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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-05-18
TIle Msaassc Liqs9ior Law.
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(CoNTINuEnifRoM FIRST PAGE,
Portiaad..afetd it on q very small
scale. Thesapplies ahich tho most
lof them, keep ,Sn fand are extremely
limited in Amount, and every prccau-
,tionis used to conceal them from the
police, In one shop searched, was
fund lese than, one quart in two
small bottles; in another were found
only three bottlea containing less
than three quarts, concealed in q eel.
lar, behind . board; in another, the
liquor was found under the Roor, bu.
fied in ,the,s, earth ana eomo has
boon found in deeper concealment.
. Three months ago there were in
this city several wholesale dealers in
HAp9rs;, but at the present time there
is not one the Wholesale business
ceased entirely, when the law went
into operation. There was but one
,distillery in the State, at the time
Of The enactment Of this law, though
another was in progress on a very
large scale. Operations on the latter
were promptly stopped, and the 9th.
';er has been demolished. At the
present time there is no distillcry in
this State.
The operation of the law in this CT.
yty has effected marked change for
the better in every department which
lsunder the care of the police. The
hight police has comparatively little
or nothing to do; there are few or no
street brawls, and it is very seldom
that the police or watch are called
upon to interfere in any quarrels OF
disturbances of any kind in shops or
houses in any part Of the city. Be.
fore, the, enactment Of this law,
scarcely a night passed over without
some disturbance of this description,
and sometimes the police were called
upon to duell many such disturban.
ess in q single night >. ,v.
;p;At the corntnehcefncnt of the pres.
entfyear. scarcely q night passed
over without tho committal to the
Ratch,house Of more or less intemper.
ate .peEsons, !. and ): sometimes many
such were committed in a single
night. The practice formerly Was
to commit NO intoxicated persons who
were Quiet and able to get. home.
AT present, the orders to the police
and watch are to arrest all persons
found in the streets and in all other
public places, either by night or by
day, who exhibit unmistakable signs
Of lntox:cat:on; yet with all this rigor,
The arrests for this cause are very
few-sometimes a week or more, and
once, 8 !, fortnight having elapsed
without any committal; and wero it
not for the low grog shops. Kept Sc
cretly BY foreigners, the comnittols
htbe. Wsatfh-house would not amounS
torone in Q month, and this difficulty
we hope{ TO remedy within the year.
The watch.house is now used to keen
seized liquors instead Of drunkards-
andsthrough the waste ways of the
lookup, condemned liquors are pass.
ed off into the common sewers, with.
out having fulfilled their mission of
ruin and death to our citizens.
o
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NEAL DOW, MAYOR.
From Prof Moses Stuart, OF Andcv .r

From Prof Moses Stuart, of Andcv .r
g People, Of! Aiainc! The God OF
Heaven bless you for achieving such n
victory. Many triumphs have been
achieved in the good cause, but none
like yours. Others have more or less
fought with the drunkards and the H.
quor-sellers, in the way Of arguments
and moral sunsiun, and Indirect and
ipsfliciept and temporising legislation.
You have followed the most adroit
eopauerer the world has ever seen, in
your sch me OF policy, or struggle.
You have stccred for the capitol itself,
with all its magazines and materials OF
war; and these once in your hands,
you know the contest cannot long con
tinuc. Whence arc the arms and ammA.
milton and ratiOns to come, when All
their deposits arc seized? You have
the unspeakable advantage Of making
tcaf upon all the supplies of uas, and
not directly upon the men whd take
the field against you. You cG,mbat
with the body Of sin and death itself,
End not with those who are deceived
and misled. You do not purpose to
destroy those who arc misled and
drawn to ruin, but to cripple and ami
hilate tho power that misleads them.
1t is an elevated and noblo purpose.
When mighty conquerors and crafty
politicians will be forgotten, the lau-
rel on your brows will be treshcning
and blooming with . beauty and glory
that will DO immortal
h>yr. Il #F r
s::fknow well what liquor dealers and
distillers will say. They allege that
their property is taken away, and their
means Of living prohibited Very
YelL'l but tNha, IL your property II
has been applied to procure means to
corrupt and destroy the community.
Couneerfeiters lay out largo sums to
procure dies for stamping coins, and
plates for Initiating the best bank bills.
Are their establishments to be protect.
,ed2 Tho ercctcrs of those dreadful
places Tightly called Helis,) expend
very large sums, and adorn them with
magnifcence. Must the community
respect this property? Even honest
mea erect o slaughter-house, or o
nlanufactoTy with noisome gases issu-
ing from it, in the midst of city or
town. Is t!is property to be protect
eI2 4 Men alulterate medicines, and
60 n:sess, rises up 20 man and forbids
is,hot oily by legislation but by active
Inspecting officers. Are they not in
the, sight2 But are they consistent?
Therei4area hundreds of thousands of
hogsheads Of aaulterated liquor, much
of IT, containing rank poison, ov. r
which they exercise no inspection, and
submit it to no examination. Is this a
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Notice,

All persons indebted to mo individually,
or as Ordinary. will please make immedi-
ate payment; aa it 10 absolutely necessary
that close up my business, some part of
which has been Of long standing unsettled,
and which am determined shall remain
so no longer. ! hope my friends will attend
to this a, once, and give me and themselves
as little trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Psb. OH, 1852 l7-i
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CIR ClII1AI2

The subscriber respectfully informs lis
friends and customers, that he is now receiving,
at his old stand, No. 26 HAYEE.STnEEr, (up
s!nirs,) from England, Germany, France and the
Northern States, complete assortment OF
Staple ano fanep Dress GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c,
ms per Catalogue annexed, which he is prepared
10 sell on reasonable terms, at Wholesale oniy,
to the Country Trade! He respectfully soIiciis
a call, being determined 10 sell us low rs any
House in the City. l.. G. BROWN.
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N. CR A N E,
Manufacturers Of EBalggics,
LIGHT CARRIAGES. DC.

RctriSns his sincere thanks to MnyTs .
the ciizens of Sumter District GsSZ-
Tor ,beir liberal patronage hither. Ak-SZ-
to bestowed ind beg. leave 10 inform them that
h. l.ecps constantly ", hand the above articles
Of Mis- owr man H,3tslre and wurrnnt. the same
to- be of the best material workmanship, and of
tHc latest style. His prices shall compete with
yhe Chnrleston prices. and to durability, no
(eompa rison .t0.be convinced. you will please
call at his Carriage Repository on Broad Street,
under tho Town Hall and examine for your.
selves
With twenty years experience. and Liberty =
aid.
He'll vie with the country AMI the arts ''of
his trn1c.
May lith, 1851 % tf
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Iron,

Swe'les and English, Broad and narrow
Bar. Square, Round and Oval; Hoop, Bard
and Boiler Iron. Cnst, German and Blister
Steel. Smiths Tools Carpenters Tobis'
Buggy hxles and Springs, Carriage Trim
mings. Hollow Ware, Cut and Wrought
Nails, always on hand and for sale low
by PERRY MOSES.
Feb. Al, 1852 l8--if
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FLORA,

Pastry Co"S and Baker Of Cakes, dc. dc
Offers her services TO the citizens of
Sumter and the adioiiiiug Districts in the
preparation Of bridal fcasis, pirty-supper>a
&c. Her long experience ."d service in
every department of her business, jus,ilics
her in engagiHgto give eii,iro satisfaction
to her employers.
She may lie found by application 1t the
BARRIERS Shop in this place.
Snmterville, Jan. Sth, 1891 lif
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Dry Goods for Fail Trade
'''' IN CHARLESTON. saT.s1
w. G.. BANCROFT.

253 and as5 KIEa.srREEr.
Zone door below Wentworth.Street.)
We would again respectfully invite the a,ten-
tion Of our frierds and customers in the country,
to our extensive Stock of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hand
,,i SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED, i.
Conaisting Of Georgia PLANES and Kcrreya.
Alabama do do.
Plain and Striped Osnaberga.
Bleaced and Brown Domesiirs
SUPER DUFFIL BLANKETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION
Wcwould also part icularly invite attention
our IMPORTATION of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being ono Of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We arc also prepared to furnish every article
in the Dry Goods Line, viz: Hpsiers, Gplyes,
Linens, Flannes, Cloths, ,Cnsimers, Bonbazines,
Alpaccas, Merenoes, Moussellain de I.aines,
plnids, Jaconets and Swiss Musins. Furniture
DimiIy; Prints, GinghRms, Shawls. Lnces, Eds-
ing, Ribbons, Trimmings, &C., &c.
September %. 1851. 4s-.r
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I'D He " a. % q I'D =

Just receiving Bleac he'd and Brown Sheeting,
and Shirtings; Marlboro Stripes; Plaid Lin.
seys. Ornaburgs, Cotton and Linen Hosiery,
White, colored und black Kid Gloves Cussi-
neres; Salnets, kentucky Jeans, Flannels ;
Benched. brown anil blue Jeans-blue Dcnins,
DC. DC. For sal, low by
W. J. FRANCIS.
Opposite F.J. & NJ. Moseu' Law Office.
Jan. 90 1882
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wi.hA
es to Inform the public that he still manufac-
lures Cotton Gins al his establishment in State
burg, on the most improved and approved plan,
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on ono
of those gins Of the late improvement is worth
Mt least quarter Of cent more than the cot.
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. He also man.
uinctures them on the mort simple construction,
u the fnest finish and of the best materials ~
wit, SteI Save and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hordened which no will sell FOR % per Saw
Ile nlso repaira old gins and puts tilet,i in CON.
piete order at tho shortest notice. All prdera for
Gins will hs promptly and punc,unlly attended
10. WILLIAM EI}ISON
Snteburg. Surater Dist, s. C. fsb III. 26-a
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Groceries! Gr0ceries!!

Will be received in few dnys. choice loi
Of Groceries consisting in part Of
Old Government Javn Coffee.
Prime Rio CofIie, (new crop)
Green Tea, in LII and l-2 LIB caddcn,
Bbls best Baltimore Flour,
Sugar Of vurions descriptions,
Prime Goshen Butter.
Best Baltimore Hams,
Prime Lard No. | Muckcrcl,
n. q. and Cuba Molnssra ..
White Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Salt, Rice. Soap. Starch.
Pepper. Spice, Ginger. Cinnamon,
CnnJlcs-Sperm, Atlamantine and Tullow
DC. e..
For sale low for cash By
VI. j. FRANCIS,
Opposite f. J. & VI. Moses Law Office
Jan. 20. 1852
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Notice.

The inhabitants of this village are cautioned
against trusting any operative employed by in.
on tho Wilmington d Manchester Rail Road,
or delivering nny goods whntevcr, without writ
fen orders, either from ID. Callahan, J. Hitch
cock, l.. w. Turner, or myself
ALFRED II. PRATT.
Sumterville, January II, 1852. l3-,f
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from -Four to Five thousand
pairs Of the above article by ths FALL. For
reference aS TO quality, he would respectfully
refer petsons who lfiny 30 disposed to purchase
Of him, TO those who patronized him last year.
As TO price. he will gusrantee them as low 10
can be afforded.
May22 If J. MORGAN.
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Fall and Winter Goods

The subscribers aro now receiving and OPEN
ing their usual supply Of Dry Goods, Hardware
and Groceries, the prices of which will be very
much reduced, and invite their friends and tho
public to examine their stock.
n. DRUCKER G co.
Camden, Oct. %. 81. l-tf
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~ office.

Notice.
Persons having demands against the Es.
tate OF X. Richardson, Decd. are requested
To present them duly attested, and those in.
debted 10 make payment to
G.. NJ. RICHARDSON,
Admr.
Nov. 6, 1850. 3 IF
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Notice to Stockholders.

ALL Stockholders in nrrearn to the Brad
ford Springs Female Institute Company arc re
qhired to make full pay n,ent before relura day
in March next-,o the subscriber or to William
Lewis, Esq, in Sumtervilc.
By order Of the Board.
EDWIN CATER, Sec'ry & Treas.
February 2, 1854. l5-tf
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THE Subscriber hns removed his BOOT
AND SHOE STORE, to one door
West Of Captain f. Sumter's Law Office.
lie has just received and will constantly
keen on hand Fine Stock of BOOTS
AND SHOES. which he will sell Low
for CASH. But will credit his punctual
customers util Fall. Prompt payment is
required.
B. FOLSOM.
February q, 1859. lS-tf
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Clothing! Clothing!

20 PER CENT CHEAPER THAN CAN BE
PURCHASED ELSEWHERE. Ir
f.. g. II. BAUM would respectfully call tho
attention Of the inhabitants of Sumter District
and vicinity TO their splendid assortment Of
Clothing, such as
DressS Sack, and ErOck
Coats
wnrrcn'od all Of the hc.i workmanship and o
,he fines, quality and material; also, fine
Satin Vests, Cashmere
Pants,
and NIL other articles connected with a gentle
mans furnishing department. Our motto shall
bs g small profits and quick sales" We can
assure all tho-e who patronine us they cannot
huy the same articles elsewhere at such low
prices. Please call and see, nnd examine for
yourselves af our New and Fashionable Store,
No. 324 king.si, Chnrle ston, S. G. Also nj
their Store in tieorge,own, $. c.
Nov. IA, 1851. 4-tf
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Hats and CAPS,
Cheap Goods.

TIE suhscriber hns just returned from
Charleston with full assortment of Al IL
KINDS OF GOODS. Wares and Merchan-
dise in his line of business; having e1cercised
the utmost Diligence in buying them CHEAP
AND coon. (and goods ucu bought are half
aoilD he can make it an object to any ono to
make bill with him, either at Wholesale or
Retail. PERRY MOSES.
April 9th. 1853 s4-tf
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Administrators Notice.

34Uu1A811SV4 UGJ4 y 1VVCIVCs
| HAVE appointed Mr.. ". NJ. Green.
my Agent, to settle all the matters Of
the Estate Of John Mcdonald, late of this
District. MARY f.. MCDONALD.
ALI. Persona having demands against
u" Nst"' Q Of John Mcdonald, will present
''"n duly attcstcd Those indebted will
.;.,.~c immediate payment to
w. NJ. GREEN, Agent.
February If, 1852, l7-tf
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recenton If ~
chasers Al very mi, nrcas. 'a''' i'1l.u p1i-
s. rvvv m, 49,. :, s.u,.,. ~ s &
inferior. .eTG07 Middinr Fair 1o,<a1o,l
Ordinary ...."..7 AOsh Fair .......... nominal
aaoa Fair nominal
IVY. oooo anu fins. =. nominal a
COTTON AND TOBACCO srArrnrnrs,,+ slls is
Cotton bales T55acco, hhds
s easa On nand Sept. 1871 lc ~ 2s,S7l
ivestsrdav 81 s1 o., ,sa oi ooa %.
RS sse Ia = az
Exported to date -. 1279275 aoo2s 'o ~
yesterday..-. 1o56-1, 2so,ssl 2O=-42o4s
Stock on hand not cleared. 4. ;. !. l062i2 1882
ToBACCo-we heard of a5o tn 4oo bbds .o,s ,.,,,,;.
40 nj 3s1 LAT ~ In ~ ~ - n -.
r.. y IL -, ~ ~ Za ~ 80 ~ 81 va Aoa hhds
.s a' anu 40 mason county, in two lots: at q
y fb. A55Sgsjss s. l{E
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1. Or. Il. Citatss's
Shout der Grace and supporter.

~ THIS INGENIOUS r SUPPORTS THE ,Ftap
and Or suffering with Pains Weaines
y Sne l'sst ~ Sd giving relief finally nds
ing tbs veal md strong The
stsssjy bapa6ffs3 S
lit lrpD6kt1 u shx krsces - M "a q, ~ 49,
ceit fxsmlns ~ BRA gEi asd souStass yepselses
FttE nav II Aksgt nor The South
Il - =, IL. NhlsjAs sftsts Neg Csi@aa{
NJ Aei AXgpt cfs NEkK2hA1xG rod 4
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SHERIFF'S SALE. Y
snscsp pissa,er couEr Arp ggRRIyE FERDINAND

~ y MshLi AZ " SCtshll1yT No. 4s34 u
WRIT of q writ Of Teri faci8sst INC
directed Sstora Dssfist "
Leans the WI ptocsd 70 e Il pubn
Ine qf me LOWS street. betsen ChS
royd strest May 49, II ocoek
"A. CERTAIN PORTION OF LOT Oh GROUND dsenated v
number ten, in thu Orleans Peuy md Al
Ann H Archac on tie s
Of June, 1876 md deposited Lucsp Hennrn late
rupc tnis which ad portion Of lot lin Anne
we've eet four inches an4 Vns front
FROM the building obqe 10 the rear al Faid ot M
depth seventy two lines ~ I'D Ina isd
1t from lot number and at fn ni
three lines the dividing from the oEber III NM
~ YEN logolhsr with an tie buildings rights,
ins consist story frame Aone and one hed
i Seized in the snit f'5Sf7 Z If797 "a
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p. Al FRET TX N
ap2T mys is IS Sheriff Of the PasisI 81 Orleans
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.S .g SHERIFF,s SALE. I.

TniRp DsTaicr coURrl AiERcHANTs INSURANCE COMPANY
o. NxwORLE AM. ~. IPP0LYTE TRKOU No. 1852
.vlkTUEo Of writ Of seizure and saleSto
Honorable the Third District Court Of New
Qfttans In the proceed 10 sell Al public
ton in the Rounda othe City Exchange St Louis street between
Charities and Eav be- 1857
ACERTAh LOT OF GROUND situated faubolrg IRENE, hs
tine square coinprsed Johnson ursunes
frlcn designated by the number thea
Surg Civil Engineer, deposited o. Of Anadu
Notary Public, under No third book plans the mid Id
ground measuring thaty feet ronpr HoDts
street h one hundred and feet Two
depth between parallel les together with the appn
the rsht Tns and privileges which
buildings conat Of Hane Kitchen With three roma he
Seized in the shove sut. Al W. x u
Terna cash on the spot. JAMESsPs FRERET 10
tHf21 mye il % Sheriff w If 5itIennn
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sHERIFF'SA sALE "a

cess1 3 azcAafx nAssr1Eap
7 TX VIRTUE of 4 writ Of Sferi facias to me
directed ~ The Honorable Ne Filth Dict News
lean tie above cause % an & puhc nuco
Hounde Of City Echaage b. Louis street 6stwcen
tress and Royal Pr
ACERTAI LOT or GR06ND With Ill the BUILDINGS supf
IMPROVEMENT theteon bound Hsva
Mny Poydras and St. Marx N Two and
designated lot
dated the May 1885
nsr tn the once Of q Lathat Notary
lot oms the ST. Mark and men
thirtyone
thirty quarter lines ON the rear line
hundred and
On 81 Mark street. BY hundred md
NM zen depth the line opposite ST. Marx
Which BUILDINGS consist u 4 hsFs TWo.
HOUSE and AL other inpros emsnta thsfson 3 En-
Seized in the sbovs r 49, 3 . 81
Of s6as "a with eight per rsn psr
aunn on 1922 g from the 17t June, 1881 till
costs VI cash. payment or
protsory notes 3s22 N December *
made payable respectively mouths After date
with interest thereon from maturity psid, egh per Del
apnum. knlES p. FREhET,
ara rs Rs shetifo Ok the pariSh Of Oeans.
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company 3 3

| NEW
~ In conformity with ths
submit sbs following statement,
Amount E # premiums on received for year ending
Aucrns d PREMIUM. on us.u.a ia 81 ;6
the year ending July ssss
L Whole amount premiums i . 4. TIKI aSo, ssiSe;
ofS (which there have been rsceiyed,
Nas p1s%isn.. ~ sss
4
prsriums 90 ri.ks moi terminated 4 a;s I;
sss soia psnums; a4s4 loa ssi
Aneset II canned fol- 81 nj sudinx "
ssss pslioa a. Va
4; e'I'' |:|
: = ts's. 900 90
espsnsos is nsslssis ana a
alsseqns account
Aasss sss &c sss,s ssy
tsssi kstats being auount paid cash
s ssas n, ay
Nsss csf ssS
Due coisciioa.s aISsass
IL ~ Ssan On hand. ~ nt93Ss5a
Teaai Assets. i. :.
Tho Board an inSsise a
Tho cersaeas u profit. 10 The hoas
thseof q 70 representatives.. asr il.
eth day Of; August IL
The Trustees declared dividend
day e lal y Sod "a I'd sssl s.
Nswolsan,. July 81 1881. G. u. MANsQNI s.crstasv
4 rh6o.. h Ad.m. I. n q 3 E e asY
saSsss assH Sss' s s'ssd & 1ss;s.
u " y "ssh psyid Il stsns.
sess Jsnss, \. Bsn. h i 3. s ss's:
4 I Pss ypsis = 4 S Gsss Raddssis
s%s; 20 4 kor,o. & ~ :; x,sssss.,.,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
s.'ssG Ps5sass
sRY VIRTUE of an order Of sale rem ara,

gRY VIRTUE Of an order 81 sale Rendered WI
- April directed BY lbs fonoab,o III NJ
ct Court of Entitled
to sell pubic auction, Arcsde
eof - ss'ss", on June Is, 1859, il
ACERTAINyACANTI LOT OF GROUND stuatsd n, ~ h..
aubours LyAiai6 y
bounded and Leyee esa and h sqaaIe
and de aate the On plsn an ~.
Ss u, ieso and reposed in the office r.
z w .A oisy az pia1 nunber thirty
front and runs taek II bs a,sa
number 1aef two LII ~ 10y
The aide number eighteen AND denh ~ es
III asa ~ sns SIDE Line Of lot number twenty,
~ y ISL Ave inches three lines,
snd ereunto belonging Or in anv @
sbrogatng the the IEbts * ,,s w
said lot ssdsysd BY the ~
to said rights, be S0nd lines above 1ssd - " s "s'y
asn baiAns sx, twelve eighteen
eight sfer III
and the property sold sss ~ fy test'
sale The n ~
Notary Public h Ms n w ~ ~ ~,
my6 Us IS jos ~ Sha,itF 81 III psrsb ~ fes,.s
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SHERIFFsS SALE.
s ~ NaM seas1 Sas4' W.
Ri VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the First District Courof Nswans
VIII poeeea TO sell public
Nj "a o'clock AT Warehouse
LOT OF SHOES otc and the FIXTURES OF SHOE s7on,
Seized in the suit. s5s79 o.s1s.
Terms cash on the spot & JAMES p FRFREr
my96 81 jed Sheriff 81 the naish NJ fls,la,n.
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l3s6epe dent
Fire, Marine, River and Life Insurance.
AGENCIES, 90 CAMP sTREEr.S
NEwsY0RK LIFE INsURA0E COMPANY, rs i !.
CAPITAL $3.50 oo ON THE MUTUAL Plan
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. cOMPANYs i
5 HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. W. n
Incorporated Ia $780, III a
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CAPITAL and Inland asofs noa h
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the LIVES oFwTE PERSONS Nd nads u liz 4boss
old aud able ofHcsa on The lowest terms s Il HI
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SHERJFFS SAIE ?

FOURTH DsrIcr CounT JOSEPH FOWLER IN y, i'm
= n 'fiN AND ANDREW ERWIN NO. i76a
w sSslhIUE OF q pluries writ of feri facias
2 me directed by the Honorable District Court
suction, In the Rotnnda City Excsnee 81 Inu III
tween Charities and Roys SATURDAY June ~ is0
O'Clock NJ ii ~ sN1'' ~ 1es4' ~ y
Az ana singular those TWO LOTS OF GRouND to-
being the fauboug Deor First District Of Tia tv
leans ae the Second forming nnrt s
prsed between New Spxstt and
designated by the sixteen On Man Nv J
under date lat Of March, 1887
.ne once 81 W T. Lewis late Notary in this city.
measure twenty Benjamin. srest IL ,sn. M
tween equal and parallel nes mildred and f
h s WI of y portion o ground
hesr W. ames Erwin ron John 4 Pu
Seized In the above suit ssslI ~ T M II gN
Terms cash on the spot IN JAMES, FRERET ~ .
my96 jeb is % Sheriff q Ina Parisb n nissSs