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Important 70 Farmers.

Sloan, Lee & Taylor at the new Grocery
in Greenville, will sell Arrow Ties (no
splices) at $2.62l per bundle, and in lots at
lower figures. Bagging at low prices. Coz
ton bought at best market prices. 10-2
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NOTTnE

rs hereby given that an application will
Il be made 10 the next session oE the Leg
islature 10 amend the Charter of the Savan-
nah Valley Railroad, or for q new Charter.
JAMES NJ. LATIMER, Sr.
Sept 49, 1877 0 SIM
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The reputation it has attained, In
consequences of the marvellous cnres 1t
has produced during the last naIT CEN
tury, Is O sufficient assurance to the
public that 1t will continue to realize
the happiest results that can be desired.
In almost every section or country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs,
ijy It's ;2se. ali wiits hsve tried sE aa-
knowledge its superiority; and where
Its virtues are known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to re-
licye the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. Cherry PFC
ToRAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures of tho milder va
ricties OF bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases OF the
lungs. ssr'
AS O safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which heset
the Throat and Chest of Childhood, it
Is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudeS are rescued und restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends as
every trial, rs the cures 1t Is constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with
out it, anu iiioso Who iiaru once iised
1t never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe 1t, and Clergymen
often recommend 1t from their knowl-
edge Of lis effects. i.
PREPARED NJ '
Dr.. }. c: AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass, !,
Practical and AEaEytioai Chszalsta.
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL 7!

RAILROADS have reduced hts
We determined not
N - N'o1'
5000 pairs Mems Women and Childrn HcEs
or buy Goods
It, Bring " - 80 i"' ~ e0Oi
Anderson. s. G so0. 9 1877 RLEcKLEY. BROWN & CO. :
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ANOTHER GENERAL REFLECTION I'm PRTC]
nderson Che Cheapest Furniture Market in the 81
PRICES THAT DEFY coRaPg-reTsoes /!

Of
utsof
-
fom$ 5Oupward
GOOD COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
Good Washsnd with reduce +
shed
% liz
and he will -
DeSoott Street AWSa1on SSannnn xsc
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-27

We clip the following from the Geneva
IN. " Gazette, knowing that it viii! be read
with great pleasure by the subscribers to the
1NTELLIaENcER, as the gentleman of whom
1t speaks has very many friends in this
County. who nre always pleased to hear the
compliments which arc paid to him:
Hon. B. F. Crayton, of Anderson, South
Carolina, has been visiting in Geneva, q
welcome guest at the home of John 3.
Dixon. His reception among our people
has been most cordial. His State could not
have better representative among us, as
he is we'll advised on ali branches OF indus
try-in farming, mechanics, on fruits and
flowers, grain and stock raising, &C. Two
days this week he has been in attendance at
the State Fair ut Rochester, guest of the
President and Executive Committee of the
Society through introduction by ex-Presi-
dent James 0. Sheldon and Mr. Robert J.
Swan. He infinitely examined every article
coming unGer his immediate observation,
spending hours among the live stock, in the
fruit and grain departments, and the floral
exhibitions. The show is very fine one,
which Mr.. Crayton fully appreciated. He
will probably return to his Southern homo
early next week; We hope to see him of,e,
among us.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-27
RAILROAD NEEr1ua AT u1Lronp,s

In accordance with the resolution of the
Railroad Convention. Hon. James M. Lati-
mer, the President Of the Anderson and Au-
gusta Railroad, has called q mass meeting
of the friends of the enterprise, to be held at
Milford's Store, in this County, on Satur-
day the 9Th of October sioS.. Z: &: c..-:.c..,,;
desired that all the citizens within reach of
tho meeting will be present, as the enter
Prise proposed is of the uttermost interest
to every citizen of that portion of our
County. The several committees appointed
along the line cf the road are expected to
report their progress at this meeting, and
speeches may be expected from Hon. J.
Bradley, of Abbeville, DIR. w. c. Brown, of
Beiton, Col. e. NJ. Rucker, E. 2. Murray
and Others, upon the subject of the proposed
road. The meeting will be opened at IL
o'clock in the morning, and the ladies are
also respectfully invited to attend. This
meeting will be followed by another at
Sherards Store, the time and particulars of
which will be announced at the meeting
next week. Let every one attend these
mass meetings, and thereby encourage this
great enterprise in its inception.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-27

What is more common or distressing than
agbilious attack? Who Is not familiar with
the well.known symptoms? Oppression
across the Stomach and Chest, Low Spirits,
Restlessness, Gloominess of mind, Weak.
ance of s;.e Skin, Yellow Tinge Of the
Whites of the Eyes, Loss OF Appetite, and
Costiveness. Simmons Hepatic Compound
will cure'yeu. Try 1t. III
From James s.. Martin, of firm of Martin
& Mood, grocers, Charleston, s. c.;
CHARLESTON, s. C.
/ have used Simmons Hepatic Com
pound" for the past two years in my family,
and connider 1t one of the best Patent Med
icinee w have ever used, and believe it to
be oil that is claimed for 1t. -sr}
JAS. s. MARTIN.
For sale at Wholesale and retail by SNIP
SON, REID g. CO., Anderson, S. c. Dowie
Noise, Proprietors, Charleston, s. G..
July 8, 1877 81 6m
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REAL ESTATE NOTICE

SOLD pY ALL p=.voo1srs EvEaxwBrnr.
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Thomas c. Cover, Plaintiff, vs.. J. f. Gieer.
9efe.dant.-Judguuem for foreclosure Real
pr0Dcrfu
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
The Penalty.

Some Of those who arc obsIructing
the running Of railroad trains By those
who own them, may be interested in
discovering that they arc placing them.
selves in fair way Of getting situa-
ton in tho State Pcn;tGniiary from
which they may not strike at will.
by turning TO page 234 Of the bound
volume Of the Acts Of the Legislature
for 1872 $, (chap. S., see. $50, they
will GrL il to read az follows:
"G3. Ifany person shall, while III
charge ola locomotive engine upon
the railroad Of any corporation, or
while acting as the conductor Of any
car or train Of cars on any such rail.
road, be intoxicated, he shall be Deem
cd guilty CT q r&isieMcanor, aud upon
conviction thereof shall be fined not OK.
cceling five hundred dollars; and any
person who shall wiIfully or unlawful
ly do or cause to be done any act or
acts whatever, Whereby any building,
construction or work of any such cor
poration, or any engines, machines or
structures, Or any matter or thing ap-
pertaining to the same, shall 10 stopped
Distracted, impaired, weakened, injur-
cd or destroyed. tue person or persons
offending shall BIO guilty Of felony
and upon convistion thereof shall be
confined in the penitcntiary not more
than ten years. or fined not moro than
one thousand dollars, or both, in TIL
discretion Of the jury; and if the dcatl
of any person occur in consequence 0
such obstruction, the person creating
such obstruction, shal! be, on convic
tion thereof, deemed guilty Ofmurdcr.
IIhceliag Rcyis'cr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
COMMENTS UE TIE PRESS on
TIE LATE RIOTS.
Tile Case In u Eatshrll.

From the Cincinnati Times.
We will grant, tkcr, that the bur.
den Of the reduction was greater than
ought tO haze bcea placed upon them
aud their families. They struck,
making war on the part of labor
against capital. Eat there we're other
laborc's, hosts Of them, whose families
were i'll even wo:Sc cead;riop than
these Of the strikers who have been
upon the reduced wagcs-mep who
were earning uOthing-sncn who could
find no work lo: wiling hands They
stood ready to ccccr! tho reduced
wages the Others Lad refused. But,
As they stepped forward, tho fury of
thu strikers was turned upon them.
What have We then? 1t is no longer
q war Of labor Upon cap:Ial-it is a
war Of labor upon labor. It is poor
men, who arc distressed for their fami-
lies, opposing those whose families are
even more distressed. Then came the
interference Of the authvIi:ies-ap
interference SO weak, SO tardy, SO
Inefficient, that it but uursCd the flame
into conlugrstion-it carried the
disturbance clear out Of !hc hands OF
tho instigators into those Of . mob.
Our concern is not now With til: rights
OF wrongs Of the strikers. This alTair
has grown from y labor strike to
so'ilastic rebellion against Law and
order-a war against tho rights Of
property aud CT persons There it
sill be met Gad turned back by the
solid wal! of Orlcr-lOYing citizens who
are still, fortunately for us, vastly in
'Ac m'jori'y. The very excess Of the
riot reacts, TOO. agaius, themselves and
coward order.
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a rev "pERTISESr FONTS. =

a FEW "pERTISEST FONTS"
rEom the Chicago Tribune
The ret rcsu!, Of tho Pittsburgh mob !
bra"c work, then, is tue Iilling of the
j4ils and pcuiteptiariss, and an increase
Of the taxes. 1t was costly days
work; where is the gain! Is there u
la6oFiug man in this city, or in the
world, who can indicate a single com.
p!asatiou for the horror that has been
visited upon the country. "
Who is the gradual. Of West point in
charge Of the Pittsburgh Arsenal the
man who slammed the gates in the IA.
ccs Of the flying Philadelphia militia
1t is impvEtan: that hi5 crguomenal
advantages be LANDED down to posteyity
even though through the records Of Il
drum.hcal cour: marital. i; y $
Geu. Pearson hes not been heard from,
and it is supposed he has gone to Phil
adeIphia. 1t is proposed to try hinI
for murder, as, they say, under his
order the militia tired on tho mob.
Perhaps things might be eIualized u
little by seuding Pittsburgh troops to
Philadelphia With warrant for lin.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
WHO PAYS TIE DiLL !

from the Philadelphia Pres;
1t is not merely capital tia: is j:Op.
aFlizcd BY such outbreaks. Ii they
occur o. account Of the inability Of the
civil authorities to suppress q EiOtOus
demonstration, every taxpayer must
help to liqudato tue bill CT damages,
and in modern civilization taxpayers
m:an not only people who own or rent
houses, but every man who earns an
honest living. Tho burning Of bridges
depOts, cars and locomotives by Rob
is therefore q direct act of hostility to
the entire community in which such
havoc occurs. Philadelphia bad a
painful lesson en- this subject aticr ;he
riots of 1911, VIXEN our own courts
justly dccreGl that she should pay the
cost Of the churches an uncomfortable
mob had destroyed.
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FEoa the philadelphia Bulletin.
We have no sympathy with tho sen
timcnt which expresses regret that til.
military ct several points should have
Tired at rioters who were installing them
with missiles. They represented law
aud order; they were performing dit,
Gcult and mos; unpleasant: duty; til,
man who struck ut them q murdcrou.
blow was an enemy OF society aud The
public peace, aud he deserved 10 b,
shot down like Il dog. That is tLs
common sense Of tho matter without
the poetry. II innocen: people have
been hurt, they have suffered from
their own folly. But u man who stands
amid u crowd Of rioters as aG idle spec
tatVf is not wholly Innocent. lie las
no right to occupy such o position.
by bis presence be swelIs tho tumult,
hU gives to a certain extent aid mud
comfort to The. law breakers, md he
shares voluntarily the risks that they
run. There is no possibility that dis.
tiuctiOus shall be made, aud none
ought to 10 made.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
Double Dealing.

The advocates Of Charleston tell the
people Of the State tina! Charleston has
4 capitol building which shO will fur.
nish for the use Of the State free Of
cost. The Capital Committee Of Char.
lesion; III an address to the people d
knnawhs county congratulate them
upon tho fact that ono Of the benefits
to accrue to thea FROM location Of the
Capital there, will be the immediate
expenditure Of ify thousand dollars
appropriated by the STATE lust winter,
to commence the erection Of u perma.
ucnt Capitol.
Remember The election comes of Oh
the It'll Of August.
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DO w WITH "EIHd MOL

From tic St. Louis Republican.
Whatever may be the grievances
complained of, the fact that violence,
iacenliaFisn and wilful destruction Of
property arc the instruments of urging
tho cause of tho aggrieycl dcbar:
thcm from all support or sympathy
The sole question is whether ours is {
government Of law, and whether city Gu.
are to be secure in their lives arc
property. Let mob rule oucO prevail
and the end cannot be forscen.
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From lie New Yoak Herald.

From lie New Yoak Herald.
l:raiIroad men only refuse their
services the responsibility would fall
upon the company OF continuing the
traffic; but if they refuse to labor and
resist, with violence, the operation Of
the road, cnlcayOr to drive away b.
intimidation men who arc ready to
take their places, then, in fOo!isl.
assertion Of their oHu cause, they
make open war upon tho interests OIL
the public at large, aud they can only
expect that an intelligent public opiu'
Jon will protest against their acts.
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uly.lw

West Virginia To.wIt:
At Rules held in The Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the Grsi
Monday in July, 1871.
Lurius S. Comstock and Ann Moore, .
Ys.
james u. Camps Administrator, md others
rpOS A nILL Op agvwOH ~ cnAXcERY.
The object of this suit is 10 enforce II
Judgment lien, Or the lands belonging to
Jalues N. Camp Mt the time Of his death.
And it appearing by affidavit fled that
Tie defendants Robert Erwin, William l..
Anderson and Elizabeth F., his wife, are
non-rcsidents Of the State Of West Virginia,
md they not appearing, IT is ordered that
they DO appear here at rules to be held in
the Clerks Office Of The said COuft, on the
first Monday in August next, and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in said
suit. TrsIe:
W. II. yIRNE, Clerk,
J. NJ. Bennett, pa july7iw
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'scmblagcs. Severe measures arc the
Most nevcifUl for everybody, for the
rioters as well as for society. Tho
movement has assumed frigh;ful pro.
portions Us manifestation Of brute
force. and TO end it, now AMI forever,
force is required force which will not
hesitate to sulite to death upon the in.
slant any scog2lgel who lays
prOEana hands upon the sacred
rights Of the people, and who
tramplcs uuler bis feet the law which
gives protection to ua and our children
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
Opinions about ClArksburg rs q
Proper point for the Capital.

lion. VIM. q. brown. Of Preston
county, writes letter OIL the Capital
question to the Kiugwool journal, in
which he sayJ:
ut is very important to tie whole
State that that ycYrl question Shout /
be settled at once. There arc few
counties more interested than ours that
Clarkskurg should be tue permanent
seat. We all understand tho impor.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Richard Battep
10
II. Q Messenger.
IN cHASCEEY.
Under decree rendered by the County
Court Of Lewis county, in this case, on tic
I'd Of April, 1877, will sell, ut public uuc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, In front Of tho
Court lIousc Of Levi, county,
On the 9Th day OfAugust, 1877.
TINT being tile first day Of the Angus, term
Ofthc County Cour, Of said county,
TWO LOTS or GROUND
in the village Of Jane Lew, in Lewis county,.
situate on the east side Of Main trcct ,brinr
lots Nos. and ,, in the rIai Of cail rillagv,
being the same Conveyed by Richard Ga,,en
and wife tu II. =. Messenger, By Iltet! dated
18th Of .Mrcl, 1872, ofrccouI in the Gle ks
OiIirr Of tho county court Of Lewis tJLn,v.
TEIMS:-A crcdi, of 0, IL, and Is
mon!hs-uIlr purchaser giving bonds with
good security, bearing interest from DATE.
G. J. ARNOLD, Commissioner.
June DIV
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West Virginia TO.wit

West Virginia TO.wit:
AT Rules held in tholc rii:s Office Of the
circuit court of Lewis county, Oh the Grst
Aunday'in July, 1877.
Flora anldcn, administrative of Richard P.
amden, deceased, plaintiff,
vs.
John ". Stout, Hiram Pulliam mud others,
defendants,
on An AMENDED BILL IN cllASCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 enforce tho
payment Of Judgment III favor oil the plain
tiE against John ". tout, for Sl,957 10,
with interest thereon from tile 18Th day OF
September, 1876, until paid, and Sl3 IS
costs at law, aud the costs Of this suit tue
principal and interest OfSaid Judgment hav-
Ing been retained rs n lien in deed OF con-
veyancO from the plaintiffs intcitatc, &c.,to
John ". Stout, of39G acrcs Of land on Steer
Creek, in GilmCr county, dated the 18th day
Of November, 1851 md also Il necessary
to enforce said Judgment lien against other
lauds Of said John ". tout. And /, up.
pcaring by atIldaiIt filed that defendant
Hiram pulliam Is u nonresident Of this
state, aud hc not appearing, 1t Is ordered
that lie DO appear at the clerks office Ofsaid
Iourt, ut The rules 10 BE- held therein, on the
first Monlay in August, 1871, aud do what
is necessary 10 prO:cct his interest in this
suit. Trstc:
W. Il. BYRNE, Clerk: :
]. NJ. bennett. pr juEy74w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
ANGAA MoV1GNs
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Martin Connolly

Martin Connolly
IS.
John r. Ryan and Thomas DOwrcy.
IN cuAScERY IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT or LEVI.
In pursuance Of decree in tho above
named caused, entered at the pring term,
1871, by the said Court, the undersigned
Special Commissioner, will sell at public
auction, ct the front door ofthe Court
House of Lewis county, on
Monday: August 9th, 1877,
that being the first day Of the County COur,
ofLewis county, the following described real
estate, tO-wit: A tract OF
126 ACRES OF LAND,
lying and being in the comfy of Lcwis
West Virginia, and situate on tone Lick
Run, branch of the Vest Fork River, and
the same tract Of land That was conveyed 10
Martin Connolly by Henry Pos: and WIFI,
on November 10th, 1858, and entered OF
record in the Clerks Office of Lewis county,
in deed book T., page $40. A more partic,
ular description oil the land will be found in
the papers Of the cause, evidenced by copies
Of deeds therein fled.
TERMS OF SALE.
Credit Of sixr twelve and eighteen months,
with interest FROM tue day Ufsale. Thu
purchaser will be required to give no,ca
with good personal security, and the titlo
will 10 retsiucd until the further order Of
the Court
WI. 4. LIVELY.
junc9iw Commissioner.
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VIII ycu put the Capital where it
will be forever cut of from you by
"rock.ritbed hills aacicnt as the sum
and eternal us ;hc earth, where persons
who wish to co to tue permanent sea:
Of government, from the greater por-
tiOn OF the State, havctO 60 by the
way of Washington city or Columbus,
Ohio?
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taaco and great benefit of having the
legislative, executive and highest ju-
dicial departments Of our State Gov
crnmcnt within few hours ride of
our homes. This county can give
5000 votes Oh the Capital question,
and will do it il her people cna be
made sensible Of its impo: tancc."
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jO&u + " HOLT, plaintiff,

IS.
Henry D"ughCsty, surviving partner of the
late firm Of Withcrs 4 Daugherty, John =
" Holt, administrator Of the estate of Al.
len Ballard, decreased, Samuel Martin,
James Il Cain, Alice ballard, Miater Jack.
son, Vincent Lake, Caleb BOgsrss and
William Z Lively, Commissioners, John
S withcrs, administrator Of Henry II
Withers, deceased, John S Wit',ers, Fin.
ma Ni,hers, Herbert II. WitaCrS and Dor
cas- D Withrrs, defendants.
You arc hereby otiiicd that have fixed
upon the 18th day OF August, 1871, Mt my
Office in the town Of Chenille, to execute the
Order Of reference made on the 18th day OF
March, 1871, in two certain clIancrry suits
pending in said Court, in which You are
parties plaintiffs and defendants, and in
which am directed 10 ascertain nul report
First, all the valid liens upon the proper.
,y liz the bills and proceedings mentioned,
the amounts and character thereof 10 whom
coming, and the order ant rtioritcs of the
same, second, any other pertinent matter
deemed proper by myself, or which, being
pertinent, may be required BY the parties or
any of thea. And 1t was further provided
that publication Of this notice once . week
for four successive week., in some convent
ent newspaper, should he equivalent 10 per-
son"l service Of the same pom the parties OR
any Of them And that will continue the
same from day TO lay until nIY report shall
be completed.
Given under my hand,ns Commissioner OIL
said Court, the day and year first aforesaid
MILTON NORRIS,
uly,lw Commissioner.
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'ANGAA MOTIcEs'
CH.lNCERI SALE OF
$50 Acres OF land on Wal
nut Fork Of Fink's
Greek, in Lewis
County.

Greed z. Grant aud Jim. Z. Arnold.
W
William C. Marsh.
DECREE IN COUNTY corRr or LEWIS COUNTY
RENDERED 3is9 OF NAY, 1877.
By virtue OF the above reci!rL decree |
will, rs Commissioner, sell the
$50 ACRES OF LAND
therein named Oh the FIRST day o. the August
County curt ncxt for Lewis county, in
front OF the Court Elou;c ofsaiG county, to
the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE.
a credit oEG, y end 10 months will be
given, the purchaser giving bond and good
security 70 be on interest from day Of sale
GEORGE j, ARNOLD,
june30 :lw Commissioner.
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149,700 Acres. of
u axiom County z.a,lls 70
Sale.

y. ". Ross, plaintiff,
Stephen Il. Name, defendant
And
William lIelmick, plaintiff,
Stephen X. Kane, DEFENDANT
David =. Moore, plaintiff
| vS.
tcphca X. Kane, defendant.
IL CnAScERY.
Pursuant 10 II decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court of Baxtun county, Mt tho
March tenn thereof, 1874 in ,liqse three
causes The undersigned, rs Special Commits
sionc'G for that purpose appointed, will pro.
recd, in front Of tho Court House door Of
said county, on the
18th day Of August. 1877,
that heIng the Grst day Of tic August term
of said Court for sail county, to sell ut pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, the two
tracts of hind in tho hill md proceedings OF
said cause! mentioned. Ono Of Which tracts
cOnulinS
90,70O ACRES,
the other
$4,000 ACRES,
|
situate In Tho counties of!IrlxtOn, Nichola4
and Webster, hut particularly In Braxtun
oun'y, and adjoining each other, aud on
both sides Of Elk river.
TERMS VI SALE.
For cash iii hand to pay tho costs Of these
suits and expense orsalc. The residue on II
credit ofG, |. md Is months, taking from,
the purchaser, or purchasers, notes bcariuE
interest from date, with good personal 80.
cnrityr and retaining lien on the lund ~ IL
further security.
N. NJ. BENNETT,
NJ. L. FRAME,
Special Commissioners.
JunelG Nv