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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.

Liz A>OTInHl GCuOOl, Nl RlCllurOS
had, at last account about 30 teach
crs in attendance.
Miss Julia Landon, is visiting old
friends and school mates in Luray
Va, also in Salem, her old home.
Straw hats at your own price Mt
Hartman 4 Bottimore's.
w. A. y. Miller, Of Swords Creek
was in town last Sunday and Mon.
day.
Mr.. o. b. joyful, from Pocahontas
aud other points, was in town on
Court day, aud much in evidence.
Mr.. j. w. Baker is out again af,
ter sharp attack of cholera NOR.
bus.
Note the change in our ads. this
week.
Look out for Rev. w. w. RuT's ar
ticle next weok on lotteries.
Bro Ruff is Il good man, and has the
courage of his convictions.
Mr.. G. b. Totman, of Swords
Greek, and his wife, are spending n
part of their summer in town, with
Mrs j. A. Leslie.
"A large consignment of Iron Stone
China, just received from England, at
low prices.
Pobst & WinGo
Mr.. Lloyd b. Mitchell, of Richmond,
student of the famous McCabo
School, is spending his vacation rs
a guest of Mr. II. G. Anderson.
Rev. j. w. Lacy, of Lcwisburg,
w. Va. representing the Lewisbure
Female Institute, is in the city.
Read what he says in another col
umn, about his school.
Prof. Sam Laird, of Cedar Bluff,
is ill the city attending court. Bro.
Laird is one Of the best teachers in
the county. He promises us IN ar
ticlo OH the school question.
Just received IL lice line of the
newest styles of soft hats.
Hartman g. Botiimore.
Our friends, who called in TO sec
us. and others whom VIC met, on
court day will accept the thanks of
the NEWS for their kindness. Oar
space will not permit publishing the
names.
Rev. j. n. Hartman has returned
from an extensive preaching tour, in
the caster section of the country.
Fried chicken and other good things
to eat are scarce in that section now.
A small but select number of
parasols and umbrellas at Cobst &
Wingo's, at greatly reduced prices.
The Editor of this paper was called
to Roanoke this week to meet Mrs.
Bland, his wife's mother, and bring
her to Tazewell, Mrs. Bland is serious
ly afflicted with paralysis.
Mrs. Woolwine arrived from Pear
isburg Wednesday and will spend
some time visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. l. Boone, on Tazcwell ave
nue.. She has many friends in Taze.
well.
Insist on it. and Bodie Bowen, of
the Vindicator force, will tell you Il
good one on three of the band boys
en- their recent visit to Bluefield.
MIR. Felix Bourne, of Grafton, Va,
called in to see US on court day, with
a number OF others, and paid his sub.
scr1ptioi. MIR. Bourne knows good
thing when he sees it, and is willing
to pay for it when he gets it. He
does not agree with us exactly on
politics, but he appreciates the
News.
The catalogue of Tazewell College
for the session of 189G-'97 is on our
table. The work was done by Sur
face & Sneed, and is neatly and we'll
executed. The catalogue shows an
enrolment of 161 pupils, The cirri.
culum is complete, and the school
has bright future.
The services at the Episcopal
Church Sunday were well attended.
DR.. Bittle preached a fine sermon TO
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. %.
Abbeville.

Line No. |, beginning at large walnut abou
80 yards northeast of old Noble place, mile
cast of Abhcvillc and Due West road and 2lI
miles from Abbcvilr run
=. 6So w. La miles
passing ~ yards north of Geo. Smiths and 300
yards north of Long Cane cemetery and cor
ncring on post oak 10 yards northwest of II. i.
Milfurd'S.
Line No. = thence run
X. 80 W. l.Gl miles
passing through Mrs. j.. J. l.cSlic'S house; TJ
wards east of cabin on Mrs. lcSlic'S place: l'N
yards west of old Lyon place and corncrlng ol,
maple 80 feet northwest of X. \. Ricncy'%
house on Barnctt's bridge road.
Line No. ;, thence running
:. 500 +. l.0l
and comcrng on Wamcnton road 200 yards
west of forks of road 1T County poor house.
Line No. t. IS parallel to line from Poor House
to Charles Riches and 2O yards west of it runs
10 Sharon road.
Line No. j, runs from Sharon road Ia Snake
rDad and is parallel TO and 200 yards west OF
ru;ld from (haS. Riches to Wardllw place.
Line No. q, thence run
y. 40 T.. l.75 miles
passing 200 yards south of Jim whites cabin,
POO yards south of Noah Hcnry'S and cornrrinS
ON Ncrdcry road about y mile south OF Rich-
ard Sonlcys.
Lire No. =, thence run
n. 800 T.. l.75 miles
crossing q. G. " n. railroad at nile posi- No.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT 81.
Long Cane Township.

Line No. l, Beginning on Due West and Alb
beville road, 50 yards north ofMcIlwain house,
and Just where the road forks, run
$. $50 f. 1.52 miles,
passing feet north of red oak in Charlie Gill
bert (colored) yard. and cornering on branch
of Bailey's creek on willow in w. E. Morri-
sons pasture.
Line No. 2, thence run down Baieys creek
to Long Cane creek.
Line No. g. thence run down Long Cane
creek to point just above the Horseshoe bend
at mouth of small branch, about u mile north
east Of w. o. Cromer's.
Line No. 4, thence run
8. 75o w. l89 miles.
crossing Abbevllle and Greenwood road s.
yards east of fork and 100 yards east Of Mrs G.
w. Collins, passing north of Mrs. Sarah
McCord's, and cornering on north corner Of w.
F. McCord's house.
Line No. 5, same az line No. Q, District No. q.
Line No. g. same as line No. 10, District No. %
Line No. 7, same as line No. II District No2.
Line No. 8, sameas line No. |, District No y,
to where 1t crosses Due West and Abbevflle
road.
Line No. g. thence run up Due West and
Abbevlle road to beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. l8.
Bethia.

Line No. l, beginning at corner near Mrs. S.
f. Gibert'S, and run
S. SO +. G.l9 miles,
passing q yards south of Mrs. S. f. Gibert's
80 yards north Of Alf Griffith on John Evans
place; south of Henry Johnson's on Phillip
Zimmcrman's place; south of Newt Wideman /;
crossing Snake road $50 yards north of Little
Mountain church (col.); passing $50 yards
north of hickory on the summit of Little Noun
tain; 100 yards south Of Ida Strother'S on
Hunter place; 100 yards north of Nancy Ken
ncdy place, and corncring on birch on Long
Cane Creek 4 mile above Blacks bridge.
Line No. ., thence down Long Cane to Jor-
dams old mill.
Line No. 3, thence along proposed Greenwood
line to extremity of Line No. =, District No. 49,
Line No. 4, thence along line No. 9, District
No. l6.
Line No. 5, thence along Line No. /, District
No. lG, to its intersection with Calhoun and Ce-
dar Springs township line.
Line No. 6, same as Line No. Z. District No. II.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
LOWNDESVILLE'S DOINGS.
Home Again-BurgIary-. Fine
Cattle-Ed CanOn-PigeOns -Revls.
ell Religion.

Lowndsvile. Sept. IS 1897. &.
Mr.. Clement Allen, of Washington, D.
c., came in the first of last week to spend q
month Of vacation at the home of his father,
Mr.. j. B. LeRoy's house was burgarized
Tuesday morning by negro from Starr. who
windows. He took sixteen shooter, and
some smaller articles. He sold the gun TO
Mr.. Ed. Baskin for $3.50 and left for home.
He was sen for, brought back, and Is now
Miss Carrie Gupnels returned to Williams-
ton to re-enter college. Wednesday.
Prof q. NJ: Moore, principal OF our high
H. A. c. Walker and Miss ZuIa Brock were
on hand to, and did begin the exercises Of
the school Monday morning. 1t started of
with an unusually large attendance.
Miss Annie Liddell was away the most OF
last week, visiting friends at Monterey and
other places.
Mr.. J. c. Thomas Is building store on his
Miss Mamie johnson returned from a sew
eral weeks stay at Abbeville c. H. several
days ago.
that he had heard Of grade cows, that were
q Jersey and some 1916 but that he had one
that was 1916.
It has been dry with us for week or two.
which has damaged the cotton crop very
much. All Of the late crop Is gone. ...
Our town council had some business before
II Saturday, three cases, one Q good drunk,
the other two negro hghts ana one OF ,tnetn
between women. 1t is well enough that
these little disturbances should occasionally
occur or our town treasury would become
empty. 80,
Mrs. J. T. Latimer, week or two ago, left
home one morning to spend the day. and
sometime during the day, she discovered that
she had lost her gold watch. She supposed
that II dropped out OF the buggy.
Prof. G. NJ. Moore and Prof. II. A. Z. wal
ker sre boarding at Mr.. ]. 7. Latimer's
Miss Zula Brock Is boarding at Mr..
H. G. Fennell's.
Messrs J. l.. Fennell and r. +. Mosley are
at A bbevile e. H., doing business for Mr. A.
B. Morse.
Ed Carson, colored, has the distinction OF
bringing the first bale Of cotton, of the present
crop, TO this market. He sold II to Mr., j. L.
Latimer for 7IEcents the week before last.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Price Of Means came rp
Saturday on a visis TO the family Of Mrs. A.
+. Moorhead.
A small drove OF wild pigeons was seen
near here n few days ago heading north. A
sight Of that kind in the winter Is thought to
be sign Of cold weather. How now?
Quite an interesting ten days meeting clos
ed in the Baptist church last Sunday. Rev.
a. b. Schafe, of Woodruff assisting the pas
tor, Rev. J. A. Brown.
Rev. T.. w. Mason closed protracted meet.
ing at 'The Ridg" yesterday week ago. About
fourteen were added to the church, and the
mem pership revised. Troup.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15

l3l and cornering on old road 125 yards south
east of Jno. Douglass place.
Line No s, thence run
n. l5o w. 1.H miles
passing l50 yards east of Tom Wilson'S house
and cornering on north end Of w. +. McCord's &
house on MOrton's mill road.
Line No. 0, thence run
n. 80 w. Ito miles
cornering at ford of McCord's creek on Able
vile and Hodges road about u mile south
Of Chas Bolts.
Line No. 10, thence run
n. 100 w. l.02 miles
passing l50 yards north Of Patrick Roche's and
cornering on public road 50 yards south of
Mariah Thomas (coD and 20 feet north OF
small bridge.
Line No. II, thence run
N. 500 w. .825 miles.
passing 10 yards north of Cowan Reid's and
cornering on large walnut about 80 yards north
east of old Noble place Il mile east Of Due
West and 2I miles from Abbeville Court
House.
NoTE-This is modified by the County Board
OF Education to include all of Mr.. T. p. Mil
ford's place.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
OLD CAMBRIDGE.
Guests Visit the FfeIds-
Preaching-A Negro and a Jug.

PreachinE-A Negro and Jug. 81
Ninety Six, 8. O.
Miss st. Julienne Walker, Of Columbia, is
making short stay with her aunt, Mrs. r. r..
Rev; Mr.. Pratt preached in the Baptist
Rev. Thos. Lietch is preaching at Rehoboth
near Phoenix. No doubt Mr.. Leitch VIII
have crowded house at each meeting.
~ MISS Blanche Sally left for Columbia last
town. = 80.
Mrs. Mrs; T. :, 8; Blake spent last week among
Miss Bert Fennell, OF WalbalIa. is with her
sister, Mrs. Powers. Miss FenneI will re-
main during the winter in our community.
The cstterpiller has made its appearances
farmers pave been reading Of this pestilence
In the lower section Of this state, never
dreaming Of nor dreading Its approach. But
all this time the caterpillar mad its eyes on
Ninety Six, and are now enjoying themselves
and feasting on the fat OF this Cam bridge land
Our notice was called TO beautiful grass field 4
on the edge OF which these destroyers were
busily engaged. Not one blade OF grass was
left and slowly but surely the little spot no \
larger than mans hand was spreading and
In inconcleveable short time what was once-5
a field Of beautiful hay, will be a barren land.
Hon. Walter L.. Miller was in town during
the past week. 7S
Mr.. Ben Rochester; of Marion, Ala, was in
tQe city SEVERAL Gays la6J week.. w die mere
he was the guest of bis cousin, Mr. W. ]. Pat
terson. tg3
The dance last Monday evening was largely.
attended and very enjoyable occasion. A.
crowd from Green nwood was In attendance.
Rev. Mr.. Belts spent the past week at Nc
Cormick, laboring for the master. This week z
he will assist In meeting at Newberry. at the
close Of which MIR. Belts will have preached
about six consecutive weeks.
Mr.. Wise. OF Prosperity, Is buying cotton
In town. M
DR.. ]. P. Young is over from Richburg TAX
ing much needed rest and at the same time y
visiting homefolks and friends.
Mr.. Rogers McCaslin was In town Sunday.
Rogers is clerking for Mr.. Mittles Of Greene
wood. NSs
Mrs, J. T. Duncan will return to Columbia
Ninety - High School spent Monday With. !
Prof. ]. Fl. zee ST., as principle and Mrs.
G. NJ. Anderson assistant. ~.
small affray occurred In town Saturday :
between Julius Anderson. colored and Q
blind tiger spy. While spying around he
sped Anderson leaving town accompanied
by Aug. The usual preliminaries took place
and then scuffie in which Anderson came
out victorious and escaped with the jug.
Cambridge. =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. SO.
Parks Creek.

Line No /, beginning at 100 yards north OF
Pratts old mill near mouth of Big Hogskln
creek run
y. $50 T.. 3.T6 miles
passing 200 yards north of the Bob Pratt Place;
30 yards south of J. w. Pratts; 300 yards
south of II. w. Haddon'S cOrnering OH red
oak 10 feet east of w. r. Cowan'S house.
Line No. ., thence run down the Douglass
mill road to It's intersection with Greenvillc
and Bethlehem road.
Line No. 3. thence run down said road to
fork of road In front of Mrs. Mary GordOn'S,
about ID mile below the Buck-stand.
Line no. 1, same as Line No. s. District No.
20.
Line No. j, thence run up Little River and
Big Hogskin creek to beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. 27.
AntreVille.

Line No l, beginning at Ash on Rocky river,
b mile above Halls Mill run
S. 43o +. 2.S3 miles,
passing between houses of. B. and J. +: Pat,
terson, and 80 yards east of ]. D. Hampton's
100 yards west of f. w. Campbell's, l5O yards:
west of a. II. Barnett's, 100 yards west OF f. H.
Bells and corncrlng on post oak 80 yards west
of J. G.. Tribblcs.
Line No. =, thence run
n. SO +. 2.G7 miles,
passing through houge Off. W.. Southerland
on Antrcville and Abbevilc road and corner
ing on road.
Line No. 3, thence run
n. 2lo +. 2.l0, miles,
Passing 90 feet east Off. J. Gay's, Is yards
east of b. H. Williams and conering in field
200 yards East of r. a. Haddon'S.
Line No 4, thence run
\. 40 w. 1858 miles, o
passing rs yards east of A. f. Carwilc's, lCo
yards west of J. y. Blacks and 4 mile west of
Hugh Crawford's,H 4 mile west Of j. d. Allie
wins, 25O yards east of II. r. McAdams, 75
yards west Off. d. ,Murdock's, and corncring
on Hickory on Anderson line.
Line Nos, thence run along Anderson line
to Rocky River.
Line No.6, thence run down Rocky River
to beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. 9.
Magnolia Township.

Line No. /, beginning at point on Little
River about Is mile north of Magnolia and
Calhoun township line, and run
s. SO w. to savannah River,
passing through house of b. \. Boyd; 40 yards
north of Y roads at head of POStclfs old field
about midway between houses of y. o. Grant
and w. II. Brough; through house of Jake
Roundtree (col.); 4 mile south of house on b.
l.. Jones place; 200 yards north of house on
DuboSe place, and cOnering on Savannah Riv-
cr, 200 yards north of Rmbert's old ferry.
Line Mo- thence up Savannah River to c.,
G. Il n. Il. II. trcStle.
Line No. 3, thence along e., c. & n. Il. r. to
Little River
Line No. 4, thence down Little River to be-
ginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. 8.
Magnolia Township.

Line No. l, beginning at corner of four town.
ships, viz; LowndcSville, Magnolia, Diamond
Hill and Abbeville, and run
S. 100 +. 2.37 miles,
passing - mile north of Crawford place; cross
ing Penncy's Creek - mile above its mouth,
and cornering on bank of Little River about
30 yards above fiat bridge and mile below
Hamln's (}arnctt'S) bridge.
Line No. 9, thence down Little River to g., c.
& y. treStle
Line No. 3, thence along e., c. & n. r. r. to
Mckinley (kcrr) Creek.
Line No. 1, same as Line No. 4, District No. Z.
Line No. ), thence along LOwndcsville and
Magnolia township line to beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. 80.
Donnald's..

Line 30. l, same as Line No. 8, District No. 3S.
Line No. 2, same as Line No. g. District No. 38.
Line No. 8, same as Line No. 7, District No. 80.
Line No. 4, thence running
n. $50 K. 1872 miles,
passing "a ; south ofSam Williams on Mrs.
Austin's pace and cornering on G.. & G. rail-
road 200 yards south of l02 mile post.
Line No. 5, thence running
N. 45o E. 232 miles,
passing 200 yards northwest of w. T. Ellis and
cornering in B. A. Richey's field about n mile
northeast of his house.
Line No. thence run
N. 500 w. 2.S7 miles,
passing so feet east of B. A. Richey's, go yards
south of w. P. Williamson's, 100 yards south of
w. T. Vermilion's, crossing road $50 yards
south Of B. l.. Morrison's, and cornering on
stake in his field.
Line No. 7, thence run
s. $50 w. lbs miles.
passing 100 yards northwest of Jno. Richey's
on Mattison Place; so yards northwest of old
Waldrop Place; Is yards northwest of E. l..
Waldrops, and cornering on a stake 100 feet
west Of w. V. Brownlee's.
Line No. s, thence run
S. 42o w. 266 miles,
passing 200 yards north Of Dodson's on Ball's
road IS yards south of Jno. Stones, and cor
nering on Hogskin creek.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. Is.
Mccormick.

Line No. ], beginning on Little River, at
mouth of Buffalo Creek, and y mile above
bridge at Cedar Hill, run
y. 500 +. G.22 miles,
passing 200 yards south of Mt. Moriah church !;
80 yards south of J. NJ. Giles; Il mile south of
Jos. Dllishaw's; - yards north of Josiah Pat
ters0n's; south Of Wideman graveyard, and cor
ncring on proposed Greenwood line.
Line No. 2, thence down proposed Green
wood line to Edgeiicd County line.
Line No. 3, thence along Edgcficld line to
mouth of Little River.
Line No. 4, thence up Little River TO begin
ming point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. AZ.
Turkey Creek.

Line No. l, same as line No. s. District No. A..
Line No. 2, same as line No. !, District No. Al.
Line No. 3, thence run.
n. 45o F., 0.Sl miles.
passing 80 yards northwest of j. T.. MOore's
and cOrnering 50 yards northeast of +. b. Ra,
sor'S.
Line No. 4, thence rum.
n. ;5 +, 30 miles
passing 100 yards southeast of Lee Haddon's,
. yards east of John MitchelS crossing river
road 100 yards north Of cabin on w. NJ. Hig-
gins place, and corncring on Sweet Gum on
bank of Saluda river.
Line No. ), thence run down Saluda to Green
wood line.
Line No 6, thence run along Greenwood line
to beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO %.
Union.

Line No. !, same as lin @ No 4, District q.
Line No. =, from corner at r. 4. Haddons
run
y. so. f., 3. III miles,
passing l50 yards south of cabin on Henry
Brooks place-croSSSng Anderson and Abbe-
willie road 80 yards south of Andy Clinliscale| :;
ShOp'and 10 yards north of large black gum;
passing 100 yards north of Jesse Fairs and cor
ncrng on bank of Little River about 100 yards
below McIalin ford.
Line No. 3, thence run up Little river to z
point 200 yards above ford on road between l..
j. Bowen'S and j. w. ClinliscalcS.
Line No 1, thence run
y. 400 w. lbs miles,
passing 200 yards east of J. NJ. Murdocks and
corncring on Anderson line.
Line No. }, thence along Anderson line to
beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. IS.
Hagan.

Line No. |, same as Line No. !, District No.
81.
Line No. 2, thence run down road to Green
wood Line, 400 feet north of Douglass Mill
Bridge.
Line No. 3, thence run along Greenwood
Line to Goose Creek corner.
Line No. 4, thence run
s. 5T,4o w. 0.F miles
to a corner 50 yards southeast OF w. {. Ag-
nevis.
Line No. 5, thence run
n. 2lo w. 0.36 miles
cornering on Bethlehem and Greenville road
at fork OF new cut road.
Line No. q, thence run along Bethlehem and
Greenville road to the fork OF Hodges road
near j. NJ. Ellis.
Line No. 7, thence run
$. T3o w. OBS miles
passing just east of j. NJ. Ellis and cornerlng
on Bcthlem and Grenville road
Line No. 8, thence run along said road to be-
ginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. 2.
(Ridge) Lowndesville,

Line No. ], from Black Oak corner on Bow
mans Ferry road; run
S. ijo +, 30 miles,
passing 200 yards west of W. T. Hagood'S; !;
through garden of Tom Dansby (col.); 300
yards east of j. II. Bells; 200 yards west of j.
II. Hill's, and cornering 100 yards south OF Mat
Barnes by small pine.
Line No. =, thence run
=. &)o w, 3.}G miles,
crossing road 4 mile east of B. b. Aliens, and
running to Savannah River comering opposite
island d mile west of |. II. McCalla's.
Line No. 3, thence run up savannah River TO
mouth of Ross Creek.
Line No. !, same as line No. 3, District No. l..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. IL.
Wilmington.

Line No. l, same rs Line Mob, District No. TO-
Line No. ., thence down Little River To large
white oak about i mile below Cade's Mill.
Line No. 3, thence run
s. 100 w. to Savannah River,
passing between Tom Davis house and barn; !;
crossing public road p mile above Samuel
Cade'S, passing 200 yards north of Cater Scog-
gins through garden of ]. w. ScrogginS :;
20 yards south of VIM. WilkinsonS, and
cornering on large walnut on bank of Savan-
nah River about 80 yards north of Rimson'S
Ferry.
Line No. 4, thence up Savannah River to be-
ginning point
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. 6.
LoWndesville Township.

Line No. |, beginning at the intersection o
Rocky River and I.owndeSville and Magnolia
township line TO the corner of the four town.
ships, viz; LowndcSville, Magnolia, Abbcvillc
and Diamond Hill.
Line No. ,, thence run
y. 10 W, 2.!8 miles,
passing 200 yards south OF a. e. BaSkin'S and
corncrng in field 22j yards east of II. f.. Camp
bells.
Line No. 3, same as Line No. &, District No. =.
Line No. !. same as Line No. D. District No. >,
10 where that line intcrScctS Rocky River
Line No. ), thence down Rocky River to be-
ginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. l9.
Magnolia and Calhoun.

Line No. /, beginning at G. c. & n. Trestle
over Little River and running along the rail
road right-of-way, on south side, to trestle over
north fork of Calhoun Creek.
Line No. 2, thence down Calhoun Creek to q
point 80 yards above McGrath's bridge.
Line No. 3, thence
S. SO z. LIS miles,
passing 50 yards north OF cabin on Jas. Nc
Grath's place, and cornering on large pine on
Abbeville and Mt Carmel road opposite cabin
on 4. X. Watson's place, occupied by Andrew
Jenkins.
Line No. 4, thence down said road to south
fork of Calhoun Creek.
Line No. ), thence along said creek TO Little
river.
LIND No. G, thence up said river to beginning
point,
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Line No. l. Same as line No. &, District No. So.
Line No. 2. same as line No. 4, District No 80.
Line No. 3, same as line No. 5, District No. 80.
Line No. 4, thence run
S, $50 E l.32 miles
passing 100 yards west of Ruben Posey's house,
passing through Martha Jackson's house, 100
yards northeast Of j. Richey's, and corner
ing on Five Notch road,
S. 4So f LIS miles.
passing 80 yards northeast of J. b. Algary's
and cornering on Greenwood line about p
mile west of A. H. McGee's
Line No. g. thence run along Greenwood
line to Goose Creek corner.
Line No. T. same as line No. 4, District No.
IS.
Line No. 8, thence run along BethIehem and
Greenvlle road to beginning point.