18 Oct 1877
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1877
Page
1
Rates show two dollars for an month and eight dollars for a loss period? liberal deductions to club subscribers. Advertising rates listed per square inch or line with terms to be confined to home or individual contracting. Obituary notices and personal communications priced. marriage and death announcements solicited and inserted gratis.
Sheriff sale listings detail multiple tracts of land in Anderson County including ten and three hundred plus acre parcels, several lot parcels, and a one hundred forty three acre tract. Names include Mary Jane Howard and Jacob D. Welch. sales conducted by Wm Jones and others with costs of motion and legal fees specified.
The sheriff announces public sale on a Monday in November at Anderson Court House of multiple tracts totaling about 964 acres, including Grave Yard tract and Webb House Tract, with bounds by Tracts 1 5 6 10 11 and roads. Sale on a credit plan with ten percent interest, bonds and mortgage security required.
Extents, administrators and other fees are listed with rates for notices and two insertions. Correspondents must include true name and address with manuscripts. unreturned items will not be returned. Postal stamps accepted. opinions of reviewers not represented. Murray & Co. reference.
Sheriff announces sale of two lots in Anderson Town on the first Monday in November. The Brick House on Main Street and a second framed residence are to be sold with one half cash and the remainder on credit secured by bond and mortgage. Proceeds to satisfy an order from Hon. J. G. Norris in the Court of Common Pleas.
The tale follows Rachel Burns the Quaker governess and Frederick Lambert in a refined domestic scene. Rachel rejects Colonel Lambert's marriage proposal while guiding Jessie and Fanny, and later Adams a plan for a future answer is teased through witty exchanges. The narrative portrays Rachel's steady, principled character and evolving mutual affection between Frederick and Rachel amid social constraints.
The state of South Carolina via the Court of Common Pleas will sell on the first Monday in November at Anderson Court House a lot of land in Belton, containing about three acres, conveyed to the plaintiff Hudson B. Prenport and wife. Purchaser pays the purchase money with 12 months with interest at ten percent per year, bond with two securities, and a mortgage to secure payment. Sheriff McConnell, Anderson County, October 11, 1877.
In Anderson County a sheriff sale by the Probate Court will expose to sale on the first Monday in November at Anderson Court House a valuable tract of land containing one hundred acres. Purchaser pays one third cash and the balance on a twelve month credit with interest from sale. bond and mortgage with two securities required. Names McConnel, Sheriff. Anderson County. Oct 11, 1877.
Start of Sourm Carnitas Anderson County Tithe Probate Court John H Tripp and Martha C Stewart Petitioners v Elizabeth Tripp and others FW Ampeg Judge of Pre Euno will ovale on the FIRST MON DAY in NOVEMBER at Senad Court House DC all that TRACT OF LAND Situate in Anderson county on waters of Oy acs containing es hundred and fit ee mice or ing na ae isn D Ring to Sinn Kehna eave and Taylor ast balance of Pept Saivepontha with denarest ce ey of sale purchaser to give bond with scourtie am ea of sve wi leave to an aS a cessry APSTAMES IL McCONNELL Sheriff Andersen Dowsty Oct 11 1877
In Anderson South Carolina a probate court action cites Todn Horton as plaintiff against EM Holland Martin Lawless and others. Nancy T Hall Savannah S Grant are summoned to answer within twenty days. Also notice of probating the last will and testament of John Hall and a land for sale ad appears describing 190 acres near Emoky River, timbered with a spring and tenant house, offered by Moore and Allen.
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