The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-05
Sale Day.


houses from early in the morning until late
in the evening. There was less drunkenness
than usual on Sale Day in December. No dis.
turbance Of the peace occurred.
prices and Of which we would make the fol-
lowing notice:
WmfTLocKs mill and one hundred acres OF
land was bought by w. H. Whitlock last Sale
THE home tract adjoining the New Market
mills. 100 acres, was bought by w. Fl. Whit
lock for 5000.
ceased, was sold last Sale Day by the Execu-
tors. Maj. a. b. Wardlaw bought both tracts.
The Home place, about 100 acres, brought SIS
an acre. The adjoining tract, about 1OO acres,
brought $3.50 an acre.
PROBATE JUDGES SALES.
r. E. Hughes, as admr, against B. F. Hugh.
or, Est. NJ. Erwin, Letitia Maddox and 9TH
ers to Agnew & Mattison, 1885.
S. J. Davis, as admr, against E. ]. Davis and
others, 21 acres, bounded by Sarah Ashley.
r. 7. Davis, Johnson estate and others, to Il.
p. Davis, $500.
MASTERS SALES.
Carole c. Gayer against Mary E. Wallace
Tract No l, 149 and 4.1O acres, bounded by
Mrs. Eugene Lipsoomb, T. L. Moore, DR.. T. S.
Blake and Tracts and 3. to Mary Carter Wal
Tract No ., 9S and o-lO acres, bounded by
Mrs. Lipscomb, J. B. Sample. James Blake and
Tract No. l, to Mary Carter Wallace, SG02.3O.
w. Lipscomb, Mrs. Pool and Tracts and 4, to
Mary Carter Wallace, 81, ,l67.l5.
Tract No. 4, l6S and 6-l0 acres, bounded by ].
w. Lipscomb, r. G. Lipscomb, R. A Griffin,
Tract No: 3 and others, to Mary Carter Wal
lace, S969.45.
Florentha Wilson and others against Jane
Baker and others. All that lot or parcel OF
land In the town Of Lowndesville, 2l2 acres,
bounded by Main street, ]. b. MoSeley and
others, divided into two tracts:
Tract No. to ]. w. Schroeder, 1925.
Tract No. 2 to DR.. j. B. Moseey. $50.
Thos. X. Jackson and others against Ellen
ID. NJ. Wardlaw, II. d. Wilson, d. A. Wardlaw
and the Snake road, to Hunter Brothers, S235.
Lou Ella Latimer and others against Mary
c. Thornton and others, l37 acres, bounded by
place and others, TO n. NJ. Benson, S5O5
n. o. Farmer & Bro. against H. p. Young, 1is
acres, bounded by j. w. Carlisle, A. u. Bow.
man and estate OF Isaac Carlisle, to n. o. Far
mer & Bro, $50.
Pelzer, Rogers d Co. against L. A. Cobb, 16s
acres, bounded by Chas. A. Cobb, deceased, D.
Wyatt Aiken, u. u. Herndon and others, to G.
4. Z. Waller, 81.
Eliza a. Hall against Joshua Ashley and
others:
Tract No. or Home place, 196 acres, bound
ed by lands of Haddon, Wesley a. Black and
tracts ., 3 and I. to A. f. Carwilc, s1,1OO.
Tract No. Q, 11S acres. bounded by lands o.
Callahan, Bryant, Brooks and Tracts and 8
to Joshua Ashley, 81 900.
Tract No. 3, lO7 acres, bounded by lands O
| Tracts l, and 1, to Joshua Ashley, $3.50.
Tract No. 4, 50 acres, bounded by lands o.
Carwile, Haddon, and Tracts l and 3, to ]. H
! Brooks, $3.50.
ers, lots IL and IS in town OF Mccormick, with
| Il frontage on Pine street of 80 feet each and
| running back 100 feet, to j. w. Quattlebaum
attorney, 81 800.
| Estate Of Robert Hutchinson, decd, against
Jane Anne Starke and others, l70A acres
bounded by John Mcneil, Miss Henrietta
Miller; Sarah a: McClung and others, to Jane
| Mary p. Whatley against John II. Ligon and
| others, > acres, bounded by L. II. il w. Z. II. r.
| Estate Z. II. Bradley, deceased, and BarkSdale
Ferry Road, to Eloise Carwile, SGl6.
J. w. Power, trustee, against BENZ. w. Will
liams, Roger l., Williams. That tract or par.
eel of land, the property Of B; W. Williams
containing QUO acres, bounded by lands o.
w. Power, and lying on Penney's creek, wa
ters of Little River. to J. w. Power, 81 200.
Jane G. Hutchinson. ExtX, against Henriet
| Ia F. Miller. lib acres. bounded by NJ. c. Mil
| Ter, Sallie McClung, John McNeill and others
| to Jane G, Hutchinson, SGl9.
Benz. \. Boyd against Phoebe a. PettigreW
and others:
1907 acres, bounded by Z. d. Kay, Alonzc
|
and the County line, to w. Il. Dillingham;
SSG6.
llG acres, bounded by Is. d. Kay. Alonzo u
bowman, John W. Brown and others, TO Mrs
u. 4. Pcttigrcw SlU0.5O.
| j. Fuller Lyon against John Douglass ant
others, $50 acres, bounded by w. w. Edwards
Jacob Miller, Lewis brennan and others, 10
p. Cothran, SGUl.
Remember offer some startling bargain!
in heavy winter shoes for ladies and children
w. L. Bell
Persons Wishing to buy goods can save mon
ey by calling upon Wm. +. Bell. He has some
startling bargains to oller.
Never before in the history of the couatr,
has goods been sold as cheap as w. f. Bell i
selling them.
New lot Of dress goods just received at w
E. Bells.
Hats and bonnets IN the latest Paris styles
Plaid llnseys, Twill sell my llnseys at cost
w. L. Bell.
Childrcn's winter shoes at b0c worth 75c
w. +. Bell.
Ladies heavy winter shoes at SOC. worth s
and Sl.9j. w. +. Bell.
Fresh stock millinery at w. Z. Bells.
Hats and bonnets in all the new shapes an
shades. w. +. Bell.
: Childrcns hats at w. f. Bells.
Children's wool hoods at W. l.. Bells.
Children's velvet hoods at w. l.. Bells.
Chidren's wool socks at w. f. Bells.
have large stock of ladies and children
winter shoes which will close out at yer
low price. w. +. Bell.
Breech and muzzle loading shot guns {
Smith i Sons.
Reloading implements cheap and good O
Smith l. Sons.
Special bargains in blankets ut Smiths.
Always go to headquarters for clothing. i
Rosenberg & Co.
| We can save you money by buying you
shoes from US. Z. Rosenberg Il Co.