The Times and Democrat from Orangeburg, South Carolina • 4

THE T12IZ5 JLND DEMOCBAT. UEmXSPAY. OCTOEEB 30. le. 7f i(lcr COIitilEllx rj vr uli lis tfci la 17 If wit.

rinriwiM mtme 1 amMUMKAMi 1. ALL liit iltSjAi.Z-il i-jn- EK iwr the unuism ol il hie Eate of Mr Bosalie Eiiis, wid Brrjr ea4, ia 3 thai oc-rtzia tract of laadT sittsate in the tT Ormaseborr ia said tXnj'jrr aid Sase. tea fl) jct. suore le, asd loaidd by lane of H. Ctraeison, Thtn-iLS B.

I it OS SKKU totbes. LIt'Jr- later T' ttltj Cfciti XunAwwt aid ct tico wLk'a te fcttei less, situate a it HMie sfaresfcjd, and ciUS 1 br teds of J. D. Fairey, Ea-t by laid of J. W.

E. Berry aid EUt of A. Berry, Ni cth by lands tf Joe Poaches and est in- lands of Jaues Fuat-s. tract eccTered to Bxms D- Myers by John S. G-rime br ded daVd Fei-raary 7.

2. ALL" THAT TEACT02 PARCEL OF LAND, toonTi as the "Murphy lral f--'i ninety-two Vei) ares, Biore or less, as being in ti Oxn-tr nd State aforesaid, aud bwuided by of Benjamin MeAiiaaey and J. IL Mvers. ALL THAT LOT OR PALCES OF LAND, known as the J. Ltrrr 1x4." stuat and beng ia the Town of Eranca-ri, in tiie wid Counn-and State, meaning South on Pitr-s Bridge one hundred (100) feet West on lands of J.

B. Berrv four hundred (W) leet North ol hundred (100) feet on a street epetd by J. Berry as College Street tad av pa side-walk four buadred (4') feet Jot conveyed to Burns D. Myers, by B. Berrv by deed dated July 3,1 W4.

4'Vl that irrjoR parcel of LAN known as E. Berrj EotNo- 2 situate and being In said Town 1 rancb-ville, and measuring and boandias oa the North ou Public Road leading from Braneb-vllle arrow the Elisto River me hundred (100) feet, East on lands of J. E. Irry two hundred (300) feet, W4ot ilaja J. E.

Berry two hundred (300) foot, and South on lauds of J. E. Berry hundred (100) feet Being lot conveyed to h-urL D. Myers by J. E.

Berry, by deed dad January 14. 1876. Terms: Cash, and purcber to pay for papers, and alt taxes payable after day cf sale. If anv purchaser shall fail to eomply witbthe terms of fid sale, the Real Estate bid off by such purchaser will be re sold oa same or some mbMetst salesday, upon same terms, at risk of former purchaser. ANDREW C.

DIBBLE. Master. Master's Office, Orangeburg C. S. October 16, 5Iater Sale.

Mate oi South Carolina, Couly i Orangeburg In the Court of Common Pleas. Anna A. Zimmerman, as Guardian of Ella R. Zimmerman and Id E. Zimmerman, Plaintiffs, against Catherine K.

Glover, et at, Defendants- By virtue of a judgment of Court of Onimon Pleas, made ia the above case. 1 will sell at -public auction at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in November next duringtbe legal bours of sale, ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND with dwelling house and other buildings thereon, situate, lyiag and in the City of Orangeburg, in the Countv and State aforesaid, and fronting on Bellville Road or Kueil street, and bounded on the North bv Bellville Road or Russell street, on the East by Dickson street, on the South by of Sot Jennie Daniels and West by lot of John L. Humbert Being lot eonveved to Charles B. Gkver by Caroline S. Hey ward by deed dated April 6, 1880.

Terms One-half cash, and balance on a credit cf twelve the cnedi jKsr-. tioa to be secured by txmd of the pET-i a.r, bearinz interest from day cf sale, payable annually, together with a mortgage of the premises sold, and also insure the buildings and assign the policy; and purchaser also, to pay for pspars and recoriling, and all taxes "payable after day of sale. Incase purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms of said sale, the said premises will be on same or some subsequent sales-day, upon same terms, and at risk of former purchaser. ANDREW C. DIBBLE, Master.

Master's office, Orangeburg C. S. October 16, 189. blaster's Sale. State of South Carolina, County of Orangeburg In the Court of Common Pleas.

John R. Mack, as Administrator of the Estate of W. B. Mack, deceased, Plaintiff, against William P. Johnson, et Defendants.

By virtue of a Judgment of the Court of Common Pleas for said County and State, made in the above case, I will sell at publie auction at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in November next daring the legal hours of sale, ALL THAT CERTAIN PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND situate, lying and being in Caw Caw Township in said County and State, containing four hundred (400) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of Reuben Misrph and A. F. Ott, on the East by lands of F. J. Buyck and .1.

P. Golson, on the South bv lands of W. D. Stabler and Mrs. Frances Zeigler and on the West by lands of C.

A. Staley. Term One-half cash, and the balance on a credit of one and tw years, payable in two equal annual instalment, the credit portion to be secured by a bond of purchaser waring Interest from day of stile, pavablu annually, together with" mortgage the premises sold; and purchaser to pay Master for papers and recording; and to pav all taxes payab'e after dav of snip. In "case the purchaser shall faiito comply with the terms of sale, the said premises will be resold on same or sorue subsequent salcsdav, upon same terms, at risk of former purchaser. ANDREW C.

DIBBLE, Master. Master's office, Orangeburg C. 11.. S. October 16, 1889.

Master Wale. State of South Carolina, County of Orangeburg In the Court of Common Pleas. N. A. Bull and Warren N.

Scovill, co-partners doing business under firm-name ot Bull Scovill. Plaintiffs, against Thomas Dantzler, et al, Defendants. By virtue ot a judgment of said Court of Common Pleas, made in the nbovo case, I will sell at public auction at Orangeburg Court House, on tho first Monday In November next, during the legal hours of sale, the following described Real ALL THAT PLANTATION OR riiACT OF LAND, situate, lying and being In tho County of Orangeburg and State aforesaid, containing four hundred and forty-tlireo (413) acres, and bounded by lands of Jacob Amivker, John W. Dantzler. and lands formerly of John I).

TRACT OR PARCEL OF LA I) containing ninety-five and one-half acres, more or less, situate, lying and being In the County ami State aforesaid, and bounded on the North and East by lands of Jack Dantzler, on the South and East by lands of John Dantzler, ami on tho West by lands of Vaughn. Terms: Cash, and purchaser to par for papers, and to pay nil taxes payable after day of sale. In ease any purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms of sale, tho Real Estate bid off by such purchaser will ihj re-sold ou same or some subsequent sales-day, upon same terms, at risk of former purchaser. ANDREW C. DIBBLE, Master.

Master office, Orangeburg C. Un Uv October 16, 1889. For Rrtuer infora-atS' I Mii 4ozk Lit.P, N. awrSvrcfrA-u tjtts T- KtSi.vrsJ fftfift'tLc'Fjit! wolf- la wtrertl j-lk'S 4 v. JjiT'r: Ae I 'octal wa-12 ft Os ou- rst jiije publisJi tle of a trutiJ riz it tfcat re-oeJj tv.k jl'- ur CLiiriK-tva.

V.V..i Lf the lw of-oTS 'f iul UiiLt 1 lia-f in s- At t1.1 carter to tlj ffiK, ojq t-o etTft for a jiosi2iotb ir Y.w.'i'.tttv.x ti f-on- fclfjetii vuivva to isaie th-Bj to i-r-drctior, tit tr.vi?. r.t ith hlnj, tajs Trt-U-f'-l Jafiif for trj ji? to y-ra-'ilce Lat tL Iy-b-Jlr-aa duricj tb lit A vv.wzx' aTsct ay that life Lossy ls4iiiitly ftroloajtel rJ-lsdy dritking tLe juice cf tie Acd aaotLer Kuropesa tava'it, who iueiri ju-t aa w.u'.-ii or as little ays tLat the iwiMrst way to stsorta life i to tlrii-k 10500 LSle would 1 a v-rr plaSa aaI tifflpk jrotkm if It rri not fr thr a-lviofc cf th v.Se tuen, IVe -w Vrii! fcouttmi ttiswonary wouiJ aiak a tor tifrough theocrtb( giving haiKJajrafchool advk afKut jury hiibivz, Whit Cap amenity, th? kSuxiugcf that p-aeiUe aud t.itizrn la Cadiz.Otbe baro-Jtgotitof asfjther miaivle colored fhrrMyzt Murray Oty, fh, and thr itrociotjscrirfifs that i to that tttcUoxi. The iul-alilaji- of 11cktis County are ici'iJf a tLtir cotto oatbe combination Tbey are going to write to the dlffer'-rtt tniilBtowmd biy- rs to tlifi Bsjnt poiata on the railroad on certain day wheo they will all take in their cotton that is ready for market and sell on the auction plaa, the highest bidder getting the whol lot. They will deiuaad the extra tight pounds for cotton ia the regulation Alliance uniform. Many things are reversed in Australia.

It is suranwr there while it is winter in America. Trees shod their lark Instead of their leaves; fruit has the stone or kernel outside; swans arc black; there is a species of fly that kills and eats the spider, and a fish called the climbing itercti walks deliberately out cf the water and, with the aid of its fins, climbs the adjacent trees after the Inwcts that infests them. KoMKTisiK a(o he Observer, in behalf of the public, demanded that the railroads arrange their excursion trains for the Htare fair so that ladies and quiet, decent people will not be Mrced to travel in tlw same cars with the swearing, drunken, fighting: rowdies who almost always appear on uuch occasions. The demand has had thj desired effect and the railroads have agreed to run trains for the ladi es and iet peopl e. John T.

Habuih, of Johnston, has a sad history. lie was chief of police of that unfortunate city when it was destroyed by the Hood the early part of this year. that terrible calamity he lost eleven of his family of thirteen, and his home was swept away. In spite of this he worked like a hero at the head of his men dujing the gloomy days and nights which fol lowed the ditsahter. He is a quiet, re served man and his face shows the marks of the mental and physical suT fering he has so recency endured.

"No blacks are wanted in this place" In the explanation given by the people of Murray City, Ohio, of their action in (M ttifig fire recently to the house of Oorge Washington, a colored man, an it to the ground. Such con-di to be condemned wherever it tf v.n. It not more admirable in Ohio tan in Ijulaiana. In Murray City there was it appears but a single 1mj. Yet this was too much fi lum who have spent much of their iUvt and voting against -'iuh oft awjunt of alleged "caste hl outrages took it Into t.ir LwUti drive out the "man and did It, W.

A. F. 5i-''-o. cf Cair.pVi.tcn, i3 riT t--daj a tfct lst Im p9ait ert fertr Ha and Iot fr Kale. By ircS Mrs.

M. Z- HtS, if tot j.7-vysT told at prirM 1 wU sell OrsEgebuxg Cwrt Ew. teaiee" tn.v!y at i be ie the titer's Mies, a toe foortb ir ol Korea-. ALL THAT CEBTAIS HOUSE AND IjOT fee Otr of Qnraperg, en the Non-ia i- A VtVl'tan bow osea-pil br 5fr. Mrs.

11 a. i fscctlii? a wiOaii.B xutmt I'm iA and inches, asd h.9n4ed ca other VSe If property cf F. l5r; measarixjr a the KwJera lise leet, oa the Western ie 4t5 feet, sad 05 tj rear Kse 1S0 feet Terms: 0e5hird e-h iiri the tlaxw a refl1t cf ore ud two yerp, interest froio day cf 3e, al-ie isuiiaaljy, ca tee ho. uuAist vdmnA ij KrVrze of the preaslses aad lBoraa of the dweihig if; inaehaser to pay for papers ei rewrdisK with te prirhege cf yia? a )rjor trt, or tbe whoie Kaa in etik if poreLaser desires to do v. The pr4erty aay be negotiated for at private saie 5a the aaa any one T'crebase ifJ on proa.i-- to Mr.

M. E. Hall, or to un-derslgned at bis cJSoe oa Court lIoise fyjtiare. A ciesr titie will be to the t'feperty. ANDREW C.

DIBBLE, O'-t l' A of Mr. M. E. liaiL 5fater Sale. State of Sooth Caroiica, of Orange-hurg Ia the Court of Coiniaon Picas.

Deopid Ijtmis, as Administrator of the per-vmzl estate of Mary Argoe, deeeaMd, PiaiBtif, agaiast Edward Argf-, et ai, De'eJidaiite. By virtwe of a jadgiaeiit said Court cf Conjiuon Pleas, made in the above case, I will sell at pu5iie auction at Orarjgeburg Court House, on the Erst Monday in No-Teiiiber next, dnriDg the kgai hours cf saie, ALL THAT TRACT OF REAL ESTATE, situate, lying and being ia the County aud htate aforesaid, containing one hundred and fifty (IVh more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of Go-ran Blume, on the East by lands cf Amos GWaton, on the by lands of Augustus Hoglies and on the West by land3 of tise Eftiate Margaret Plume and Heniy Tyler. Term ash, and purchaser to pay Mibter for papers, and to pay ail taxes payable after dav of gale. ANOREW C. DIBBLE, Master.

Master's Office, Orangeburg C. 11., S. Octoter 18, im. Hikoter'n Sale. State of Sfjuth Carolina.

County of Orange burg In the Court of Common Pleas. Mary A. Cook, rlainuu, against Frances Cook and Ella Cook, Defendants. By virtue of a Judgment of the Court of Common rieas, uiaue tiie aixve case, i will at public auction, at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in No-vemlwr next, during the legal bours of sale, ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, PAR CEL OK TRACT OF LAND, situate. Jy-lnj? and being in Elirabetu Township, in said County and State, containing eighty- four and four-fifths (84 4-5) acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of W.

T. and L. H. Knotts and of Mrs. Robinson.

Terms Cash, and purchaser to pay Master for papers, and to pay all taxes payable after nay ol sale, in ease tne pur chaser shall fail to comply with the terms or sale, the said premises will resoiu on same or some fcuuseouent saiesciay, upon same terms, at risk of former purchaser. ANUKEW U. DIBBLE. Master. Master's Oltice, Orangeburg C.

S. October 16, nuttfr'N Wnle. btsvte of South Carolina, County of Orange- uurif In the Uourt ol lanumon 1'ieas. Jane C. Uangerplller, Plaintiff, against Mary Jane Harmon, et ai, Defendants.

By virtue of a Judgment of the Court of Common Pleas for said ttounty and State, made in the above entitled action, I will at public auction, at Orangeburg Court lionse, on the tirst Monuay in November next, during the legal hours of sale. ALL THAT CERTAIN TIECE. PAR CEL OR TRACT OF LAND, situate, ly ing and being in Lyon's Township, In the County and State aforesaid, coutaining thirty-five (35) acres, mom or less, and bounded by lands Dantzler, William lloiick, F. I. Gates and J.

C. Harmon. Being the real estate allotted to Patsy Shu-mnker in the division of the lands of Jacob Sliumaker, deceased. Terms Cash, and purchaser to pay Master for papers, and to pay all taxes payable after day of sale. In case mir-chaser fails to comply with the terms of sale the premises will be re-sold on same or some convenient saleday thereafter, upon same terms, at risk of former purchaser.

ANDREW C. DIBBLE, Master. Master's Ollice, Orangeburg C. S. October 16.

1889. MaNter's Sale. Slate of South Carolina, County of Orangeburg In the Court of Common Pleas. Elizabeth S. Riekenbaker.

Plaintiff. against, Georgo W. Barton, et ai, De- lenuanis. By virtue of a Judgment ot said Court of Common Pleas, made in the alwye case, I will sell at public auction at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in November next, during the legal hours of sale, ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF REAL ESTATE, situate, lying and being In the County and State aforesaid, and containing, according to pint of M. L.

Baldwin, dated January 25, lssy, two hundred and fifty acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Estate of James Mack, Tract A of lands of Mary J. Barton, al'otted to George W. Barton, M. M. Uol-man, Mrs.

Sarah Aniaker and Estate of William Golson. Being Tract on said Plat. Terms: Cash, and purchaser to pay Master for papers; and to pay all taxes payable after day ot sale. In case purchaser shall fall to comply with terms of sale the premises will be resold on samo or some subsequent nalesday, upon same terms, at risk of former purchaser. ANDREW C.

DIBBLE, Master. Masurs Odloe, Orangeburg C. S. C. October 10, lsasi.

rax loa3 cf lw. Kact-as. Maine, JIr- 3fcso-ct braka, Nevada, New HaicjiLSre, OiJ, Orefon, IiisyHaEla, Verx'Ll arid Wlsccr-tfa, ajgrratir-j an electcnd vol of 17 i Tie Jc'xrrttie etats art Altbaui Ar Deleware, Florida, Kestueiy. Ixaiisiaa. Maryland, MiwteijsjA, iwswut New Snvry, North CaroJaaa, CaxoJisa, Teo- i-.

Texas Vifhsia, apyregt-it 15 votes. -Tie Kites California, I a-Jiais, Nr York, KiC4e and Wett ViriLii, ag-gTegraUaj: If the U-n Jh-yubh'-fcrj vvtes frota the sew scrs Il-puS- tajs t-Lat it tcut I clwnoA as a doubt' Mat. The electoral vot wiil then staad tiiu: HtpubEeaa jrc trawstic votes Vs and doubtful, 74." Sfow, tL FJctoral CJoIie at the tvst dwiion mmSmfA 401 rotes, of which 201 were necessary to a choice. Ia uoiei there should iiieas while a reapportionmeEt, which is very improbable, it will be 414, with A Lew--5ary for an election. Thus it will fceca that the Uepublican will Inck 2H votsfor bis election, while the Dcutccratk candidate will be 2 votes flort.

The r-al contest, therefore, will be in the doubtful States. If the liepuidican candidate should carry Xew York he c-'iuld lose all the other doubtful and yet be elected, for thirty-six New York votes added to HOenre Itefablkan votes would make 215, or dght more than are needed for election. Without New York, Itepub-Jieaos caa win by carrying Indiana, fifteen votes; California, eight votes, and West Virginia, six votes, making twenty-nine votes, which, added to W), make 2J; or by xrrlng Connecticut and Indiana, with the same or, further, by carrying: California, lihode Island. Montana and Indiana, making ia all 210 votes. Without New York, Republicans can win, with Indiana and two or three other doubtful fctates.

But they can not lows both New York and Indiana and then win. The Democratic candidate starts out with 150 sure votes. If he should carry In addition New York, 31 votes; Indiana 15; Connecticut or West Virginia, 6 in all 213 he would be elected. Or If he should carry New York, Indiana and lihode Island these would be sufficient. Or, without Indiana, If the Democrats carry New York, West Virginia.

Connecticut and Rhode Island; or New York, Connecticut, California and Montana, they will elect the next President of the United States. From this it is evident that New York Is absolutely necessary to Demo cratic success and that without it the Democratic control will end In inevita ble and hopeless defeat. Hut 'Democrats are naturally sanguine of party success in New York, and, when fac tional strifes and disastrous feuds have not prevailed, their hopefuluesi seems justified by their past experience. With New York and two or three of the doubtful States tl is success is sure. We have thus endeavored to set forth clearly the conditions and chances of the great political game of 12.

Too Muoli il (iuofl Tiling. The News and Courier's editorial of 24th, on the (lag presentation to one of the M. E. Churches in Pennsylvania, is as fine piece of literary work as Is to be seen. Mr.

Hemphill's is a facile ncn that treats the bummers as they de serve. Very soon the zealots will naint their churches red, white and blue, ornament their pulpits and chancels ith stars and territorial aster oids, and require the preachers to ear a surplice of national colors or cravats of O. A. pattern. Mr.

Reecher led the way (he had "ways that were dark and tricks that were when he preached on Kansas affairs. "Bible in one hand, Sharp's rifle in the other." A poor negro to be hung had a Bible on the cover of hich was a Federal Hag. His hope was in the flag, God's mercy, he knew nothing of. We are moving A few years more and you and Will Ret a ticket tliroiiL'li the sky, And all the way we'll be check throng! As loyal, orthodox, true blue. Provided, we are dressed si) rllit I Not in philn black, or funeral white, The enrte blanche to the elect crew la, O.

pass; red, white and blue. TheG. A. H. presented an American flag to the church, and Chicago will put an American flag over all their school buildings.

This is training the young Ideas "what Is the chief end of a larr ooEverea to saia rose ix. (tokW dated atnraAier I ALL THAT CEETAJN TEACTOF, LAND t-cLt 3d one-iotnh fk4) ten, sitsase, h'ls and beh.g in aaid Ctv of Oraeelmrg, and Kninded by lacds cf Dr. A- Webster, Lecare, Thomas B. Waaler, the late Heary Ellis al John aid FvVjc ItoadBeparatiafiifroif tod'i of Ker. John tihey.

Oae-half eath aid tbe btlas' co a eredit cf twelve the credit portion to sswured ty hood cf the pur-thioer. beariig fr day cf sale, pnyaMe siufcL1)-, with a iaort-grafe of the presses sold; and purchaser to pay Master im papers and recording, and to'oay kh taxes parable afier day of sale. The purc-lor luay pay ail cash if be so desires, la cae the purchaser shall fail to comply with the kre- of sale, the property bid off by sadi purchaser will be resold on the same or some subsequent sales-day, tpou the same terms, at risk of former purchaser. ANDREW C. DIBBLE, Master.

Master's OSce, Orangeburg S. October 15, IWi. jIater'M fcal. State of South Carolina. County of Orangeburg In Court of CoffiDson Pleas.

Andrew Horger, as Judge of Probate of Oracgeburg County, and successor to ivt! p. lr.lar. late Judce of Probate, and Ursula Silkens, as Guardian of James Hazelwood Syphrett. and Clara Elizabeth Syphrett, Plaintifts, agaicst James Van Tassel, late Guardian of James Hazelwood Syphrett and Clara Elizabeth Syphrett, and Joanna C. Van Tassel, Defendants.

By virtue of a judgment of the Court of Common Pleas for said County and State, made In the above entitled action, I wi i seil at public auction at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in November next, during the legal hours of sale. ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate, lying and being tm the West side of Broughton Street, ir the City of Orangeburg, in the County and State aforesaid, fronting on said Brougbton Street fifty (50) feet and running back an measuring on the side lines one hundred and eighty (1) feet and measuring on the rear line fifty (50) feet, and bounded on the North by lot lately of said James Van Tassel, on the East by Brougbton Street aforesaid, on the South by lot now or lateiy of George and on the West by lands of Joseph P. arley. Terms One-half cash and the balance on a credit of twelve months, the credit portion to be secured by a bond of the purchaser tearing interest from of payable annually, and a mortgage of the premises sold, the purchaser to pay the Matter for papers aud recording, aud to pay all taxes payable after day of sale. The purchaser may pay all cash if he so desires.

In case the purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms of sale the premises will be resold on some subsequent salesday, upon same terms, at risk of former pur- ANDREW C. DISABLE, Master. Master's Cffice, Orangeburg C. S. October 16, 1889.

Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, County of Orangeburg In the Court of Common Pleas. Francis R. Till, as Administratrix of the Estate of W. C.

Till, deceased, Plaintiff, against J. Lewis Till, et Defendant. By virtue of a Judgment of the Court of Common PJeas for said County and State, made in toe above case, I will sell at puJlic auction, at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in November next, during the legal hours of sale, the following Real Estate: t. ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OS PARCEL OF LAND, containing six hundred (600) acres, more or less, situate, lying and being on Caw Caw Swamp, waters of North Edisto River, in the County and State aforesaid, and bounded by. lands now or lately of Rev.

T. H. Legare, J. G. Wannamaker, Estate of Peter Hook, deceased, and the tract hereinafter described.

2. ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining the tract hereinbefore mentioned, containing three hundred and fifty seven (357) acres, more or less, and bounded bv lands now or formerly of Rev. T. H. "Legare, W.

W. Culler, E. T. Moore and the tract above de.criled. The said real estate will 1 sold in parcels and plat exhibited on day of sale.

Terms One-half cash and the balance on a credit of twelve months, the credit portion to be secured by the bond of the purchaser, bearing Interest day of sale, payable annually, together with a mortgage of the premises sold, and purchaser to pay Master for papvrs and recording ami to pay all taxes payable after day of sale. If. any purchaser shall fail to comulv with the temn cf sale, the real estate bid off by such purchaser will be. re-sold on same or some subsequent salesday, upon same terms, at risk of former purchaser. A DKEVv C.

DIBBLE, Master. Master Oftice. it October 16, 18 J. MiiKter'n Sale. State of South Carolina, County of Orange- iii urn vAminii vommon ripas.

Law ton U. Wannamaker, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Orangeburg County, and Administrator of the Derelict Estate of Allen Gray, dtvenspdp, Plaintiff, against Morgan D.Gray, Defendant Joy Vlrtllfi of a indfmorif nf coM i Common Pleas. mab will sell at public auction, at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in November next, during the legal of sale, ki THAT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in said bounty and State, containing fifty-seven more or less, ana bounded on the North by lands ol Wesley Walker, on the East by lands cut off to Morgan D. Gray, on the South by lands of Estate of Allen Harrison and lands formerly of Elizabeth Brown and on the West by lands of Capers Phelps. Plat will be shown on day of sale.

Terms Cash, and purchaser to pay Master for papers; and pay alltaxespay. of raM5 shall fail to comply with terms of sale, the premises will be re-sold on samo or some subsequent salesday, upon same terms, at risk of former purchaser. ANDREW C. DIBBLE, Master. Master'! Ofllce, Orangeburg C.

October 16, 1M. t5er aid ty iaLl oj sta j-w I cf tmJr bhJus, tt erlii ptiiiJtier to pay Kivr for pi.jr re- isj of si'je- is eat p-crebitser faU to with toe tern of sa.ie the taid reaJ sta wiil be resold ca the saa-e or ir-iie ficbTieEt saifciiay, upcni iae tents, at rMt of feeBier O.KDREW C. DIEBIM. Master. Master's oaw.

Oratseto? C. U-, S. C. October IS, State (A South Carolisa. Ocfiffitr of Orar ge- burg la the Coart cf Common Pleas.

Samuel Dibble, Plaintiff, asalist Mary A. hav-pwtw, et DefendaDts. By virtue of a Judgment of the Court of (Kattou Pleas ia aad for said Ccex-tr and State, made ia the ahoTe ettitied action, 1 will sell at yvblie anetkm, at Oratgeburj Court Hotiv-, oa tj rrt Moaday is No-veittefr rut, dsxritig the kai hour of sa3e ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate, lying and beii'g in the County and State a-'oresai-l, eostalciEg five besdred and EiDety acres, more or leas, asd bounded by lands now or fonneriv of L. E. D.

Bowman, Darid Connor, D. Werner and William Suauuer. and beiEir the saii tract of laud eorjreyed to Mary A. Sasportas by P. V.

Dibble, ia baakruplcy by bis deed ditbvi April, IKS. Term- Oae-haif cash and the balanoe on a credit cf one jear, the credit portion to be secured by bond of tbe purchaser, bearing interest frcua day cf sale, payable annuallv. together with a mortaage of the premises sold; and pu; chaser to pay Master tor papers and recording and to pay all taxes payable after day of sale. In cae the purchaser shall fait to comply with the terms oi saie tiae premises wus tm iesoia on same or some subsequent saiesday, upon same terms, at risk of farmer purciiaaer. ANDREW C.

DIBBLE. Master's OSce, Orangeburg C. S. October 15, 1S9. Jlafcter ale.

State of Sruth Carolina, County of Oraage- bure In the Court ol temmon leae. Martba R. Antley, ia ber own right aud as Administratrix of the Estate-of John J. Actley, deceased, and John S. Anttej-, Plaintiffs, against Susan E.

Smoak, et al, Oeiendants. By virtue cf a Judgment of the Court of Common Pleas, made In the abore case, I wiU sell at public auction, at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in No vember next, during the legal hours or sale, the following described real estate, situate, lying and heing in the Pork of Edisto, la 1. ALL 'THAT CERlAlN PLANTA TION OR TRACT OF LAND, containing one hundred and eightv (10) acres, more or less, known as the Homestead Tract, and bounded by lands of Mrs. S. T.

Izlar, J. W. Autiey. Martha R. Antley and others.

2. ALL THAT CERTAIN OTHER TRACT OR PARCEL, containing two hundred (200) acres, more or less, and bounded bv lands of J. W. Antley. Jacob Smoak, Martha R.

Antley and Cooper swamp. Terms One-half cash and" the balance on a credit of twelve months, the credit portion to be secured bv bond of mirehaser. bearing interest from day of sale, payable annuaiiy, together witn a mortgage or the premises sold; and purchaser to pay Master for papers and recording, and to pay all taxes payable alter day oi sale, me purchaser may pay all cash if he so desires. In case any purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms of sale, the real estate bid of by such purchaser will be resold on same or some subsequent salesday, upon same terms, at risk of former purchaser. ANDREW C.

DIBBLE. Master. Master's Office, Orangeburg C. S. October 16, 1889.

Mauler's Sale. State of South Carolina, County of Orangeburg In the Court of Common Pleas. Benj. B. Berry, et al, Plaintiffs, against illiam N.

Berry, in hi3 own right and as Administrator of the Estate of James B. Berry, dewased, et al, Defendants. By virtue of a Judgment of the Court of Common Pleas for said County and State, made in the above entitled action, I will sell at public auction, at Orangeburg Court House, on the first Monday in November next, during the legal hours of sale, the following described lot in the town of Branchville, in said County and State 1. Lot bounded North (60) feetonKea-wright Street, East two hundred (200) foet on George South slxtv (60) feet on laitds Estate James B. Berfv ami West two hundred (200) feet on lot No.

8 of said Estate. 2. Lot bounded on Northeast two hundred (200) feet on Lot No. 12 of said Estate, Southeast seventy-tive (75) feet on Oak Grove Street, Southwest two hundred (200) feet on Lot No. 13 of said Estate and Northwest seventy-five (75) feet on Lot of Mrs.

Mary Myers. 3. Lot bounded by lands of F. W. Fairey Laura Grimes, Metts.

A. H. Dukes and South Carolina Railway Companv. Beinir Lot No. 1 of said Estate.

4. Lot known as "Reeves Lot," and bounded by Lot of Metts, the McFail Lot, by Lot No. 1 of said Estate and by George Street. Being Town Lot No. 17 ot said Estate.

5. Lot known as "McFail Lot and bounded by lot of Metts, the Reeves lot. and Burns Alley and George Street. Being Town Lot No. 18 of said Estate.

6. Lot bounded by lands of A. Dewitt Georgo Williams and by Bums Alley and Lot No. 4 of said Estate. Being Town Lot No.

2 of said Estate. 7. Lot bounded by lands of F. W. Fairey A.

Dewitt, and by Burns Alley and lot No. 4 of said Estate. Being Town Lot No. 3 of said Estate, 8. Lot bounded bv lands of Sarh W.

11. Reedlsh, Estate of Burns D. Myers and by Myers Street. Being Town l.ot No. 11 of said Estate.

Terms Cash; and purchaser to pay Master for papers, and to pay all taxes payable after day of sale; and should any purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale, the property bid off by such purchaser wid be re-sold on same oritoiii mi Wn salesday, upon samo terms, and at risk of lurmer purrnacr. ANDREW c. Dinnr.w Master's Ofllce, Orangeburg C. October 16, 188'J. wrtSoa awmio wta pLi-cukT,.