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South. Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TiIyE /,/,hhfON ,pJ FAC

Nancy NJ. billiard. Execulix: VS.. } Dec'n in
Enoch Byue, Harmon Hust, For. AT. !.
and VIM. H. Byne. tachmelit;
rBrHE Plaintiff in the above stated cases bay.
ing thia day filed her declaration in my
Office. aud the defendants having neither wives
or attorneys known to be within the limits ofthis
State. on whom. "a copy OF said declarations
with rule to plead can be served: Ii is there.
fore ordered, that the said defendants do MEAD
20 the said declarations within a year and a
day from the publication Of this order. or tina,
and absolute judementwilI be awarded agains
them. = y.
THOMAS G. BACON, G. c.p.G
Clerks Office, 17,h March ls45 ~. g
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The EnGEFIELp MECHANICS WASH.
inelonian S"cety, will meet on Monday
evening rext.
The public generally are invited to at
tend. July l6
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Dissolution,

vENE Co partnership heretofore existing un-
h der the firm of Fl. LsJEFFERS & CO.,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
demands against the firm will be presented to
H. L. Jeffefs for payment, and all those i'm
debled to the concern will make. payment. to
him, as lie is alone authorized to settle the
same. ..:,.. :
H. L. .JEFFERs,
: JAMES F. GRIFFIN.
Hamburgi Juno 18th, 1916 2m q
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Notice.

rs hereby given thai application will be
Il made at the next sitting of the Legis.
lature 10 make public road. OF the road
leading from the five notch 10 Moors' road.
July 9 Gin "a
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A Gard.

A q q fd.
yYEYHE dissolution of the firm Of r. L. JEFF.
q FERS eco. also dissolves the con-
nec,ion of the subscriber with the Warehouse
business-bIt he still offer his services 10 his
lriendsand the public as GENERAL AGENT
AND Commission MERCHANT, viz: selling Cot
ton, Flour Bacon, &c., of tie Wagon or l1harf;;
purchasing or selling Goods for Planters or
Merchants, andreceiying and forwarding Aier-
chanhise. &c. As he is now untrammelled
with the cares of Warehouse. he will be en-
abled to devore' his undivided attention TO the
interests of Ill ihase who may favor .llimwith'
their business.
:. II. L. JEFFERS..
Hamburg. S. c., Jnne 18th, ls45 Pm 81
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@ sc SY g y s. n 81 S n

RR. c. ]. WARD. would respectfully IN
ATto nn his sformer patrons and friends. that
hr hasreturned; ;and will resume the duties Of
his!pi"fesslon at bis own house, one door eas
of the Episcopal Church, or visit patients d.
OrnerIy at their homes.
= alay7 At Is -
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places threateneu with starvation. We
doubt nol but tha, there would be enough
Of provision made were il now TO rain,
and that which is now lyinsi1 tremendous
heaps 10 The eranaries, would find its way
into The hungry mouths of even those who
have no money TO buy with.-Spartan.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Nancy Reynolds, Applicant,
against WIN. Reynolds, w.
Reynolds, aud others. Def'ls. -.
IT appearing to my Satisfaction, that John
d Reynolds, one OF the Defendants, resides
without the limits of This State, II is therefore
ordered, that he do appear and object to the
division or sale of the Real Estate oi' Thomas
Reynolds deceased, Oh, or before the sixth day
of October next, or his consentlo the same will
be entered of record.
JOHN HILL, C. E. D.
July 2 12t %
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State of South Carolina:

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
HAPT. It: j. DYSON, living near the
SFork OF Wilson. Greek and Saluda,
River. Tulled before me bright sorreI
horse, eleven years oId,:'I5 hands high,
some While about each hind foot, one fore
foot white hall way up Tho leg. large blaze:
in his face and hip. shot in the right hip,
aud appraised a, 800.
'THOS. NICHOLS, Mag.
April 80. Is dim
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Hnnh hnt thnY fhar I'm
of nro ov;s;on m,ds. ,rere :, now IN rain
and ,b,, which = ,o,n lu;nn in tremendous
baans @ % n ,ba @ a,ana.;a. aGa ,non,J ind ;ts wav
in in'o '.'e "u"e .nya."' III y: w. So
"''' '' '''"o' ~ ""s "''"' TN'
1n, n..uz, ,Tho o,aos, c,r,,or.
"o D'o"s"e:I 1T II 49,, o I.''oL' '%sl'
a'nouesl us, say "a' .ne ';.,su. o.r
IS unP'eeeusoteu W ~ ~ 'no "'''o " ''''
coouI'y dhu 'ia, a. IN: 'a:r' '.,, a'u u's''eSs
oi u'any ~ our C'S'i'e' WI. oo s,ea'.
IS 'ne oF'hlo'' 1' many WIN "hom we
ao ,ta; " csl;o. .G;o epn h. e"o'u ~. "teau 'o'
IL aIh,,ma S, pon, W. "ot III '''e'' 'a''i''-.
EtooS0'''e E''A''"'''
mn, u,, -, -
- &c +" "eul Cfop'- ne rrahh'or', NY
O"''nio"" wealth. "i 'he Isl itst. says =
IL Is 'he uniVeisai remark 'hat ihere
never was sro"n IN heh'uchy better
"nea' crop man Inc present. lhe Ire
!uen' ans .a'eiy nave sotne""at ietaraeu
.ne harvesting out we ae NOT iearh 'ia'
'neS ''d1 eduseu serious od'''dees .'o '"e
e'oP. 5hI'"'Ny "as i"' yI"'S '"'P,''e"
oul Is sene'a',y oelieVeu 'nat sue VIII
export surplus from Tue present crop
- =,
I t'r"aeofs s = 4 me ev onetea oea@S.--D' Levy
auu Sa'nes ~ w eseo'' uave -, peen cnoseN
["o Cena'ors " rue otdte ol riof,qa I1 'n ''ie
oousress o' 'he ohIten STATES, we pre-
sun'e 'na. po'n oi mem VIII accept tie
',us'. II Jun'c'ous seiect'oh- IS maze III
l,'e representation 20 congress tne young
cta'e w'i oe wei sustained I'D lne Ma
'iola' oounc'is'--1 dtedAaSSee ff0featan'
~
4 ITO q 1anHse IeacAsrs.-A ! an.
Aee ,eae 'er' lt"'' ne'gnoor'hG .o"h, WHO
'ds ., oeen s'S'a'"e" ny Tue hon'l!ly'j WIS.,
''ru ,. t'u"S'te"t "io'ner ahhee ~ gu,
v,'ase, :ast "een' we are lni"rtheu' ar,ieu
WIN "a'p a"u u'I"' ~n'e., leu 10 o1Fe'of-
''ro.' ri. .'o' .:useu a"Aee .n'',u''se
o' "'S aeq q'a.n'auce al0n lnol y! ,n's Elacf) 10
slope III quicH 'ims; anh II Is surmiseu
mai the Two remaInlns members oi the
lrlo VIII soon have to 10 The same thug
when VIII The S"ulh have wisdom enough
TO patonlz+ her home raised teachers
~, =, ,.----'-.--.
1He Eieclro Magnetic Company loFm-
h.iI a.
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The Slavery QueStion.-At iasi we
have This great source of strife and scold
brought 10 a respectable test Gov
Hammond, as ore head of his subject.
touched upon The Divine sanction aud in.
sritu'ion Of Slavery, and as we think. mar
row as were bis limits, has placed that
matter beynud question. The conflict Of
opinion in The Churches. has given over
whelninS prePonderancc to this part &c
the subject. and we have had lately au
able pamphlet from DR.. Bascom OF the
Methodist Church; the Letters Of DR..
Fuller and Dr.. Maryland, Baptisls, and a
review of The same ground Ivy DR.. Hodge.
Professor in the Theological Seminary at
Priucetun. Fhe foremost men in the
three most popular religious peFsuasious of
Inc country, have grafped with Aboli-
iiouism as Il religious pretence. We need
no, say that they have signally triumphed
in argument. Every body that knows
anything, knows that slavery is established
by the Jewish law and stands uncundcmn.
ed by The Christian. We remark only
Thai the subjec has fallen inIo good hands.
The correspondence of DR.. Puller and
DR.. Wayland has been collected in neat
volume, and is for sale by Mr. Hart.
The pamphlet of Prof. Hodge comes to
us by mali. It is, within lis limits, Que of
the best reasoned essays we have lately
met with, good tempered, learned, inlelIi
gen, and sngularly complete in its arsu
ueul--which IS Limited to The religious
question.-Meicury.
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As5sse,1e 5ssas!g.saR z

W RS MoCORQUODALE bess leave to
IYA Inform her friends and the public, that
she will attend TO all oiders IN the above line,
in style equal, if not superior TO any ever
done in this place. Prices to shit the times
Geutemens' Strawan Leghorn Hats cleansed
land pressed.
Edsefeld c. H., Apri9 Pm IL
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State of South Carolina.
EDGFIELD DISTRICT.

William Brunsou and Catharine Summons
Cox aud others, Appl'ts., vs.. in
Calvin Cox aud others, Dei'ts. Partition.
BT appearing 10 nv satisfaction, that Cal.
u vim Cox, Odum Cox, the children of Nancy
Ford, formerly Cox. Peggy. Cook, formerly
Cox, Asa Odum, son of Gillian Cox, Defend.
ants in the above stated case, reside Without
the limits Of this Slate, il is therefore ordelrd,
,ha, they do appear and object to the division
or sale of the Real Estate of Solomon Cox,
deceased, on or before the sixth day of. October
next, or their consent 10 the same will be en-.
tered Of record.
JOHN HILL, o.-E. o.
July 9 am "a
DR.. r. II. PATHS
Can be found at the residence of Mrs.
Elizabeth Sullivan.
July If a
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G9glR S:as.R;s.ssa s;s gga

S ~ ~-0~SS sSS ~ ~ Ss1SS SSSsI 7SfSS9
SPARTANBURG DISTRIC +, IS. C.
FEEHlS delightful watering place " Ibe ready
10 recrlse company by the Isl of June
The beneficial results OF the water can b. tes.
titled To by hundreds, WHO lave experienced
It's influence upon various diseases, and the
accommodations shaIlbe suited 10 the wants OF
any visitors who may visit the place, upon the
following terms, viz
Man per day, 81 25
week, 6 20
:" F" a" over one, and less
than four, 500
over four, per week, 4 co..
ChIldcn and. Servants hall price.
Horses per day, 62I
week, 5 so
over one. 3 OO
There is four horse mail coach leaves Co.
lumbIa every Tuesday and Friday morning
and arrive 1t, Glenn Springs, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, half past i o'clock, P. NJ.
The Charleston Alerury, Courier, Southern
Christian Advocate, South Carolinian, Edge
field Advertiser, and AbbeviIle Banner, will
copy the above once per week lor:fve weeks.
and each send one, copy Of their paper for six
months, and forward accounts 10 Gleen Springs
p. ..
JOHN C. ZIMMERMAN
P. S. The Subscriber will sell the above
property on liberal terms: J. C. II.
Nlay25 ST. Is
g O r e O ST g e ST So y,
"a HE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends, that he has resumed the Mannlnc.
ture Of COTTON GINS. and Aatters himself
from his long experience in the business az ma.
ker of the celebrated Jone Gins, 10 receiye a
share ol their patronage.
He deemIt useless to accompany this notice
with lougfis! of certificates of recomme nda.
lion, as to the capacity of his Gins. when he
can assure them that out of near 1900 Gins
made by himself not Que have been condemned
or returned. His Gins. are of>ihc best mate
rials and warranted. Attached to the Saws is
Mote Cleaner, and experience has pr,ven ii
to bea valuable addition. as it keeps. all the
notes Of any size from passing through with
the CotlolI The Brush Wheel has also un-
dergoEc considerable alteration. Upon the
whole, his Gins need only to be tested 10 be
highly appreciated. Planters can be assured
that no Gins will leave his Shop without the
Saws and Ribs having been examined and set
by himself alone. and respectfully sulicils a
call from them before they purchase where.
II. ODEN, Agent.
Opposite StoraH S; Simmons Ware House.
N. b. REPAIRING done on moderate terms.
Augusta, Ga, July / "6, 23
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The Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tie convoca,ipn Of Bishops of the Metho
dist E. Church, recently held in this city,
only four were present, viz: Bishops
Heddng, Waugh, Morris aud James,
Bishop Soue. by letter, declined to at.
tend, and Bishop E1amliue notified his col
leagues tina, he should be prevented by
other engagements. Bishop Andrew, we
believe, was'n0t u0lifiFd. .,
The resolutions adopted are understood
to be a full recognition oil the separation
agreed upon at the late Louisville conven-
tiUu as in accordance with The authority
aud action of the late General Conference;
and also a decision that the majority OF
every society ia The border conferences
have authority. 10 determine by, vote TO
which side Of the line they will be attach.
ed. and The Bishops attending those con-
ferences will act accordingly.
A new plan of Episcopal visitation has
been agreed Upon, The jurisdiction over
the Southern conferences being regarded
is terminated on The part of the Bishops
adhering 10 the Norh.-M. Y. Com. Adv.
CalJornia.-The Washington cores
pondent of the N. Y. Journal Of Com
merse says that Governor Shannon, la'e
Minister 10 Mexico, has made. a full com
municalion TO The State Department, on
the subject of the result of his mission, the
presen, condition and policy OF Mexico,
and the character of our relations with
that. Government. The letter adds
Mr.. Shannon fully confirms the truth OF
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LAW BLA'

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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The Electro Magnetic Compani form
ed at Utica, N. Y. have obained The
right Of way from the Rail road Compa-
nies between Albany and Utica. and are
now actively engaged in constructing a
telegraphic line between The twu cilies.--
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From the MAJ. MteNigfnctr,

NEW YORK, April II, 1919.
There was a sudden rise in stocks to-day
the impression prevailing in Wall street tina.
Mexico will not venture to commit any over
act of hostility. Norwich and Worcester ant
StoninGton railroad stocks both rose three DE,
cent /! Canton" rose two and ii half, ant
Nlcksburg one. Pennsylvania fives ant
8 Harlaen" also rose three per cent. Ii wa,
a day oil cxultation with the bulls /! but tho
Gears say that their turn will come soon. A
rumor from Washington or New Orleans ma,
create as serious a fluctuation the other way.
The proceedings of our Legislature have
been neither inter sting nor important during
the last week. Aresolution has been adopted
by the Assembly fixing upon the llth of Ma,
as the day OF final adjournment. The Senate
will probably concur
The good people of Albany. who are anx-
lous Tor a bridge across the Hudson at that
place. have been shDwing the members of the
Legislature how easily the bridge might be
constructed 50 as to admit of tn passage OF
steamboats, through a proposed opening be
tween It's pier. Boats were mOored on the
uVcr on Saturday, SO as to leave two open.
ms, one OF lightly feet in length and the Other
oi sixty. The steamboat kniCkeTbocker pass,
Ell through the larger one without difficulty
am was rounding 10 with tn. view OF return.
ms by the nlrrower passage when a Troy
sloop came along 50 fdr as to drive her away.
a d s Ell " baked the leap" herself by beat
ldg arOunI in another direction. Ii is said
trat Just at this moment M gentlemen of the
Lrgisla ire on board the Knickerbocker were
asked below TO take SOM refreshments. The
Troy skippr, passed on il his little craft cS-
ulilng over the trick he had played the Alba.
mans.
Their port that NJ 'ssrs. KrEDALLa and SMirH
had concluded their srangom uts Tor the es-
lablishm"n' OF a magnetic Telegraph between
this city and Washington proves tO bc pr,mt-
turf. The capitalists, with whom cgnmuita-
tlons were held. after xt..iiugample cnco,,r-
agemenpto the prpjcc. by ,hcif words. afe said
10 have " fought sig - when called upon Ia
show by deeds that they had faith in the sue.
cess Of the enterprise.
The great rotundo Of Castle Garden has becn
rooted over, ald the interior fitted up in a 60.
~ beautiful style for concerts, Theatrical per
~ioTmances, public dinners and meetings. n
is now the most espacious han in the country
Five Thousand persons could easily h. accom-.
modated at . dnner. The Totundo is To be
opened early in May to the pull lie; and con.
icerts ore to be given, in which Pico and the
rest oil the Italian troupe will appear.
/ III Harpers have Just poblished n new
romance by Lever, author Of CharlcsO Malley
and other popular works. II Is entitled Isl.
Pauicks Eve and the price il put as lpw
es sir cents, IN order tn drive out M the
acid = nvaLediiicn, which hsd4~en nut forth
by Winchester. The Harper. sre rescl,ed 70
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BOLD.-TIc Louisville Journal reports
that some rogucs set fire to Mr.. George
Briggs house in chat city last Saturday to rob
il. 1t was inaccessible in front. Finding
thisto be the case, they set the upper part of
a back building on fire, which attracted IN, al.
tentiol OF The young ladies, the only persons
ut hoIn", who were sitting in the back room
OF the front building. Thy immediately
went to- the other buildings 10 extinguish the
flames, ami the rogue embraced the opportuni-
ty of entering the main building. forcing a
bureau open, and abstrdcting thor,rom 80 TO
200 dollars in gold which wasina purs,. lie
then decampcd. The fire was pat out. after
having destroyed a considerable quantity of
wearing apparel.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
samuel SPtrs's Adm. Comp,ainaat./
o'orse DuIiy q Others. Dsfendans
In ne Gro n Superior Court of L0v and tnonc.,,
for Ohio ooun,y. 49,
DURSUANT to n decree OF The said Co.,,
Joy Ep"nouhced in the above named cou.o on ~.
2o'h day Of February. 1916. the unJersieoed' !,
deputy for Peter fnnall. sheriff OF said ceun,r
s.ihs Us commissioner in this behalf will sell on
MONDAY The second day Of June 1916. o, rublic
a"c'i"n' To The highest bidder, ut The font door Of
mo Conrt Ia use of Ohio county. lots numbered
seven eight. fifteen end sixteen. q. 8. IS and I6,
u square numbered (S) and lots numbered IS. q,
! aid - five. six, seven und eight, i'm square mum.
hereo iwo(2')h Spngs & R,icbic's addition 10 South
wheeling. commonly known IS Richie town. Tho
above named lots will be sold on a credit Of al,
Twelve aud eighteen months lIom Tho day Of sale
IN equal ins'almen's; The purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with god security. bearing interest,
in"m The doy oi sale. and ilc lille 10 he retained as
a l"rIher security until the whole Of the purchosc
money - PAID
w MITCHELL. D.pu'y Sheriff md
ap2b n %F Commissioner.
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sdmit ofne rivals in The field, in the republi-
CATION Of foseip works Of fiction: Messrs.
Wiley Z putaAIA have put forth a second
edntSen OF 10 "vestises Of Creation" u work
whech - nade some noise in the scientific
wosed 10th In thu country and in IsrVPe. Ii
y denounced - in6del in its tendcacies--as
IAN elaborate attempt to turn nature into Gc-
ton. and TO exclude God utterly BY law from
his " world" The present edition is ac-
companied wi,ha preface from the pen of the
Rev. Mr.. CuEEvER, 50 that an antidoic is Oh
cred with the pcison.
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be just about the same as BY river. Does Mr..
McIAne eApect to ce.apete with Natures
Railroad hat ives rad without cost, and
pays its dividend to the Almishty? No ~
has been holding Ca 70 IN Company hlss
colcrs, in This nGttst. ANil-soad fea rask-
ersburg to Cincinnati nsww would pot pay osss-
tenth of one per cent. on its c0t. II II The
most visionary idea that was ever entertained.
ITO be continued.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-26
THE PATENT OFFICE-Tlo -

THE PATENT OFFICE.-Tlc orl;,,,,
expense Of u'e US. Patent Office. lo, NM,
past year, have been twenty four tho,,s,nI ,,no
hundred aud twenty eight dollars ami G,n,
cents To which add, for library and aeGc,IG,r'.
two thousand AMI seventy six dollars and
forty nine cents, and VIC have a nett h,lanre
oi sT thousand one hundred and sixty Ion,
dollars ana T5%cents, be Crcditedto the ps
PHthInd. P"'
The whole number of patents issued by ,bs
Cnited States up ~ January lsl5. was Cony,een
thousand ald twenty four. Although G,e
nprsScrot PATENTS granted thu past year was
50 greet as ths year pre- vs,us, the.s was
an excess OF applicants 10 tn sssaoum of TAO
hnQdrsd and twenty sin.
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NO ACCOUNTING FOR TASTES.-Alex-
andria letters mention that much scandal has
been occasioned in Cairo, by the expressed
desire of a young English lady to be received
into the bosom of Islamism, in order to wed a
a young Egyptian who had captivated her.
AS the young lady is aminor, the British con-
sui sent her back to England to prevent the
alliance.
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COTTON TN TExAS-Tbe ;ncre,

COTTON IN TEXAS.-The increase oil
the growth Of Texan Cotton is as follows: In
1886, 100000 pounds; in 1888, l,400 900;
in 1912, 5000, 600; and in 1915, 10000, 900
by estimate. This, however, is but a small
part of the cotton raised there. These amounts
were taken from the returns of cotton import
ed into New Orleans entitled to debenture.
But much of the Texan cotton went through
the Cu~stom-house at New Orleans, all passing
there as American cotton. A hundred thou
sand bales is the estimated cotton crop raised
in Texas in 1874.
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HOW To writer IN

HOW TO COUGH.-A writer i'm the New
York Sun, says it is injurious to cough leaning
forward, as it serves to compress the lungs and
makes tina irritation greater. Persons prone to
this enjoyment should keep the neck straight
and throw out the chest. BY these means
the lungs expand and the wind pipe is kept
free and clean. There is an art i'm everything,
and the art of coughing is perhaps as impor.
tant in its way as any other.
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VIRGINIA


Samuel Sptss's adm C,mp'siser..
rs N Chancep
ihon1s jones a Others. Descendants
OukcUANfF 20 a drclcc VI ihc al Count. pr O.
'cnnced ~ Tho ahuye rRmsj cause. on NE
2oh day ct Fobfp.ry lSi5. the undersigned u
deputy ior Peicr Yerno!l srii acting as Commissioner
~ Il is behalf, will sell. ON Ihe second day OF Juno
1915. at public auction, TO the highrsl bidios. az
the front door OF the Court h'nse Of Ohio county,
lots numbered sevsn aud eight. Il and S) in squars
numbered fifteen. tl5) in Spr,gg g. Riches aidi.
,lon io Sonih Wheeling, commonly known az
ki,chioiowh.
The above narsed lots. or a suficiency to ssiisfy
The complainan's claim. with iniernsl ard costs Of
su'i. will be sold on a credit Of sir, twelve and
eighteen months frou the day Of sale. in equal
lns'almenis; The purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds with good security. bearing interest from tho
day OF sole. aud he title 10 he retained as a further
security, until The whole Of The purchase money 10
paid. MITCHELL. Deputy Sheriff and
up 20 In J&F Commissioned.