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A BRAVE STEP MoTHEE. class,
step mothers have the reputation of not
caring greatly for the unfortunate
love "for their fathers sake" The
following incident, related of the wife
of the French ambassador at .Constan-
tinople, M. de Vogue, will serve to dis
sipate some of the misapprehensions
surrounding step-mothers:
Nine. de Vogue is the step mother
of two young girls. On a beautiful
day, under one of those eastern skies
which seem like the gates of Paradise,
the step mother and the two girls went
to battle in the Blacb sea, near the
rocks on the Asiatic side. The sea was
calm, scarcely wrinkled by the breeze.
But suddenly one of the young swim
mers was seized by dangerous current;
she struggled and grew faint. A cry of
anguish was heard; she was about to
sink. But the step-mother saw the
danger, and although she was hun
bred yards away, and she saw that the
attempt would put her life in danger,
she rushed to the spot, plunged in after
the young girl, who had disappeared
from sight. She seized her under the
waves, came up with her, but vas again
drawn down by the current. 1t was a
fearful but admirable sight. Over and
over they went down and reappeared,
always in each others arms. The
other young girl wishing also to sacri-
fee herself was within one step of the
current. At the last moment a boat
arrived. The Countess de Vogue had
not only saved the first young girl, but
the second also, for she seized her and
dragged her from the current toward
the boat. It was heroic, but the good
STEP mother thought it the simplest
thing in the world.
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In nj - bottles. Recommended by the best Physi-
ooie ~ in England and America for Consumption,
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plants The celebrated Dr. W. II. stokes of b. It'll
more says :'Lie5Ig's Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic InvigOratOr is the very best preparation
cal profes ion. sold by Drug lists and GrOcers
Wholesale Agents -FRENCH, RICHARDS, & o. ,
Philadelphia.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE acts Instant
neously, contains no Sugar Lead or Sulphur: Wat
ranted harmless. Has no bad odor. Easily applied.
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tDo prof n MAKER, p. o. Box AIS, Laporte. Ind.
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TT a @ The choicest in the world-Import-
~@&e)' ers' prices-Largest Company in
Amerfca-stupia Rrueie-pieases ever ybDdy-1 rada
continually increaslng-agents W nted everywhere
best inducements don't waste tme-seud for circular
to Robert Wells 43 Vesey St. n. Y, p. o. Box 1927
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WhNTTn Young Men to learn Telegrsphing. Per
WIN llU manent positions guaranteed. Address
Pacific Telegraph Isl Main ST., Memphis. Tenn
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% Oper week sala-y. Male or female. Circn'
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UQp CoRSELL's PILE OnSTNIEST.-Sold 10y drug
JUL gists, Wm. H. Cornell, Propr, st. Louis, Mo.
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OECILIAN COLLEGE (MALE)
" w r.. for m univ Sl00

nnn0 MONTH.-Agents wanted every.
VUhII where. Business honorable and nrst
I0H,IlI class. Particulars sent free. Ad'
.6SO dress WORTH & Co, St. Louis, Mo.
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LIVERY FAMILY WANTS 1T. Money In
Il 'old by agents Address N. Y. Low oil Erie.
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ON day at home. Agents wanted, Outfit temrs
OH free, Address TRUE Co., Augusta. Maine'
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PENNSYLVANIA

Military Academy, Chester, Pa. Opens Sept.
Sth. ivil Engineering, the Classics, English and
Military Art thoroughly Iau9ht. For circulars
apply 10 COL. ThEO. HYATT, President.
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ONIONS: OF
PRESS,

HowEs' GREAT LONDON Circus
This consolidation combines several
features which ordinarily are exhibited
alone. The combination is one of the
most attractive that has ever visited
Chicago.-Evening Post and Matt.
The Great Eques-Hippo-Zoolo Tri-
umphal Street Pageant, with it's seven
magnificent Golden Chariots represent
ing all nations, the five educated Ele-
plants, lroquois Indians, Zebras in har-
ness, and mile long of animal dens;
mounted Gladiators, Roman Chariots,
&c., formed sceue Of splendor never
before equaled in the streets of Chicago.
Howes' Great London Circus, and
Sanger's English Menagerie of Trained
Animals, made grander display than
promised by their nnouncements.-
Chicago Tribune.
Besides having the best Circus-Hip-
podrome Company, they have the finest
collection of rare wild beasts, Including
the five Educated Performing Elephants
the five performing Royal Bengal Tigers
and the six performing African Hyenas.
- Howe's Great London" as it is called
for short, is the most complete organiza-
ton that has ever visited this CITY,
Chicago Journal.
HowEs' GREAT LONDON CoMB1NA-
T1oN.-The GEOLOGICAL department. is
especially fine and varied. The five
performing Royal Bengal Tigers, the
five performing elephants, and the three
baby Royal. Bengal Tigers, born April
81, 1875, together with many rare and
curious animals, form. a splendid collec-
ton for the study Of Natural History
Chicago Times. -
. HowEs'f GREAT LONDON .-Worth
miles of travel to. witess it. The
grand street pageant eclipses any and all
heretofore attempts. A blaze of gold
and FURNISHED steel.-lutey- Ocean.
HowEs' GREAT LONDON, &c.-We
conoede the entire superiority Of this
combination over any and all others
that have yet made their appearance in
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
Howes' Great London Consolidation
is, without doubt, one Of the finest ex-
hibitions that has ever visited Chicago.
Carl Pretzel.
The GREAT LoNDoN.-No one ought
to fail to see it, as it is the greatest
show Of this kind in the world Work.
ingmson's Aduocdte.
HowEs' CIRCUS AND MENAGERlE.-|
This combination which embraces many
attractive features, in the department
allotted to the Menagerie is unusually
6ne.-Chicago Times.
HowEs' GREAT LONDON CoxB1NA-
r1oN.-Nothing is more noticeable or
commendable than the high financial
and social character of the managers
and proprietors.-lndianapolis Jour-
nal.
Howe's Great London Circus, &c.,
opened their exhibition yesterday.
Their exhibition tents, although Of
mammoth proportions, were unable to
accommodate the people holding tickets. I
The exhibition is one of the very best
that has ever pitched it's tents in this
city. New and startling features are
produced. Progression seems to be
their m0tt0.--Chicago Courier.
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AwoRDTo THE WISE.

Those visiting Howes' Great London
Circus, etc, are cautioned and advised
not to play any game of chance, or to
bet against any game, nor patronize any
of the so-caned give-away schemes Of
any name or nature. We allow no such
frauds to be praetieed upon the public
upon any Of our exhibition grounds.
But it is common practice that THE
class Of persons are allowed to play
their nefarious games by the authorities
IN some Of the towns and cities where
We exhibit, thereby aiding this class Of
men to rob their citizens of their honest
money; 80 we caution al t. beware.
Take heed in time.
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/ II T. U u u x IVN UU]
well
Howes' Equestrian T:
attained them to this
RIDERS GYMNAsT GROTEsQUEs ACROBAT ARTISTS TO
Mnph Hastings M| ED;
Lonk
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-15
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

On Saturday last public installation OF tne
officers elect of Broadway Division, NO. II,
Sons of Temperance, took place in Nears creek
Church. The installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted in an imposing manner by Mr. John ..
Baker, of Anderson Division, who acted as
Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch. After the
officers were duly installed, addresses were
then delivered by E. B. Murray, Esq, and
Rev. W. II. King. Both of these gentlemen
advocated the cause of temperance in eloquent
terms, setting forth the many blessings ana
vast amount of good to be derived from strict
fidelity to the rules of the order. Quite num-
ber of members from other Divisions were
present. and the day passed off agreeably.
On the same day the officers elect OF Prospect
Division, Sons of Temperance, were installed
in New Prospect Church by Mr.. G. F. Toily,
of Anderson Division, acting as Deputy G. w.
P. Addresses were delivered on the occasion
by Messrs. G. F. Tolly, James NJ. Sullivan and
w. w. Keys, all of which were complimentary
to the prosperity of the Division, and eloquent
in behalf of the cause Of temperance. A good
ly number of both sexes were present, and the
affair was much enjoyed.
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STABBING AFFRA 7.

We learn that stabbing affray of serious
nature occurred near the plantation OF Mr.
Stephen McCully, two or three miles west OF
this place, at about o'clock on Tuesday nlgh1
last in which Mr.. John McGaha was severely
cut in the bowels by Mr.. Howell. Both par
ties are young men, and had been to town
Tuesday evening on apparently friendly terms
After indulging pretty freely in drink they
started for home. about o'alock p. m.' and had
arrived in the vicinity Of the above named
place, when difficulty arose. But few words
passed, when Howell drew his knife ana
stabbed McGaha in the bowels just below'the
sternum, or breast bone, inflicting dangerous
wound of about three inches in length. Nc
Gaha was taken to the residence of Mr.. j. 5.
McCully, and medical assistance summoned.
Drs. Broyles, Scudday and Symmes went out
about one o'clock on Wednesday morning, ana
with difficulty succeeded in sewing up the
wound. Congestion of the bowels had set IN
before they arrived, and it is said that the
Young man McGaha is in very critical conol-
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ANDERSON THEA ATRICAL COMPANY

OS%r<A
According to announcement; this company
performed in Masonic Hall on Thursday and
Friday nights last, the interesting drama of
''Ten Nights in Bar Room,' mixture of the
tragic and the comic. The spacious hall was
we'll filled both nights with appreciative au-
diences, who EXPRESSED themselves highly
pleased with the play, which was rendered in
a style superior even to that of the celebrated
Wildman Troupe The different characters
y.ere admirably represented, and the serious
parts of the play, which included the various
bar room scenes-the death--of the drunkards
child. the untimely deaths of the fast young
man and of the bar-keeper, brought tears to
the eyes of many of those present, who saw
for the first time the scenes incident to such
places, and the demoralizing influence which
follows The comic, which was represented in
the character of Sample Swichel, and which
came in at intervals between the tragic, was
splendid, convulsing the audience with laugh
ter. The "Harmonia Club were present, and
furnished the music for the occasion, which
was rendered in a style equal to the orchestras
of first-class troupes. The song, "Father, dear
father. come home," was sung in touching,
plaintive tones by little Annie Bleckley, who
impersonated the drunkard's child. This was
certainly one of the best performed dramaticai
entertainments we ever witnessed, and evinces
the fact that the "Anderson Theatrical Com
pany" possesses talent of the first order.
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A SEVERE ACCIDENT.

We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Marion Kay,
who lives about ten miles southeast of this
place, met with severe accident by being
thrown from wagon on Tuesday last. He
was coming to town in Mr.. Alewines wagon,
accompanied by Mr.. A. e. Reid, and had got
ten as far as Col. J. w. Norris, when the
horses became frightened at some COWS in tho
road, turned round and ran away. Mr.. Reid
jumped off on one side of the wagon without
receiving any injury, while Mr.. Kay, who at
tempted to jump off on the other side, was
thrown violently to the ground by the sudden
turn of the horses, breaking his left arm and
right shoulder and otherwise injuring him.
He was conveyed to the residence of Col. Nor
ris, where medical assistance was soon OBJ
tained, and the arm and shoulder set. The
runaway horses were halted short distance
from the scene of the accident. Mr.. Kay is a
highly respectable citizen, and we hope that he
may soon get we'll.
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LsADlDs' SroRB
ANDERSON, S. @.
SPRING STYLES, 1875.

IAGAIN invite my friends and customers
to call and examine my large stock of MILL
merry and DRESS GOODS, which have
just received.
I spent two weeks in the North, where
posted myself in all the styles for the present
season.
My DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT is
complete, and guarantee satisfaction in Ma
king and in the styles for Cutting and Fitting.
Ladies' and Children's HATS trimmed in
the most fashionable styles, and upon! the
shortest notice. Orders received by Railroad
will be filled, and goods sent by next train.
keep on hand a large stock of LADIES'
GLOVES and HOSIERY, young Ladies' and
Gents FANCY SASHlIS, BOWS and TIES.
am still the agent for Madam Demorests
Patterns for Ladies' and Children, and have
large stock on hand, which will be sent by
mail when ordered.
Special attention given to all the styles for
Party and Bridal Outfits. Attention also given
to dress for Funeral occasions and Burial Ser
vices.
New Goods received weekly.
T thank my friends for their past patronage,
and most respectfully solicit continuance of
the same.
MRS. C. c. PEGG.
April s, 1875
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$216S 20
$120 65
Difference.

There were some few delinquents for 1874.
Under the old system taxes were levied on real
estate 80 cents on the hundred, and on incomes
and sales 20 cents on the hundred, thus making
certain portion Of the citizens pay the bulk of
the taxes; but now, according to the new sys-
tenn of the present year, an ad vGlorem tax is
levied and collected on real and personal prop
erty only, requiring each one to pay taxes ac-
cording to the value Of their property. The
old system was special and burdensome to the
mercantile interests chiefly, and we are glad to
know that better system has been enacted
which will give justice to all Taxpayers. There
still remains about eighty-thrce delinquonts on
the books for the present year.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY J. H. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.

BY J. H. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.
DY virtue of an Execution to me directed,
ID will expose to sale on the FIRST MON
DAY in NAY NEXT, at Anderson Court
House, the following
TRACT OF LAND,
Situated in Anderson County, containing 200
acres, more or less, bounding lands of Peter G..
Acker, nj. +. Mitchell, and others. Levied on
as the property of Mrs. L. o. Hammond, ct
the suit of James w. Poore.
Terms Cash--purchaser to pay extra for pa
pers.
WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
April s, 1875 39 4
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SOCIETY E.LECTION.

At the last regular meeting of the foiyteeh-
mic Society, held in their hall, on " eohesuay
evening, the 7th inst, the following olneers
were chosen to serve for the ensuing. quarter
John E. Breazeale, President.
James L. Tribe, Vice President.
w. W. Keys, Secretary and Treasurer.
This Society is now in most prosperous
condition, and is likely to receive many acces-
sions to it's ranks ere long.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
April s, 1875

WILL be sold at BELTON on SATURDAY,
24th of APRIL next, certain unclaimed freight
in the Depot of the Grecnville and Columbia
Railroad, as follows:
SIX BOXES OF CLOCKS and FIXTURES,
Consigned to D. Lackey, at Belton.
Sold on account Of freight charges remaining
unpaid.
Terms Cash.
A. J. STRINGER,
Agent G. & c. r. r.
March 25, 1875 36
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure on Wednesday last OF
call from Mr.. b. A P. Jordan, representative
Of the flourishing hardware establishment OF
William Bryce g. Co., New York. He is ma
tive of Abbeville and thorough business
man. -
Mr.. T. F. Wesson, agent of the extensive
grocery house of Moore, Jenkins u Co., Ne"
York. was also in town, advancing the inter-
est of his house by procuring orders.
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Notice to Contractors.

THE Contract for rebuilding the Bridge
across Three-and-Twe Mile Greek, in Earle's
plantation, below Centreville, will be let to the
lowest responsible bidder on THURSDAY, the
29th of APRIL instant. The party to whom
the contract is awarded will be required to give
bond, with good security, for the faithful per-
formance Of contract according to specification.
Specifications exhibited on day of awarding
contract
The right to reject any and all bids reserved.
o. II. p. FAINT,
Commissioner.
April g. 1876 3S 3
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Private Boarding House.

wv T. have discontinued the Hotel business,
w and have opened n Private Boarding
House at the "Wavcry House Place., and
will be pleased to welcome any Of our friends
and customers, and such others aS we teel DIS
noscd to entertain Our table will be supplied
With the best the market affords, and the high
est prices paid in cash for everything in the
limo of rotablcs. Give us Il call. Terms mode
rate. MlLhEit &" N'biNooN.
March IL, 1873 34
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NOTICE

It's hereby given that application will be made
| thirty days after date to John w. Daniels,
ESQ. Clerk Of the Court for Anderson County,
for a Charter incorporating the Belton Baptist
Church, in accordance with the Act of Assem-
bly in such cases mado and provided.
BY order Of the Church.
JAMES w. POORE,
Church Clerk
April S. 1875 3S
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OkO BBLS fine FAMILY FLOUR for sale
%cO cheap for cash, by
rOO GALLONS \. o. Molasscs, in kegs,
wv half barrels and barrcls-Muscovado
and RcbOilcd MolasSes for sale cheap for cash
by w. S. SHARPE.
2 OOO LBS Gran"la1ed Mat 7 Crushed, @ o1s:,,:a Extra
Sugars, for sale cheap for cash, by
1900 O. LBS 5sva ; i; :G::i E: .i $S f4; SaP
IN LBS. Extra Fine Gunpowder, and
L w Hyson and Black Tea, for sale cheap
for cash. by w. $. SHARPE.
A LSO, fine assortment of everything in the
IN line of GROCERIES, for sale cheap for
cash, by w. S. SHARPE.
A LARGE Stock of Saddles, Riding and
~ Blind Brides and Saddle Lays, for sale
cheap for cash. w. S. SHARPE.
Jan 7, 1875
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TO KN TAXES.

We are indebted to Mr.. James H. Bewley,
the worthy and efficient Clerk of Council, for
the following statement of Town taxes collect
ed under the old and new systems of 1874 and
1875:
Amount of taxes collected on real estate,
incomes and sales for the year 1874, $22SS IS
Amt. taxes collected for the year 1875,
according to the ad valorema or new
system. $2l6S 20
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Delinquent Land Sale.


ANDERSON TOWNSHIP.
Harrison, +. T., acres.
Simmons, X. L., one lot.
Wilson, Mrs. Sarah r., building, . lots.
BELTON TOWNSHIP.
Davenport, VIM. NJ, 81 acres, building.
BRUsIIY CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Smith, John b., 80 acres.
CENTREVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Webb, Dudley H., 80 acres.
GARV1N TOWNSHIP.
Trescot, VIM. Henry, 9lG acres.
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP.
Guyton, A. W., $50 acres, building.
PENDLETON TOWNSHIP.
Moore, Thomas f., 55 acres
VkRENN ES TOWNSHIP.
Norris. Estate J. f., 415 acres, building.
Norris, Waller s., 2S6 acrcs building.
Bluo Ridge Railroad Company, l lot and
buildings in the town Of Anderson, for the
years 1871, 1872, 1873 and 18Th
NOTICE is hereby given that the whole OF
" the several parcels, lots and parts of lots
of Real Estate described in the preceding list,
or so much thereof as will be necessary to pay
tho Taxes. penalties and assessments charged
thereon. will be sold by the Treasurer Of An
derson County, South Carolina at his Office in
said County, on the FIRST MONDAY Of
MAY, a. ID. 1875, unless said taxes, assess
ments and penalties be paid before that time
and surh sale will be continued from day to
dnv. until all of said parcels, lots and parts Of
lots of real estate shall be sold or offered Tor
eaie THOMAS j. WEBB,
Auditor Anderson County.
April S, 1875 3S
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Notice of Dissolution.
April 8, 1875

The copartnership of BARR, WATSON &
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The remaining stock of goods boing purchased
by W. b. Watson and w. G. Watson, which
will be sold out at the old stand, under the firm
name of w. 3. Watson & Co.
w. +. BARR,
d. S. WATSON,
w. b. WATSON,
w. G. WATSON.
April Z, 1875 80
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against tho
Estate of William Long, deceased are hereby
required to present them within the time re-
ouired by law, else their claims will DO barred.
Also, all persons indebted to said Estate will
come forward and make payment to
HENRY LONG, Administrator.
March 25, 1875 ;}6 A.
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HERE IT is, APRIL, 1875.

Many persons haze paid for pyevious gears Hon. m the
do erpec5 get more credit for S"Hphes and n,lt d M h
ve Keep going unless you payus You he'd better come
along and dar o duty and die eGy f ,s Some cnG @2a M I ys
kow how ay ve hate to trouble you with costs we still sell the
best Fertilizer good made-Me WAND0" "-wca Fee
Dollars per Ton cheaper than last year Our stocf OF mec1a0ae IS
nroe and conpe and e sell all people h0 Their
dc6ts Give us q caM Very Respectfully
BLECKLEY, BROWN & co.
S. BLECI<LH7EY
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Agentleman drove sorrowful-looking horse
into town last Saturday. and, stopping in front
of the National Bank, he requested a small boy
to hold him a moment. "Hold i'm" OK
claimed the boy. "Just lean him against the
lamp post; that'll hold i'm"
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House and Lot for Sale.

A DESIRABLE House and Lot. (formcry tho
residence of David \. Wooslson. Esq, situated
in the Southwestern portion of the Town of
Andcrson The Lot contains about one acre of
land. and on the place there is fine Orchard
and 4 rood Well of water The above proper
tv will be sold cheap for cash. For further
particulars, apply to
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Try ]. II. MCCONNELL, Auctionecr.

DY virtue Of Executions to me directed, L
ID will expose to sale on thc lh'i tioN
Nv in MAY next at Anderson Court
House the following property, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 127 acres. more or less, Situate III
lands of James Martin, Capt NJ. b. Williams.
and others. Levied on as the property. of
George Geo G. Elrod, nj the suit of l.. ~. Arnold.
Terms Cash-pnrchascr to pay extra Tor pa
pCrs. u-,, ,,.r1-l.1N
Sheriff.
Anril s 1879 ~