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whole of Holland was thus recovered
from these rivers and the ocean. The
description which Motley gives of the
original condition Of that country,
which has so long been miracle OF
fertility, would apply, almost word
for word, to the great district around
the mouths of the Mississippi: "lt
was by nature wido morass, in
which oozy islands and savage forests
wero interspersed among lagoons and
shallows-a district lying partly below
the level Of the ocean at its highest
tides, subject to constant overflow by
the rivers and to frequent and terri
bic inundations by the sea-" The
banks Of the Neva near st. Peters
burg have in like manner been re-
claimed by embellishments, and thcre
arc too many similar and equally sue.
cessful examples, both in ancient and
modern times, to leave any doubt that
sufficient capital and proper engineer
ing skill mi ght render the country
along the Mississippi as secure as any
in the world.
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DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED LADY
We regret to announce the death
of Mrs. Samuel Perrin, at the fam.
lily residence in the lower section
of the County, cn Friday morning
last. The deceased was in the
prime of life, and though in feeble
health for some time previous, her
death was sudden. She leaves
three small children, husband,
and large circle Of relatives and
friends to mourn her loss.
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May DAY was as bright and lovely
as fair skies, q balmy atmosphere,
green fields and forests and blooming
flowers could make it. The dripping
skies suspended their effusions, and
smiling nature presented a hundred
outdoor attractions. The pupils Of
Miss Lucy Whites school availed
themselves Of the opportunity of hav-
ing a charming picnic on Jordan's
Creek, and the young pcoplo of our
town turned out in full force. Two
horse wagons were called into rcquisi,
tion, and carried out precious cargo
of tho young of both sexes. The day
was pleasantly spent; ard, with col
ors flying, the guy cavalcadc made a
triumphal passage through our streets.
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SALE DAY.-O~ing to the ihclct'
cncy of the weather there was small
attendance in town on sale day last.
There was but little property sold; and
that at low rates.
Fifty acres of land, the property Of
Silas Ray, sold BY the Sheriff under
execution, brought s2.05 per acrc-
Thos. F. Riley, purchaser.
A horse and harness, the property
of Evcridge Cain, sold under agricul-
tural lien, was purchased by A. Be-
quest for $50; also, wagon, by II.
II. Ellison, for $50.
The school l-house lot in AGbcrille,
consisting Of two acres, was sold by
Thos. Thomson, President Of the
Board of Trustees, and was purchased
by J. +. c. DuPrc for 500, one-half
cash.
Tho interest of James Bowie in
Il store in Charleston was sold by J. T.
Robcrtsons A Assignee, and purchased
by Miss Eliza Bowie for s1Oo.
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Railroad Meeting.

:. The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Grecnville ard Colum.
bia Railroad Company convened in
the hall of Good Templars, at 11:30
A. NJ, April so.
W. J. Magrath, Esq, President,
called the meeting to order, and nom
mated Hon. B. f. Whitncr for Chair
man, which was carried, and Messrs,
C. II. Manson and G. Y. Darlington
wero appointed Secretaries. The re,
ports Of the President and Directors,
and also the General Superintendent,
werc read to tho meeting and referred
to the Directors with plenary powers
These reports showed that, notwith.
standing the financial panic of the
past year, the receipts of the road
were more than s35, 1000 ahead Of the
previous year.
These was no business of any mite
rial consequence transacted by the
meeting.
The following gentlemen were unan
imously reelected President and Di
rectors for the ensuing year, viz: W
J. Magrath, President; Messrs. L. D
Childs, II. Il. Farmer, +. f. Gary
Robert Adgcr, Theo. D. Wagner, r
L. Mclaughlin, Edward Hope, J. G.
Roatb, I. Hurley, Joseph Crews; A
Simonds, Alexander Macbeth, Di
rectors.
There wero between $4,000 and
10000 shares represented in tho bal.
loting. W. J. Magrath, Esq, received
the entire number Of votes cast for
President.
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.REauLAftoNs FOR THE POST OFFICE
( At sABBEyILLE.-The Office isopen for
the general delivery of letters ands sale
.fef postage stamps from $50 A. M.sto 8
Up. M. 100
~ Money Orders furnished from $3.50 A.
n. to $40 p. NJ.
-, ,Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Mail closes at $3.50 A. NJ. wv
i Washington, Ca, Mail closes on We'd
nesday at $50 A. NJ. -. So
), Elbert, Ga, Mail, via Heardmont,
CLOSES on Thursday at $50 A. M.
y. Antreville Mail, via Temple OF
Health, closes on Thursday at5:So A: NJ.
y. Elbert, Ca, Mail, via LoWndesville,
closes on Friday at $50 A. NJ:
:. ii. w. LAWSON, P. NJ.
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FAIR WEATHER AND Our Tow,
TRADE.-The fair weather OF the
past week enabled our friends from
other sections to pay US visit, and
on Friday and Saturday especially
the streets of our town presented
more than their usual animation.
The merchants have full stocks,
both Of the ornamental and useful
and can supply their friends as well
with the latest styles of millinery
and dress goods, as with choice
domcstics, and groceries aud pro-
Visions.
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THE GREENvILLE ENTERPRISE AND
MouNrAINEER.-By the last issue o1
this sterling Journal I'VE see that one.
half interest in the paper has been
purchased by d joint stock company,
comprising a number of influential
gentlemen of tho county. Mr.. Bailey
remains business manager. and N. II.
Davis, Esq, was chosen editor, and
J. NJ. Bryan, Esq, associate editor,
gentlemen all Of talent, character and
education. We congratulate all par
tics upon the new arrangement, and
have no doubt that it will extend the
influence and contribute to the sue
cess of this excellent journal.
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Wednesday, May 6, 1874.

TERMs.-Two Dollars a year, in sd'
vance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents,
at the end of the year.
q: No subscriptions taken for shortel
Tint tn I'm six months.
=, Transient advertisements are charged
for ut the rate or ONE DOLLAR per lnch
apace for the first insertion, and FIT
Gents for each subsequent insertion.
F. A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
,rfhe e;quarter or by the year.
!, EsS- All obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates Of advertising.
-,t JOB PRESS.
we are now provided with an excel
lent Job Press, and fine assortment OF
Job Type, and are prepared to execute
superior work. Orders are respectfully
solicited.
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The Political Future-NeW Issues and
New Parties.

The veto message Of President
Grant, SO far from setting at rost the
financial question, has only transfer
red it's solution from Congress to the
people. There is no likelihood thai
Congress will come over to the views
of the Chief Executive, and the con
sequence will be that this same finan
cial question will form new issue
which will supersede all the old issues
Of party organization, and form the
basis of new organizations. 1t is an
issue upon which Republicans and
Democrats themselves differ, and up
on which Republican and Democratic
leaders find them arrayed with
new friends and against old foes
Upon this question the South anc
West find themselves fighting the
battle together against the East; anc
as With the President on their side
the two sections can easily contro
the government, and in spite Of hin
can do so, with little help from sucf
Eastern men as Ben Butler, tho dc
termination of the struggle depends
upon the wishes Of thepeople Of the
two sections. That issue will be made
in the coming elections, and we hope
to see all memorials Of the lato un
happy strife forever oblitcrated, and
new parties formed upon. uew issues
and out of the materials which make
up the old party organizations. That
new parties should be formed which
shall ignore all the Issues which grew
out of tho late war, is in itself q mat,
ter of congratulation to the South
and it is especially so that an issue is
now presented in which she finds her.
self identified in interest with the
great North West, and that she will
find herself forming constituent ele'
ment of tho great party Of the future.
1t is to this party and to this future
that she must look for the solution Of
her present troubles.
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Sheriff. S Sale.

Thomas NJ. Branyan and
Reuben Clinkscales r,,,o,.;o,
against ~''0"
John +. Clinl1scales.
]DY virtue Of two Executions to me
ID directed, 1 will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on Saleday in June next,
within the legal hours, The Home
Tract, containing
1850 Acres,
moro or less, bounded by lands of Jas.
Clinkscales, Hugh Robertson, and
others. Old Homestead containing
160 Acres.
more Or less, bounded by lands of j.
B. McWhorter, r. II. Armstrong, and
others. Wakefield Tract containing
$50 Acres,
moro or less, b, un led by lands of J.
G. Clinkscales, NJ ton Fisher, and
others.
Also, on Tuesday after Saleday,
June 2, 1874, at the residence Of John
F. CIinkscale, the following personal
property, to wit:
One Horse,
One Mule, ..,.- ..
Six Cows,
Twenty bushels Of Corn,
-Four hundred bundles Fodder,
Six Hogs,
Ten Sheep,
One Piano,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Levied on as the property of John
F. Clinkscale at the suit of Thomas
NJ. Branyan and Reuben Clinkscalc.
L. P. GUFFIN,
-..... ..... S. A. G..
sheriff's Office, |
May 5, 1874. 1-tf]
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. - VI
are indebted to the Committees Of the
Euphcmian and Philomathean Liter
ary Societies Of Ersliino College foi
a polite invitation to the next Com
mcnccment exercises, which begin on
the 29th of June next. The Bacca
laureate sermon will be preached by
the Rev. II. W. kuhns, the Anniver.
sary Grafton will be delivered by J,
f. ]. Caldwell, of New berry, and the
Alumni Address by C..B Simonton,
Of Tennessee. The occasion promises
to be very attractive one.
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THE FLOODS AND FREsHETs of
the West have been without prece-
dent. Several millions of
acres of the best cotton lands have
been under water, and the injury
to the sugar and rice plantations is
incalculable. Great distress pre-
walls, and charitable contributions
are being raised for relief in all
sections of our country.
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BE- The Rev. j. O. Lindsay, O
Due West, preached an excellen
and able discourse in the Presbyte
rian church on Sunday morning
last, characterized by the clea
thought, sound logic, original an(
comprehensive views, and the earn
est and impressive delivery, which
mark all Of his pulpit efforts. Mr.
Lindsay is one Of the ablest minis
ters of his Church in the State, anl
enjoys a reputation which is fully
sustained by his efforts in the pul.
pit as we'll as by his contributions
to Church journals. He is the
agent of the Theological Semin,
ary and Chairman Of the Board Of
Directors.
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New ARR1vALs.-Mr. and Mrs. Cud.
dy and family, of New York, who
propose to make a permanent location
in our county, havc been spending the
past week at tho Aston House. Mr..
q. has purchased the plantation of
Hon. T. C. Perrin, above the village,
and will devote himself to farming.
We extend to them q cordial wei
come. Q
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Gg Our friend Of tho Port Roya'
Commercial takes issue with our arith
mctic, in designating some dozen OF
moro items as. "Nincty.Six Itcms.'
But has he ever reflected that <96" is
a peculiar combination, and turn 1t
up, it fs still '9G ?" There may be
only twenty items, yet still there are
Ninety-SiX"-arithmeti to the con-
trary, notwithstanding.
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By Due West furnished more than

By Due Yves! furnished more than
it's usual contribution to cnliven our
streets aud stores on Saturday last.
Mr.. H. NJ. johnson brought bovy Of
beautiful ladies in search Of novelties
in style. and fashion Professor and
Mrs. Kennedy, both honored teachers
in the Female College, were here ;
and Mr.. Samuel Aguew, one of its
prominent merchants, made q bust
ness visit. Other sections were also
represented, and altogether it was Il
lively day.
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pcn Prof T. N. Younr. of Due West

sg~Prof. J. N. Young, of Due West
one Of tho most esteemed professors
of Erskine College, was in town on
Monday, purchasing furniture for his
handsome residence. Mr.. Chalmers
informs US that the Due West pro.
fessors arc among bis best customers,
both in pictures and furniture, and
that their dwellings bear testimony
to the elegance and excellence Of the
that he furnishes.
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FRESH ARRIVALS AT DUPRE, GAM.
BRELL g. Co.. o.'s.-Thcsc gentlemen have
lust received a choice stock of fresh
groceries, which they arc selling low
fine brands Of flour, hams in great
variety, beef tongues, srist, corn, and
all the best goods in their line, which
they arc selling low. They arc liberal
dealers, and can offer bargains.
Cold WEATnER.-Thcre was snow
at Donnaldsyi!le on Wednesday Of
the past week, and a very general
frost on tho same, night did much
injury to the crops and gardens.
RA1N.-Aiter m interval Of few
days Of fair weather, there was again
Il fall Of rain on Sunday night, fol-
lowed ty frequent showers since.
Gg~ The picnic at Brooks Mill on
Saturday was quite success. There
was a large attendance, q sumptuous
dinner, mud plenty of dancing and
OlnCr amQSCINcIlLS. Ouf W" Was
well represented on the OCCASION
res" Long Cane was represented on
sale day last by one Of it's best citi-
zcns, Dr. A. r. Wideman. The Doctor
| is model farmer, and represents that
outdoor work has been very much
retarded by the excessive rains.
Da~ The Southern Baptist Convcn-
ton will meet at Jefferson, Texas, Oh
Friday next, the 7th inst. The Rev.
r. N. Pratt, of our town, has gone
on to represent tho interests of his
church.
BEEF MARKET.-TheA Abbeville mar
ket is now supplied With good beef
from Wulballa. on Tuesdays and Fri
days, by Mcssrs. Russell Il Miller,
and on Wednesdays and Fridays by
Mr.. John A. Wiet.
ss- Our friend, Mr.. J. F. G: DuPre,
has been seriously sick during the
past week, but we arc pleased 10 see
is once more on his feet.
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AN ACcIDEST.-The son of Mr..
Geo. W. Syfan, our esteemed engi.
necr on the Branch Road, aged
three years, whilst playing a few
days since fell from the piazza,
breaking his collar bone. DR.. Par
ker was called in, the bone set, and
and we are pleased to learn that the
boy is now doing we'll.
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EARLY VEGETABLES AND STRAW
BERR1Es.--Mr. James Shillito, ST., and
Mrs. J. W. Sign, who have a repu-
tation .as skillful gardeners, have been
supplying some of their less fortunate
neighbors with the first fruits of
Spring, in the shape of nico green
peas and potatoes, and delicious straw
berries: We can speak understand
ingly as to their merits.
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~ A week of Two since we spoke
of the best gardens about Ninety-Six.
Up to tho writing Of that article our
reporter had not seen the spot of
ground near the mansion Of our
friend; DR.. J. A. Stuart, which he
had appropriated to the raising OF
culinary herbs and roots for domestic
use. As to matters of medicine, he is
au tait of that science; MS a husband
man, few arc his equals, while in the
art of gardening he is par excellence.
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FARM LABOR EY CoNvICTs.--Tbt
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, in &
recent article, shows the impolicy Of
q recent Act of the Legislature pro
viding for the distribution Of con.
victs upon farms from the frequent
opportunities which are necessarily
afforded them of escaping. 1t opposes
also the chain-gang system @'crucl
and brutslizing, and recommends a
return to the old pcnitentiary system
as best carrying out the purpose of
the law in reforming and furnishing.
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IMMreRANrs.-A r. r. Gaines ar
rived in Columbia from Charleston
last week with about twenty or thirty
immigrants-fvu Of whom are fe
males, and tho rest men. They arc
mostly natives Of the North, although
some are English. They 60 10 farm
crs who had previously engaged them
They arc very hardy looking class
Of people, whose appearance shows
that they arc not afraid of work.
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DELINouENfs.-Rcal tho list pub
lishcd elsewhere,' and sec if your
name appears therein. All dofaulters
should give earnest hoed to the ad-
vertisemont published, and make time
ly preparation to prevent sale Of
their lands. ;.... ....
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pas The Abbeville Photograph Gal
lery, under charge of Mr.. ]. F. Lee
is now open for work, and our friend.
desiring pictures would do we'll t.
call carly, as Mr.. L. proposes only tc
spend a certain portion Of his time al
Abbevillc. The gallery has beer
neatly fitted up, and we think VIC car
guarantee good pictures.
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na- We have someinteresting "nolct
OF travel" from our esteemed friend
Mr.. +. A. Connor, Of Colscsbury, O
delegate to the NJ. Is. Conference now
in session at Louisville, Ky, which
were received too late for publication
this week. lie has promised other
favors, which we vii! take pleasure
in publishing.
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sm, The Rev. E. r. Miles and Mrs
Miles left on yesterdays train for
Charleston, where they will remain
for couple of weeks. During his
absence Mr.. Miles will attend the
meeting Of the Diocesan Convention
which meets in Charleston next
week.
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The CorToN MARKET during the
past few days has been quite brisk,
and a good article has commanded
Isl cents. The heavy frcshets
of the West, and the discouraging
prospects at home, have q tenden-
cy to enhance the price of the sta
pie.
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m. Mr.. Andrew Wilson undertook
last week to be his own physician
and not knowing how to gauge the
quantity took an overdose, which came
near proving fatal. Active remedies
brought him all right again.
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New TELEGRAPH OpERAToR.-Mr.
Hancock of Virginia takes the
place of Mr.. John Enright at our
Depot. He comes well recon-
mended and will doubtless give
satisfaction. -" ...
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@ DR.. j. j. Ice left on yes.
terday's train for a few weeks visit
to Charleston and perhaps Florida.
He may give us a letter from the
Gland of flowers"
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THE RAINs.-The farmers of our
county are all complaining of the
heavy rains, which are interfering
seriously with farming operations.
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w~ Mr.. Wm.. Wardlaw, the son

~ Mr.. VIM Wardlsw, the son.
in-law CT Mr." Jacob Miller, .of our
town, had the misfortune to lose his
little daughter and only child, who
died on Sunday night from conges-
tion of tho stomach and bowels, pro.
duced by chills. She was an in-
teresting child, and will be sadly
missed.
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MoTIGB
TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS.

NN ACCORDANCE with Section 100 of the Act to re-
duce all Acts and parts Of Acts providing for the AS
sessment and Taxation Of Property into Act and to
amend the same Approved March 19h 1874 the following
list of delinquent lands are hereby published:
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that the Whole of the parcels lots
and parts of lots of Real Estate described in the preceding
isto much thereof as will be necessary to the
Penalties and Assessments charged thereon will be sold by
the Treasurer of Abbete County, South Carolina at his
o flee in said County, OH MONDAY, MAY THE 18TH,
1874 unless said Taxes Assessments and Penalties be paid
before that me and be continued from day day until
each tract parcel lot sold offered for SALE provided
that the sale shall not be extended beyond Friday following
May 18th, 1874.
TB. MILFORD,
- Auditor Abbeville County.
4tl May. 1874.
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900 Acres,
Cotton Gins.

THE BROWN, THE TAYLOR
4 and the GRisW0LD GIN fur
nished to order. Repairing promptly
done. Also kept on hand good stock
of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
Tables, Chairs, Chamber suits and 9TH
er furniture, together with Sewing Ma
chimes, White-Wire- Clothes Lines,
warranted russ proof, Maps, Charts,
Picture Frames, &C., &C. Orders solic-
rcd oy
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Sheriff Sale.

B. Lynch and others,
= against Execution.
Elizabeth Lynch.
DY virtue OF an Execution to- me
ID directed, l will sell atAbbevillos
] Court House, on Saleday i'll ] JUNE
next, within the legal hours. two
tracts of land The HOMESTEAD
TRACT, containing
279 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of q.
w. Black, Capt. Swillng and othors;
and tho RUSSELL TRACT, coutain4
ing ,S.sss
200 Acres,
more or less. bounded BY lands of
John Smith, w. A. Gaines and others,
levied on as tho property Of Elizabeth
Lynch, at the suit Of Benjamin Lynch
and others.
TERMS CASH-which must be
complied with in one boar from the
time of sale, or the land will be res
sold at the risk of former purchaser. =
L. p. GUFFIN,
S. A. c.
Sheriff's Office,
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We guarantee all GOODS sold by us,
both as to quality and price.
DUPRE, GAMBRELL & co.
, 1874-07-16
StjDDEN DEATH,

CnATgxM, Ont, July 16.-Aa unknown man.
Abdttt Gu yeara OF age, with tiosot from Buy
City, Mich., to New. York, died OF Aoare disease
on IN express train last night. In his pookot
wore gold watch, considerable money, and a1
envelope aldrossad to LII Kimberly, Campball
House. Day City, Mich.
, 1874-07-16

FOF sALE-WMo WANTS AID ~ BULL, 4
i1nd and Oak Park for aaa te tApss who dssre 70
ssi1 s. sfss apg6 t9fd &s
, 1874-07-16

120ARb-nY A ,sINGl,E .f'iiNTf.EatAN. j Pleas.
- mt r't,n, aui oipok iinnor betrcon Thlrtocti
as ~ .t,,t sS.t 81 "G IT, D vst nn ay prefer
poAKD-S1Nq1E Room, WITH HOARD, ny. 4
- yoina man III private famy ohly or south Side.
Resazenes Htssn. Addross h 10. Tribune nttlae.
DoARD-HY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN 4
~ private Kentucky, family. whnrh there uthet
huartlora. .Aldress L d, lrhune naice. .-
, 1874-07-16

13TAHTHD-A CORNER LOT ON THE WEST SIDE
Of btate.at n tbs burnt tstrtot. for cash. LAIR
KIN L JENIsS, i31 1aSallo.sl.
WANTED TO PURCHASE iSfNiEDfATETF
" basement cottage and lot South Wsst Elt1a
Rto ras. and watgr IN heueet ~ 60 to 49, t0o q. u.
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