on credit OF twelve months, with
interr>, from the day uf sale tie rnrcha.
ser giving hrni and mortgage To secure
,hr payment of the said one.haif, with
privilege OF anticipating payment. Fur
chaser t. pay "xtr:. for papers.
". ". Ii UMFHREiS, Master.
tJrt IL lS-p IL
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MASTERS SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
4 Snrn..,S fs,,-> >.,,
In the Court of CDu,ut6u IY.ns-

ANDERSON COUNTY
In the Court of Common IVrns
Caroline Latimcr, Plaintiff. VS. Rosta Hay.
ME, Emily Jefferson. At al, Defendants.
-C"mpt.ha .im E:s:uim.
Ell virtue oi an ORDER ot safe to me di-
I'D rected in the above stated ease hv bis
Honor Judge J. : C"thran. hearing date
9Th October, 1882, I will sell at Anderson
e. H., S. c.. on SALEDAi in NONEM-
Der next the following described Tract of
Land, as the Real Estate Of Charles Haynie,
deceased, to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, con.
tanning 25Oa acres, more or less. stu.te in
Anderson County, adjoining lands OF ]. II.
Little, Thomas Anderson, ct al, and known
as the Brown Tract
TERMS OF SALE-Onc third cash, and the
remainder OH credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale. Purchaser
20 gave bond and mortgage of premises to
secure the purchase money, and to have
ieave to anticipate payment ut any time.
Purchaser to pay extra for papers.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, Master
Oct II, 1882 I3
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
In Tie Court of Common IYu,

In The Court of Common Iqcas.
Alice j. McCrary vs.. Thomas Burns and
Robert Burns. ct al Complaint .tor Par
tifton, &c.
10y virtue of an order of sale to me di.
-19 rected in the above stated case by his
Honor Judge B. G. PRESLEY, bearing date
goth June, 1882, l will sell Mt Anderson
G: H., S. Co.. on SALEDAY in NOVEM-
BER next, the following described Tract of
Land. to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, con.
tanning 496 scres, more or less, situate in
Anderson County, on the East side of
Twenty.Tbree Mile Creek, and bounded by
lands of Samuel McCrary, deceased, War
rem Miller, and others
This Tract will be divided into three ar
more Tracts, and each Tract sold separate. !.
ly, plats of which will be exhibited ON day
of sale.
TERMS or SALE-One. half cash, and bal.
ance on credit of twelve months. with
interest from day Of sale, secured by bond
and mortgage Of the premises, with leave
to anticipate payment at any lime. Pur-
chaser to pay extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master
Oct II, 1882 l3
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lTe Wanted to Soar.

At Selma, Ala, the colored man who
carried my grip" to the depot wanted to
know if any Of his race up North held
political Offices, and when l mentioned
one or two instances, he replied:
"Dar hain't no sort o. show fur Us down
htah no mo-"
"What's to prevent you from running
for Officer"
"Hush Doan' talk so loud! In de
fust place l hain't got dc confidence in
myself"
"How's that"
"Wall, sposen was menshuned by de
noosepapers Us n candydate fur de Legis-
iachur. De ole woman she'd git her
bnck up all of sudden, an feel too
good to 'sociate wild de niggers libin'
round heah, an she'd drnp de wash.
board an begin to powder up an put on
style"
'"Yes."
can ebcry nigger at de hotel he'd
want mo to git him job at dc Capitol,
nm if l didn't promise dey wouldn't vote
fur me-"
II see."
can de white trash would 'spect me
10 rent box at de pos Office, smoke
cigars, war q plug hat an hire my butes
BACKED"
Eyes"
can de reg lar gemlen would ak me
If l could read an write an spell an ci-
pher, an git me ell boxed up in no time
tall"
"Just so."
can in case I wasn't 'leckted uar am
iist 5000 niggers in dis nayburhood who'd
laff an grin an chuckle till I'd go home
an' upset de family an make q bee line
frew de woods fur Tennessee. 1t takes
heap O. confidence to face oil dat's what
keeps me- down. ii like 10 enter do
pollytical field an soar away to offs, but
lack de nerve. want de offs, but /
fen, dc result in case should drap when
went to soar."-IM Omd.
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nj Office FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Administrators of
the Estate Of Sarah Saylors. deceased here
by gives notice that he WILL on the 25th
day of November next. apply to the Judge
of Probate of Anderson County for a Final
Settlement Of said Estate, and discharge
from said Administration.
WIN. J. SAYLORS, Admir-.
Oct 2i, 1852 Is IS
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON GorSTv
In The Court Common Pleas

In The Court Common Pleas.
Alexander c. Harris. Plaintiff, VS.. Nancy
Dorr, Robert l.. Harris, ct al, Defend.
ants.-Co'nptdintJ Jor Partition, &c.
PY virtue Of All order of sale to me di.
~ rected In the above stated case by his
Honor Judge ). 8. Cothran, bearing date
9th October, 1882, will sell at Anderson
G. H., s. c., on SALEDAY in NOVEM-
BER next, the following described Tract OF
Land. to witt -
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, con.
tanning ose hundred and twenty five acres
more or less, situate in Anderson COUNTY
lying on Beaverdam Creek, on both sides
OF the Dorr Branch, and adjoining lands OF
NJ. Is. Williams, d. II. Hammond and 9th.
ers
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, and the
remainder on a credit of twelve months
with interest from date. Purchaser riyinr
a bond and mortgage on the said premises
With the privilege of anticipating payment
w: W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
ssCct IL 1889 gHlss
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HOW TO SAVE Wov,

a rics, Notions, Cigars Ci'esi I.t Goks.
from me. | hny and sci! Co,,roa9 ..oa9a
and keep the best Cider and ndTIIay M
on hand. | have also bouphtL tLalS MA 4
the City OF Anderson to 5I. sal, 9s b:
GhuIn I Power in the United Is s,ss. b
enid can work it. Cali and I'd. ssa;, s'a's
will be sure to buy. ""u zee Its!
d. J. B0HASyy
Depot Street, Andeno, =,
May 4, 1882 40 Il
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A PUBLICATION FOR CHARTER
"A Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersisned will apply to John W D.n;ais
Clerk of the Court for Anderson Comn,y .
at the expiration of thirty days from thIs,
date, for Charter for Pine Grove Rani;s,
Church, situate In Dark Corner township
IN the State and County above written.
Oct IL, 1882 u
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

Npf'HSo.S w y i 1
III he L"mn Of Common Peas.
Henry l.. Butler, ct al, Plaintiff vs. J. c.
IIuynie, q al., Defendants. - Complaint
for ForcclHurc.
VpY virtue of dccretal order to me di-
4I rected i'll the above stated case by his
Honor Judge T. Is. Fraser, hearing date 5th
October, 1881. / will sell Mt Anderson c. H.,
S. c., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER
next. the following described Tract of Land,
to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning 525 acres, more !or. less, situate. in
Anderson County, i'll the State Of South
Carolina, on branches .Of Beaver Creek.
adjoining lands Of VIM. $. Hall, Samuel
G. Hall, and others.
Terms OF SALEOnc-t third cash, and the
remaining two-thirls on credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale. to
be secured by bond and mortgage of the
premises, with leave to anticipate payment
at any time. Purchaser to pay extra for
papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Oct l2, 1882 l3
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Sale
STATE OF SOUTH CAHOLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON


In hc lomt IF Cinnamon W.ds.
John -. Sitton ard !. w. Pickcns. ENccu.
tors. &c. Plaintiffs, vs.. Mrs. Marcy G.
Ackcr. Mrs. Ruth ". Archer, ct al. De-
PENDANTS. - Lmi,hint Jpr Foreclosure.
DY virtue of Il dccretal order 10 me III
Gp rccted III the above stated case by his
Honor Judg" J. s. Cothran. hearing date
9TH October, 1852, will sell at Andersen
T.. H., 5. c., Oh SALEDAY IN NONEM
BER next, the following describe! lot If
Land. to wit:
ALL THAT LOT or ph RCEl. Of LAND
situate III the Town Of WIliiuiustOu IL ~"
County Of Anderson, containing one acre,
more or less bounding hinu- Ackcr It al.
Terms OF SALx-c.,sh. Purchaser t. pay
extra for papers.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
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LAND FOR SALE,

A VALUABLE tract Of 81 acres "f land
IA with ordinary residence and good
out,buildings. nine miles South Of Andcr-
sou, Forty acres fresh cleared land, bal
anCc woods and old fields. Call on tie un-
dersigned at his residence, or address him
for further particulars at 4 Anderson, s. G..
}. =. DUNCAN.
Oct 10 1882 If 3
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-11-02
Ginning Notice.

U HAVE my ginning machinery in splen-
L lid order. and will insure satisfaction
to ali who favor me with their custom:
Thanking my friends for past patronage, I
.nuin solicit their cotton, and propose to
keep up with the times by ginning for the
onc.twentietli Highest cash price paid for
Cotton Seed
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