The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
S.ALED.iY.
a Big Crowd in Town-Tie Land Sales
Zig Trade in Mules.

Big Trade in Mules.
Last Monday was L mode! Southern
winter day Cod, clear and Lracine o
lt was just such a day as one woulC
like to go to town if lie lived in the
country, or if he lived in the tow1
Just such Il day as he would like
to Ia ke Il drive i'll the country and ell
Joy the pure and braciug atmosphere
to be found no where else. This being
saleday 1t brought the country to town
They came in large numbers. The old
custom of going to the Court House on
Saleday was truly observed. People
came whether they had business OF
not. And we were glad to see them.
There was 4 good deal of land to sell.
Some Of it brought very good prices
and some sold cheap, but below the
sales will be found in detail.
MASTERS SALES.
The Master made sales in the follow
ing cases
In the case Of Glider VS. Folk, house
and lot in town, containing acre, to
Jno. {. GogganS for $2O40.
In the case of Sligh VS. Wicker, S6
acres, to Emanuel Berry for 500.
In the case Of kinard VS. Ring, 50
acres, to J. X. P. Gogeans for 1913.
In case ofFulmer vs. ConneIy % acres,
to Benz. w. Boone for 500.
In the case Of CrOsson VS. Crosson,
sold In two tracts. Tract No. l, 81
acres, to Nora T. Cromer for $500. No.
:, seventy-1ive acres, to Wm.H Wendt,
for $500.
In the case of Cromer VS. Cargill, there
were two tracts. Tract No. !, contain
ing 26 acres, to Mary Wicker for S2l4.
Tract No. ,, cOntalhg T. acres, to }. \.
Cromer, for $l0+.
In the case OF Nichols vs. Nichols, 81
acres, to Allen N. Nichols, for 3SV5.
In the case of kinard, Administrator,
VS. Brown, tract No. 3, containing Il6,-
52-lOO, acres TO J. X. 7. Goggans, for
$50. No. +, containing 24O acres, to
same for $3.50.
In the case Of Birge VS. Wise Bros,
store and lot in Prosperity, to W. $.
Birge for $3.50.
In the case OF Wheeler VS. Wise
Bros, ,45 acres in the town ofProsperity,
TO Luther d Hawkins, for 5000.
In the case of Caldwell VS. Caldwell,
the lands were sold in several tracts.
No. /, OF the Home Place, containing SO
acres was reserved. No. 2, Of the Home
Place, containing pa 40 acres, to Mrs.
A. G. Caldwell for $500.
No. 9, the Wicker Place, containing
2l9 oI-lOO acres, to J. y. Martin for
S5l5.
No. 10, the Brown Place, containing
9S! acres, to Albert Nance, for 1886.
No. II, the Fuimer Place, containing SO
acres, to w. II. Hunt, Jr., Attorney,
for Sl03.
No. 3, Of the Home Place contain
ing III acres, to j. +. J. Caldwell for
5000.
No. \, of the BRAKEMAN Place,
containing l42 acres, to the same for
S4i5.
No. , a, of the BRAKEMAN Place,
containing lSG S-l0 acres, to the same
for $3.50.
No. 3 A, Of the BRAKEMAN Place, con-
tanning l4l acres, to the same for $500.
No. s, the Duck Pond Place, con-
tanning 2l9 acres, to the same for SS77o.
NO. +, of the Home Place, containing
l6l 7-lO acres, to the same for $3.50.
PROBATE JUDGES SALES.
The following sales ofreal estate wer
made by the Probate Judge:
In the case of McGraW VS. McGraw,
lot IN Helena, acre, to J. X. p. Cog
gans, tor $40.
In the case Of Kinard, Administrator,
VS. Maybin, sold IL ) tracts. No. l,
l32 acres, to Mrs. Elsie VI. Maybin for
$195.
No. ,, 3S5 acres to the same for 1913.
No. 3, 130 acres to the same for $500
NO. t, lJ7 acres to the same for 1881.
NO. ;, .l63 acres to the same for S425
BIG TRADE IN MULES.
During the day there was big sale
of mules, As being sold by the different
dealers. j. P. & T. C.. Pool sold %, w.
A. Wallingford u, Alan Johnstone &
Co., 8 and sJ. w. Tribble :. 1t is
wonder what the country does with all
the mules that are brought here every
year.
At Foot's boneyard there was 4 great
crowd and business was lively all day.
There is DO telling how many trades
were made there during the day.
There were very few arrests during
the day. Several had taken a little
too much of John Barleycornn but
the day was toIerabIy quiet.