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SCHOOL RESUMES
MONDAY MORNING

After the holidays which began
December 1e, pupils and teachers of
the Abbeville high and graded
schools will enter upon the second
term Monday morning at the usual
hour.
Several changes in the teaching
force will be effective with the open
ing of the new term. Four new teach
ers have been engaged to stake the
places of those who have resigned.
The new faculty members are Miss
Esther Todd, Miss Mary Haigler,
Miss Mary Quarles Link, and Miss
Eloise Phillips. They will have the
places formerly held by. Miss Frances
DeLorme of Sumter, Mrs. Preston
Speed, formerly Miss OFT; Miss Mary
Hunt, resigned; and Mrs. r. E. Cox,
formerly Miss Sara Perrin.
Miss Haigler takes, up the second
grade work. Miss Phillips, who comes
from Springfield, is a graduate of
Columbia College, and is an expert
enced teacher. She will have - the
fifth grade formerly taught by Miss
Hunt Of Dalton, Ga.
il This completes the teaching corps
and successful term is anticipated
after the new year, notwithstanding
the fact that these changes have been
necessary in the teaching force.
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$SS, ,OOO, 900 Power Plant Starts

Niagara Falls, Ont, Dec. 29.-The
throw Of a switch at the new hydro
electric power house at Queenstown
today will start the first of the gen.
Grating units of the greatest hydrf-
electric power system in the world,
just completed at a cost of over $685.
100000. Today's event marks the
culmination of an immense project
which has been under way for three
years. Government municipal and
.ether officials of the dominion and
the province officials and engineers
Of power companies on both sides of
the border and members of the hydro
electric commission of Ontario will
be present at the ceremony. Premier
Ev C. .vDrury Of Ontario will throw
the switch. -..', ...-
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OUT OF ONE TROUBLE
" AND INTO ANOTHER
Civil War in Ireland is Ssriously
Thrs.tsnsd-:soppe.itien of
,Yl'.sr IS: ..

London; Dec. 2o.-Givil war in
1relaihd, arising from Ulster's oppo7
sition to the proposed revision of her
boundaries under the Irish peace
treaty is, seriously threatehed,i ac-
cording to the political correspond
ent # the Westminster Gazette.
Ulster is determined that mot one
loyalist shall be sacrificed against his
will to the Sim Fein," he says, and
adds: -
"She (Ulster) will certainly not
appoint a representative to the
boundary commission and if the COM
mission operative without her con-
sent and 'allocates any part of her
territory to the south thee will be
civil war before she parts with it."
The correspondent does not believe
that Ulster, is blufing and says she
fears: tina. if the commission sits, a
considerably tract Of territory will be
taken, leaving Ulster only about four
coutuies. ~. .--.. 49,.
=. The. most stubborn of all covenan-
tiers, he says, live in the counties Of
Tyrone and !Fermanagh, and it is
their approval that they be not de-
serted by their fellows that may
light the flames Of civil war. The cor
respondent reported i message last
night of these stalwarts; at which
they swore solemnlyn to die rather
than pass under the government of
the so,;th. q; y, - :tE,i9., II - -
Recalling that the boundary com
mission was made vitalissue by ehe
Sim Fefn delegates at the peace con-
ference, tie correspondent Says they
would never have signed tie treaty
without the clause providing: for The
commissions. - .: = 6 ;s<
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Ex.coV. BECKETT DEAD
Stricken With Paraiysis and Dies
in Less Than "a Hours.

IN LESS AnAn @f tao3s'
Raleigh, N. C., Dec. 2s.-Former
Gov: Thos. Waiter Beckett, who suf-
'fered a stroke: of paralysis at his
home here last night, died at se!:15
this morning without ever regaining
consciousness.
The former governor was stricken
last night while he was seated beside
the bed of Mrs. Beckett, who is
slightly i'll. He lapsed into uncon-
sciousness and never. came out OF
the state of coma. His physicians from
the first held out no hope for his re-
covery, his entire right side being
paralyzed. Strong restoratives, were
administered to the FORMER governor
at intervals throughout the night, but
without effect. The end came peace
fully at 9:15 this morning. Mrs.
Beckett, their one son, VIM. Beckett,
relatives and close friends were at
his bedside. AS soon as the news OF
the former governors death was an
nounced later. ,aAs soon as the news
of the former. governors death was
announced, the flags on all state
buildings were placed at half mast
and the state Offices were closed.
Thomas Walter Beckett was born in
Monroe, Union county, North Caro-
lima, February %, 1869. He was the
SON Of T. w, and Mary A. Beckett.
In 1908, Mr.. Beckett was elected
attorney general and reelected to
that Office in 1912.
He retired from the Office Of at
torney general. in 1915 to become
governor Of. North Caroline, ending
his term Of four years as governor
in january Of this year Since ,leav-
ing the. governors office Mr.. Beckett
has pfacticed law in Raleigh.
Gov. Beckett was reputed TO be one
of the best debaters and orators in
the state. He was 81 in great demand
during the war as a speaker and Wis
tied various sections Of the country
in the interest of the liberty loan
drives. and other war activities.
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BETHIA NEWS
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Fortescue. of
Anderson spent the holidays here
with relatives. y'.;,' ;: ",..' ..''":,
Mr.. James Mckinney and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cason
several days this week. =. ~; :;
Mrs. 'Orville Calhoun and little
daughter of Bordeaux are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jas. J. Link. -
Miss Ruth Beauford came home
from Greenowod Sunday where she
has been working. ..-'"
Luther iBowick and Metts Dille-
shaw of Mccormick spent Monday
night with: Eugene Beauford.
Miss Gertrude Tolbert of Green
wood is visiting relatives here. -
Frank Woodhurst and Ollie
Spence of Troy and Eugene Beau
ford spent Monday with Lewis
Beauford.. , ', o..
Clarence Fortescue and Wade
Williams of Abbeville are visiting
Mr.. A. K. s:Woodhurst. ~. =
Miss Clarke Link, who is teach
ing: at Fairplay spent the holidays
with homefolks. - ,,-.-
Miss Kate Pettigrew, who is
teaching at Orangeburg is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Frances Petit
grew. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beauford and
Claude Woodhurst spent Tuesday
with Mrs. R. n. Beauford.
Miss. Julia Link Of Bordeaux is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. J. Link.
Misses Maggie Woodhurst and
Gertrude Tolbert spent Tuesday
with Miss Julia Beauford.
Mrs. Mary Horne of Abbeville is
visiting her daughter, MRS. Matte
Beauford.
Miss Alma Wilson of Abbeville
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. J. M. Fortescue spent Mon
day night with Mrs. Joe Link.
Mrs. Will Link and children spent
Saturday light with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Langley Of Flatwoods.
MisssJennie Cason is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lewis Ramey of Leba-
non. - 2"...s':...
Miss Lola Brown of Troy is visit
ing Miss Ruth Beauford.
Mrs. Matte ''Beauford gave a
dance Monday night which was en-
joyed by all. - 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Moore of
Mancheser, Ca, are visiting rela-
tives here. -. g." -.
MIR. John Dansby of Augusta
spent several days here with rela-
tives. '-'-' :*.- ''.;," -.
A crowd from here attended a
party at the home Of Miss Lyndelle
Young at Troy Tuesday night.
tNt-l ,S-....,,I,.c--
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NEW YEAR'S-CiFT
FROM THE RAILROADS

Columbia, Dec. 20.-A New I ear S
gift Of over two million dollars will
be given by the railroads Of South
Carolina to the people Of the state
under the provisions of the new rev.
enue law, whereby the government
has repealed the transportation tax
and>will no longer collect, after Jan
uary /, the eight per cent passenger
fare tax, the three per cent freight
tax, the five per cent tax on express
shipments and the eight per cent tax
on Pullman tickets. ~, f. e.
The government collected in reve-
nue. tax on transportation in 1920 a
total of approximately two million
dollars on the business Of the trunk
lines and short lines within the state
Of South Carolina. The railroads
are now working on statements, it is
understood, which will show the ex-
act amount to be saved to the people
Of the state by the repeal of the
transportation tax,
The three main trunk lines oper-
ating in South Carolina earned to-
tai of $11,11o,7s4 gross in passen-
ger fares last year, and .$30,073,715,
gross, in freight business. The eight
per cent tax on all passenger tickets
meant for the year 1920 an outlay
by the people who travelled within
the state of South Carolina on the
three main trunk lines, the Southern
the Atlantic Coast Line and the Sea-
board of sssS,s61. The three per
cent. tax on, freight handled within
the state by the three trunk lines to-
tailed $sO2,221. The five per cent tax
on express, the eight per cent on
Pullman tickets and the taxes paid
in connection with travel on the
many short lines of the state brought
the total above the two million dol
lar mark.
1t is estimated that the total rail
road business for the state during
1922 will be slightly less than for
1920, but there will be no vast diff
ference in the amount of tax paid by
the travelling and shipping public.
,e elimination of these taxes will
be welcomed by the business inter
ests as we'll as the travelling public
in the state, and will mean a consid-
cradle saving to habitual users of the
railroads.
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M A s T ER'S s Al E :
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, lst'
COUNTY OF ABBEv1LLH
Court of Common Pleas.
ss''sL - 4
HfADv r1TTT onI ofhoro pIainfiffS~

s.H
Court of Common Pleas.
MARY HILL and others, Plaintiffs
against
ARCH H. BARNETT and Others:
Defendants
By authority of Decree Of Sale
by the Court of Common Pleas for
Abbeville County, in said State, made
in the above stated case, will offer
for sale, at public outcry, at Able
vile C. H., S. c., on Salesday in:
January, A. D. 1922, within the legal
hours of sale the following described
land, to wit: All that lot or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being in city
of Abbeville in Abbeville County, in
the State aforesaid, and being bound
ed by Haigler Street, Hickory Street
and other property of Albert Henry
and lands of Mrs. Caroline B. Klugh,.
and being the same lot conveyed by
Albert Henry to J. J. George, and
thereafter conveyed by ]. J. George
to Arch II. Barnett.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps
THOs. p. THOMSON.
Dec. 16. Master "A. w. D "
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MASTERS SALE +
=. ~: -: 3..-- l. :; ;,tsef7@:
The State Of South Garolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
Court of Common Pleas,
J. ]. FRETW1E'lLL, : lsl' Plaintiff,
F.. against
~ against
7. R. WILSON and others,

Defendants.
By authority of a Decree Of Sale
by the Court Of Common Pleas for
Abbeville County, : in said State,
made in the above stated case, ! viii
offer for sale, at Public Outcry, at
Abbeville c. H., s. G., on sa1esday
in January, A. D,S@1s22, within the
legal hours of sale the following ,des-
s;ribed land. "a; wit. .Al1 that tract, Or
parcel Of land situate, lying and be
ing in the city Of aAbbeville, in the
State aforesaid, containing Ninety
Six (ss) Acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands Of J. R. Fretwell
on the North; estate Of Sam Shaw on
the East, J. L. Black on the South,
and J. D. Alewine on the West, the
said tract, Of land being a portion Of
the tract of land described. in the
complaint. g..
Also, all that parcel or tract of
land situate, lying and being in the
County of Abbeville, State of South
Carolina, containing Thirty and three
tenths (3O.3) Acres more or less and
bounded by lands Of P. c. Feemple,
lands Of A. F. Carwile, estate Of Sam
uel Shaw, deceased, and johnson
Creek, being the tract decided to J.
R. Wilson by S. S. Fisher by deed of
date Feb. IA, 1918. -
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. That
should the purchaser or purchasers
of either or both Of said tracts OF
land fail to comply with his bid or
BIDS at said sale, within fifteen min
utes after said sale or sales or in
lieu thereof, as a guarantee Of his
good faith that he will comply with
the terms of the sale within ten days
thereafter, deposit with the Master
a sum equal to one fourth of the pur-
chase price, that the Master forth
with resell the said premises upon the
same terms and conditions herein
above provided, and that he receive
no bid at such resale, made by. the
purchaser or purchasers who failed
to comply with their former purchase.
Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. ....
THos. P. THOMSON, ~.
Dec. IA, St Master A. C., $. c.
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Sea Inspires Milliners.

Paris.-Paris milliners have gone
down to the sea for their latest in
spiration. Toques Of sea shells and
with just enough black felt to pro-
vide band for the head, are the
newest creations of the modistes. Iri-
descent shells are used to produce
unique effects while red coral also
forms part of the trimming.
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MASTERS 4sA LEs
The State Of ses.h G.rslias
COUNTY. oFsABBEyILLE
Court Of common pleas. !:
B: E. ALLEN, sa5:4 PlaintiA

g = s'': against , l
HoYT BoGGs and other pssenas sats
s'i! by authority of ] Dgsissss1 Da 9 IT salef
~ IS NE Cotirt 81 Goihnmfo f 81 i sPlsas foSi
Hbbsyilie County, i, ii fii'l laid ststs, naaei
ii ii Tie sboivasi 4 Z stated ea5s, fwilaf fsr'
for ri.a Bale, Isi asiat pubic Sdtcfy, sts Able
v'iflef z. a., s. q, M Sh asslssdas in in
January, A.D. 1922, witKsin thsslsgal'
hours ' 81 Sale the folk wing is dsssfiHsd
land, to Wit: All that tract 81 Sr s Ipafcei
Of land Situate, lying and beinE in
Lowinidaesville Township In Abbevilie
County, IN the State aforesaid, Ind
known " as the home place s6f B. Bsr-
rihen len, Allen, containing Nine Hdndred
and Seventy (s7d) Acres a more or
less. and bounded on Oh the West by
Rocky River; q On n The North BY lands
of Estate Of N. Bell, and lands Of
J. b. Bell, on the East BY lands of
Irwin Cleckley, on On the South by lands
Of Irwin Cieckley and lands OF B.:
Bollin Allen. Being the same; tract or
parcel |, iisI Of land conveyed 70 Ms. Ke-.
tura itiIr1a W. Alien BY Berrien Allen Son
the 5th day Of February 1896. Deed
to "a; which being recorded in Office Of
Clerk of Court for Abbeville County.
South Carolina, in Deed Book S2o,
page 2s1. ......
TERMS OF sALE-cash. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps
THos. P. THOMSON,
Dec. 16. Master A.. c., S. c.
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Cobb At Augusta.

Augusta, Ca, Dec. c.s20.-Ty Cobb
reached his home here yesterday
from New York where he attended
the meeting Of Major League, manag-
ers, and announced that his present
plans are to. bring thetSDetroit team
here next spring and house The play
ers in: two or three lafge homes in
stead Of at a hotel. The clubhouse
at the local baseball park is being
improved for the coming of the team:
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Eggs Drop In Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 29.-Fresh eggs on
the. Chicago wholesale exchange drop
ped FIVE cents today to ~ cents a
dozen. The drop was ascribed by
produce men to a plentiful supply
following the Christmas holiday
week end. Receipts were nearly three
times that of normal.
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MASTERS. SALE
State Of South carolina,
, COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
Court of Common Pleas
PLANTERS: BANK, A Corporation
: =. against ~, =
C. W. NORRIS Ind others,

c. w. NORRIS and others, '.s.-s..
Defendants.
BY authority of a decree Of Sale
by the Court Of Common Pleas for
Abbeyille County; in said State, made
in the above stated case, + viii offer
for sale, at public outcry, at Able
vile C. r., S: c., on Salesday in
January, A. D. 1922, within the le-
gal hours of sale the following des-
cribed land, to: wit: An that tract or
parcel of land situate, lying and being
in Abbeyille County, in the State
aforesaid, containing One Hundred
and Thirty-seven = t1s7) Acres, more
or less, and bounded by lands Of W.
P. :Wham on the North, on the West
by Verdery road and lands of Dr. G.
A. Neuffer, on the East by lands Of
Richard sondley, and on the South
by lands Of Charlie .Janides, being
the same tract of, land conveyed to
the said G., ". Norris by, ia. Put
nam. .,a'-zs: ~ :; psIa -
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-hslf cash,
balance on credit of twelve months,
the> credit 2portionfto bear interest
from the date of sale; at the rate aof
eight per cent, per: annum and to be
evidenced by the bond Of the; ,pur-
chaser, and secured by, a mortgage
of the premises, which mortgage
shall provide for attorneys fees for
the. collection thereof for insurance
on the house on the premises ii the
sum of not less than two thousand
dollars with loss payable clause TO
the Master. The purchaser at the day
OF. sale to pay five hundred dollars on
bis bids or, else the premises to be
reseld on same Salesday on the same
terms, and a d with the optiSn to Sthe
purchaser to pay az cash, =:@S. -. .....
b. Purchaser to pay for 1' stamps s p -. apd nd
papers. "a, -; ,>.,3t.aS. i.g =
THos. r. THOMSON,
Dec. IA, St Master .C., $. g.
~ .x3I-
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In BANKRUPTCY. - -. >
Pursuant to- an,order of sale made
in this cause in,bauiruptcy by D.sH.
Hill, Esquire, Referee in Bankrupt
cy, and dated Dec. 2eth, 1921, /, C..
H. Pennell; as trustee in bankruptcy
of the said W. B.. Hill, will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the home of said
bankrupt near Antreville, S. c.,
County of Abbeville, State of South
Carolina and said district aforesaid,
on January 10th, 1922 at 10 o'clock
A. M, the following goods of said
bankrupt. 49,. =.
Consisting Of one bale of cotton,
mules, wagon, buggy and farming
products and implements. -''.' : 2
= Dated at Abbeville,, S. C. this the
2sth,, day Of Dec. 1921.
- '', C. n. PENNELL,
Trustee Of ". B. Hill, Bankrupt.
Dec. 80. 2t. .'
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MASTERS SALE
Tho State Of South csrelins;
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE-
Court Of Common Pleas.
THE FARMERS BANK OF ABBE-
y VILE COUNTY, Plaintiff

AgamAE
J. J. HILL and Others, Defendants.
By authority of Decree Of Sale
by the Court Of Common Pleas for
Abbeville County, in said State,
made in the above stated ease, I viii
offer for sale, at Public .outery. at
:Abbeville &c. H. 8: c, son 5sslesday
in january A. D., 1922, within tie
legal hours of sale the following des-
ctibed land, to Wit: An Fiat. tract OF,
parcel 6f land situate, lying aud be-.
ing in Abbeville County, in the State.
aforesaid, containing One Hundred
and +Fifty-fve if65j Acres, I inote 10 or
less, and being ail that tfsct q par
eel Of land this day decided me tJ-
j. Hily by.him GER. Hortonl lying
on Rocky River, Joined BY lands Of
Mrs. E, C. Meschine, s. W. Johnson
and others. s.ss:$y.sSs.5
TERMS OF sALE-one-third
cash, balance on credit of ,one and
Twp years, the credit portion e e ;be
evidenced BY the bond Of the pgr-5
chaser, the. same providing r;in.sr-3
est at the rate nf eight per cent, and .lle
for attorneys fees, and k to be secured sss
BY mortgage of TIE premises 4. TIE
purchaser having the privilege 70 pay
all cash. 4. VI, - !. %. 4
Purchaser to pay 9 for papers and
= ,rHos. d, +, q rHoSMssos. g y l|l''
I, ....,, Master =. 4. c- e 9.
Dec. is, 1921. .s' .:.' I. S. 49,
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REDUCING TAXES.

There lS TO be. an eNort 70 re-
duce taxes, certainly an effort to
reduce the rate of taxation as against
property. That is well and good. But
if the effort to reduce the rate OF
taxation as against property shall
amount to nothing more than trans
ferring the burden from property to
other sources Of revenue, then the ef-
fort will not be sincere, and the peo-
pie viii gain little.
We are in accord with the view
that other sources of revenue should
be. sought. It is not right that land
and visible property should pay all
the expenses of running the govern
ment and at the same tims pay the
enormous appropriations for one pur-
pose and another. Any means Of eff
fecting a more equitable division Of
the hurdeas which the few have been
bearing aill meet with our approval.
But what We would like to. impress
on heFylegislators who are soon to
assembie1in Columbia is that the peo-
pie want less>staxes collected, % from
whatever source The legislature has
run wild IN the matter Of appropria-
tions in the past few years. Individ-
ualss ran Wild too, but they have had
to ;Hdefaee" and so must the tax
levsing Body. IT will do no good, or
veTv little good to reduce the proper
tyw3 four 81 five mills if the burden
is Merely transferred to the other
shoulder and if the people are. still
'canedson 10 carry as big load
as zsvef:: Let the load be light
enned. First reduce the amount Of ap-
pfcpriatiens, and then look to the
means sftpaying these. ,, q.
Aid while we are talking about
taxes and taxable property, we would
like to ask why it is that notes and
mortgagesGin this state are not taxed
as other property? Can no means
be found TO force the people to pay
taxes on securities Of this kind? Why
would it not be a good idea to re-
quire that these securities be listed
each year by the auditor and stamp
ed ia. the end that they bear part
Of the tax burdens. A suitable pen
atty would make it improbable to
try to oevade the payment of taxes,
perhaps the penalty could be the
forfeiture of all interest to the state.
It is certain that the amount of prop
ertE subject to taxes, stated in dol
lars, will greatly decrease with the
new assessment. Other property must
be found to take the place of The
disappearing values or the amount Of
taxes coming in will be greatly re-
duced. A tax on mortgages and, notes
would not only help the situation but
would be just.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING -

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the National Bank Of Alb
-beville will be held in the directors
room of the bank at IL o'clock
Tuesday, January 10, 1922. i
' LEWIS PERRIN,
Dec. 10. St. Cashier.
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Wilmington Creenville Postmaster
Washington, Dec. -Nomirla9-
tions Of postnasters sent to. The
& senate today by. President Harding
included Charles c. Wilmington,
Greenix.;iue, S. C. '''l
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By authority of Decree of Sale
by the Court of Common Pleas for
Abbvebille County, in the State,
made in the above stated case, I will
offer for sale, at public outcry, at
Abbeville. c. H., S. c., on Salesday
in January, A. D., 1922, within the
legal hours of sale the following des-
cribed land, to wit: All that tract or
parcel of land situate, lying and be-
ing in Long Cane Township in Able
vile County, in the State aforesaid,
containing Sixty (6O) Acres, Of land
more or less, and bounded by lands
# ]. D. Miller, Estate of Lou Jen-
kins and lands of r. H. Bolts (estate)
and. known as the Irwin place and
being the same land conveyed by T.
H. Bolts to Dixie Land Company
and j. A. Stands.
TERMS OF SALE: CAsH-Pur-
chaser to pay for stamps and papers.
THos. P. THOMSON,
Dec. 1s. Master A. c., s. C.
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eeseures Chills and Fewer.

"The Alamo" historic Franciscan
museum, ,e1an, at San Antonio, Tex, was
built in 1f22.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-30

M A s 7 e RS s A. L E
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ABBEvILtE
Court of Common Pleas.
MRS. JENNIE NJ. BOTTS, Admins
tratrix, Plaintiff,
against
THE DIXIE LAND COMPANY, a
Corporation and ]. A. STANDS,
Defendants.