The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-11-04
SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER.
Much Farming Land Went Under the
Hammer of the AuctiOnecr-Prtees
Ranged From Low TO Falr.

stores ana the OaukS ulu iair ousincos.
Many old debts were squared, and some goods
were sold. -,
Good order and good feeling prevailed.
Nothing marred The pleasure OF the day, and,
as far as We know, every citizen went nome
satisfied with himself and the balance OF
mankind.
The newspapers were glad TO welcome some
of their customers into their offices. The
most Important matter now before the Amer
lean public. Qhnt is, subscriptions TO Inc
county newspapers,) received satisfactory
consideration in many cases, though tnere
are few instances in which the consldeIa-
tion OF this national question was deferred
until q later day. The people are l. Nv sub
scriolng tor their county papers more geher-
ally than ever before, and from this fact, we
presume they were never as prosperous or as
we'll in formed ON public questions.
For hours the cry of the auctioneer was
heard from the Court House steps. and the iol-
lowing sales were recorded:
BY THE MASTER.
Guiford Cade against Mary E. Jennings
half cash: ,,o
l47 acres, sold 10 S. H. 900
40 acres sold to $. H. Tobart.............".. 80
hS acres, sold 10 NJ. E. Jennings.............. loV
los acres, sold TO Sallie NJ. Truwitt".....-.. 70O
l6i acres, sold 10 w. Fl. .Truwitt........".... soo
5,Sacres ............... 50, IT'S
Average per acre, S5.l3.
II. w. johnson. guardian ad litem against
the Ninety-SiX Manufacturing Co,-cash:
Lot in Ninety.Six to L. NJ. Lipscomb....... S25
30 acres, 10 l.. NJ. LlpScomb".............. lZo
aacres. to T.. NJ. Lipscomb...................... D
sl,45O
Mary Carlisle against Caesar Oliver-fore-
closure-half cash:
40 acres, to Mary r. Carllsle.....""..."...s 200
Greenville Savings Bank against Eva S. Ma
loney--foreclOsure-caS
&c acres, bounded by A. NJ. Aiken, D.
Wyatt Aiken, and others, TO j. NJ.
Graham. 10
W.M. Connor against Annie +, shsrafl
foreclosure-half Gasp:
houn, Wilson creeR, B.L. BooEers 8.
c. Turner, TO NJ. j. SQe
Sarah F. Cartey against Wade Il. Robertson
cash:
l60 acres, bounded by F. NJ. Godbold, G..
W. Connor, and others. to TT. Ellis"sl, 600
Mary s. Alewine against Mary Leila Ale
wine-half cash:
96 acres. to Nancy Jane Alewine.-.......... $40
l53 acres, 10 NJ. s. Alcwine. $50
Average per acre, S5.U.
Sallie L. Thomas against Amanda Ford
half cash:
$50 acres bounded by Foster Morris, F.
NJ. Mitchell, Savannah River, to Es-
tate OF r. D. oOO
Nathaniel Haynes against John N. Kay
partition-half cash:
40 acres, bounded by Ezekiel Harris, K.
d. Phillips, J. II. Sheffield, and John
w. Ashley, to N. A. Haynes..........".S 100
BY THE PROBATE JUDGE.
Estate OF James NJ. Truwitt-half cash:
o. acres. bounded by Estate Williams
TruwitL. j. s. Britt and Dover tract,
sold 10 Il. J. 455
AZ acres, Dover tract. being th9 South
western portion Of the home place,
sold TO T. j. Britt.........................-. Is
IS acres, bounded by A. T. Wideman, NJ.
Goodwin, Long Cane creek and Dow
er tract, sold 10 T. j. Britt. .......... 800
Al acres, being the Southern portion of
the Goodwin tract, bounded by Long
Cane creek, and the Whltemau lands 10l
ZiO foV
Average per acre, S2.S3.
The McWhorter lands
1853 acres, to j. r. New horter.. 900
Life estate In II acres, to w. A. McWhor-
$ so2
The estate of NJ. o. Tolman-half cash:
1874 acres, sold 10 II. 6. Baker...............S COS
lGS acres sold 10 A. NJ. Hll.................. 3S5
ll2 acres, homestead, sold To Mrs. S. NJ.
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