The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-12-06
Cecembsr's Sa!esday.

staid and somewhat phlegmatic conn:r.
cousins. Wien we use the word li.arit,
we 90 not wish 10 convey the idel tha
there was any unseemly boistrousness, bu
only an overflow of a superabundance o
happy spirits which had been damned 81
long by the toll, the cares and the ankle
ties incident to farm life. Seldom have
We witnessed such good humored GROVE
gathered on like occasion. There was {
tot absence OF ill will one toward an
other, and if there existed .any little TN
pleasantness among neighbors it must have
been left at home for it was not manifest thai
day. lie severa! Wagon yards aoou
town were packed and jammsd with bug
gies, wagons and other vehicles remind
lug one of the time when "the boneyart
hourished in the days gone by, and oul
streets presented lively and animated
scene.
Considerable property changed hands
some OF which brought very fair prices
while other pieces went for mere song.
The Clerk of Court was the only Officer
who sold any property, that advertised by
the Sheriff having been withdrawn. The
following is the property sold, the descrlp.
ton, the pursbaser and the price:
Jacob A. H. Geiger and Henry F. Geiser,
as Executors of the Will of Abram W.
Geiger, deceased. and in their own
right. plaintiffs.
against
Elizabeth B Geiger, William A. Geiger,
Abram W. Gelger. j. A ". Geiger. IL.
Carrie Nunanaker, Ell beth + Leap
hart. Hattie Fowler, Mary A. Geiger
Joseph A. Geiger, James u Geiger Wa.
ter G. Geiger, Cora D. Geiger Hattie
Leapha.t, J Abram Leaphart, Caroline
Rawl, Jacob A Leaphart. Angeline n
leanhat, archibald Leaphart Washing
ton G Les.hart, William Leaphrrt Maj
earet A. Leaphart. Ida May Lea phart, 4
Elizabeth Nunamaker, Emily Ge;ger
Nunauaker Loan and Exchange Bank OF
South Carolina, Andrew Crawford and
the Carolina National Bank of Columbia.
s. c.. defendants.
THE Summer Place" being all that GER
tain plantation or tract of lard situate, iy-
iLg and being adjacent to The b, II Place
above described, containing ninety. four
acres, more or less, and being bounded by
the said The Bell Pace" and by lands
now or formerly of Emily Reid of Sarge
ner, of Jack Lucius, of James Lorick and
of Tom Sem. Sold to J. A. II. Geiger LOT
$3.50.
The Bell Place." being all that certain
plantation or tractof land situate, lying and
being south west OF and adjacent 10 II he
Cedar Grove Pace" in toe said Cou ty OF
Lexington, containing three hundred and
forty-tl rec acres, more or ks', being
bounded By the said The Cedar Grove
Place." and by lands now or b. retofore OF
DR. Geig.r. Mrs L,zz B Ge;ger, Jack
Lucius. and The Summer Place, lhe7ein
below mentloned,, and having such shape,
measurements, courses and distances as ore
delineated on plat embracing this tract
and 173 acres OF The Cedar Gr,ve Place"
heretofore made by John Slghtier D. L
D from survey Of same made by HIM on
10 FeDfuaTy. lou. Soi oiina N"'ion1i
Bunk for 81 130.
.srhe Cedar Grove Place." icing all that
certain plantation or tract of land. situate.
l5lng and being about eight miles south OF
the City of Columbia. on the waters ct
.:ongaree river, in the said C3lnty Of Lex
ington, containing seven hundred and
acres, more or less, being
bounded by the said Congaree river. and
by lands now or heretofore of Adam Geiger.
of Eugene Moye Of Mrs. E G. Moye, of
Norman, of the Estate of Ed. Geiger and
by other lands of said Abram W. Geiger.
and having such shape, measurements.
courses and distances as are 6eiineated on
a plat of the same heretofore made by
John Sightler D S. L. D from survev
Of same by him on 18th October. 1927,
Sold to Mrs. E. B. Geiger for $4,000.
Henry A. Meetze and S. B. Woodberry, as
Executors Of the Estate of Mrs. Harriet
I Benjamin, deceased, plaintiffs,
against
j. A. Williamson, Jr., defendant
Foreclosure If Mortgage,
All that piece. parcel or lot of land
in the county and State aforesaid, and con-
tanning eighty (S0) acres, more or less, and
known on general plat of the lands of
Berjam & Leonard made By D j Knots,
on 3Oth June. 1892, as Nos. 10 and II. AMI
marked in red inI-bounded by lots 8 aud
II on the south, 6 aud on the east, II on
the west and on the north by lands owned
by Pandora Spires and Ruesell Poole
Bid in By Fl. A. Meets, Executor for $50.
In the case of
Elijah Hall. assignee. plaintiff, against jo-
seph A. Williamson, Brooks Easterl;ng,
Agnes N. Bars, Alice Williamson. Maggie
0. Williamson and Irwin Williamson, de-
PENDANTS.
.sAll that piece. parcel or tract of land
situate, lying and being in the county OF
Lexington. in the State afor said, contain
ing two buudrcd (20O) acres more Or less,
bounded on the south by the Charleston
aud Mount Willing Road. and on all other
sides by the lands of the said James q
Fort, the sa" e being the Old H 'm steld
OF Thomas Williamson. deceased. and is or
the east side of Cedar cr-eb. and was this
day conveyed to me by the said james c
Fo.t, and this mortgage is tor part OF tue
purchase money thereof Sold to i. Z
DreLer. attorney. for ,0I0.
Ia the case of
MicEa,! S Wingard. Jalla 4 Bradford and
Helen Edwards, plaintiffs gunst Jacob
N. Swygert.
Tract A, 80 acres, to Jacob Winglrd for
1885.
Tract 8, 20 acres, to Jacob Wingard for
$685..
Tract C, 40 acres, to ~ S. Wingard for
$40.
Tract D. 26 acres, to Jacob Wingard for
$50.
The nortsaged lands Of Mrs L. E.
Lorick were bought by J. k,z2r, one
tact of 43 acres rcr $3.50, and ths other
tract of 81! acres for S3l0.
Pine Timber =ar Sale.
Anyone wishing good round tim
ber, should apply Immediately to H.
NJ. Wineard, Lexington, S. c.