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A lady assistant always in attend
Cry, April 9th, SO.
II. E. GfOiV:
Dear Sir-Having suffered this win
ter with a severe attack Of Rheuma-
tism, also Pneumonia, take pleasure
in testifying to you that under your
treatment OF Electricity / have found
great benefit and relief in both instan-
ces. Respectfully
Mas. NJ. NJ. BAKRATr.
SALT LAKE. Cry, April, 26, 1886.
II. E. GrOt0:
Dear SRI am pleased 20 say that
your Electrical treatments have been
very beneficial to me in removing Nen-
ralgia and Bilious affections that nave
troubled me for a considerable time.
Yours truly, 6Eo. C AkELAs'
SALT LAKE CRY, April "a, SO.
II. Z. Grow: a. 81
Dear SRI take pleasure In stating
that nv wife has been benefited by your
treatments. Yours respectfully,
- H. J. GRANT.
saLr LAKE, CRY, April Is, 1856
Mr. II. T.. iGrOiO:r s1is la
Dear Sir - Having suffered VIII
Bronchitis and Catarrh for some une'
/ have derived great beleht ana COLL
fort from your treatment: nancy
from the application OF electncl.y
which though in its youth, has SHOWN
great results. Respectfully,
JAMES Z. Jennings.
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The Hot Springs mineral water has
been tried by US, and We can freely
recommend IL TO the trade as equal to
the best imported brands.
GoDBE PITIs DRUe Co.
Other testimonials to the excellent
curative properties are being constantly
received. These waters can be shipped
in bottle or bulk to any part OF the
country JOHN Beck tropr.
Box 434, Salt Lake.
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NoTICE-

N REGARD 10 @, TIE TIL.
osgbl ISIs ~ 81 snT properly t1E f e
8. .s:s4s sS'5s5 .f;i 8 i iRfE BIS s.
\; sb.te%tsd5slr u must Be made e 2 int
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az e. E 5- Is S 3 d S a i8S-q
- i'. .7. t1e barred. according to 'hs
2, cd the law: Court
b !ohN County Clerk
siu - 18th 1850.
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voted 70 the iuterests OF the peopia OF OGDEN.
The Branch Office of The HERGLD Is To-
Gated with N. Tanner, Jr., over Burton,
Herrick & Whites, Fourth Street Ogden.
Utah. where subscriptions and ADVERTISE.
ments win be received on the same terms as
q the Salt Lake Office.
Communications addressed to THE SALT
LAKE HERALD. Ogden, viii receive prompt
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SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. %, 1886.
We can fully endorse the Hot Springs
mineral water as having no superior.
2. @. NJ. I. DRUG DEPT,
Per RoB'T CLEGHoRS,
Manager.
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Sherif's Sale.

James VI. Sullivan anil others against Jno. II.
ToIbrrt ct al.-Sundry Executions.
RI virtue of Snndry executions to me direct
- cd. in ilI1 above stated case, Will sell tn
the highest bidder, at public auction, wi hin
thc Legal hOnrS Of sale, at Abhcvi'lc Court
HOUSE, on Monday. the SIKH day of Drcem-
Der. !'>i, all the right tillranL interest of no.
Il. TDlhrrt in the following described proper
ty, to wit: Tract No. ], containing
TiIRr.f: HUNDRED AND FIFTT-TIIItEE
ACRES,
moro or less, bounded by lnndS Of j. \. Tart
low, J. u. HroO...;, the l.aIrcnS lands and 9TH
c"S. Tract Nh. ,. continuing
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIN
ACRES.
moro or less, and bounded by J. Milling. :. =.
Brooks and others. formerly known as the
Eulcr lands. Tract No.3, containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
moro or less, and bounded by L. j. Brooks, Ic
l.0y Lee. y. McNcill and Others, and known
HS the Horn tract. Tract M. !, coniainin!
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by T.. \. WATSON
y. j: yu!hrrt, Mrs. Whitl0:k and others. and
known us tie Mcneil place. Levied on and
10 he sold as the property uf Jno. X. Tnl3prt,
To satisfy the aforesaid executions and costs
J. i. C.. DUPRE.
Sheriff .tbbevillc County.
Nov. 10. 1856 st
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THD C.,G, 6 AR, R,
TOWNSHIP ELECTION
For the Advancement of the
Interests of the En-
terprise.
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF. ABBEVILLE.

DY THE BOARD OF COUNTY CON-
missioncrs of the County Of Abhevillc,
in meeting assembled, on this the 1st day
of November, 1856.
BE it rcsolDcd by the Board Of County
Commissioners Of the said County of Alb
beville, now met and sitting as a Board,
That in pursuance Of the provisions Of an
Act of the General Assembly Of the State
of South Carolina, entitled sin act to
Incorporate the chester, Greenwood and
-1bbcUWc Railroad C0mpany," approved
22d December \. d. 1855, and upon the
written application of majority of the
owners of real estate Of Abbeville Town
ship, in said Stale and County, duly re-
ceived by this Board, asking that an cleo
ton be held upon the question Of SUB
.SCRIPTION or NO INSCRIPTION,
to the capital stock Of the Chester, Green
wood and Abbeville Railroad Company,
of bonds to the amount Of THREE PER
CENT. of the taxable property in said
Township, be submitted to the qualified
voters Of said Township, in accordan &c
with the terms Of the Act of incorpora-
ton of said Railroad Company, approved
ed December, 1856. Said bonds to be is
sued on the condition that the track of
the said Railroad Company be located
through the town of Abbcville, in said
Township, aceol ding to the provisions OF
said Act. An election bc held OIL the
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PROHIBITION SHOULD BE DEIANnED.
JnauSwcra3le objections 20 ttiH Sale
CT yY.,iShey Ws:iSiiey a Luxury
we Cannot Afford.

Editor Press ara Banner:
The results Of the election are now sure. No
Question now Sprnngcan prejudice any c;lnui-
date. Though slightly discussed during the
last -, rinary camimign." We do not think
the tr!nrrraucc question Affected. except
slightly, our c:cc,i0n. Any thing said nov,
therefore, can not Ec considered as "Si'ruig
on any particular candidate, or aS proceeding
rr0n spite We wish Ia be understood aS adj.
vornt.ng temperance, even 10 the extent q!
nrohibiti0n O.! the most advanced i%p1. We
hn,c :he question will never control t:ic poll
tic; Of the CountE, nut we think Tor Two rca-
sons. prohibition should he demanded.
l>t. It's tendency is towards immortality.
Tna; il the Wci"htirSt rea~Gn. The one never
nss;:ilcd. The one that is un3 n3Ssaiab!c. VIC
will say nothing of that now.
Tho next is convincing also. ircunHriiy II
would be advantageous. THIS country l. TOO
poor to irhnl%a in niany luXufic;. IL tS too
i.0ur 10 indullr in any expensive on". N"ai-
firm most positively that the drinking u. Ii
amor in its various shares is the most cNncI:
Sivc luxury in which this county indWl.cS.
The total uUmbrr of men in This comfy i;
about 500. 30 we will say never drink al
nil. 2UJ take or average > drinks each day;
:SO uvc,agc 1 each day; 80 take each day
$50 take each day; $40 average c;'c; sale
,!ay: 5Ol average each Saturday night: s."
average 4 piece during the year. some
drinks cast more tl;;n ID ccn!S-Som" cO>t
less We will average them :tt tha;-iuSt one
dime Il picce-and this is the Way the c':;t Ui
WhiSkcJ fUUtS up:
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W. Mothers Death.
bI REV. l.. IL. W i.>OS.

"OCruEi:E -? ISSi.
Mother lied this afternoon and w.H be
buried Tomorrow
Such was the simple message that conveyed
the tidin"S to me OF the dvpaTtur" OF Oh" WHO
lad been. for nearly three quarters o! Il con
tury, Il living, loving m"n;h"r OF t%risiS :
church ,-wh. had given The be-! period "i i:"r
lie to the missionary work in India: cnniin-
ned in She same loving ministry III America
;,s long rs health and strength rrrnlil"" :;
never wcarird in her Masters service, ana III
last at the good old age of nearly ci"tili $50
Ell years and as Il shock Ol corn lui!E ripe, uS-
see ndrd Ia the tomb i'll peace.
And that one WAS my mother. Ih"S" bricl
statements will e. nlain the following lines:
On what ara thD>. tidug: so heavy, 50 drc&r
That so sadly my spirit chillS.
Which tre wires iil>h "ut to my listening car
From clrolinaS distant hills"
That news which thrills through my beng
whole! t
ON. what is that news so strange, pray.
Dh hush. nv soul while tue :,riCi.warCs roll
cur glorious mother died TO Gay.
"p;cd to-day in q grand old age.
And died in her grand old faith:
died in Il triumph over satan rage
Ave, died as :: rnnGn"rnr dicth.
For away. away, from ;'!c tr!itEt!c>H c.;l!
Her glorious spirits He'd.
And we to-day that dust convey
To the silent house of dead.
On. tondcrly. tcudcrly. bear it along,
And t,ndcrly lay il away:
Itt the Slcp Dc l!iil' '''u '"' '"N' ~
That bear that roflincl clay.
Eris :; sacred trust. aye t." precious dust
or one of the dear LOld'S own,
Then tcnhcriy bear il. if bear IL &c must,
And tcnGcr!y raise the stone
'TTS The cIid Of Il KiaG: yc are carrying to-day
Tho mantlcd and robcd for the tomb;
Ayn child of Il kiu", whom he cai!cih away
10 his home, aye. his OWE hi"Si home.
And never Il one dntn the Si;n sim" ON,
Il, nod f'it,'n -
Mclhii,iiS more meet hi~ Pr1S2Ac" To greet,
Than she who lies Wr"p?td in yon ShT"uu'
For those feet, they have stood where the
IIimalayaS rose,
yith their irc.clal SUBMITS Oh high.
Or where the Gangts rolled, meath lie torrld
Cows
Oi a ScorchinS Indian sky:
And full oft have walked, whlc those lips
And those hands have p2ln,cd above.
While the listener stirred with tie thrilling
word,
Drank tic story in OF Il Saviour'S love.
And those eyes have wept "'cr others that
And that heart. It has b!cd in its relief
Ger the sorrows and woes ana burdens Q!
those
Who have turned toh"r tears FOR grief
Then trudcrly, tCndcrly bear her along,
And tcndcr.y lay Ecr away;
Lei her rest with the strong, hcr sun ana her
song,
Till lie comes comes on the great rising d"y.
Oh what is tina; tiaingS that cru>hcth my soul,
What is that tiGiincS, pray"
Hush. hush my puor soul while thy grief
waves roll
som. UicyiOus mother Iii d to dny.
-CiiS!iua Observer.
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E!E. EEWIE FALLS INTO TIT Hands CT
ROBBERS.
One OF the Beauties aud Delights; OF
f5.e .t=ricw,;u"n! Eair ia C%iT:::-
CnlUmIiu Register.


Walker Cole, the sharper WHO attempted 10
NJ. ia; colin Erwin ~ lie fair GROUNDS on
Thursday, wHS sen; before I:;:t! Justice. iick.
lin. yesterday morning from tA" Mayors
Court. Mc>Srs. w. =. MUn;i.lh and John Mo-
Mu>tcraplr,iIcd as coGiI.ci tor thc accused
ana c!al:.rd Il preliminary hrrin% Mr.. W.
G. thIliS, wt:u Was aPio!Gt"d by The S'l;Itc
\"rirulir:ll and McchanicIl Sucicty 10 ~"
1nat Cole was prosecuted, Was on hand and
Z";,lnuNy applied him;>rli to that duty.
The >t.tcn!rnI of Mr. Erwin Was taken and
sworn To. lie testified that he wa% i'll Il driiSc
crowd and flI :n!nr one snatch his i"scX"i
book from his pants lUrHet. lie imnlrd,atC-
ly told his; wife. who WAS lew lc"t away,
t:iai su:nr one had robbed htin, and returned
To tn" spot in an instant 10 So Il lie cOu.u GC.
t.ct The thief or taiCrcS. lie Wa> tlvn set
u3Du kv three men who lr"l"niri To Syinlt.
thiHc with him in the affair and Il second at
tempt WAS made To take rom lis pcrSOl S..b
which I've had Kept In his inside vest pocket.
While one was holding Oh 10 him III an as
slnlcd excited way, Mr. Erwin felt som" one
unDIt!un hi,; vcSt and maze Il thrust iJr the
money, but he jrrlird away aili saved llin!-
snlr from b"in; robbed Il second time. IL"
Identified & ,r as the man who unhuitourd
his vest anG at;clniic'l 10 Grt ;ti tlr In"hry
lie Inrn called the police and hah Cole aii,,>:-
ed Co:c jvrkcd away from the officer ami
made :: dash To aScHp". hut ran into the arms
q: Mr.. IL. X. 1honi;ts Of sumter, who held
him last
The counsel for the accused claimed. That aS
no theft had been committed their client was
not guilty of any crime in :hc eyes oil the law
ANA StIDultl Dt .ii. ~ ~
cross examination said Coles iIiniiurlir>
were very gracious, and The counsel used 'hi"
10 set up Il defense against Il pr 'hahlr charge
az uiSuIticry conduct. Mr.. Erwin stated that
while Cole WAS att 'mi!in% To rob him II" head
Il scarf so that his hiIid cnI!d moi hc seen.
Trial Justice FIckling WAS convinced tlht
the accused WAS Il bad man. hui no criln"
conid bc charged against him. ii" was soii'r-
what at Il loss rs to what action To take, but
tiuali, dct, rmucd to hod the party as Il r".-
Aol suspect Il OF Il I'd int; nlirS To ""'n:I'it
disordctly conduct. lie therefore r'lu!cd II
bond of >"0O from the accused, binding him 10
keep the pvacc Il year and a day. 'uui.S'
rro cs,cd that the hoi.d WAS top much and
tE.r the defendant cOn.d mo- !u.ni>iI It, liur.
inc the ,lnv tie bond was rruuc,"s Ia ~, ;Iiid
.nI il was given with Julius II. Manrir rs
S ,rr;y II is undv: stood that Cole has skip
Ise / thereby saving the hnnl>;n IN from nIG-
liable loss from further diSHruC-.y CGH"Uct oil
the part of the accused;
The roc!icthook wlirll WAS SioIch coh'i'lAco
lc;wrCn so and go.
Mr Erwin i< II well known, respected cti-
zen Of IIonca Path. AbHcv!itc toiiiE.
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SheriG's Sale.

u. II. Chamberlain actl others n 'ainSt Mary
T.. Brown.-Sundry Executions.
!oY virtue OF sundry executions TO me G;rcct-
- c,l, in the above stated case, will sell to
the highest bidder. 1T pub .ic auction, within
The l.:iI hours of sale, at AhheTillr Court
iIGuSn on Monday. In" sixth day of Drcrni.
her y. D. lS|i, all II" right, title and interest
OF II. +. Brown In the following described
Io wit: All thar tract or parcel Of
land. situate, lying ana being in the County
of .ihbcvilI", South Carolina, and cunt1ining
UEE HUNDRED & TiIIRTY.TWO ACRES,
mora or less ami bounded Ivy lands of +. Ed
ward Calhoun, VI. J. M"Crlvr. {. \. White
ana others. Levied on anil to be sold rs the
of Nary +. Brown, 10 satisfy the
aforesaid execution and costs. TER MS-taS.
j. +. G.. DuPRE,
Sheriff .tbbcviilG County.
Nov y, 1856, ct
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SheriT's Sale.

John Bradley, az Ward and others, nga!nS;
Wilson Notwithstanding Executions.
CY vi:tur o: sundry executions to me direct
= c.l, in tl!C above stated ease, will sell to
ihc hI:hr>t bidder, at publ: auction. Tithn
tl:r lrrai huurS Gf >aic. at .thhCrili" {. II on
Monday. the sixth day of Ec:cinbcr, J. 81, ~"
rpltuwing described property, to wit: All
that tract or parcel Of lanl, situate. lying and
being i'm The County of Abhcril'e, South Car.
Gina and known rs the Home Place, and
c0ntainin.
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
more ~ less. and bounded by lands of DR.. j.
W. Wi.IcmLn, Iic::ciiri Hurnri, VI. Ii. Pen
Ir ana ulhc's. which Will h" div:d" into
small traces and rlats exhibited on dag
Of sale. Levied on and I" I've sol! al
the property nf Wilson Watkins, 10 satisfy
tive af TcSitiG Executions and "n>tS. TERM )
-casI. ]. +. G.. DrnllE.
Sheriff AEtcrillc County.
November 10 1855.
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Sherif's Sale.

w. Joel Smith d Son against J. o. Scott--EX
ccutiOn.
ny vrtuo of IN Execution to me directed in
X the above stated ease, | will sell to- the
highest bidder. ut Public Auction, within the
legal hours of sale. ut Abhevil!cC. II on Mon
day, the sixth day o; December 1SnH, al, the
right, title and interest. subject to levy and
sale, of j. q. Scott in The following described
pro Jcrty. To wit: All that tract or parcel of
land, situate, lying and being in the County of
Ahbrviilc. South Carolina, and containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
more or less, and bounded, by lands Of VIM.
Guthrie, jeanette Morrow thc Wells cStHtr
ana others Levied OH and 10 be sold as the
property of j. o. S"OtI. 10 satisfy the aforesaid
execution and costs. TERMS-t'aSh.
j. +. C.. nCPRE,
Nov. 10, 1856. Sheriff y. c.
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The State of South Carolina
Nov. II, 1856, 3t

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
~ TIE PROBATE COURT.
". +. Johnson, as Administrators, &C.,
Plaintiff against Rcbecca Johnson,
Ida p. Williams, ct al, Dclendants.-
Complaint for Sale Of Lands to Pay
Debts, Dover, &c.
I WILL SELL At PUBLIC OUTCRY
at Abbcvillc c. H.. on SaIcday in Deem
Der next, for The payment of debts, the
following described real estate, belong
ing t. the estate OF l.. J. Johnson, deccas-
ed, to wit:
l. The Dale Tract, containing
One Hundred and Forty Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Allen
McCantcy, VIM. Mckenzie and others.
.. The Barnes Tract, containing
One Hundred and Thirteen Acres,
more or less, bounded ny lands Of John
\. Brooks, johnson Tract and others.
3. One smal! tract, containing
TWENTY-FIVE Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of j. \.
Brooks, Barnes Tract and others.
TERMS OF ALE-Onc-half of the
purchase money t" he paid in cash, the
balance on credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured by
bond CT purchaser and Il mortgags of the
Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Nov. -, 1856, st
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE CT SOUTH CaR0LEEA,


COUNTY uE' AnBEEI!.LH.
co-Er " Co,iMoN rLi:AS.
Emma @. Anderson Icy Guar,.i,un al Rcm
a.ainst Mary H.. DIrrnpu:i Ct al-i'iE-
ti:ion.
I,Y virtue of an order of sale mad" in the
ID al.rvr stated cus", will 0n'r lHr S;:!'' III
pnhI, outcry ~ Ahh:N!llrt: H. ;. T., Hi > ,'
of saIr. inr fuliowinr d''$rr!hci ir'i"riE. D.
ihr the JOINT r>ial" ot ". :. !ir.i an" !hr t".t
Mrs = l.. Bell, deceased. SHUT" i'll SAID Stai',
and County, 10 N!!: All t!il' ii''ct vi paw
Of land CUnl&iiiinS
Two Esund,cd and Ilfiy-Scycn Acres,
moro or less. bounded by lands of Il. =. Pin
son. ur. W. Il. Mtllwrr, B'''S;|E ana nlh,rS.
and known ~ Tract No. |: -NlSo tli;'t lfacI "'
parcel of land, containing
One Hundred and Nincty-SiX ana
Six.TcnthS Acres,
moro or less, ana honndcd hy lands Of ". !
Wells L. =. Blake, L. y. Mrfrilian and "i'.
riS. and known rs Tract No :: Also that
frar; or parcel OF land containing
Eighty Acres,
more or los. ard bounded ny l;urtlS of nr. :!
G.. Maxwell. J. X. Blake. ". J. Wei :. and 9th
rrS and know as Tract No .: .\l-o, that
tract OF parcel oi land cont dining
One Hundred and Thirty Acres.
more or less, and bounded by la"ds of nr. J.
G. MaXwr.i B,Hslry. all others. aud En"Wn
rs rr;ict 40. /, S,id lands lac Oh iirT,l .h"or
Creek. within TWO miles of the town oI GicCu-
wood.
TERMS OF s;ALE-OnC-third cash, balance
in two Ctil;al instruments rHyahir III o!ir ana
tw,, wears with interest on carh from day "i
sale, secured hy huni of ihc lurcliaS"r"n"
mortgage oi lhe prrmir"N III ctch i,'H'H'l,c;;
Purchaser 10 pay tbs Master for i,ar"IS and
rcc,rGin@.
Noy - 1SsG 3t
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Sheriff S Sale.

Perkins manufacturing Co., and others against
K:chard nuncaiI.-Sundry Executions.
ItY virtue of .;Gndry Executions To me di:
- r"vl"d. in The nbnvr stated case, VIII sell
To tie hi.h">t bidtl'r at Public Auction, with
in The !r.al hours OF SAFE. at .thbrvli!c Court
House on Monday, tn" Gh 'lay"f Dcccmhcr.
isSli. all the r.hi, tllr and interest of Richard
Dun"an in tn" following described property,
20 wit: AL thai tract or parcel of land sit
Ilat". lying and being in the County 0i Ahbc-
willie. South Carolina. and known its the MantZ
Place, ana containing
THREE HUNDRED AND T:IIHTI-ElGlIT
ACRES,
more or less, AMI hnpndch by lands Of j. VI.
Pun, \. J. CEEli%2;!rs. and others. Levied
un and To hr sod ;rS tin. property of Richald
pumc:!ii, To satisfy the aforesaid Executions
and cGSl<. TERMS-taSh.
J. +. &. DrpEE,
NOv. II, 1885. Sheriff y. [.
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Sheriff Sale.

J. VIM. rnwcr rs Trustee and others against
l.. ". Williams uHh X. l.. VII
l:amS.-SunGry Executions.
YlT virtue OF an Execution to me directed.
- in The above stated rasr, will SCI 10 the
highest bidder, ai Public Auction. wi.hiu the
ir.:nl hnuls OF sale, ut Ab'Drvilr Court House,
OI MundHy, tn" sixth Ga% Of prrcnbcr, 1856,
all l!ll right, iii" and uirrcSt subject To levy
ana sac, Of y. ". Williams, in tic following
drSrribrd property, to wit: All that iiar!
ar parcel uf IanI, situate, lying and lrrinS III
tine County of Ahbrvilr. South Carolina. and
know II as the Home rllc" and containing
SlN HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less ami bounded by lands Of J. T..
brownies, .Inn. q. CiimkScillcS and others.
lrvirl on and to he sod US the property of
Hrnj. VI. W ,lan!S to satisfy the aforesaid En-
c,ttiOu and co.'s. Tri.tMS-tISh.
D. G.. DrPRE,
EoY. ~, 1915. Sheriff y. &.
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The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Martha j.. Norwood, as Administrative,
&c., Plaintiff against Ludie n. Speer,
Jennie p. Glymph, ct al, Defendants.
Complaint to Sell Land to Pay
Debts, &c.
l. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY
1T Abbcville G. H., on Saletlay in Decem-
Der next, for the payment of debts, the
following described real estate, belong
ing to the estate Of DR.. W. c. Norwood,
deceased, to wit:
l. The Home Tract, containing
Seventy Two Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of VIM.
McNairy, C. & G. Il. r. and other lands
Of the estate.
.. The Parks Tract, containing
Thirty-Six Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of J. L.
Keller, Estate lands and others.
8. TIL, Brown Tract, containing
Ten Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of DR.. B.
C. Hart, Wm Butler and others.
4. The Watson Tract, containing
Seventy Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Heffer-
non estate, VIM. Butler and others.
5. The Cochran Tract, containing
Five Acres,
more or less, bounded by Watson Tract
and other lands Of the estate.
6. One HOUSE AND LOT in the town
oc Hodges, containing
Three and One-HaIf Acres,
moro or less, bounded by lots Of D. B.
Glymph, j. D. Cochran, G. e. G. r.. II.
and others.
I. The McGhee store house and lot in
the town of Hodges, SIXTY (G0) FEET
front width, THIRTY SEVEN (37)
FEET back width by ONE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTEEN Q17) FEET il
length, bounded by d. B. Glymph,
House and Lot No. 6, and others.
s. The Smith place, containing
Three Hundred & Thirty-NInc Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs.
D. Ellis, J. y. Ellis, j. y. Smith, and
others.
0. The Bcacham place, containing
Two Hundred & Seventy Eight 4 cres,
more or less, boundeh hy lands Of w. A.
Moore, Doe Arnold, Estate of Mrs. NJ. \.
Gary anl others.
TERMS OF SALE - One half cash,
haian.e OH Il credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured
hy bond OF purchaser and Il m0rtgage OF
the property. Purchaser to pay for pa
prrS.
Several of the above described tracts
yiIl be divided and sold in smaller par
cells.
j. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.