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Remaining in the Post Office at Bloomshura
at The end of the quarter ending ON y I
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b Allen John, Mor.;,, 'rniuei =, w.
g BlockslR.lHmin, Nynse.s". AMIN
!, LBfnilison Isaac. PoI,no- ~ Iacob'
Criviling Andrew ., Palmer Ms' Mailel'
Coffmen Moses, pnas naissreb
C,fe Fl;Vb. a. heedy Simon,
Clymer Benjamin II, Slater W;m:' 1coop'
Doan Jane, S. ,Wr,iiain' Imam
Fry John, So " hiard'
Hartman George. St;oLa- sViace, sa,
HmdbOck Henry, Snydor nt' ,ienei'
Heslet Adam c. ,Tbo-,, DaTIei,
Hartman Joseph, Tbornton heoe'
Krooez Io5s Williams David,
KaLIa~ Svnn; %o; Womer Jacob
KelIor NJ Csq' Warters Aaron,
Knbn 10y; Weir Thomas,
hreser Jasper .WiIT,s az ouSannsh ?,
Leight Mr.. vnu WINS martha,
Leibv Jacob wells Sedgwick,
Meyer Suseann, W.. ,Snn' Sonn'
Mcclure Joseph, WertIo CsIi ~ man.
Jan. /, ls4O. "orLHr' p. H.
ters will please saw il ia adver,;n no ABOVE ist,
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am yours, respectfully,
g., FIR. r. SKUNK,
,, Superintendent Common Schools,
Harrisburg, Feb. /, 1910
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GSoMMUgTCATT5N.-H0lwV fSw i6e7 are h

a SOMMUNlCAIIOR.-H faw they are thai
happen to be sflicted with Coughs or Colds
Pty. attention to them. How mary thousands from,
sucn neglect shorten their days and hasten their e.
maj dissolution. Parents neglect Them in their chill
oren. and thus form the foundation for Consumes
don. and Eundreds Of parents anihslIy follow thar
own children to the grave, having died from some
sheeaons Of the Breat and Lung. which were ney.
iected ia tasir frst staaos
Coughs ana Oolos, whether exisinr annorg ,,o,,,,
or old, ought at all times be attended to early snS
not sufferd to continue any Length Of time e., .bo
Lungsnpc affected, disease Seon makes ran;d s,rJo"
endln! IN the most fatal of all diseases, namely Con,
SUMPTION. ''' O"ii-
U. BEcHTER's' PULMONARY pREsEp
NAitFE for Coughs, Coda Ca.s,rhs. Insuon1as
l0ssn1as u pleath' WhooPng Cough, Pain In
ns ~ 7iue' al arectop Of TIE Breast and
Lugs' and arrest of approachinsr Csnsumn,;or' :.
hemost popular medicine usd Tbor, p, pi 10
Pany--s becoming equally popilsr In ,bs Ii,';.o,
States, and has established br ilself renn,a,;s
NOT possessed by any otherm,dcine for The san,s
class OF diseases. (See cephcites and recomrner,
cations from Parents, Physpiahs a nd others acoo,
Paning the directions.) ps a PREPARATION Derfon,
iy safe and harmless, rlseJaft 70 be TASTE ri 80
h- Gl--n 49,, youhge1 infant IL i u,arr.'..ny
wv s,,'1y ana NE Funerals, and Is an"
ted byA nrs. uar Apoihscary aIra t,sicianr nrspar-
.Io,,n =, q. s. Isaes s., Jackson N
AIne sIiicient teAASe tris, n, &c oc q circupT
cine, confidently raoubAnds !, y all, and assures
al most positively thss il an invaluable mei;~i,ie
and would not hiplsekecommend j. out for it, |
known efficacy.
Prepared oSly anskoiaIe VVholesale and RetaiI AZ
DR.. LFY0Y's Hat{ {Emnoriun, No. l9I Nortb !
6ocopd street a feaoo.s bslow Vine street. Pbila.
sdelphia also, sold
j. Gilgert & Cog0rth TA-d stree, above yina
g. s. Clemens, p 81 do doWood .,
]. r. Smith & Coz 2, do next ,he Rod
Lion, and by all respe4le Wholesale and Re,ai y
Druggists in PbBBSsAPl.
They Gag, LssE :
w. Eberma1R, do ''''''yivaniS' ~.
y. :; y. ..is sssIsy !. assainr. !
fsal1a Emporium nloomsbu,,
D's. TOBIAS, Agent, p
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RUp. ADAMS.

FRS Cuurn-Th. .eFsigned hereby ce,,;e,
that we are ,hs Of two children Who UsI bal
Oeen afflicted wiz s more less from their i iniaU aaVo
S and ths'O effect cure but vI itbo or expense in
SI unt hearing of The ResTrrsc,on any Dene-
sh pms hen four boxes were iDn jrnm.1i,, %f fer
Phsd sba,.5 Sna before three boxes were talen 5y
JSn much Inn i@p,oHod w ife9uency and every sym. o
mat our ehdIen by the use of are ,h h2ppy to
iad rus with the blessing of God a" are ine Persian
ia the sle Pesa n0 y%iGm P appearance Of @ win iI9@ 6aG
J6HN HrS = sure ,T and perfect cure. " ''
'-, Dan'on NJ Y. Dec. 10, 1887. '0"NSoNt
ne above pills may be had Of ,bo c.u
i Meyer BloomsbuTg, Ts IT iSi;Iowing ;S a
.vs, - cooper G Sons Hszeon: q "'iler ber-
;hocs Da5vi IThn ShaPles', cutlawsss; LYMAN IVman
il. ERA rosli ltsylOr' sgort for he State Of p.,n,
iSsalag Ss at Rochester N to whom rennylya-
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RocHEsTEn, Sept. "a, 1896.
Nessrs. E. Chase & Co.

N RocHEsTEn, Sept. "a, 1886.
Nessrs. E. Chase e Co.
Y think it ny duty to let you know what great
! cum your Pals have performed on mel had been
sick abou'7 years about years and a half con.
fined tony bed. ! had been given over as ipcurabe
with Consumption, by twelve physicians of the frst
standing; my lungs we're seriously affected; had
9ulceTs gather and break my cough was dry and
harsh most Of the time; my liver was much swollen
and my stomaehsery dyspeptc. had chiIls feve,
and night sweat accompanied with extreme ir,ito,
bleness of thenervous system and other dtficul,es
which torbe1 70 mention After was given over
tried almosfall medicines which were sd,a,,;.S,'
bat to no sivantage, until tried your Vepetobis
Persian PiIs began TO gain in a shor- time aftsr
eomneqSed taking them; and, to be brief, before
tookS boxes was able to ride out and to take con-
siderable exercise, and at this time ENJOY ooad
health, and am able to do good days work. II snv
noe wishes more particular history Of nv s,trri.
ngs he may call on me, at the corner of MAN and
Clinton-streets, Rochester.
RITps ADAMS
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And the principal Mscssnts and Druggists in The
Uniied States. ''.'
For sale at the Heahh Emporium Bloomsburv
by d, S.'ToBIAS. Agen,
Bloomsburg July, 10, is39t In
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College ofGeorgia.

AUGUSTA, September, lo4O.
TNNIIE Ninth Course of Lectures i'll this In
s,ilnlion will commence on the second
Monday, the 9Th Of mex, Nnvchbrr, and termin
ate on the first Saturday of March following
Fee for lulI Course of Lectures, Sis 90
Marlirulation, (paid but once,) S 90
Arrangements have been made by which Stu
dents can he esupplie,I from Europe with rlstru-
ments of all kinds, Skeletons. &c.
The Faculty are
6. NJ. NEWTON. NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
l.. A. DuGAs. NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy.
CIV. WEST. NJ. D.. Professor of Chimis,ry
and Pharmacy.
I. p. GARvlS, NJ. D., Professor Of therapeutics
and Matcria Mcdica.
J. A. Eve. NJ. d., Professor of Obstctricts and
Diseases of Women and Infans
l.. D. FoRD. NJ. d.. Professor Of the Institutes
and Practice Of Medicine.
p. F. Eve, NJ. D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery:
G. M. NEwrox, NJ. D., Demonstrators Of A
JoHs McLEsrER;M D., { natomy, without ad.
ditional fee.
PAUL +. EVE, NJ. D.,
Sept. /. Dean of Faculty.
o. The Edgefcld Advertiser. Grcenvie
Nounlainecr, S. C.; Southern Recorder, Fed
.,raI Union. Columbus Enquirer. Savannah
':eorgian Georgia. Mobile Register, Huntsville
democrat, Alabama Journal, Tuscaloosa Flag
of Uuion, .\labama; Floridan, Florida and Nash
vile Banner, will publish the above advertise
ment weekly to the amount of S. each, aud
forward their receipts to the Dean.
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Receiving s. EOs'aCva'tst1's
A GE n I Y
l.....z:...( : AND -
Factovage & comMAissoN
BUSIN Il S s:
HAMBURG, 8. C..

THNHE Subscriber respectfully takes leave
h to renew to his customers, his sincere
acknowledgements for the extensive patronage
hitherto bestowed on him; and would beg I" as
sure them of a continuance OF that strict alien
ton to their interests which, iroma largely in-
creased business, he fallcrs himself has been
appreciated
lie deems it unnecessary TO dilac. to MER-
CHANTS. on the evident superiority Of his claims
tu httir patronage ~ a RECEIIjNG .4ND
FORWIEDING AGESr:-his iong experience
in that department.; rigorous observance o. in
struciions. and the rates Of iiaufing; his entire
attention heing restricted 10 Il Commission Bn-
sincss aonr and the isolated and eicrntcd posi-
ton of his warehouse, thus lcssening the risks
from fire and innnd7tiOns; are circumstances,
which, ,oith all due Difference, entlllc him to a
precedence.
To PLANTERS he would again tender his SER
vices in the sale of their COTTON and other pro-
DUcE: to his department he appropriaes his
personal attention, and from his practical know-
edge of this business, he feels assured lie will
promote the interests of those who may cnlrsia n
to him. J. F. BENSON.
Hamburg. S. C. July %, 1910 80
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

AN7ILLIAAl II. ADAMS, who is in the
wv custody of the Sheriff oflhe saidDlstrct
~ virtue OF Il writ of copiaS ad satistncicndum
It the suit of William Cook, having flied
:spctiton. ansl schedule on oath. OF his whole
slate, real and personal. with the purpose of
,ntaiuins the benefit of the Act o the General
assembly of this Slate, commonly called The
"Insolvent Debtors Act"
PUBLIC NoTlcE is hereby given, that the Pc
tito: OF the said VIM. Fl. Adams will he heard
and considered in the Court of Common Pleas
Ior EdsefrIi District, a, EdseticlG e. House,
OH Wednesday, The Dist day OF October next, or
on some subsequent duy Of the Term of said
Court, which will be then setting: and all the
creditors Of the said Nm. II. Adams arc here.
BY summoned personally or by attorney, then
and there, in the said Court, to show cause, IT
they can, why the henafit OF the Act aforesaid,
should not b. granted 10 the said William II.
Adams. upon his executing the assignment re.
uuired by the Act aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. C.P.
Clerks Office,
Juiy2l, 1910. nc 70
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Clerks Office,
Juiy 81, 1910.
State of South { arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
EEENRY HUFFMAN, Sen, who is III the
I'll custody of the Sheriff. of the said District,
by virtue of writs Of capias I'D satisfdcicmdrm'
to the suit of Lewis Cof!ins and L"rrain Ged-
dings, having filed his petition, with schedule
IN oath, his whole estate both real and per-
soliaI, with the purlosr Of ohlainng the henc-
fit of the Act of the General Assembly of this
State, commonly called the "lnsolvent Debtors
Act"
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the pc
tiiion of The said Henry Huffman, sen, will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas far Edgefeld District, on Wednesday
the 2l<t day of October next, or OH some SUBJ
sequent day during the Term of said Court,
which will then be in session. and all the cred
itors Of the said Henry Huffman. SEN, are here
by summoned personally or by attorney, then
and there, in the said Court TO shew cause, if
they can, why the benefit of the Act aforesaid.
should not be granted to the said Henry HUFF
man. sen., upon his executing the assignment
required by the said Act.
GEO. POPE, C. G. p.
Clerks Office
july 81, 1S40. ac 25
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W ater.PYO0f.)
EP Il IL H. ~ % u s e.,
AND
Commission business

FEN HE Subscibrr is much eratified that he
ID. is once more able to offer his services to
his friends and old customers, and the public
generally in the Harc.Eousc and Commission
Business He faliers himself lI,a, the eligible
location ofhis Ware.l House, and its comparative
immunity ON the risk OF fire and ilUod will
procure him Il liberal patronage.
lie has rebuilt The Harc-IIOusc formerly
krownas adams s. ltaiker's and is filling up
one wing OF it above the highest waier-mark of
the late fesllel. or the purpose ni storing there
IN the Cotton Of Planters md Country Merchants.
This site is at least two feet higher than any
other warehouse in town; and Tie division
that has been elevated will store from le00 to
20r0 bales.
lie will sell Cotton, and attend to such busi-
ness as is usually transacted by Commission
Merchants, at as low rate as others engaged
in the same calling.
In again offering his services 10 his friends
and the public, the subscriber camnnt refrain
from acknowledging the liberal patronage he
once received fiom them; and hopes by his at
tenion to business tina: it will be renewed, and
ii will be thankfully received.
GOLLOTHUN WALKER.
Hamburg, August s, 1S4O If %
The Messenger at Ashvile, N. c., and
Mountaineer at Geenvle. Messenger nj Pen.
dIctou, and Advertiser at Edgetield. will insert
the above six months, and send their bills III
G. w.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT


IN TIE COMMON rLEAS.
FORGE w. THOMAS who is in the GUS
U tody of the Sheriff of the said District,
by virtue of certain writs of eapiaS ad satisfaci
endHm, at the suit of Lawrence & Beardsly,
RamlstIel, Brown & Co.. Smith Il Ruthven,
) G. g. Lyncs, Warren kinbrell for the Use
of VIM Band and Waldron. Thomas & Co..
having filed lis petition. with schedule on OATH
Of his whole estate, real and personal, with the
purpose of obtaining the benefit of the Act of
the General Assembly of this Safe, commonly
called the "Tnsovent Debtors A."
PUBLIC NorrcE is hereby given that the Pc
ttion of the said George w. Thomas, will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas, for Edgetield District at Edsefcld Court
House, OIL "Wednesday the 2lS day of October
nest, or on some subsequent day Of the Term
of said Court. which will be then setting: aud
all the creditors of the said George w. Thomas
are hereby summoned personally or by nttor-
ney. then and there, in the said Court, TO shew
cause, if they can why the benefit Of the Act u
forcsad. should not be granted to the said &.
w. Thomas. upon his executing the asst gn.
ment required by the Act aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, C. c. p.
Ciprk Office.
JMy 81. lS40. nc %
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Cierk s Office.
.My 81. lS40.
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN II T. Io.n NON LIZ 40.
A BNER BUSHNELL, who Is in the ciistn
IA. dy OF the sheriff of The said Disrrci, b,
virtue of writ of c0pias mi satisiacicndum. ~
the suit Of Baker, Johnson l. Co having FLEE
his petition, with schedule on oath. ul his wilo'r
estate real and personal will the purpose Of oh
aning tie benefit of the Act Of the Genera.
Assembly of this STATE commonly called the
"Insolvcnt Debtors Act"
Public NOTICE is hereby given, that the p.
iition OF the said Abncr Bushnell will be liearn
and considered. in the Court Of Common Pc'-
Tor EdgeIicId District, on Wednesday The 81
day of October next or on some snhseqmcn
day during the Term of said Court. which vii
then be in session. and all the creditors of tln
said Abncr Bushnell, are hereby summoned
personally or by attorney. then and there, 10
>tcw cause ,ifthry can,wlytI bcneto the act
aforesaid. should moi he granted 10 the said All
ncr Bushnell, np"n his executing the assign
mcnt required by the said Act.
GEO. POPE, C. c. p.
Clerks Office.
Jaiy 81, l-4O. ac %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
INEQUITY.
William Fl. Yelde.
and wife, vs.

and wife, vs. 7 port;I;ou
MargaretJ. Shibley, and others. ''''"
MJOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
"a an order from the Court of Chancery,
/ srall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, at
Edeefield Court House OH the first Monday in
October next, the real estate of james Shlbley,
deceased, consisting of two tracts OF land as
follows: One tract, called and known as the
Shinburg Tract lying OH Cutlelown creek in
the District of Edgefeld containing five hun
died and thirtyiour acres, more or less, adlolrl-
ing lands of Beverly Burton, other land OF the
said james Shibley, lands Of the estate of Jacob
Lasseter, BnrreIl E. Hobbs, the estate of James
E. Dawson. Leroy IL. Alundy and A. T Tray
lor; and one other tract lying in the District
aforesaid containing three hundred and sixty
acres, more or less. adjoining the Shnbnrs
tract lands OF Jacob Shbey, the estate Of Jacob
Lasscter, and A. It. Traylor. Said tracts of
land to he sold separately. on a credit OF one,
two, and three years, except for so much mon
ey as will pay the costs, which must be paid in
casii. Purchasers to give Bonds aud personal
security, and mortgage ofthe premises to Sc
cure the purchase money.
J. TERRY, C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office.
Edgefcd, Sept. 8, lo40. SIS IS 81
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UMBRELLAS, &c.

n Case domestic and Scotch Gingham Um-
n. breIlas also Ladies' Silk Umbrellas and
Parasols.
In addition to the above. and just received,
new English and American Prints, Pavillian
,iauze, Blond Nett. Bandana, Sptalich. and
P"ngee lIandkcrchiefs, Fancy do. Bed Quilts.
English and American Long Cloths. Velvet
Ribbons, Spool Thread Paten, do. vcsrings,
Gloves, Guilt Back. Common
Shelf. small plain. white horn. Twist. Victoria.
Log Cabin, Common and French Dressing,
Fine Ivory aud Negro Combs, DC. DC.
JOHN .. u. FORD
Hamburg. Aug IL. 1540 If %
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Brought TO the Jail

Ar this District. negro man by the name
~ of Nelson about Twenty FIVE years
of age, light conr!exiom five feet ten inches
aud halfhigh. Both Of his eye teeth out. He
saws that he belongs TO Mr. John Woods of
Morgan County. Ga. and says he ranaway
:b.ut the Isl OF August last.
Tie owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay cllarges aud take him
away, y. IL. GooDAlaN. J. L. d
Sept22, 1910 If "a
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Samuel Williams, Jr, Bill for
and Others vs po.,;;;o,,
John C. Davett. and wife. "'"'o"
TAT Office is hereby given, that by virtue of
IV an order from the Court Of Chanccry.
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder at Edge
field Court House. on the first Monday in Oc-
tober next, the real estate Of Samuel Williams,
deceased. consisting Of the two following tracts
o'land, viz: One tract on which the deceased
resided, lying in Edgefeld District, OH Coodys
Creek, waters Of Horns Creek, &c, contain
ing one thousand (100O acres more or less, and
adjoining lands Of VIM. Ii. Moss, John Mundy.
Henry Wuldrum Benz. Addison, and Anna
Jones: the other tract containing three hundred
and thirty.six (336) acres more or less, lying in
the District aforesaid. and adjoining lands of
John Mundy James F. Adams. Henry Wal
drum and Daniel Prescott. Said tracts 10 be
sold separately, on credit of one and two
years, except for so much money as may be
necessary to pay costs, which must be paid in
cash. The purchasers to give Bonds and prr-
sonal security, and mortgage of the premises
to secure the purchase money.
]. TERRY, C. ED.
Commissioners Office,
Edgsfeld, Sept. g, ls4O. S5 IS 80
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BPOUght to the Jail

nF this District, negro man by the name
" of Damon, about l5 years Of age, dark
complexion, five feet three inches and q half
high. He has scare over his eteye, and his
right I've tooth out; and the other very much
.:rcayed; lie also has cnt OH his right foot
lie says lie belongs 10 Mr.. James Barret, of
Housion County. Ga. and that he runaway
abont the middle Of August last.
The owner is requestedto to come forward,
nroyc propertv. pay charges aud take him
away. {. Ii. GOODMAN, }. Z. D.
Sept 90, 1910 f34
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a CA ls I'D.
yMyHE Subscriber takes this method of in
n forming his friends and the public gener-

YMyHE Subscriber takes this method of III
n forming his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he will continue Il
General Commission and Factoragc Business.
in this place. He will attend TO The selling. re-
ceiving forwarding and storing of Cotton, or
other Produce and Merchandise. aud I" the
bnyiug any article or bill Of articles entrusted
to his charge. 10 all of which lie will give bis
personal attention. and will also make liberal
advances on Cotton shipped through him. to
Charleston or Savannah Whilst soliciting the
patronage of his friends he begs leav" TO return
them his sincere thanks for past favors.
ii. L. JEFFERS.
Hamburg, S. c. July "a, lS4O 3m 26
IN Store, and for sale, to order or otherwise,
large assortment of
Hemp and 1'O,o Begging, Bale Rope
and Itcine.
H. III.
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Phoenix Stone Ware Factory.
TO MERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC
Nv GENERAL.

TO MERCHANTS IND THE PUR; yc
nv GETERJL,
.c1be Spbscrihrrs L,v;nu bpcp onooood il,
Tho n,nrI,r,,r;nn ai Stonn V,ro -,
po,,ar.viEn in EJSeI;,II : e Cnr monv yn,,rs
md FINN Iony synercuce - and formar o,ynrrs
or ,,,, os,,hl,i,m,a,,, I,nro Ioc,,,J ,Ia,,,..I,.
". ". ,i, pIen,;, E.r,,r,, SI,a,ys Cra'l. ,,olo
',;ias h r,nr EGa.f;oIJ :; Jinm.a on ,hr ,,,;,,
wn,J Is,d;,o fr,n Ns,vh.. rrv Irn;nn and ,ba
miner Districts to Aiken, for lie uurnnse of
"puc ,nr;n% S,ona ~ Ware in Mi it's ;,s vn,inu.
branches. They have procured the best of
workmen and are constantly making up. and
lo,o ., I,rae etocl IN hand THOR ,ssortmcn,
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SheriG,s Sales.

EDY Virtue &c -undry writs OF t!erl faetas @
D snail proree,i to sell at Edseieu Nour'
House. on the li.st Monday i'll October next tie
following propr-y VIZ: ,n no,o,o,
Harm gton Il Bryan, rs Anthony De'ofea'
one horse ami buggy. u:,,ol
Fl. Lldson, vs. tue same, the above deSc'ioeu
property. nh, n,,,,,h,or o,a
f;e.ro man, Charles. D.,
Anna Anderson. vs. the same; Penn d Bran
non. vs. the same; Levi Nj. Churcmll, vs. ue
same; Mitchell and Ransom, vs. the sa'''e' "e
above described property.
Terms OF sa.e-Cash
SEPT ~. 1910 %
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State of South arulina.
ABBEVILLE DIS TRICT.
Nv EOEJTY,

u
John Wilson Admir- OF pu ,
Hugh Wilson, vs. Jennet O"' Jo' hettJ
Wilson, William Wilson, 1.;,.1.;. uma
and others. 'y""cfto".
WDURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
III DunLin, made in this case. all the credit
ors of Hugh Wilson, at the time of his death.
whose demands shall not have been fully ami
properly paid by his administrator. are hereby
notified to present and prove their demands be-.
fore me on or before the first day of january
next. A. ID. 1S4l: and the creditors Of said
Hugh Wilson, deceased, are hereby notified,
that the Decree Of Chancellor Duukin order.
that the Commissioner cause two months no.
,ice TO be inserted in such public paper or pa
pers as he may deem proper for all the credit
ors of the said Hugh Wilson to present and
prove tleir demands before the Commissioners;
and that such Of the creditors as shall not pre-.
sent and prove their demands OH or before Il
peremprury day 10 he fixed by the Commits
Sioner shall be excluded from The benefit Of this
decree.
II is further ordered that upon notice of this
decree being given to any of the creditors of
Hugh Wilson, such creditors shall be enloined
from commencement or further prosecution of
any suit at law against the administrator atore-
said.
1t is further ordered that the administrator
do account belnre the Commissioner concern
ing the estate nf his inteslatc; and that tho
Commissioner do report the demands against
the estate of Hugh Wilson, which may be prov
ed, arranged in order of legal priority aud the
brlancc in the hands of the administrator, after
allowing all proper payments aud expenses.
BENZ Y. MARTIN, c. T.. a. d.
Comm'r's Office. Sl2 75
.ibbcriHc c. H.. Sept 9, 1910. 2m 30