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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-24
~ UNSOLICITED TAsTIMosY.

DIR. E. r. KUEKM:
Dear ir-I desire TO bear tunsolicited) testimony
70 the merits OF your Bitter Wine Of lron as dys-
peptic remedy. have taken II ms self with excel
lent effect. have noticed the great beneht derived
from it by several suffering, poor women, whom
your charity has enabled me TO bestow IL upon.
may desire, and nope those Of my friends who read
1t will believe it 10 be honest expression OF my
opinion OF an excellent medicine, and OF my sense
OF obligation 70 its benevolent proprietor, 4 +.
kunkel.
Respectfully,
ANNE z. MCDOWELL
Editor Womans Department Sunday Republic.
A"FRIEED" inquiries: "what does your certln-
cate to the efficacy OF Kunkel Wine OF iron bitters
mean Is 1t true that It has helped yourself and
others in dyspepsia 2" IL means Just what II says
We have proved It's efficacy In our own case, and
have seen its effects in many others. Dr. kuhke
our warmest thanks for putting 1t In our powell
10 relieve many poor sufferers by furnishing his ex
celent medicines gratultousy 10 us for distribution
amongst those unable 10 pay for them.-Anne b
MeDOlreH
now only ask q trial of this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. K. +. kUNKEL, Sole Pro
netor, No. 26o North Ninth street, below Vine
Philadelphia
other.
For sale in wilmington by E McInall, Jr., secon'
and Market, K. Brnghurst Co, Sixth and Market
H. X. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
1856 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. o. Shoema
ker, Smith Painter, w. Il. Williams, Ninth an
Market streets and l. NJ England, cor. sixth an
Lombard streets OctSO-ly-l6
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s. S. ENTERTAISMRNT.-The NJ E. Sunday
ment in the church. this evening. The exer-
cses will be participated in only by the children
Of the school, and will consist Of declamations,
recitations, singing, etc. Miss Lizzie Clark will
preside at the organ, and A. S. Brown will be
musical director.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RAIIread Herr.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Pkiladelpkaa-1.s5, GtB $50 a1o, 1850 9. N. I;
1as9 400, 400. bb0s T.lD, l0as p. m. Sundays
ESQ ?. N.
For Ees York-l.a5 = n. 1850 and $50 p m.
For BaltimOrs-lsBa. aOB and l009 q m. l.as and
cit p. N.
M fAs Delassare r R-lab5 and 1910 g. m. |;
625 p. m. No Sunday trains.
For Gess castls-l2.b0, aAO, 1910 q. m, and l.sO
a2b pm.
For ooatssvills-s.so, A. NJ and and p. N. The
nret two run through to Reading.
For ". d W. X. R-(Market St, Depot,1 I.OV
10.a0 a m, and 6s5 p. m.
LEAvn PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
IaAo $50, and 1045 9. m. 1211 1880, As0, 400,
800, 6s0 1Ol5 and ll.sO p. m. Sundays D
N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Dslatpdre r. R.-S.00 urom New Caa nel
lois a m. ass, 300. (The two latter are freight
with passenger car attached.)
From W. a r. R-s1b and Las, a m. and alb
D. m. The SIS a. m. only runs from Coatesville.
PFom Philadelphia-l2.l2, 6s, s.o6 a m 1900,
Lis, 2O5 S.s6, b07, 6is 500, 1880 Sunday l2ta n
m, and 1880 p. m.
fTOm ". 4 ". r. R.-(Market st., Depot T.O0 q.
M, l. .O0and $40 m.
~ See time tables for further particulars.
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EH- Dooleys Yeast PoiudeF cannot be exoeled FOL
making light, sweet Rolls Biscuits, Watflles, Corr
Bread, &C. II IL alwaYs ready and reliable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-24

Auction SAFE oi Dry Goods
Public sale OF nne liae Of goods at our Auction
Rooms, on
FRIDAY EVENING, ~, p. NJ, April 18th, and
SATURDAY Morning, at 10, A. NJ aud
Evening at ~, y M, April 96tb.
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Table Linens, Alpacas,
Metino Shawls, shirtlng Linen, Muslins, Counter
panes, Napkins, Towels. Hosiery, suspenders, and
Fancy Goo is.
Also. silver-plated Ware, Table Ware, Cutlery,
Watches, Jewelry, &C. Sale positive. apt2l-2t
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The two best composition roonngs now in use.
PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
once in Good Hannas Hardware Store,
marla-sm 4zs Market street
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SUNDAY SHAD.-There is law on the statute
fish on the Sabbath, under penalty OF five dol
lars but it is not enforced in this neighborhood.
To say nothing of sucker fishing on the Brandy
wine, there are fishermen who so out into
the river and throw their nets for shsd through
violating the law There are many OF the fish
ermen who will not do it aud to them the prAc-
tice OF a few others is very Objectionable. They
complain that there is no difference in the fav.
or between those caught on Sunday and on Other
they were hauled out,
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REMOVAL TO OUR OLD PLACE OF
BUSINESS.
FOURTH AND KING STREETS,

nCLE a MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, AuctIOneerB
N. W. CORNER FOURTH AND KINs- sTRsErA
WILMINGTON, DEL.
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Mrs CHASDLER's LECTURE'-Mrs. Lucinda b.
Chandler's lecture, yesterday afternoon at the
room OF the Board OF Trade, was all earnest,
womanly appeal to all that is nobest in her sex.
She treated her subject iu a skillful manner, yet
with the decacy that marks the style Of those
who feel deeply the refinement and dignity OF
true womanhood. She is devoting her life to
the work Of elevating society by making women
intelligent with regard to their duties wives.
mothers, teachers and in all social relations ;
and most admirable is she adapted to such labor.
Many Of the ladies who heard her earnest exhor-
tations yesterday testified their gratitude TO her
for the devotion with which she gives herself to
the work OF instructng and ennobling women,
and through them purifying and elevating soce-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-24
Unclaimed Letters.

List OF Unclaimed Letters remaining in the vii
mington (Del,) Post Office, April 18th, 1878.
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EW FIRM

The undersigned have entered into eo-partnershlp
under the nrm name of Nj. " a l q. Pyle, Tor the
purpose Of carrying the coal busness, at the s.
| W, corner OF Front and Tatna streets.
MARlS v. PYLE,
| apro-sm ISAAC g. p Lii,
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aprl9-srn
WwHuw.waa

~ ARTIsANs' SAVINGS NIX,
b02 MAket Street, wilmington. I
The Managers have declared a semi annual divl-
dend on DepOats for the months ending March 81,
OF per cent Depostors viii PRESENT their Books
for settlement. L. 7. TAYLOR
apricot Treasurer.
NJ OTlCR-At meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
~ tors Of the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized ~ settle the accounts OF that AAsoca-
ton and all those ind bt TO said Association
hereby noined TO call at the corner OF Fourth and
spruce Streets, aud m AXE settlement at once and
save ist b. order OF the Board Of irectors.
aerlI-tf BAkF,LEt, Sec'y.
~ ISSOLuTION OF MISUNDERSTANDING Co.
] partnership here ofore existing between sam
uel Mutphey and Joseph Z. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Fhrnitu ID alers, is this ~ dissolved By mu-
tual consent. The business of the late firm will be
settled by JOSEPH y. Booth, who will still continue
the business al tn old stand, 500 SHIRLEY Street.
wilmington, Del. SAMUEL MURPHEY,
jus. L. BoUTH.
WTMrk GTos, April 10, aprlT-u
NNECH ANICS' LOAN = NEW SERIES. - The
Nh Mech lnics' Loan AssOcia ion will issue a
Third Series Of stock, the urst payment be made
on the second Tuesday OF May. Subscriptions for
shares received by Is. t. TAYLOR, Secy.
Artisans Savings Bank,
aprl i-tUyl9 b02 Market Street,
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2nfiipa SaIes.
". sTIDHAM = son.

n. W. sTIDKAM . son.
Real Estate Agents, AucttoDeers
Ne. IN Rast Fsurth street,
WILMINGTON. DEL
NEW oLoTHINo -
l. W. stidham Son, Auctioneers, viii have one
Of the largest auction sales OF read clothing
entirely new, and. from Of the largest retail
clothing houses In the city OF New YORK. An kinds
OF men and boys clothing and VIII be positively sold
a. the owner OF the goods intends changing bust
ness. The sale viii commence this, TUESDAY,
evening, April 22d 1913, ct IN o'clock and continue
every evening until the entire sto K Il sold.
Everybody IN want OF clothing should attend this
sale Tor there Ia over - 600 worth Uf goods be
sold The particular attention ls called to dealers.
apr2a B.
no RSES
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Aqhfts.

MJoTIcR-GEAND GRoTTo s. AND D. OF A. A.
~ The Quarterly Session Of the Grand grot'o,
s. and ID. of A. A, will be held I'm nradfnrds Build
ing, on Friday evening, April 25'h at ~ O'Clock.
All representatives are requested 70 be nresent Fy
order OF the Grand Protector b, r. Hamil. Attest:
apr9a2t $. SOLOMON, Grand Rec. Sec.
NJKw CASTLE AND FRRNO aTowN TURN
IN PIKE AND RAILROAD COMPANY,
April 81, 1873.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of Inis
Company and an election OF Directors will take
place at the once Of the Company. in New Castle,
on Thursday, the sth day Of MAY next ct II A. NJ.
apr22 2.aWtm ALFRhD HORNER Secy
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WHEELER s. WILSON
SEWING MACHINE =
TOOK THE PREMIUM AT THE
Worlds Fair i'm Vienna.
ALSO, AT THE RECENT
Anderson and Abbeyille Fairs.

EOR TWENTY YEARS tho standard of
II excellence throughout the world, the
Wheeler s. Wilson Sewing Machine, with the
latest improvements, stands unrivalled.
If you think of buying Sewing Machine, it
will pay you to examine the records of those
now in use, and profit by experience. The
Wheeler Il Wilson stands alone as the only
LIGHT RUNNING MACHINE, using the Rotary
Hook, making the Lock Stitch, alike on both
sides of the fabric sewed. All shuttle machines
waste power in drawing the shuttle back after
the stitch is formed, bringing double wear and
strain upon both machine and operator; hence,
while other machines rapidly wear out, the
Wheeler 81 Wilson LASTS A LIFETIME, and
proves an economical investment Do not be-
lieve all that is promised by so-called cheap
machines you should require proof that years
of use have tested their value. Money once
thrown away can not be recovered.
Send for our circulars. Machines sold on
easy terms, or monthly payments taken. Old
machines put in order or received in exchange.
Parties desiring to examine this machine can
ADDRESS the undersigned at Due West, S. c..
and receive prompt attention.
Orders may be left at the Jewelry Store of
Mai. F. c. V. Borstel, who is the local agent for
Anderson.
c. G. HADDON,
Gen. Agent Wheeler d Wilson s. NJ.
Nov 6, 1873 is ap
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,1
ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA.X
James D. Warnock VS.. Andrew P. Warnock,
Sarah Fl. Warnock, ct al.-Petitio,, for Par.
titiOn.
DY virtue Of an order from his Honor r. 81.
I'D Cooke, Judge of the Sth Judicial Circuit,
to me directed, will expose to sale on the
FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER next, at
Anderson Court House,
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 246 acres, more or less, situate In
Anderson County, on branches waters of
Rocky River, bounding lands of William
Shirley, Samuel Brown, William Holmes and
others. Sold as part Of the Estate Of John
Warnock, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.-On q credit of one and
two years, payable in two equal annual in
stalments, with interest from day of sale-ex-
cept the costs, which are to be paid in cash.
Purchaser to give bond with two approved
sureties, together with mortgage of the prem.
ises to secure the payment of the purchase
money. Purchasers to pay extra for all ne
cessary papers.
WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Nov 6, 1873 IS
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grisf Meusisn of Local Incidents.

Among the visitors to our County Fair, we
we're gratifed to meet with our excellent friend,
Mr.. J. T. Whitman, of the Dalton (Ga.) C't'-
zen, who was on brief visit to relatives IN this
town. ,t.;@~--.
We ssgret to. learn that little Lizze Eylns,
the only d.aghter Of tie late Dr. Ihos' A.
Ezins, died at Spsrtanburg on last Saturday
morning, of membranous Group, after brlef
illness, in the 9Th year of her age. sne was a
bright, intelligent and afectiouate child, and
her death has brought fresh sorrow to the
hearts Of those who were bereft Of husband
and father only one short year ago.
An alarm Of fire was given at ten o'clock on
last Saturday night, and brought hundreds Of
our citizena to the public square, when 1t v:s
ascertained that the alarm was made IN con-
sequence Of the thoughtlessness OF some wag-
onen, encamped on the vacant lot at the fork
of the Pendletca and Greenville roads, who
had madea blazing: FIRE out Of brush, the light
Of which reflected at 8 great distance.
We are informed that terrible accident oc-
Cured at Greenwood, in Abbeville county, on
Saturday afternoon last, caused by the bursting
Of the engine beiles in the steam saw nail OF
Mr. w. 81. Bailey, of that place. The scarcity
efwater resulted in the explosion of the boiler,
and the engineer, coiored man named Robin
son, was instantly killed, and another negro
had q leg broken Mr. Bailey was ip the second
story of the building, directly above the en-
gine; and: was thrown violently to the ground
among the rubbish, but was extricated by his
friends in short time, and saved from hor-
rible death. His injuries were not serious, and
he was doing very well OIL Monday afternoon.
,, It is customary for persons engaged in the
same. calling, profession Or occupation to ex-
tend the right hand Of welcome to strangers
and soiourners in their midst, and we believe
this practice holds good between officials,
when one invades the bailiwick of another.
Our polite and accommodating Sheriff, mind
full of the comfy due to those from abroad,
generously rendered the hospitalities of the
McGnkin. House to tho Sheriff of Abbeville
eouusy;. on last Friday night, and gave that
dfgnitary All upper room il the stately edifce
over which he ,presides, furnishing the gayest
company for the entertainment Of his distin-
guishedi guest
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knight of AbbeFille, A. G. Laughlin, knight
of Montana, John E. Lewis, Duke Of York,
hammond Gaillard as Wild Irishman, W. G.
Keith, J. D. Maxwell as Fergus McGregor, ].
r. Moseley as Don Quixote, Pierce Oliver, j.
l.. Orr, jr., as Ivanhoe, s. NJ. Orr as Knight of
Anderson, J. M. Sullivan as Capt. Jack. Many
of these characters we're we'll represented, but
the Indian was more perfectly pictured than
we have ever seen.
THE BALL.
According to the invitations and advertise
ments, all the knights and many invited guests
assembled at the Waverly House, for the coron-
alton and ball. At nine o'clock silence was COM
manded in the ball room, and the Captain of
the Knights, taking the crown in hand, made
short address to the ladies and gentlemen,
and handing it to Mr.. J. L. Orr, jr., congratu-
lated him on being the most successful compet-
itor, and having the privilege of crcwning the
Queen of Love and Beauty. Mr.. Orr accepting
the crown, thanked the speaker for his kind
words, and made short and graceful speech
to the lady elect, and the ladies and gentlemen
present, and closed by placing the crown on
the head of Miss Annie Gaillard, pronouncing
her Queen of Love and Beauty, and fit repre-
sentative of Rebecca, who was crowned by Ivan
hoe. Miss Gaillard made a handsome and
graceful response, and though necessarily short
was very appropriate and beautiful. Mr.. Pegg,
in few we'll weighed remarks, expressed the
pleasure it afforded him to place the wreath Of
the first Maid of Honor on brow that so rich
ly deserved it, and placed it on Miss Kate
Shields. Mr.. A. G. Fretwell crowned Miss
Sallie Jones as second Maid of Honor. Mr..
Laughlin, taking his wreath, made very we'll
arranged, knightly and gallant speech, pointing
out in beautiful simile the present with the
past ideas of chivalry, and placed the wreath
of the third Maid of Honor on the head of Miss
Mary Wilhite, who thanked him with an ease
and grace that charmed all.
After the coronation, the music struck up,
dancing commenced, and all went OH "as mer-
rily as the tinkling of marriage bell" until
one o'clock when supper was announced, tables
arranged, and all sat down to substantial and
bounteous supper, which was duly appreciated
and dispatched. We have never seen ball
carried on with more order or propriety, and
many thanks are due to the managers for their
care and success.
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Tournament and Ball.

The Knights assembled in front of the Court
House, dressed in full costume, at one o'clock
ou Friday during the Fair, and proceeded to
the grounds, where they drew up in line TO
await the tilt. All was expectation and excite
ment; the people crowded on both sides of the
line on which the posts holding the rings we're
situated, and the band discoursed music. Du-
ring the preparation made by the judges, riders
and horses evinced every sign Of anxiety and
desire to commence. On every side prophecies
we're being made as to vho the victor should
be, and many sly glance, suppressed smile or
timid blush Showed that some of the young Ia
dies were as much interested IS the Knights
themselves When all was ready, the judges
called out the first name for the tilt, he rode
forward to the starting point, and when the
signal was given, he dashed off at full speed,
with lance poised, and eye fixed on the rings.
Having delivered his rings to the judges and
and took his position in line, the next Knight
followed. All of them having run once, short
recess was announced. The second and third
tilt then took place, and the judges declared
that there were FIVE who had tied for the first
honor, and ordered them to run oyer for deci-
sion. Each having run once, all the Knights
assembled, and Capt. e. G. Roberts, Chairman
of the Committee of Judges, after delivering a
very pretty and appropriate address, declared
that Mr.. James L. Orr, jr., being the most sue
cessful knight, would be entitled to crown the
Queen of Love and Beauty at the Tournament
Ball; DIR. S. NJ. Pegg, being second, would
crown the first Maid of Honor; Mr.. A. G..
Fretwell being third would crown the second,
and Mr.. A. G. Langhlin being fourth would
crown the third Maid of Honor. The Knights
then went around the race course in quick
time, and made their exit from the Fair
Grounds.
Mr.. S. NJ. Pegg was Captain of the knights.
Mr.. James L. Orr, jr., banner bearer, and Mr..
A. G. Laughlin, Grand Marshal of the day.
The whole affair was we'll arranged and very
orderly conducted, while fine horsemanship and
skill in taking the rings was evinced by many
of the Knights, which was especially called
for on this occasion, as they rode against
many disadvantages, the sun being in their
faces, and it being exceedingly dusty and windy
it was next to impossible to see the rings, and
whilst we should have been glad for our sister
County of Abbeville to come in for a share of
the honorr, still we must congratulate the
knights of Anderson for keeping their laurels
and spoils at home. We hope that another year
may bring another tournament, and that it
may be as successful as this one
The Knights who rode were as follows:
Messrs. John Anderson as the knight of Rocky
River, Bruce Brazeale, Abraham Clark, Law
renee Clinkscalcs, A. G. Fretwell as Knight of
Generostee, ]. J. Fretwell, ]. c. Hamblin,
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Sheriff Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, }
ANDERSON COUNTY.

In the Probate Court.
BARLEY T. Gray VS.. Mary Mcdaniel, Jano Hall
and others.-fetition for Partition.
By virtuo Of an order from W. W. Hum
phrcys, Judge of Probate, to me directed, I
will expose to sale on tho FIRST MONDAY
in DECEMBER next ut Anderson Court
House, the Real Estate of A. D. Gray, deccas-
cd, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 130 acres, more G. less, situate in
Anderson County, bounding lands Of Lent
Hall, John B. Leverett, and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; the
remaining two-thirds on credit of twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale. Pur-
chaser to give bond with approved surety, to-
gether with a mortgage Of the premises, to
secure the payment of the purchase money;
with leave to anticipate payment of the whole
amount Mt any time. Purchaser TO pay extra
for papers.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Nov 6, 1878 Is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVE HOME OF Your OwN.-Yes, home
Of your own; buy piece of land with the de-
termination to keep it during your. life time,
and then transmit 1t to your heirs; if you have
no means, only the proceeds of your own labor,
then scrupulously save and build IA +. me house,
poTin@ poas You your 81 sasshos, Doors, Blinds, Marble
and Slate Mantels, Hardware Mouldings, White
Pine, Walnut, &C., cover your roof with Asbcs-
tos Roofing Felt and Lining, for which they are
Agents; they arc now used on thousands of
buildings, and they offer them as reliable and
economical, which are needed everywhere
Send for price list to l. II. HALL & Co., Charles
ton, S. G,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
iNDERSON COUNTY.

dNDN1lOON COCVII.
By ~ ~. Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Mrs. J. A. McCreary made suit
to me to grant her Letters of Administration
on the Estate and effects of Edmond NJ. Nc
Creary, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said Edmond NJ. McCreary, decd, that they be
and appear before me in the Court of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on Fri
day, 2lst of November inst, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said Admins
tration, should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this srd day of Noven-
ber, A. D. 1873.
". W. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Nov s, 1873 18 q
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the Goth of October, 1873, at
the residence of the brides father, Mr.. WIN. B.
TODD, of Anderson, and Miss JAMIE F.,
youngest daughter of Mr.. B. B. Harris, of
Oconee.
#s@ Printers fee received.
On Thursday evening, Oct; q, 1873, by Rev.
LETTIE A. ELGIN, all of Anderson County.
On the 2Srd of October, by Rev. w. T. Capers,
Mr.. B. C. DUPRE and Miss MAGGIE BAR
MORE, all of Abbevile Comfy.
On the 2sth Of October, by Rev. James L.
Martin, Hon. T, C. COVER, of Greenville, and
Miss SALLIE A. MARTIN, of Abbeville.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of Executions to me directed, I
will expose to sale on the FIRST MONDAY in
DECEMBER next, at Anderson Court House,
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 1870 acres, more or less on waters of
Wilson'S Creek, bounded by lands of John B.
Leverett, Lent Hall, A. j: Hall and others.
Levied on as the property of A.. D. Gray, ct al,
at the suit of E. Hall and J. Thompson, Ad-
ministrators.
Terms cash-purchaser to pay extra for all
necessary papers.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff:
Nov 6, 1873 is
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY.

dLVL1I1LCO1V COOV1 7.
By ~. ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate judge
WHEREAS, Mrs. Martha E. Tate madc
suit to me to grant her Letters Of Admins
tration on the Estate and effects of Mrs Lucy
Haddon, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Mrs. Lucy Haddon, deceased, that they
be and appear before me in the Cours Of Pro-
bate, TO be held at Anderson c. II. on Friday,
the 2ls. daE of November instant, after pubfi-
cat;on ke-eof, .: II o'clock IN the forenoon, to
sheE ca1se, II any they have, why the said Ad-
minis--azion should aot be granted.
Given under M hand, this lst day OF No
vembe-, 4. =. 1873.
". ". HUMPHREYS,
Judgeof Probate.
Nov s, 1873 18 -