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DRUGS, OILS, SC.

TEHHE Subscribers respectfully invite the nt-
Il tention of Merchants, Planters. Physicians
and others to their la, Stock of
FRESH MEDICINES,
Oils Of all kinds, Paints, Due Stufs,
Windov Glass, Brushes, Sc. &C..
AT THEIR STORES IN
Ii a BURG AND AUGUSTA.
Their supply is heavy, their assortment good,
and their articles fresh.
Dealing entirely with the Manufacturers or
original Importers. they can sell their goods
rs low us any house i'll the Southern Country.
Please call md examine.
Our Store in Hamburg is next to II. l.. JEp>
rERs g. Cos. In Augusta, opposite to BEALL's
or S%TOYALL's Ware Houses.
KITCHEN 81 ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM X. KITCHEN,
F. Nj. ROBERTSON, M. d.
December &. 1887 h45
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Lexington Female Academy.

HRS. Nj. Nj. ADDISON, will resume her
W. duties rs Principal Of this Institution, OH
the first Monday in January next.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per Quarter, $40 90
Washing (Extra) 3 90
Music on Pinno Forte, extra IL 90
Use of Piano, 2 GO
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
Reading, Spelling & Writing. pc rquurter 4 90
Inc above with Arithmetic, Geography
and Grammar, s 90
Ire above with Ancient and Modern Ills
tory. M Mythology, Rhetoric and Logic, 6 90
Needlework (extrn) 9 90
a competent assistant is engaged. Every at
tcntion will be paid to the morals and manners of
those young Ladies who may be entrusted to the
care of the Principal.
Payments to be made quarterly in Advance.
Dec2 Il AZ
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From the Providence Or. ~ Patriot.
THE SUM OF LIFE.

Searcher OF gold. whose days and nights
All waste away in anxious care,
Estransed from all of life's delights,
Unlearu'd in all that is most fair.
Who sailest not with easy glide,
But delvest in the depths of tide,
Aud %strugglest in the foam,
0 come and view this land of graves,
Deaths northern sea Of frozen waves,
And mark thee out thy home.
Lover of woman, whose sad heart
Wastes like a fountain in the sun,
Clings most where most its pain does start,
Dies by the light it lives upon
Come to the land of graves-for here
Are beauty's smile and beauty's tear,
Gather'd in holy trust.
Here slumber forms as fair a. those
Whose cheek. now living, sham, 8 the rose.
Their glory turn'd 10 dust.
Lover of fame, whose foolish thought
Steals onward from the wave Of Time,
Tell me-what goodness hath itbrought,
Atoning for that restless crime?
The spirit mansion desolate,
And open to the storms of fate;
The absent soul in fear;
Bring home thy thoughts, & come with me.
And gee where all thy pride must be
Searcher Of fame-look here,
And warrior-thou with snowy plume,
That goesr to the bugle's call,
Come and look down-this lonely tomb
Shall hold thee aud thy glories all
The naughty brow. the manly frame,
The daring deeds, the sounding fame,
Are trophies but for death;
And millions who nave TOLD like thee
Are stay'd, and here they sleep. And see
Does glory lend them breath?
j. 0. Il.
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SOUTH
EDGEFIELD

7 AMES OGILVIE living on Major
- Jeter's plantation, on Turkey Creek,
tolls before me a sorrel horse, supposed to
be ~ or Is years old, with a white face
and his W right feet white. Appraised
at twenty-five dollars.
w. BRUNsON, 10.
Dec. 9Th 1897. ol7.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25

John Wilson, laic Speaker OF The House
Of Representatives in Arkansas. and who
recently left his seat, and killed Il member
on the floor of the House, with Il Bowie
knife, has been 'rieh b. n conr' of ~1nuuiry
of three Judges. and admitted 10 bail ten
thousand dollars. On of III, Judge dis
scnrcd and published a reno trance a.
gainst the decision Of the .o.,t.-LymsctL..s.
iIcrakf. '
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A FAITH ui Loper.-"D;ckn cno,;ro,

A Faithful Lover.-"Dick," cnquirod
the maid, shave you been after that saIera-
ratusT" mo haint." "lf you don't 60
quick, I'll tell Your mistress;.' swell, tell
mistress as soon as you please, I don't know
Sally Ratus, and won't go near her. You
know well 'nough is gagged to Deb"
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HALF PR,cE.-A witty IIibcsn;an, i,st
arrived i'll London, and wandering about.
perceived a blanket ut Il shop door, with
this inscription on it, 'tl'is superior blankct
for half price," Pat walked in and de-
manded the price. Just IS. sir" replied
the shopkceper. "Ev my sowlc, and that's
chape cnowgh!" Aud so folding the hsan.
ket up. and putting it under his arm. he laid
down 2s. Cd. and was walking OF Tho
shopkeeper intercepted him, and demanded
the other 2s. CT. "Dil'm you say ycspal-
peen, that the price of tho blanket was Us.
And sure, hav'nt l given you tho half ufitA
And by That same token, ! won't give up
my barkain." a scusle ensucd, and Pat
was taken to Bow street; but when there
he plcade! his cause 50 ably, that the masis-
tratc dismissed the complaint, and advised
the shopkecpcr never again to ticket his
blankets at .half price"
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NO EECe.

A IL Persons indebted to the late Mrs. Sc
N hethlnnd Minis, deceased, arc rcqnc ''a .
make immediate payment, aud all pcrs -
ing demands against the estate of said i. ras
are requested to present them duly ait, sicG.
BENZ. MINIS, Ex crirr.
pac 9,leH GL
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&oetie Geeess.
FoR THE ADVERTISER.
M NV rIrAD

FOR THE ADVERTISER.
TO MY CIGAR.
Yes, social friend, I love thee well,
In learn'd Doctors spite;
l love thy fragrant, musty smell.
love thy calm delight.
What if they tell with phizzc, long,
Our years are sooner past;
l would reply, with reason strong,
They're s~eetor while they last.
And oft, mild tube, to me thou art,
A monitor though still,
Thou speak'st a lesson to my heart,
Above the Preachers skill.
When in the lonely evening hour
Attended but by thee,
Ger history's varied page l pour,
Mans fate in thine | sec.
Awhile like thee, the hero burns,
Aud smokes aud fumes around,
Aud then like thee to ashes turns,
And mingles with the ground.
Thou'rt like the man of worth who gives
To goodness every day,
The fragrance Of whose virtue lives
When he has passed away.
Oft when the snowy column grows
And tumbles to decay.
| trace how mighty realms thus rose,
Thus broke and fell away.
From beggar's frieze to monarch robe,
Our common doom is passed;
Sweet Natures works the mighty globe.
Mus, all burn out at last.
And what is he that smokes thee now,
A little moving heap,
That soon like thee to fate must bow,
Like thee in dust must sleep.
And when see thy smoke roll high,
Thy ashes downward go;
This thus methinks my soul shall fly,
Thus leave my body low.
A SMOKER.
Jan. 10. 1888.
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The sale of Hygeian pills in this coun-
my, in one single year, as proved in court
at New York. in Sears trial for counter
feiting the'n, amounted TO between 3 and
800, COS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25

A patient Lad.-'Ben,' said a father, the
other day, I'm busy now, hut us soon as |
can get time, mean to give yon a logging.
Don't hurry yourself, pa, replied the paticn,
lad-'I eau watt
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Morris, Mrs. Frances
Morris, Sidney
Nice AN, VIM. E.
+. Martin, Jane
Martin, Vim.
Mayson, G. w.
2 Mobiles, Jarrett
p
Paget, NJ. M. g
D Prescott Den.
Perry f. w. Esq.
Parks g. Barker.
Philips Rev. Jos.
Pasy VIM.
.Pruitt b. J.
r.
RAISER Benz.
Rabourn Mrs. Sarah
Riddlehover Geo.
Rabourn ]. w.
Rotton David.
Rogers II. A.
Settle Edw.
Scott Mrs. Villars 9
Stephens Jeremiah
Stone, Jesse
Seigler, Mrs. M.
Sharpton, Alex.
Stuart, Thos.
II
4 Terry. James
Taylor. Mrs. Martha
Thomas, Geo.
Thorn, VIM. B.
Taylor, NJ.
w
WEIGH, Rev. Jas. e.
> Wilson, Uriah Nj.
i. Witt, Martin
ett Williams, Butler
West, Brooks David
or the Clerk Of the
Court
Wishtman, Mr..
n Witt, J. Moore
I. Wallis G. Frazier.
ishing Letters from this
iuertised Letters.
NJ. FRAZIER, p. M.
S3 c 4S
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Ftue Reasons.-"Mrs. Grimes, lend me
your tub Cant do tall the hoops are
Gifts full of suds-besides | never had
oVc-bccause ! washes in q barrel"
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from Tie NcLc Eurk Enrmnr

Il Writer, signing himself old Du:cncss.
says butter shopld be cured without The aid
water. 'The practice I Recommends" saws
lie, 'irom long experience, is rs follows -
When the butter comes from the cl:u-u.
put II ~ 4 clean wooden bowl, and viii :,
wooden br.ter-iadle proceed 10 work il. by.
breaking 1t down at the sides and turning
ON the whey which is separated in the pro-
cess; al the same time sirew on the salt nv
degrees. so that it becomes Intimately in
corPorn'cd. Continue working it thus until
The bu''ermiik is apparently all worked out.
fut II then by i'll Il cold cellar till mex, morn
ing. by which time the salt is dissolved
when the ladie is to be again applied and
continued as loug as any bultcrmi,k can be
separated. The butter is then fl, for use ~.
laying down.
for preserving, stone-ware jars are pre-
icrable, as they impart no taste 10 the but
ter, and exclude the air. Pack down III,
butter without any salt between the layers
al" cover with two inches Of strong brine,
previously boiled. skinned and suffered
TO become cold. If scum should after
ward appear on the brine, which will some
tivcs happen in damp cellars, renew tho
pickle. The impurities which rise TO tho
surface while boiling, or are found in tho
rcsidnum al the bottom. are far create ,i,an
any one would suppose who il no. in tho
habit of boiling his brine for meats, butter.
&c. Butter thus manufactured and cured
VIII keep a twelve month or more perfectly
sweet; and the rich d~clicacy of flavor i'm
parted to that made in Nav and June. nv
the young heritage, will be in Il great mea-
sure preserved. 1t is compact, without be-
ing too adhesive; cuts with Il smooth SUI
lace, and shows neither Jumps j! salt, but
ter-mi!k, nor crumblcs.
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x List OF Letters.
MAINING in the Post Office Mt Edge.
III field c.. House, on the LIST January, 1888


III field C.. House.,
Adams, DR.. J. F.
Behannon, Mrs. J.
Butler, WIN. NJ.
Butler, Erwin
Burns, Mrs S.
Burton, Nat. 2
Blackwell, r.
Bridwcll, Johnson
Bussey, Enlberson
Boswell, Miss F.
Bonham, M. l..
Burt, Mrs. 8.
Berry & Duncan,
Baker, Benz.
G.
Carpenter, A.
Cosburn. J. NJ.
Coatny, Patrick,
Couch, Sarah
Cook, VIM. sen.
Eumill, Mr..
Edison, Martin
F
Fuller, r. Alsa
&
Jennings, b. 8.
Griffin, Snowden,
Gregg, WIN.
Garret. Hester
Gaines, Mrs. Eliza
I~Ialsonhack, D.
Hicky, Thos.
Harrison, John
Hatcher, b. W..
Holmes, J. b.
Havind, Catharine
Holmes, Anderson.
Holmes, Mrs. Wyett
J & l.
Joiner, r. Il.
Lee, w. NJ.
nj
McLendon, Britton
Nice ollough, J. G.
Martin, David
C. Persons wis
list, will ask for Ado
M
Jan. A. 1888
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IN Russia, since the year 1916, and which
may perhaps. be of some service to those
who make the experiment either IN sum.
mer or winter. Being in that country in
the >ear 1917, | was informed by Il Rus
sian 'nohlemnn, that tho proprietor of an ex-
tensive estate (also a nobleman of high rank)
had discovered a now uRode of pahiug bp,-
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ID. 1. is becauss here Is hobOdy 70
sprsk plainly i'm csses like lhsss. ARd
u yna lhink thni snriely.is ever 10 he
or PnEiisd rncer he inHu-
snse Of these unin.r and pusillsnimoas
compromises! l lell you never. So
long - Eire is suffered 10 be fashionable
and respeeiahle-so long ~ men are bald
20 condemn il only when II Is clothed m
rags. there will never ~ any radical im-
prnremenL. Yon mas naulliPly Tempe
rance Societies an! Moral Reform Sssis'
ties; you may pile up statute backs ol
LAWS against gamb.ing aad dishonesty;
huI 80 long IS the IiRId hnnages al The
fair and hnnursd are paid to splendid a.
iqnily, il will be 81 in vain. So long
viii il be frll, that ise voice Of The world
u not against the sinner. huI against The
sinners garb. And sa l"ag. every YEA
pm ui association. ard every bs'"n ai "i'
fee. viii be but smaller missile against
he lsyIa,hsn. Il.aI is Nalnulng IA tie
la~ 'narsLrs and slsgRsn' pools Of soe.-
ety."
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Earthenware, China.
and Glass.
THOMAS y. BARROW,
IMP6RFER.

va. IS .A.IssaH. siFssf, .fsss 1faEs,
EfAS ~ sac raHa llste &ssast,asat ct choice
- ard desiEase asileles n iae abaEe .aae,
UhlcA EiI be ss.I ia the esna'Ty trade upon
l.,- raasi laEosah.e terms. The ai;eaiassa 81
pnr.hasgEs Is respectfully s.iclifd. vita lie
hope al b-iae ale u slge eEriEe saias.aeiian
in sEsFy paF'lsa'aF.
AeW iaik, Juss q.
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Advertisement.

~ Ill imross,h1lry carr, ing Gu Tie v aIch.
- man ~ IL ought 10 be tunturitd wh ah.
sen, on collecting sXpCdiIi"rs, ard The h'rts
siatlity It ltbg.r DANG without the lhtte a.
mount due me iur Eix ,eaIs a. labor. have &c.
teruinei me to eel tie .sisbhsl inert Of tie
ond III the rtrsstt year. The subseIiVt,on lot
j. abnnt a. 10 LmEgrsd, ard on ht iAeFts't, ard
the J"h painting And advertising coed io' al
Isssi fire. AHndrtd delIars year A gsh,lcnsa
Il talents and snund Wig, shall have The
Paper ca The moa liberal tdms would 10,
willingly let II 90 into any other service IA
early sPplie-Iiun is requested.
II. e. JONES,
EaiiSr aud PrSTri,i'r.
June 81. Sc
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FREEDOM OF OPINION.

"Mhat barrier is there q.
gains, the universal despotism Of public
opinion in this country. but inditidual
freedom, Who is TO stand up agains, il
here, but the pnssessor Of that lofty indie
penjence! There i. 100 king. 10 sultan,
no motifs. 10 privileged class; nohody
else to stand agara,,,,. Ii you yield this
point, II YOU are forever making c"mprn-
misses, Al al, men ia this, II the entire poe
llcy Of private life here. is TO escape up
position and repraach. every thing will
be ssep, beneath the popular wave.
There - i! be no individuality, no hard'-
hood. 10 hlsh and ssera resolve. no self
subsistence, no fearless dignhy. no gloTl.
Gus manhood If mind, lrfl among W.
The hrIy heritage nf our fathers virtues
viii be uot!en under ioo,. by their Hn'
worthy children. they feared not To
slauj up agsjns: kings aud mobiles. and
parliament and people. Better did they
account 1t, that Their lonely bark should
sweep the vide sea in freedom; happier
we're they. when their sail swtlIed To the
tlor u u3 winter, than Ia be- slaves IN pa
lsces al rssc. Sweeier 10 their ear was
the mg.c Of lie gale. that shrseaed 10
their broken cnrlage. than the voice al
home Ihst SAID submit, auj ynu shall
have rest And when they rearhed this
Wild shore, and buill their altar, sBd knsi1
upOa the frnzeu SNOW aud ilinty rock TO
worship, they buat that altar 10 Freedom,
% freedom 81 Conscience and opinion;
end their noble prayer was. thai Their
children E,ighs be thus free. Lei their
fons re member tie prayer "I their exsre-
unity. aud The b+qu-st which their mag
non'mily has Lf Us. / know
ii but tue thlng safe in The universe. AMI!
that 10 'ruth. And | know of but one
way 10 uu;1 !or an individual mied. and
tat IS. unirliered thought. Aud | know
bGt one Fash fr the multitude 10 truth,
and thai Is. thought freely expressed.
Make Of truth ll,elf an ALTAR oi slavery,
AID guard II about with a mysterious
shrine; bind ltoaghI as a victim upon 1t;
and let the pas.1ons Of the prelad,cei
multitude minister fuel: and you sacrifice
bpuh hat accused altar. lie hopes Of tie
world!
Why ia it, in fact, that the tone Of
morality m The high places Of society, ls
so lax aud comrIsisant. but for want ul
the independent aud indignan, rebuke OF
society," There s reproaeh enough pour
ei upon Tie Drunkenness dsbsucllery aud
dishonesty Of the pnor man. Tie good
people who 60 10 huu can speak plainly
LAY, very plainly. Of his esll WAYS.
Why Is II. then, that fashionable wee is
able to bold up us head, and sometimes
- sccupy the G.st rsuhs ul socel.l |,
l. b' cause respectable persons, of hesitsl-
itg snd compromising virtue, keep il in
coun'ensnce. ltrs becag-e .,m,d woman
stretches oul her hand 10 the man v hon,
she knows 10 be lie hesdiest enemy oil
morslty and Of her sex, while she turns
se!l eye upon the victims he has rum
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g., r,e,,sg ~ CsEaaReFee. s@e'saga ans
Fraa - r-,,.,..,ss r. arsslAe ps~ss.
.,,...,,sE az HUMAN NATURE.

nF@&NIA UT III
"Yaur nsigahs,r y aenEe
x :, n. wosld's sstssm. psrhsrs-
.. voY !, nav ne. in fae'; but ahsl
-. r,.;,r Yna are = man: yaa are a.
80 .ra re.,sia,as heing: y"n are an I'M
800 rre,uare. les. = glad and glaEi-
-. ey,.,anrp isrOnrs: ynur eve - open
-, ,hetsrelT aai majestic Eisi0a IT IA
,D,r: lie fa'hs Of kn"~ie,lge are sr"nnd
So, .,1 ihry stretch on&sTd - eternity:
!si ,os, II IL. sse el"ry of the infinite
Cos ~, .si-prrfeei. al w:se. sl'-heaniiiHi.
;.,rt,ls.,.i 10 .aa. What nov. eonpaE-
"a Nth this. - LITTLE worldly selai!
.Fbs Y...ares al infias'y and saeEuisy are
-be,,sJ .paa ihy labaElng thought; can
,L.t ,bsssla be dreply grouped with
,,,s.,i.,,s nGtn,arl.i prudence! Il - a. If
: man vas ensiclsej By s"me generous
bspe(.e,or. slmesi bsyond MEASURE. and
should find nothing else 20 an, but TEX
b;mself and complain. because another
man vas made few thousands richer.
WLsre. unreasonable eomplsineT!
dos, ,hon stand, and W!sl Is around ihes!
The world spreads before lice Is sub
hme mv.ier'fs. where ilse ih"neh's 81 So
ess lose themselves in WondFF: the cream
Iifs m i,s eternal antltems /" l'time ear:
,he ro!dea sun lights Thy path: tie wIf'e
heavens stretch lhfm,slsss abo'e thre.
.,d worlds rise m worlds. and systems
beyoni svs.er!s, to ialiai'y: anu d"sl 'hon
stand in The ccnue At all this. to complain
cf Inv 10, and Elacel pnFil If that inf
mite teaching. ministers II Sa'nre's great
.,,,r, child al heavens favor! ennah!ed
beinu, redeemed creature. must thou pine
in srllsn and enrions mslaneho'r, amidst
the uleni,nde Of The whole creation.
.. IIat ihy neighbour is abare thee. lh"u
.syes,. What then! What is that TO
,hce' Wha, though The shout "f millions
rose sroani him! What is that. Z" the
million. voiced nature that God has Civ.
en- iheel That shoui dies away into the
vacant air; il is no, hi,: but thy naIufe---
,hy favored. sacred anI gl"FiOus na'ure---
i, thine. |, is the rea!iiy.--io which
nr,ise i. bu, a feeli'g breath. Thou
esns, mediate the things. which applause
but celebrates. Ia that thnn arr man. !
,hou ari infinitely rxa'ird ahnSe wha, any |
msn eau be. IN thar he u praised. had
rather he the hambl>sl man in the 's"Ell. /
than barely he Iknagih greater than tie
greatest. The brgsar Is greater. a. q
Ean. Than is the man, merely as king.
No, one NJ the crowds that listened 10 the /
sloqnence of nem"s'henes and cIreF". !
moi one Who has hent with admiration /
over the pages oI Homer ar Shakespeare:
no, one who followed in the train If ce.
sar or Of Napoleon. would par: with the
humblsst power Of Thought. for all the
lane iha, is echolng oser tie world and
IhrOugh the ages"
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Efltsssks fer saifGt this Gree
HILISBOROU G II. n. "
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS uEARTT,
June

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, "a TWO pV''
FItTY CENTS 10 PAIp IN AifANeE'
Thosc WHO do n"t give notice 81 ihc'' VS."
- have thc,r raper discontinued OF TIE tAi
ton uf tie year, will be prcsum'd ss 's sI"o
it, Ioutin, ance until touBisImanftd -""o
Iapcf will lie GIseonlioucd until all on,S'Is
are pald, unless att option 81 The '"'I s.,s
AdvrltttCmenis rat exceeding FiS'.f" "a
one dollar f"r tie ii.st. and t",n'! I'VE ,, IN
for ~, b subsequent insttii"n; c'er' ~" s,e
pfnpo.t.rn Court advertisements iw'n!
per ecu, higher. Ad'ductin" OF 9S1 POI
vii! be made tu advertisers by the !c"''
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Boarding House.

a FEW regular Basrdcss can be seeomme.
- dated By the subscriber, 81 The old siard
Of Join Faddis, dcrsasrd. ~. I'll
Persons dcsiriny IL ran also Be setomrods.
led during conIt wtsk
THOMAS ID. GRAIN.
February rs. Us
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Ecs1rGrdiHg .EgeRer.


aTis hnrsd that ell those Indebted 10 IL, FIN
. Ut NUM- IAETr.S T. LYNCH 20 10 h
ist ii UelnhrF 1881, WiI saN sud selilr he,
atsounas anh ahc tnhnIii rr in nrdiaitI,. 4,
snrh SETTLE meat l. absolutely nttgssaI, "a
gle adjustment aftLsir sfsiIs. lLtps iii. 90.
tset will Eoi &c dsstfE Arded.
LEMuEL LYNCH.
October 20. ..s 81
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Public Sale.

e. ] SHALL offer Tor sac. al
eaEEsIS Chapel Till. on Friday the 9Th
fJ1EIEsz day IL september rs ~, for cash,
EssssEfssg lhs HOUSE and LOTS in Cha.
i,ssI.II,i l.o,s occupied by Miss Nancy Hi
Also 4 TRACT OF LAHD adJoining i.emueI
81 Myrgan and oIheTe. containing "ne hun
dreI and eleven Acres, more or less, Oh Bpiin's
Greek.
Also at the ronrt house in Hilsbor"' Oh, IN
Saturday the 9Th day Of September, 1888 w'i
SET -Four UtimDroyed LOTS 10 EilIs5uToagh,
and A TRACT OF LAND near Hhssor1ugh,
adj lining Cailen Campbell, ESQ. and others. on
Emo, known as tie Christmas Tract, a. the
property ofthe heirs Of Thomas ID. Watts, de-
ceased. under decree Of the Court If Equity
ar orange county ~ the case Of jstues " ebb,
Guardian. SC. Ys the heirs Of Thus d. Watts,
deceased.
JAMES c. ruRRENTINE,
CommissiOner.
Angus Is. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30
Notice.
STATE OF NOR rH-CAROLlNa.
Orange County.
In Equily-Match Terra. 1888.


W. NOrigtnal Dill.
Tm. cais, Err aas ot!us
IN this rase u is ordered that publication BE-
- made in ihe iIit'sbaEoush Recorder toF sJx
weeks suceessivc'y. that unless James DAVIS.
- Dickens and ms lie Mary William la.
via, Susan Davis, ana MalhauDasls. appear
10 the neat term u this court H. be held al
the Court tInu.e In ilt,!shroseh. an ,,.e So
coai Monday u September "ess. aaI p.ssa,
ans wer or denur, Ut tie a'tl "iII 6e head e.
pate as % them.
Giyen under my band at Office. in HILLSIDE.
rough, the second Moaday OF March, 1888.
JAMES WEBB, c. 8. H. +.
Prics Adv 81 50. az CIV