The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-05
LAND SALES MONDAY
DREW LARGE CROWDS
A Large Amount of Land Changed
Hands mt Fairly Good Prices.

Nohuds WAS leSal SaleSday and
very large number of people were in
town to bid and witness the sales.
November sales day being one of the
most important Of the year, quite a
large bit of property went on the block
for the settlement OF estates, iudg-
ments, etc. Several tracts Of land
which bad been advertised to go on
sale were not put up because of the
cases being compromised. The fol-
lowing sales were made:
Judge OF Probate Sales.
In the case of James Nj. DeShields
of the estate of w. f. Lawson, VS. Mrs.
Elizabeth Nj. Lawson, the following
lan( were sold:
Tract No. / PSI l-2 acres, sold to
Eddie Lawson for $1,7325O.
Tract No. 2, 5S l-2 acres. sold to
Eddie Lawson for $4,000.
In the case of A. III. Settler, as ad-
ministrator OF the estate of DR.. w. II.
Ball, VS. Mrs. Mary Ball, the follow
ing tracts in Dials township:
Tract No. l., SO acres, sold to II. T.
and r. l.. Cook, Jr, for $4,45O.
Tract No. ?, II acres, sold to Mrs.
Mary Ball for $4,000.
Tract No 3, 503- acres, sold to
Cook Henderson for $2,05O.
ShcriH's Sales.
In the case of Charles f. Brooks
and l.. r. Brooks, ct al. VS. Mrs. Julia
Childrcss, ct al, which case involved
the settlement of the estate Of the late
John B. Brooks, the sheriff sold the
following tract:
One third of an acre on Jail alley,
bounded by lots of j. j. Roland, C. ID.
Barksdale and Blackwell Printing
Shop, this being located across the
street from the King Hotel, bought
by c. f. Brooks for $1,dOO.
Also in the same case:
Lots Nos. 1, =, 3, and on South
Harper street next to property of Mrs.
Rosa /. Cainc, sold to c. f. Brooks
for $500.
Also in the Same case the follow
ing several tracts near the Watts
Mills:
Lot No of Block e, by c. f.
Brooks for $l15.
Lot No. s, of Block L, by c. f.
Brooks for $lO5
Lot No. 2 of Block c, by c. F.
Brooks for $11O.
Lot No. 13, of Block c, by c. f.
Brooks for 500.
Lot No. 4, of Block c, by C. F..
Brooks for $75.
Also lot fronting IS feet on Farley
avenue, bounded by lots of S. r. Todd,
T. Mac Roper and Mrs. Clara II. Babb,
sold to C. F.. Brooks for $500.
Also five lots of subdivision of S.
r. Todd lands, to wit:
Lot No. ., fronting on Main street,
to G. f. Brooks for $1,25O.
Lot No. 6, fronting on Madden road,
to c. F.. Brooks for $3.50.
Lot No. Z, fronting on Madden road,
to G. F.. Brooks for $3.50.
Lot No. 70, fronting on Madden road,
to Albert Dial for $6S.
Lot No. &C. fronting on Madden road
to Albert Dial for $3.50.
Also three lots on Conway street.
as follows:
Lot No. 2, to C. f. Brooks for $500
Lot No. 3, to G.. f. Brooks for $3.50
Lot No. 4 to C. f. Brooks for $1OO
In the same case:
12 acre of land known as the o. T.
Irby lot, sold to c. f. Brooks for $1O5
In the asme case:
100 acres between Waterloo and
Harris Springs, sold to S. l.. Moore
for $695.
Ross d. Young, Treasurer, VS.
Timothy Ball, execution for taxes, 61
acres, five miles west of Cross Hill,
sold for $235.
In the case of Laurens Trust Com
pany VS. Mrs. S. NJ. Roberts, ct al,
53 % acres Of land formerly the
Roberts land. bought by II. C. Culbert-
son for $3.50.
Clerk OF Court Sales.
In the case of W. II. Bailey VS. w. C.
Wharton ct al, pa acres of land near
Waterloo, sold to j. b. Park, attorney,
for $4,000
In the case OF r. l.. w. Bailey ct
al, by their guardian ad litem, T. l..
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