Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-12-10

like Sample Stvchelin the last stages of a period
ic drunk, they had come "to stay
1t would be superfluous to say that Il few horse
swaps marked the monotony of passing few
hours in town, and that the noble animal
the innocent cause of much chatferng and ban
tering, not to say several exchanges Of equine
flesh, decidedly advantageous to both the con-
tracing parties.
There were no official sales by the Sheriff.
The Clerk of the Court sold the following
property:
At the suit of w. B. Wilson, Jr., against
Joseph a. Mclean and $. \. Glenn; tract of rs
acres known as the "Mckenna place" Bought
by S. a. Glenn at S6 per acre.
At tho suit Of Arnold Freidhicm and Julius
Freidhiem against Allen Henry and Elvir Mil
ler; tract of l35 acres in Catawba township.
Bought by Joseph Miller at SIG per acre.
At the suit of Kennedy Thompson and others
against Stephen Meek and others; house and
lot, bought by J. a. Carroll for S76, and acres
of land bought by J. a. Carroll for Sd.
At the suit Of Edward Coykcndall against
Jennie A. Coykcndal and others house and
lot at Blacks. Bought by Edward Covkcndal
for $500.
George Smith and others tract Of 37i acres in
Moore and Robert Conrad at so per acre.
At the suit of r. J. Cockrell against J. g. Nc
Neel and others "Home tract containing 24O
acres, bid off by John S. McNecl at $3.50 per
acre; the "Postell tract" 200 acres, bid off by
John S. McNeel at Sl2. 90 per acre.
At the suit of Jonathan +. Jackson against
Elizabeth p. Jackson and others tract of l9l
acres, bought by Jonathan +. Jackson at $40 per
acre the "Thomasson tract" - acres, bought
by S. \ Smith at Sl3.75 per acre part Of the
"IIOme place., in the town Of Clover divided
into 25 lots and sold as follows Lot No. |,
bought by John Knox for 80; Nos. > and 3,
bought by John Knox for 80 each; No. 4,
bought by J. +. Jackson for $3.50; Nos. ) and s.,
bought by {. T.. Spencer for 81 and g respect
lively: Nos. and S, bought by w. B. Wilson,
Jr., for s. and 81 respectively; No. 9, bought by
C.. +. Spencer for s.; No. TO- bought by j. Ran
dolph Wallace for s.; No. II, bought by r. y.
| Thomasson for $3.50; No. II, bought by G. T..
Spencer for $3.50; No. Is, bought by c. Sexton
| for sl2; No. II, bought by J. w. Lawrence for
S11.5O; No. Il, bought by X. I}. Ioungblood for
$l5.25; No. l6, bought by $. y. Smith for Sl5
| No. II, bought by J. +. Jackson for $lS.75; No.
| Is, bought by w. VI. Matthews for s35; No Is, OF
the town plat bought byS. \. Smith for s23l ; No.
% of the town plat and part Of 81, bought by R.
w. Shaw for S5l No 25, of the town plat, bought
by n. +. Jackson for $40; No. 2G, Of the town
plat, bought by J. i. Jackson for SIl Nos. Is
30 and 30, of the town plat, bought by j. NJ
Jackson for $780, S2l.50 and $3.50 respectively
NJ. X. Nichols, as agent Of the legatees of the
estate of Daniel Nichols, deceased sold tract
| of 95 acres living miles west of YOrkville
Bought by NJ. r. Nichols as $3.50 per acre.
Among other personal property. j. r. Lind
say, administrator Of r. NJ. Lindsay, deceased
sold shares Of Yorkvile Female College stock
which brought $40 per share, and 10 shares OF
Chester and Lenoir Railroad stock, which
brought 80 per share.