17 Oct 1878
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1878
Page
1
A public sale notice lists multiple property tracts in Anderson and Abbe counties, South Carolina, including the home place and land allocations. Auctions are set for November, with bids to satisfy debts and mortgages. parcels include estate lands, described bounds, and payment terms. The sale is ordered by a probate and mortgage foreclosing official, with conditions for payment and title transfer to buyers.
Fragmented legal notice offers undated canitation about payments and orders. It references educators and administrators, inserts, and final statements. The readable portions mention correspondence, stamps, and costs but lack concrete names, dates, or actionable instructions.
A sheriff sale notice outlines the foreclosure of multiple land tracts in West Virginia area near the David A. Wooday estate. Tract No 4 contains 828 acres, Tract No 2 78 acres, and other tracts including 48 acres and 828 acres. The sale, on a date to be announced, lists creditors and terms of payment including one third cash with two years credit, interest secured by the land.
The sheriff sale notice lists Lots and Tracts of land in Belton including lot numbers and adjoining properties. Purchasers must pay extra for all net paper. James Cornell is the sheriff.
A lengthy report details a fraud investigation criticizing Governor Scott's administration for weaponizing the state militia in 1870. It alleges massive embezzlement, inflated pay rolls, and arms purchases routed to politically loyalists, with evidence from vouchers, letters, and testimonies of militia organizers and constables. It portrays a systematic effort to enrich insiders and influence the election while harming taxpayers and racial harmony.
Worths introduces a pale lavender mime costume by Worth for Marie Roze with a low corsage and no sleeves, a tight basque, lace neck, and a plain skirt with knife plaiting. Other options include an aristo lace overdress, pink velvet, and a wine colored moire ensemble. Riding habits are noted for autumn and fox hunting trends, with a focus on short costumes and open hosiery. Gloves and ribbons are detailed in style, color, and affordability.
A sheriff sale notice details a forced transfer of property under South Carolina law. The document names defendants and mortgagees, describes the property location near Rocky River and Anderson, and states that the purchaser receives deed subject to an existing mortgage and additional costs. The timing indicates bids will occur on a specified date at the county courthouse.
State records show a sheriff sale for Asnrsuya Constr and others against A J, on the Monday in November at the coast house. One tract about 900 acres bounded by W and By lands, with details and terms of sale to be announced. purchaser pays all costs.
Property in East Auden G H area—about 9 acres with dwelling and outbuildings—will be sold at public sale on Saturday at 11 o clock, with personal property sold at the same time and place. Simeon Kay, Oct 30, 1878.
By Jas H McDonnell Auctioneer and W G Pickens administrator of the estate. The sale covers lands described in the proceedings located in the county near High Street and Twenty Creek area, bounded by creeks and crests, selling to the highest bidder with purchaser paying extra costs. The 4th day of November is set for the sale with Jacob Danielson as clerk and conveyance by deed.
A surveyor submits a route plan for a Brown Grange Railway from Melton in Anderson County through Williaumton and Pickens County to a Blue Ridge crossing at Nine Siveantean Gap. The line follows ridge tops and river valleys, noting bridge costs and right of way, with an emphasis on staying within the Williaumton corporate limits before curving toward the Atlas and Charlotte Alpine lines.
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