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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-18
MOfat's Vegetable Life Pills
dND tPHENIX BITTERS.

N,HE UNIVERSAL ESTIMATION in which the
q celebrated Life Pills and Phenir Biuers
are held, is satisfactorily demonstrated by the
increasing demand for them in every State and
section OF the Uuion, and by the voluntary tes:
timonials To their remarkable efficacy YhIcl are
every where offered. 1t is not less from deep
ly gratifying confidence that they are the means
Of extensive and inestimable good among his
afflicted fellow creatures, than from interested
considerations, that the proprietor OF these pre-
eininently successful medicines is desirons of
keeping them constantly before the public eye.
Tie, saIe of every additional box and bottle is a
guarantee that some persons will be relieved
from greater or less degree of suffering, und
sbe improved IN general health; form no case OF
suffering from disease can they be takenin vain.
The proprietor has never known or been inform
ed oi aninstnnce in which they have failed to
do good; In TIE most obstinate cases Of chronic
disease, such as chronic dyspepsia, torpid liver
rheumatism, asthma. nervous and bilious head
ache. .costiveness piles general debility, scrofnl
ous swell ings and ulcers, scurvs, salt rlleum
and all other chronic affections of the organs
aud membranes, they effect cures with harapidi-
ty and permanency which thousands have tes-
tiled from happy experience. In colds aid
cough, which, If neglected, superinduce the
mosf fatal diseases fthe lungs. and indeed the
viscera;s in general, these medicines, ifaken but
for lhreeor four days, never fail. Taken at
night. they so promote the ihsensbe perspira-
ton, and SO relieve the system offtbrile action
and fecnlent distractions, US TO produce II most
deligI tful sense ofconva!esencr nrle mornn
anil though the usual symptoms of a cold should
partially return during the day, the repetiuol
of IL suitable dose at the next hour of bedtime
| will almost invariably effect permanent relief
without further aid. Their effect upon fevers
or u more acute and violent kind is not lrss sure
ard speedy if taken in proporiiorablr quantity
aid persons retiring to bed with int!a"mafory
symptoms Of DEMONSTRATING kind, wiaw ,ke
with the gratifying consciousnesstliat the Fl" &C
enemy has been overthrowri. and can easily be
subdmed. In tho same way .visceral rnrgcsencc
though long established, and yisceralina naamula
aT
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particularly TO tho kind charities of that baud
who have linked themselves together for the AL:
varcemrut of that cause to which we devote tl,e
work. They have acieri with MS in tic past:
we trust they vi act with Us il" tn" int'lr". u
cxertioms will he scared tn make thew sIic
an one as they will look upon with delight.
1t ma, be we to add that thu inlerveni ::
Tine b'iwcen L. is date am the day of puhlica
I!or, will be spent IN collecting materials fol the
=, Orr.
The PIONEER will be printed on an imperl"I
sheet in quartn in,m. andwiG contain II greater
quantity Of reading matter Than any work OF the
kim published nj the South.
1erms.-Five .Inlars rcr annum, payable on
tho isslIig q of thr 1st No. Persons seuine lrs
ten subscribers, will he entitled 10 one years
Subscription. grntis
Agents allowed the usual per centage.
Augusta ia. Mar, 1s39.
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS,

HEyIIE Subscriber informs his friends and
& the public generally. that he has just re-
cc,> ci from New York, complete assert.
mes Goods-among which are.
81 4-I 5-4 and "a bruwn x bleached Shirt
ing> and Sheetlngs,
handsome assOrtmentlisht cold Prints.
50 pieces light col'rd London do.
French prints aud priI.ted Jncouet,
Mourning anu half mourning prints and
Musiins,
Super printed Lawns,
A and "A Cambrics and canibric Muslins,
Swiss and book Musns,
Jacoret. plaid aud stripe do.
Lyonnaisc and brocadc do.
Ladies and gent 8 white and black, silk II. S.
and kin clio, es.
" .' Cotton and thread do.
" Misses black and white nett,
Lac" and Iauzc do.
A handsome assortment oil Sauze and saith,
and Mantna Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black, blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
Hcn-slitrhed, and super linen cambria Hkis.
Mems and boys Pongee do.
Ladies' gauze, Hermann, sro-dc-nap and sew
ing silk Hkfs.
A Irish linens and linen lawn,
Plain. Inserted and frilled bosoms and linen
collars,
"a and IO-l table diaper, 81 birds cyc and
Nu+sia Diaper,
ia 81 and l0-4 danlask table covers,
French napkins IL towels,
French brown and grass Linens.
White and blown linen Driings
Super rib'd do.
A variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants.
Osnaburglls,
Cases of palm leaf and willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets,
A LARGE assortment of silk and cotton hose
and half Hose,
3-4 and A plaid and striped domestic,
silk, satin, and MarseLIes Vesting,
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Furniture dimit, and fringe.
Black bolbazines and merinos for Goats,
Paris needle worli'l muslin capcs d collars.
French baskets. bleached Russia Sheetings.
:Anv thing like general enumeration OF ar
clcs is impracticable; but these in addition to
is iurmer stock, make it sufficiently extensive,
md he trusts his prices a.c sufficiently moder-
ale to be worthy the attention OF all who wish
% supply themselves with articles in his line.
His former customers and all who buy i'll this
market, will do him, aud perhaps thenselves
|, favor. by examining his assortment before
Hamburg. March IL. 1899. 7 tt.
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ME- ~ GOODS.

TNyHE Subscribers iiave jmsl received from
H. New York. a general assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods, of The latest and
most fashionable articles in their line.
They consist IN part Of:
Grus d'etats Thibet, French cloths, Gam
br0Uns,
Grass linen and linen drillin"s, for Sum-
ner Wear,
Cashmere. Chav Festings, Stocks,
Collars, Bosoms, Gloves, suspenders,
Fine Hats, and Umbrellas.
They keep constantly OIL hard. a general
assortment of MILITARY TRIMMINGS, OF
all kinds: and they prepared to execute all
orders with despatch.
They invite their customers, and the public
generally, to call and examine for themselves
HARRINGTON & BRYAN.
Edgefed C.. II April ]. 1889 If
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ODE.

ODE.
Written for the Fit1isth Anniversary fth'
inauguration Of General Washington
april 80, 1889.
BY WILLIAM C. BRYANT.
F.. Great were the hearts and strong the mind
Of those who framed, in high debate,
The immortal league ofIove tlat binds
Our fairbroad empires, State with State.
And ever hallowcd be the hour.
When, as the auspicious task was done,
In solemn trust, the sword ofpowcr
Was giv'n tn GIory's unspoiled son.
Tha, noble race is gone; the suns
Offifty years have dawn'd and set:
But The trgi. links. those chosen ones
So strongly forged, are bright ev'n yet.
Wide-as our own free race Increase
Wide shall extend the elastic chain,
And hold in everlasting pracr.
State after state, mighty train.
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\ IST Of Letters remaining. III the foSt Hlllce
L atHamburg, 5. &. on the 1st July 1889.
a. & B.
Anderson, Robt. Anderson, Thos. r.
Anderson, John M. Blakty. Angus b.
Burnett, p. Bailey. John X.
Boswell, George Bevery"Goss!er,& d Co
Denson James Brooks, Ralph,
C&D.
Cary, ,lrs. A. M. Carter. Rudolph
Carlisle Roberto Crow, Cornelius 10
Carter. Mrs. NJ, Z. Cochran, Robt. ].
Caldwell ]. P. Clapp, Julius
DIVER, Patrick Davis Benz.
Dav, John Delaughter. Capt.
EFF &C
Elzey, Col Lewis Eddins, Thos. J. ID.
Edney, Winson Farrow, Susan or
Goodman, Duke Henry, Goode.
Golf. James Greene, s. p.
Giddings g. Bushnell GiiIispie, William
HJ&K.
Horton. w. F.2 Holloway, Sarah NJ.
Henderson, Samuel. Hamilton, r ber
Hardroan. Mr. Hundlcy. Thos.
Hiy. Sarah Hays. Benz +.
Jones John KELSEY. Chaumcey2
Knight, Walton Kendall. Byron
L&M
Lockett, E. La'imer. a r.
Lunicr Silas Lewis, A. w.
Iimbecker, Jesse Lamar, Mrs Martha.
Morris. Rev. JoseplI2 Mcdonald. b. I.
Montgomery. Theo. McCarley, Hugh
Murphy. Oswel Mcmillan. John Mason
,ncC Cormick, Benz. McCord. Selah Pr.
Marshall, Miss Susan
N, O& P.
Mobiles. Ira Nixon, Geo. w.
O,Neil James Perry, Mrs. Anna
Perry. Mrs Nancy Phelan. Tim
Plumb. Ebenezer
- R & 8
Robinson, VIM. B. Rogers, Henry
Ricleson, Miss S. Ronntree. Dudley
Rambo, Polly. Spiars. Henry
Summeral Gilbert Skinner, Timothy.
Samuel. Robt- Saxton, Hez
Smith, 7. NJ.
''" T&W
T;l,ev. Mr.. care of Turner, William 3
Henry Rogers. Watkins, Geo; Jr'
Ware. TIE. Wise, John Il.
Walls, Solomon 2 Wheeler, Z.
| Walker.J. Winding, d.
Watkins, A. Wardle,J. ID.
Wightman,
Persons enquiring for any of the above lei
.rrs, will say they are advertised.
]. w. MARLBOROUGH, p. VI.
| Iulv lst. lS39 "
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State OF South Carolina.
ABBEVTLLE DISTRICT. :
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Branch, ATTACHMENT,

Archibald Hamilton. AssuMps1r.
TFHE Plaintiff in this case having, this day,
Ia filed his declation in the Clerks office,
and the defendant having no wife or attorney,
known to be in this State, upon whom a copy
oflhe said declaration may be served: There.
fore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
ard make his defence within year and day
from the filing of the said declaration, or final
and absolute judgment will be forthwith awar-
ded against him.
JNO. LIVINGSTON, c. c.p.
Clerks Office,
May VI: 1889 s B&r aeq 16
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II ISEof Letters remaining in the Post o
n A ice at i.dgefe!d c. H., June 80, 1889.
A G. b.
Addison. George a. Addison. D. C.
Allison. VIM. Henry Bryant. Bradey3
Baker, Geo. Burne, Robt.
Baylock. Mrs. Butler, Robt. ].
BaisIsett. Sanl. X. Barker, Samuel
Bntlcr, Claudia &.
C&D
Cook. Wm. Sen. Corley, Mr.. Sen
Carter, John Clerk of the Court of
EockroIt. Bcni. Com. Pleas.
Campbell. Lee Colgin, john
Christie. Simeon Dion. MIR. Coach
Drake, VIM. A. 2 Maker.
Dolby, Elbert
E.F&G.
lslnore. Allen = Field, r. ].
i'ny, F. F. Griffin. n. l..
,irilin, Srowden GaIiman, VIM q.
Guode, Robt. Gilien, John
II & J.
;Iomes. Lewis Harden, w C..
Hickson, Miss s. ilocombe. H.
Hatcher, b. w. Jcter, John s.
Jones, Thos. Jones. k"bt. Z. q
Johnson, Theo. johnson, David
Jennings, Mary.
X & l..
Kendal, Byron KiIdreas, Elizabct!
NneaI. ..IIzabeth. Lantlrrm. Geo. w.
..ipsconlhe, John 2 Lewis Matilda.
..atimer, 4. Laborde, DIR.
NJ, N d y.
'lcMellou, Hector Mays, II. q. DR.,
iayson. q. Z. Murphy, oswold
Murrel, Drury 2 McLerdon, Brllton
Mathis, r. w. Mccall. Rev. j. w.
Miller, EdmundJ McDade. John
Mobiles, Mrs. Il. Nicholson q Presley
'.iIvie. p. S. s. OgIlvle. Mrs. Sarah ~
Jsilvic, Miss Sarah F. Rcbecca
p g. r
Price and Nicks Price, Joseph
reslon Esther X. Poyas. Elizabeth, Mrs.
Pdrkam Caroline Preston. Hiram
Pickens, r. w. Robertson, VIM.
Riddle. F. S. Roper. Emily2
Rope Beni. Reed, Edwd. Rev.
Renew, John Richardson, w.
SIT
Samnels, VIM. Stone, Azariah
Sullivan. Joseph II. Stephens, James
Shaver. Saml. Simkins, Eldrcd Col.
Towes D. Temples, Calvin
Trask Alfred Taylor, Luke
Tilnan, b. F.
UW&Z
Upson, Marcus Ward, Capt. Rs
WIgltman, VIM. ]. WlIitock Wimbcrly
Wigfail, Arthur Walker. WIN. or VIM.
Wartllaw, F. Fl. McMnrc
Zimmerman, John II,
Persons wishing any of tho above letters,
will please ask for advertised letter
NJ. FRAZIER. p. NJ.
My 1880 c22
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.prrformep seats himself in front Of it, and
produces his nntes by pulling more or less
gently The various tails hefnre him.
Some pieces seem peculiarly adapted To
this instrument. Such ar most of Rus
sells songs and very man IF The celebra-
ted Strauss wallzes. The only defect is
lha, the semi tones in wet weather are apt
To gel comma too high, and require great
delicacy in pulling the tails
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BrOughd To the Jail

nF this District, negro man by the name
q D of DAVE, he is between :'5 and 40 years
Of nge, five feel or 9 inches high. He says
tha, he belongs to Il company of men ON the
Macon Rail- koad. i;ibb county. Ga; the fnl.
lowing are names of the gentlemen, viz: DIR.
Winn, Dr. Thomas. John Thomas aud Samuel
Hnn,er. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charles and take
him away. C.J. GLOFEk' >. r.: ".
June n, 1899 n2
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@oetie Nefess.

A correspondent sen, US. the following
poem, requesting US TO make such al,era-
tious as we thought proper. We have
rewritten it, greatly changing the metre.
g. the language; but we have endeavored
to preserve many Of the sentiments
Editor Adv.
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Though like a meteor bright he shone,
Before the Sun Of Washington,
His star turns pale-Our Chiefs great name.
Transcends "all Greek-all Roman fame"
He was victor bold and brave,
He warr'd-but twas land 10 save!
Oh! should the times a Chief demand,
To save from chains, suff'ring land,
MAY one arise-lnd at the sound
OIL his loud voice. may from the ground,
Arm'd warriors spring, and as his hand
He lifts aloft may thousand mllskets gleam all
DER the land!
Let tyrants quake! They'll snon be hurl'd
From their proud tIrones-O'er all The world
The sun Of freedom pours his light,
And scatters far the shades of night.
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Stare of SOut.s I arUlina.
.ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

T1Sma, pnrs l. FoTIp, LUMP; VS. Attachment Assumpss
Hatch Kimball & CO A.,,h,,, A,,,,,,;.
vs.. Park g. Fowler. ".'''en' ea''uu'p''' :
'5SHE Plaintiffs in the above cases having this
day filed their declaration, and the Defen-'
dants having neither wives nor attorneys,
known to he in this State, ordered, that if the
said Defendants do not appear md make tlIeir
defence. within year and day from this
date, final aud absolute judgement shall be
forthwith given and awarded for the said
Plaintiffs in attachment.
JAMES WARDLAW, c. c. p.
Clerks Office,
Nov %, 1888 BIT ado As
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ODE.

The stalesnian's name will ever shine,
Aud bright will be the warriors glory;
Napoleon when he cross'd the Rhine
Shall e'er be sung in poets story.
Speak not of Greek or noble Pole;
He was the boldest OF the bold.
Oh his was not the glory Of an hour!
O'erprostrate hosts he fiercely strobe
pruud, in his car Of wrath he rode!
And nations how'd them TO his mighty pow'r
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.DUei Received,

A LARGE supply of superior LEMON
IA SYRUP, u delightful Beverage for the
Summer season. For sale by the bottle and
gallon, by II. R. COOK q: co.
Hamburg, April 10, 1899 TIL
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March %, 1899.
STRAY T. I'D

e. ENRON the subscriber. on the
NJ H' l4th oil April. 5 miles from
S&D Hamburg, on the stage road to
A.SkAsx. Edgefrid e. H. n darL grey Mare,
about years old and between 13 and Ia hands
high She had The scratches on one of her hind
feet; the etock is or was cut off that foot. Her
tail mostly white and dim star on her fore
head. Any information Will bc thankfully re-
ceivcd $40 reward will be given for the de-
livery of the mare.
RUTHA ANDERSON.
May 81. 1899 III
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Notice.

A Ill persons Indebted t.. the Estate of vi
IA Icy II Berry, deceased. arc requested t.
make Immediate payment; aud those having de
nlands agnins lie said state, arc requested t,
present them duly aitcsted.
SAMUEL STEVENS, admir-.
Frh II. lS39 "ac
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State Of south { arolina.
dBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wade Speed surviving par'ner1
of Watkins Il Speed, for the Attachment
use of John Watkins, in
Vs Debt
Adoiphus J. Sale.
John Watkins, Admr. of II. M. Attachment
Watkins, lin
vs.. Same. Assumpsii.;
EENHE Plaintiffs, in the above stated cuses,
IL having filed their declaration in my Of
fee. on the twenty-second day Of November,
1888, and The defendant having no wife or at.
torney known to be in this State, upon whom
copy of the said declarations can be served:
therefore Ordered, that The said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
a day from the filing Of the said declarations, or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him. -
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, C. r.
Clerks Office.
Feb a i~as Sw&p $40 age 8
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state OF South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEdS.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Mark s. Anthony
Us Attachment: Debt.
Adolphus Sale.
Drury Galloway,
Adolphus J. Sale.
surviving nPfsa . partners, aa1,sr, Attachment:
AdolphlS J. Sale.
yENhe Plaintiffs in The above cases having,
u on the twenty-second of November. 1o36,
filed their declarations in my Office, and the
defendant having no wife or attorney known to
be in this State, upon whom copy of the dec.
larntion, with spec:al order Of the Court en-
dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Or
dered that the said Adolphus ]. Sale, do appear
and make his defence. within year and day
from the filing Of the declarations as aforesaid,
or final and absolute judgment will be forth
with given and awarded ngains; him.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON, c.c.p.
Clerks Office.
Feb Ia, 1889 }B&r $40 ace 8
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PROSPECTUS.

Viii be published in Augusta, Ga. on the first
Satu day Of October. lsS), the first nambcr
of q IHeekiY Journal, to be called
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

and advertised. The newspaper having the
MOST EXTENSIVE CIRCULATION in the
vicinity OF the office should have the preference
in publishing this notice; and the printers re-
ceipt must specify the number OF letters
Now we have more than three times aunbsr of SUB
crbes Wayne Township tina, the Jefersonian has ct
Mr. Boie, violation e1pres. ia:ritctsos has pub
Ished list paper which many OF our eiil-
We ask fvors Of the party ous the
lofcgon- passed the sccomno!a soh OF the
peop'e.-ho@ has it been fulfilled
why Mr. Borden should be removed -
ladies' frequently call for letters, and do not one time
in ten receive the oo,s attention due from person
calling himself gcn;I-nan We make no assertions i'm
out facts to prove .hel Sometime lady residing in
the yjciny place called post oi;e and Al
uired bespoke her anxiety, if there vas
letter for s.No!'' was abrupt reply,
and an accompanying ipuen, glance OF sae was All
the satisfaction =he received. Sac huns her head N dIa-
ponnen, receiving The anticipated letter, ana
tagrin 1ngentemany treated Nhe repl'e"
~ think there must be one''.I there is none Tor
o. was the harsh answer She walked The door and
after nusns returned and sai ''"i! you please
to look there certainly must be one- Being unable 70
Withstand anxious importuniIiss the Postmaster conde
ndei TO look in box, and first letter ne placed ms
hands on inquired for. hen men are refused
BY uperiinence OF the Postmaster hey haze the re-
course Of compelling him to kicking him of The
Office Blu. vita tnidy OF theft sex are Nosc
who are most imposed! upon We heard of many in
stances similar above, and have frequently heard The
got letter OF the office
but BY sending will compel them look the
letters gel all that may be there for
them.
With before people, will they not III jus
themselves and insutcI community take some
measures TO NJ. Borden removed We here dsclam
private feeling against Mr. Bofden and all here said
concerning understood applying him
Postnaste, a citizen, Individual, or as
man. tithess, incompetent, and dishonest POST
master.
We have many why Mr.. Borden should he
remov ed, threats made shall here
speak PLAIN Although admit that II Is
perfectly the leaders of the defaulting
" bea, and force silence, yet
such things will not work with We fear
long leaf OF the Palladium bears
long shall gased language senti
menta long as w free, will be free the
gle that hoats American SOIL and if chains do
clasp body manace limbs the mind win still be
Iafettefed.
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,a,s ,e.oectfulIy represents. that havisg Deeh
.ao;r,ed by his colleagues to settle me Claims
STATE ON the Messrs. Cohens and Josephs,
u re- oher much time and labor spent therein,
zen able, with the appreciation OF his coea CUES,
. far TO make 4 settlement, as IN his opinion VIII
.v;,b rood management OF the property received,
,,e The State from eventual loss. As however
large portion of The property Is IN unifnproVed
,.sond water lots in Brook and New York. which
iii require much time, attention a:ld acquaintance
,bs,ewlib either simultaneously to sell or make
.,oductiye; and, having had more acquaintance
rrnh the property than either OF his coiieaguesnc
aow offers, if your Honorable body shall deem II
q, the interest Of the State, TO commit Inc aeeh
- Of the property to his charge, and WI au'hor-
ne such improvement III grading ana iiiil9 lots,
"a in the opinion Of the Board OF tund COMMISSION
-. will render the property so much more pro-
I.,;ve ar valuable us 10 be for the interest of the
c,,,e that he will in that case take the agency
Inperin,ending, renting, attending 70 the pay
meot of taxes. improving and selling the proper
I, and give security for the faithful performance
Of the dItv and accounting for the funds IN reason
able amount, and will make no charge for bis time
AMI attention thereto, the State paying all cxPen-
ses and expenditures. and allowing = y compen-
sation for his services, half Of the clear profit
which may be made after paying the amount OF
the debt and all costs and charges thereon and on
The property, together with the interest on the
whole, at the same rate as Is paid by the State on
the Bonds for which the debt was contracted.
All of which Is respectfully submitted
ISAAC Cor.
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o<HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF s1ndry executions,
TO me dircc ted from Wayne Circuit Court, wall
expose putlic sale. the premises, the Borough OF
Richmond Wayne county, Indiana, on Tuesday the l9th
ay February between the hours of itO'cock,
said day, the following properly, to
H. llS and lfi, numbered on the pot
part Borough of Richmond, laid off By John
Smith. AGso-Gnc half Acre of Ground, adjoining the
same ALso-Ihree hundred PlouyAs; One Mulo with
hundred aud siNtyeight Spndes, and Cardns
Machines Taken in Execution the property OF II mund
Grover and Co James Baldrdge and others
ve-y liberal credit wiz given by agreement of The
parties.
T. G. NOBLE Sheriff ". c.
Janu1rv %, 1899. ts3