The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22
CONTINUATION os THE SALE OF SHARES
TRANSFER OF THE PROPERTY 70 TRUSTEES,
IN TRusr FOB saAGEEoLpERsl
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS N FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE GREENBAoK.
PRIZES ADDED. zFo
no INCREASE IN NUMBER OF SHARES
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS, APRIL.
2lsr, 1877.
REVISION OF PLANT

The Manager respectfully announces 70 snare-
sold, and Ia order 10 realize reasonable value
for the property, without; impRirtng the interest .
OF each Shareholder, and at the. same time main
management OF The sals. he has decided 20 trans
fer,Ib Deed OF Trust. the Berby Farm property,
as described In the Pamphlet, 70 the eontnittee
who will hold the same for the benefit OF Share
holders, SUBJECT ONLY. 10 THE CONTENTION OF
SALE OF TIE REMAINING SHkRE8< .fag-
ly o Iarge an enterprise than the brief period
which has elapsed since the sale was organised
and placed In working order; still In spite Of. the
p peSan!sES eG n soSsne 81 s sisa, RsG a1sos s1s RSD Foe
POLITICAL PURPOSES, and the large number 81
bogus imitators In the Held which tend 70 destroy
the confidence Of the puonc In any di0ttibutio9
scheme, the Manager has reason % be grstl9td
with the'progress made. The publc u Eatsned:
that this SALE f. honorsbly and fairly c9ndnctel,
and Shareholders are only, subservtng. tnelrz Y
interest BY arsiIg sas s "a ns o. AZ ,h ,sM1 - Sanzas
being represented aud, projected by responslnae
Trustees, who will distrtbtte the property % soon.
as all the Shares are SOLD.
Many newspapers Throughout the country. hay.
ing become nlled With the advertisements OF
schemes organized since the."AIKEN PRshrgl
LAND SALRH was made public, and 8s in most
cases these schemes have no lonadanon or Isla.
advanced by q confdlnR public, che Manager OF
the AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE has decided. IN
order to expedite the sale OF the balance OF me
Tickets, to AwAKD the 5000 he had planned To-
expend In additional advertising. to the SHARE
HOLDERS, to be distributed as follows:
522 GREENBACK PRIZES, IN SUMS OF FROM SIS
TO $1,000.
ten Of s25, and 500 OF IS each, without Increasing
the number OF Shares, thus securing TO all owners,
of Shares one chence In every THIRfY-o NF OF re-
ceiVing sotne prize In addition TO the Premium
Ths Manager respectfully solcits Shareholders
70 use their best endeavora to hasten the sale OF
the renssning Shares. when the Trustees tie Will Tdns 1is,
and money according 10 the pubnsned pro-
gramme.
fraE SALE CAN EASILY Be COMPLETED N:
II the present Shareholders viii interest theA--
| selves. The present Peach crop OF the Derby
Farm is pronounced by competent Judges 70 pc
| Yearly product Of the Vineyard OF $4,000, Is agood
Indication Of the varue OF the property 20 De dise-
ty1buted. : a. Z" al-l j. Si. {.
No betteror stronger endersenents q tas plan
or the managementoi the scheme, could be de.
sired than that submitted 70 the public.
REMEMBERl al -. %
Every one paying IS becomes a shareholder. and
receives at once q superb work or Art. worth the
amount inveated, and o !ffcketin the Distfibatton
an equal chance in ole Prizes, the aggregate value
Of which Ia $l00, 900. H. =, rs ~ ssyl"
ceive an extra share and Engraving, which VIM
anord another possibility OF obtaining the Grand.
Prize or one Of the GIG several Prizes. !
cetved for orders after the books are closed will
be promptly returned to the sendera and the pub-
lie notified through the kilograms OF the Associa-
ted Press when the drawing win take plsce.
Address, for further particulars, embraced IN
the revised Pamphlet Esq 4.y
J.0. DERBY, GeneralM Manager
Principal ONCE corner Jackson and Reynolds
streets, Augusta, Ga, Postohnce Key Box, no. 334,
Or u. HICKEY, No. S45 KING street, Charleston,
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