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CHARTERS ISSUED.

mond.> Capital stock: $4,000. Pur-
poses: 'automubilc business. Dallas A..
Shafcr. president; Hunter y. Fox. sec
rctary--both OF Richmond.
Bank O.: Ford. Ford. Capital stock
$4,000. Purposes: banking business.
-. Ii. Duane. president. Ford: Il. T..
Clarke, secretary. Church Road.
Hampton Roads Investment COM
pany, Inc. Norfolk Capital stock: sl0.-
600. Purposes: promoting and organ
ling corporations. etc. W. r. Whit
akc". PRESIDENT: George y. Peck. sec
rctary-hoth of Norfolk.
Ncsuvius Plow Company Inc. Ncsu-
wins Capital stock: $4,000 Purposes:
manufacturing and selling plows. c.
Byrd Marquis. president: w. l.. uum-
rhries. sccrctary--both OF Vcsuvius.
Amendments:
Norcolk Hosiery and Underwear
Mills Company. Inc Norfolk. increas-
ing its capital stock from 100000 to
$3.50. ooc.
Pcvell-D!lwor;h Co. Inc. Norfolk.
chang ing it's name 20 Fender Dilworth
Co. lac
Fore!ga corporation:
owens Amcs kir1ha Co. a Michigan
corporation domcsticuted to do business
IN Virginia. Capital stock: SlS5.o0O
Principal! Office, Seven Pines. Va Cary
Ell:s Stern, statutory agent. Richmond
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By 90 feet south limo Floyd Avenue. -
tcct inches west OF Plum street. Sep
t,nbcr 81. 1918; s1.6SU.
Madeline NJ. krata to Oscar ". Par
tish and Richard W. Jones. trustees,
sSsl2l feet east line Eoaievard: H.
!, 1915; Sf.1H0.
Il. l.. Simmons to Walter G. Schaaf.
No. 709 and T03 IL West Clay Street.
3nXl64 feet 8 inches south line Clay
Street. between Mnntord and Clay
Streets. October 10, 1918: S2,Ie0.
w. J. James and Y. l.. james to Pol
lard X H,Sns-. iuc.. trustee. No. 320a
West Clay ) rect. soNl53 feet south
line Clay street. leo feet west OF sum
nit Avenue. October 10. 1918: Si.71v.
Davis Bros. Inc. to John S. Chris,
tian. trustee, lots % ana rs. BLOCK l.,
Highland Park Addition, 60Xl25 feet
north line Fifth Avenue. le0 feet east
Of Front Street. October 2, 1918; $3.50.
Ashby Watkins to William Il. Word.
trustee. No. 80? Grove Avenue, 3iNl10
feet inches south side Grove Avenue,
100 feet s inches west OF West Street.
october s. 1918; $1.0S0.
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CUBA DESIRES TO HELP
WITH men At FRONT
Prefer, However, Could Not BE Ac.
ccptcd for Present on Acc
count OF Tonnage.
AMERICA SENDS IT'S THANKS
Message OF Appreciation for Patri-
otto Proposal Goes to Cuban lex
ccutivc From President Wilson
and Secretary Lansing.

HAVANA. October 10. - President
Mcnocai. OF Cuba. on September II
through Carlos NJ. Cespcdes. tho Cuban
minister ~ Washington. offered tho
United States contingent OF Cuban
troops for service on the battle field
against tho central powers. This was
made known last night when the Presi-
dents communications, together with
reply siEned by Secretary lansing. was
made public.
Secretary Lansing expressed the deep
appreciation and gratitude OF the
American government tor the patriotic
proHer OF the CUBAN government he
explained. however, tna;. owing TO the
fac. that tho plan for supplying, arm
in;; and o1uippinE the constantly in.
crc2sinE American armies and those OF
the allied armies. who have been on
The little Held durin;; the last four
Year: would consume the output OF
American factories. both civil and mill
tary, FOR some time TO come. and that
virtually every ship has been assigned
Tor months III advance to some vital
war need. making rcadjustmecnt in
advisable. advantage could not be
taken OF the Offer 1T this time
Secretary Lansing asked, therefore.
;hat The cuban army. continue as IN
TIC past u render valuable service in
the guarding "f tho coast OF the .slnud
until such tim" as a change in contli-
tons may make possible fulhilmcnt OF
This country'S desire 10 send soldiers
TO tho firing lire.
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earnest and honest advocates. Vii!

earnest and honest advocates. VIII,
all this We must reckon.
me American ncopie ought not.
aftcr the war Is won. chnrigh u pitjlSs:'
| hate for all those who have served the
ntii,nrH dictates OF Central Europe. We
should discriminate between the iSnor-
responsible and the irresponsible. be-
tween the master and the acrf.
NEW EZRA IS Dorm
IN blood AND FRI;
The new era born in blood aud fire
on the battle holds of Europe must be
a Christian era In reality and not alone
In name: The years TO come must be
years of fraternity and common pur-
cease. All mon must be free from the
oppression of arbitrary power. Unrca-
sGning class hatreds and class tyran-
must 10 organized on principles or
justice and Liberty. The world must
be ruled by the dominant viii to do
that which is right.
:?':o:: g 80 Emo 10 3. .=-4 - $3.50
nation is to be made ready to enter
with the right s?trit and the right
principles upon the task OF rcadjust-
uent and reconstrnc;ion There is no
time to be lost, because tie day is
drawing, when the spirit Of lib
spirit OF m!iitari::m of which the CEN
trail powers arc possessed. The hour
OF triumph is drawing near The day
OF INC war lords is almost over.
ITO those noble Americans. our
friends and brothers. to those who have
made the supreme sacrifice and to
those who have dedicated their lives
u the cause OF their country. 10 the
brave men OF the allied nations who
have SO sa,lantly died That liberty
might live. VIC owe 4 debt which i'm
certain that their service and sacrifice
have not been III vain. They fought
ard arc lighting for a better world: IL
lies with US to do our part to make /,
bpttpr'
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Real Estate and Court News
cHANcEUr TRANSFERS.

Preston p. Dunravant 10 Bedford
improvement; IN eve Corp: 3oxi2o feet, North
$40.
II. ". stuar, to W. 7. and George W.
ne Foyd e veh inches BY 80 feet n nSn
west of P!um street. September ~,
1918; tax. s.. $40.
Henry G. G;ofsr ard Nellie $; twifc!
Avenue, :Sxl2o fee; north line rioyd
Avenue, - fee; west OF MULBERRY
street. Assump;ion OF lien OF $3.50.
Catcher ). i"ls; taX, 90. $40.
Hoes Solomon and Louis ,hustaud)
{" Ashb: Watkins. SO. %loo Grove Ave-
nus. 3.%l,o fee; inches south line
Grove Avenue. l2c feet inches wcs,
OF West street; October s. 1915; ;aN.
$3.50. $40
psed q Eif,; John y stirling TO lu,
IA Il. Stirling. No. 1920 East Broad
Street. 90 feet inches by 10 feet north
%sstt line Twemi%-ht,h street, 90 fee,
south OF y Street: also No. 362i I.ast
Lroad street. 20 feet II inches south
side Broad St:eet. $50 fest 10 ,acA -
1915; tax, $40 81.
iicrm!rc de Voss Moore and Carrie
J. Moore: OF Chesterfield County. 20
'res; s5x,ls '1 {1r1SsHiarp '' sont h' iine
Calhoun Street, between Roanc and
Tyler Streets. October 3. 1915; tax, ST.
$40.
T. l.. Simmons TO i. ". Erauer. lois
. and on south side Broad Street. 30
by li2 Sect inches south side Broad
street: October &c. 1918; tax, S1.To. $40.
+. '" jirauer and Josephine twitc)
10 T. l.. Simmons. Nos. EOS and 700 ! =.
West Clay Street, 3sN164 feet inches
south line Clay Street. between Mum
ford and Glider Streets. October 10,
1918: tax. SO. so.
Algernon S. Grant and Annie +.
(wife) Of llenrico County to Lewis &.
feet north line..ras!1 Avenue, l5S feet
east Of Birch Street. July 81. 1917;
tax $3.50, SO.
]. y. Carncal and Carrie Lee (wifc)
20 ]. -. Carneal. trustee for Sallie
Bird. No. 1880 Moore street, 10 feet
inches by 80 feet : inches north line
Moore Street. So7 feet l-@ inches
1918. $3.50.
Laburnu1 Corporation TO Henry
AleHander White, OF Columbia, s G.,
SoZl3o feet north line Monument Ave-
nue. LOB feet east OF Addison Street.
Assumption Of lien, $1,000. September
-. 1919: tax $3.50, $40.
Marie L. Parsons and Townsend A.
50. "a; %. block c, el4oxls5 feet north
line Monument Avenue: also lots "a
and Io. block i. 56xl30 feet north line
Grace Street. Map Of John T.. Shep-
paTds estate. September l.. 1915: tax
Maggie I, Ma,zkc and OTTO A. Chux-
nandn 70 L w. Cary. Nos. 2a0I. o2OS
al ana 100 go East Main Street. iGXi5o fee,
az southeast corner Of Main and Twcn-
N-seconl Streets, Assumption ~ lien
OF $500. Scpte.nhe! IS. lnlS: IAN
sIoO. $40
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! MERCY WHICH DESTROYS
JUSTICE Is UNCIIUISTIAN

II thinS that it is Sufficient in these
DAYS OF toll and struggle. while the
t beast controlling The peoples OF the
sert that the peace which will come
Wnen the world is safe will be a peace
founded OH Justice and righteousness.
Let us nos forget that while stern Jas
tlce without mercy Is rrchr.s;ian
mercy which .destroya Justice is equally
unchristian When the time comes 70
Sa!nncc the account--cnd IL seems to
be drawing near as the vassals q: Ger
many seek refuge from the day OF
wratli-the authors of tho frishtful
wrongs committed against mauk ind
should not be forgotten.
The period Of REIMBURSEMENT and
restoration which will follow tho dis
organization and destruc,ion caused
by the war. will tax human wisdom
TO the uttermost. IN n conflict 80 uni
vcrsal as 10 involve the whole earth.
new impulses ri human action have
been. set in motion. not only in the
political, industrial and commercial
spheres hut in the structure % society
ard And in the spiritual life Of mankind.
Many OF the fundamental princiDlc.. OF
the present social order Will bc
thr.atcncd; some will be changed:
while novel and possibly cXtravaEar.
and dangerous doctrines will nrd
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LANSING SAYS JUSTICE
MUST GOVERN PEACE
Secretary OF State Declares That
Authors OF rightfulncss Should
Not BE Forgotten.
DAY OF WAR LORDS PASSING
fcriod OF REIMBURSEMENT ut End OF
Hostilitics VIII Tax Human Wis
donl-Amcricnns Ought Not to
Hate Innocent and Ignorant.
lliy Assoc,a,eu f.ress.l


AUBURN, y. y. October io.---If an
o.ner world war is 10 be prevented
SsriSt Justice and the com!non good
, must be the underlying motives of
nose VINO arc charged with the rcspon-
Stplilty OF drafting the peace treaty
SSttcr russian mii!tarism is crush ed.
secretary OF State Lansing said tonight.
"a an ADDRESS here. He WAS speaking
NJ inc celebration or the Tooth ami
nTerehry OIL the founding OF Auburn
IhGoiosical Seminary
While stern justice must be tempered
With mercy. the secretary said when
me time comes TO balance the account,
,ne authors OF the "friGhtfml wrongs
SSoihinItteo against mankind should not
t DC foTgo;ten." He urged. however
tnai the american people G!scr!m mate
uetTeen the Ignorant and the intcl!i-
gent. between tho Responsible and the
the serf.
The principles upon which a gen
erai peace VIII be made between the
,t nn%e boon clearly stated by President
must Suidc those charged with the
negotiation OF the great treaty cf
peace. and must find expression in :ha,
mamcntous document which will lay
the iounde ton for ~ world transformed.
thoughtful men must know that the
peace which is to come viii, no, be a
lasting peace If it's terms are written
IN anger or If revenge ra;hn" than tho
desire for strict justice and the COM
mon good is the underlying motive Of
thoSc who arc charged with the grave
treaty which this world has ever
known.
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'Hf .on wnnt TO cultivate swert.
disposition. learn TO be imposed upoit
gracefully" Personality
This applies to the merchant who
rnakcS good on every complaint, re-
gardlcs3 of its fairness
We've drilled our store managers To-
make adjustments with 4 smile, eYe.i
when the customer seems unrcason-
able. Who knows what cexation of9
spirit he. may have suffered. -
It's worth while to make f-icndsI.
even II it costs money--c!so why do On
advertise? =.
Welcome you who tell US Of our
faults, or the faws in our stun. Ii
helps us better our methods
Money back IL you want It.
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nocLe Team for pItt,buyph

PITTSBURGH, PA. October i0.-At, n
recent meeting OF Tho Pittebar1.il
Skating cub arrangements for the for
nation OF siS-cluh hockey Tongue Tor
the coming season were discusscd. II
Is the intention Of the Gold and Black
organization before the season gets
we'll under way.
All tho hockey clubs arc to be- mem
bers OF tine Pittsburgh Stating Club.
1t was learned with regret that or
uIeount ne ~" closing Of the ST. Mich
oias rink in New York, there wouIl
winter.
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VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
wife Of Wellington Roo. Chinese Min
lister, SuccUnbs To Attack nj
Washington.
WASri1&GToN. Oa,ob,

WASHINGTON, October ,O---Mrs.
Wellington Euo. wife OF the Chinese
minister to the United States. died to-
day from pneumonia. which folio we'd an
attack of Spanish influenza. She had
been Ill about month.
Mva. Eoo's body viii lie sent to China
for burial
Mrs 400 was the daughter Of Tong
Siiao vi. former l'rimH Minister of
China. Shc came TO Washington in
December. 1915, when Dr. Zoo arrived
a. minister. Beside, her husband. sh.
- survived b. one child born at the
legation here.
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Atlantic Coast line
"s -: !. 80. $3.50. o.lu -. t.e 30

1uS s'."".-4to iA-.l.t Onu "a t.,c ,ouih,
~ GSE i.NshL SS.tk y, kvlS.
sui rios,un auI s"m, b: " 200 o1iL! .no
S:ik "a. iz.<u a, a. =. III"
y fSr S saEs SOS A. Al. $500 a. N. a:ds
y sSsT S:aS " ~. w.". $40 a. M. $40,
NJ ii:'o g., Z :. H. nv y ~ Ssh a:
:. Yer o"'dHbofo snd vsystteviiIa, .&:0I
>, Trsir' srr'ys !!'o.m.pd pa,!v s.2s A. N,
s ri FIN !, Is ~. q ,dHs g. r. !sNM q!
s.si Ida OF tsfriyal snd dspAfturs Ano COO.
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Spoon wiuDcra for Septcrl ber-Class
y. Oliver I;os:ock: class ID, Il. \. aic-
Grath: class G, W. \. Hammond. Sr.
ward. TART. Y 10 =: downward. I'os-
took. y to G.. Boyd, street. Jr.. Grundy,
Eancs and !sucgnT, u to G..
There arc only three moro weekly
shots to qualify for the Grundy. John
Mason and News ci.atier cups. 4 shooter
has TO participate IL tour weekly shots
during the season 10 be eligible.
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CHaNCERy Trust DEEDS

bediord l1rrore"1rn: Corn - II. "
Dne IaI!or street - feet east or Svns.
more street. October $. lnlN. s5SG-s
Ashby Watkins TO Pollard & Hsgbv
Ire. trustee. No 3l03 Grove Av";ic.
32H17? feat ? lnchca soutA I.nr f;rove
avenue. l@0 feet inches west of Eel.
mont ArenGe. October Q 1918: $3.50
w 7. Tuc!; and George " TurH I,
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IC|TY may COMMANDER
NURSES FOR HOSPITAL
Health Authorities VIII Take Up
legal Phase OF Step With
AttorEcy-Gc
NEED HELP AZ JOHN MARSHALL
More Than 200 Influenza Patients
Last Night and Three Nurses.
Conynlcsccnts UrG\l to Release
Trained Women TO Fight Epidemic.

Nurses available for duty at the John
Marshall H.Sh School emergency hos
pital may be coln.raricorcd by health
Authorities. according 20 all announce
ment made last niGh; by Miss Agnes
Randolph, assistant director o: the
hospital.
Members OF the hospital executive
staff and OF the Administrative Board
viii take W. the question with .ittor-
Mey-General John Il. saunders to-day.
Whether thc-e is a law pcrntt::aG the
communicating OF the women IS no;
definitely known. and the health an
thoTities arc anxious to s"cu.a D means
OF acquiring sufficient help TO care FOR
tho zoo influenza patients az John Mar
shall hospital.
1t was stated by Miss Randolph las.
needed. It was pointed cut shat with
100 patients in The hospital. among
them several babies. hat three regis
tered nurses were on Gcty each sh;.:.
CoNYALESCESTS SHOULD GIVE
III NURSES TO HOSPITAL.
There arc number OF nurses on
duty with convaicecent patients in
Richmond" said Miss Randolph. who
urgent work In ;hc hospital y spirit
OF patriotism sliould cause tho people
TO turn oveI their nurses 10 the hos
tital as soon a. II is hun!anel;; posi-
Should tho authorities End they have
the power 10 commander nurses, the
women vii! be immediately taken from
the cases where they arc not urgently
needed and he used by tile hospital Of
dcia!s
Much work has been accomplished 1T
the John Marshall school since Nonda:
night, when the desks were torn u
and the business of changing it into
hospital began. The division OF the
hospital organization. which las con-
trtbu.ed largely 70 the success OF the
undertaking and has been unstiatinS
In its laho. is that which has furnish
ca supplies. This committee Is COM
posed OF Mr. puEh. w. II. 'rhonpk.ns.
Airs. Floyd l.. Traylo- and Mrs. Arthur
l. Null.
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Hank Robber. Oct s7.ISo.

ATHENS. GA. october ls,-'rwo UNI
tomoblle. entered the 1anli. OF Cnrnes-
vile. Franklin County. at 3 O'clock this
morning. cracked the vault and car
ricl aN2Y S2,lS0. - 80.
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TO HAVE STRONG TEAM
Washington and Lee Tniver<lty No,
SO Hard Tilt First
ThcuEht,,
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch. !

LEXINGTON. Va. October I0.-Con-
irary to previous report g. Washington
and Lee University will be ably rep
resented on I'll. gridiron this fall. Thc
boys arc rapidly rounding into shane
patrick. an a!-Ame rican star OF last
years team.
The veterans WHO will again don the
nicle@kins fo; Washington and Lee are
Captain Toe Silvcratcin, Sam ltaineS and
Lester Fox. The team will not be han
dicapped us much rs expected by the
loss OF rierotti and Lhrliin, as the new
material is composed Of husky lot
That vncnnt roo,n I'm your home In
needed by SOME person here on i'm
portant WORT. Tell him he cap rent
fhrouEh Want Ad in The Tines
Dispatch.
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and only few new cases have de-
veloped in the last twenty four huors
Seven nurses and three physicians arc
IN constant attendance OH tho sick
students.
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ia: Uny pn,tpon,d.

Tax Day P1stpOned.
Tag day for the Italian war sufferers
has been postponed 10 soElc future date
on account of tho influenza and the
Liberty loan drive.
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WEST END GUN CLUBS
MARKSMEN RECLASSIFIED
81. Ii. Srartwout, Ed. Taylor and NJ. ID.
Hart Occupy Class 4

The following reclassification OF the
marksmen OF the West Fec Gun Club
Tor october. based On September
regards has been. made by the clubs
secretary. NJ ID. Hart:
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St-GGEsTEn pRICrS

-, tn Tinted states fool administration
rri"cs Tor tn. citv oi. iiichmcad'' for Ihc
weak beginning October 10: "
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Infncnza situation Improves
BLACESECRG. VA, October TO-
The in;iuerzH situation at the school
is believed 10 lie wei; under control
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RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

u. ~ viIia & Ncae.. l:Uu O.. ~ 20 .,
ii AL Lice Local. se:lo o.. 10 40 Q.
ia tiIvcr IJue 'le .sU d.. to.l o..
LOFT News
Nh. Old toia,. 1900 a ia 90 IL. s4:0Y o..
Newport r>ewa Local. - :oU r.. s6:l5 T..
ErnIn NIX. Newport
Srvs Old T. ia Us A. ss:Sd ~ 1855 a.
Hewpori ~ .oc.l; .sa6 O.. s;45 From
%sst isme. r.Ist g Is Is :ss 'sa a Is .
.lIaitr tEIcepr Sunday
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H HS. n n,ssi q 20 e., q: 70 e. to 81.
MISCELLANEOUS. p,r package per package
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-20
Teachers Examination.

The regular fall examination for
teachers certificates will be held at
the court house, Saturday, October
The examination will begin at s:se
o'clock and applicants will bring with
them examination paper.
Certificates will be granted to those
holding B.A. or B.s. degrees without
examination. Along with the regular
examination, the State Board has aa-
thorized a high school examination
for high school teachers. All papers
for a high school certificate will be
suplnltted to the State Board for ex-
animation and gradation.
G. M. Wilson,
sapt Of Education
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-20

The opera house will be the scene
Of an unique recital on September %.
{afternoon) when Glider and Weeks
will introduce Miss Marie Tiffany, So
nrano Of the Metropolitan Opera Co,
and Mr.. Graham Harris to a specially
Inyited audience of music lovers.
Miss Tiffany is a recent acquisition
to the forces of the Metropolitan
onera Company where her rise has
been very RAPID for one whose pre-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-20

vious experience had been entirely in
concert and oratorio.
An unusually beautiful voice, pure
and flexible, a broad musicianshsp
and a charming personality are the
contributing factors.
Music lovers should derive solid
satisfaction from the program that
will be rendered by Miss Tiffany and
Mr. Graham Harris. Mr.. Harris is
perhaps no less popular. He is an
artist of unusual ability and delight
full personality and will receive a
hearty welcome.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-20

Just Received car Appler seed oats
Get our prices. The Purcell GO
Buy War Savings Stamps.
s-1e ct H9
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THE STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of NeWberry.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Summer Brothers Company, ,eT
Plaintiff. !,
against
Anna Thacker, Eva Jeter, Dan Clark.
Jr Alice Gaffney Angelina Chick.
cornelia Jeter, Cornelia oglesby.
Edna oglesby, Pearl oglesby, John
ogiesby, Jr., May oglesby, Matte
oglesby, BARLEY or Julius oglesby,
Marie oglesby, Ed. oglesby, Jr..
Charlie oglesby, Jimmie CLARK.
Laura Clark, Fannie Clark, Willie
May Clark, and John custis Means,
Defendants.
Pursuant to an order of court here
in, I will sell before the court house.
at Newberry, S. c., within the legal
hours of sale, at public auction 10
the highest bidder, on salesday, Mon
day, October 7th, 1918, the following
described tract Of land to wit:
All that tract, piece or parcel OF
land lying in Newberry county, State
aforesaid, containing one hundred
lOO) acres, more or less, bounded Big
lands Of Lee Gaffney, Fred Whitney,
sallie E. Henderson and others in ~
. township being a part of the orig
NAL tract decided Dan Clark by T. c.
Pool, deed dated Nov 18th, 1910, Deed
Book No. 10 at page "a. Terms Of sale:
One-half cash and the balance on a
! credit of twelve months, the credit
portfon to bear interest from day of
sale and until paid at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum, the credit
portion to be secured by bond CT the
purchaser and a mortgage Of the
premises sold, mortgage to provide
that in case it is placed in the hands
of an attorney for collection or fore
closure that the mortgage will pay
ten per cent of the amount due there
on: in addition to principal and inter-
est. as attorneys fees for collection:
with leave to the purchaser to antici-
pate the payment of the credit por-
ton in whole or in part. The crops
on said tract of land are exempt from
sale and the owners thereof shall have.
until December 18th, 1918, to gather
and remove the same.
Purchaser to pay for papers, reve--
nue. stamps and recording.
H. H. Rikard, Master.