"Carolina Spartan Issue: November 7, 1883 Mr. S.H. CROW lost his kitchen and contents by fire last Saturday night. His wheat and cotton seed were destroyed. The fire was accidental. He has the hearty sympathies of his neighbors as he is a most excellent man and a kind hearted neighbor. Dr. W.W. DUNCAN has been confined to his room for four weeks. His friends have hoped day after day that they will see him on the streets, but although he is improving it will be some time before he can go to work again. F.W. FANT, Esq., a young lawyer of Newberry, has cast in his lot with the people of Spartanburg. He and his family will be permanently located here. Partridges are quite abundant in the county, and gunners that own well trained dogs are having fine sport. Parker WHITE, Alex WHITE, and a friend went out about two weeks ago and brought down 70 partridges in one morning. They did some excellent shooting. The best was to bring down eight birds at one flush. J.B. KING caught a notorious Negro known as Doctor Henry TURNER, last week. He has been putting in his work along the Air-Line railway. He swindled his own color mostly and they have taken out several warrants against him. It is probable that he will be wanted in other places when Solicitor Duncan gets through with him. The following jurors have been drawn to serve at the extra term of Court which is called to meet here Monday, the 19th instant: J.B. LILES C.S. GREENLEAF W.S. MORRIS E.D. FOSTER Wm. James SMITH T.G. MCCRAW J.N. HOLCOMBE S.J. HENDRIX John F. WOLFE J.D. MCCRAVY Isaac MACOMSON John M. SMITH Chas. LITTLEJOHN James L. STEADING Jesse F. COOPER W.W. HARRIS S.P. WESTMORELAND H.E. DRUMMOND J.J. BROWN W.H. RHODES D.H. GRAMBLING Hamlet C. SMITH W.H. RICHARDSON Isaac S. MILLER R.R. BROWN Chas BLACKWOOD F.M. McLURE Joseph WEST John PETREE Geo. A. MORROW N.R. LITTLEJOHN Jno. L. McDOWELL James T. BROWN Jno. C. CATHCART Wm. C. WOODRUFF Issue: November 14, 1883 John J.HEMPHILL, Congressman elect from Chester, S.C., was married to Miss Addie AVERY, of Morganton, N.C., the 31st of October. They will spend the winter in Washington. SHERIFF'S SALES: COURT OF COMMON PLEAS: June Term, 1882 Elizabeth C. THORTON, as Executrix, and another, Plaintiffs, against Mary Owen DEAN, Defendant, Decree. By virtue of an order made in the above stated case, by his Honor J.S. COTHRAN, Curcuit Judge, July 15th, 1882, I will sell . . . [8 lots on Main Street, 14 lots Pickenpack streets, 9 lots St. John Street, 4 behind last, 6 lots Dean street, 5 behind last] {More detailed info on properties per request} J.H. BLASSINGAME, S.S.C. Sheriff's Office, Nov. 10, 1883. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS: Minor W. SMITH, Plaintiff, against Emanuel A. ALEXANDER, Mary ALEXANDER, John T. POOLE, A.G. FLOYD and Geo. W. NICHOLLS, Defendants. In compliance with an order passed the 26th day of October, 1883, in the above stated case, by his Honor J.H. HUDSON, Circuit Judge. I will sell from the Court House steps . . .All that lot or parcel of land lying and being in the County and State aforesaid, containing Forty-Three and one-quarter acres, being the land conveyed by B.L. ALLEN to Emanuel A. ALEXANDER on the 28th day of October, 1874, recorded deed book LL, page 667. Also, One other tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County and State aforesaid, containing One Hundred and Thirty-Three and one third acres which was conveyed to Emanuel A. ALEXANDER by M.L. WALKER by Deed being recorded in Book MM, page 629. Daniel YARBOROUGH who is a farmer and owns a large mill near Cross Anchor, says he believes the Red May Wheat is the best variety he raises or grinds, taking one year with another. Mr. and Mrs. J.H. OLIVER went immediately to Richmond after their marriage. They will visit several Northern cities before they return. Dr. H.A. LIGON has been unable to be at his drug store for the last three weeks, being prostrated by fever. He is still confined to his bed. His friends hope to see him out again soon. Mr. W.W. JONES of the Virginia Store, was called to New York by telegram Monday, his daughter, Miss Ida, being extremely sick. Major C.Q. PETTY, of Gaston county, N.C., visited Spartanburg Monday. He has not been here in 30 years, and says he recognizes very few of the old landmarks. Senator Giles J. PATTERSON, of Chester, will this day, Wednesday, marry Mrs. M.V. WINSMITH, of this county. Their many friends in this county and the Spartan especially, extend to them most hearty congratulations and best wishes for their happiness. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS: Summons for Relief-Complaint Served Ella M. GOODRIDGE, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of George K. GOODRIDGE, deceased, Plaintiff, against Lucius L. LANIER and Edward C. SYLVESTER, partners trading under the name and style of Lucius L. Lanier & Co. Defendants. Issue: November 28 1883 Lotta Allerton, Col. MOORE's oldest Jersey Cow, dropped a solid fawn heifer, on the 23d ult, by Dandy Darlington. Miss Mary PADGETT, 7 miles north of town, had some chickens hatched on Easter Sunday. The pullets of this brood began to lay eggs the 18th of November. Who can beat this? Mrs. J.S.R. THOMSON received dispatches Saturday that her brother, * CLAWSON, of Baltimore, was not expected to live long. Sunday afternoon Mr. THOMSON took the Air-Line train to visit him. free post Lisa