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63. 906 14,2O6 15l, s55 go
5t.023 6.s37 l32.55S zoos
117.nl9 2l.if3 2S4,3i3 2,76j
1890 $3.50 SO.iiO go
1o1.123 1908 2o4, DOB 2,035
I02,397 $3.50 203, 7tiy AN
lj6.lN 1926 al, 100 IL, o3o

Comparing with stock Juns -
Rcccp.ia iicfcs. Market dali At ,o,s.
for primo city and ioc. tor prime Western.
steady Sales about 5000 lbs. NJ l5i6c &C. Tor
prime. mostly 1t 10.
100 bbls. sold vt - IL asi ii's
FgEIGnTS HATES were -rHy unchanged and quite
demand prevailed Tor petroleum vessels. En-
gagements- Liverpool per steam, 500 bu, hes
gast EVENING" st I'd 70 London per steam l,sD bbis
at0d 10 BRISTOL per steam ~ 900 bushels
G1t To Glasgow. per steam, 1909 bushels grain ~ "a
quarters grain at IS 10. Italian bark recently from
Philadelphia 20 Cork for orders with 32D qna grnin
refined petroleum NJ :2i.c Italian bark
nsnss :" nsoss E aa1 so ANA Is
Italian bark, hence TO trieste With 3oVO bbls. refined
petroenm NJ 5s Norwegian bark hence 10 Cronttadt
with 1904 bbis do ~ ~ I'd british brig, hence to
direct United Kingdom. with ZOO bbs DO at H.
French Dark hence Newcastle, with 800 Dbls do Is
hence Java, with III 90 cases refined petroleum c
This is tho cargo uIso ,casrs) referred to In our
Spanish ports. with 1000 refined petroleum NJ
BE British brig. hence with $500 cases do
we an bark from baltimore to the Baltic with 1870
bbis. do. at A. sd swedish bark hence to in
British BRIG hcncs 10 Corfu. Patras with 1000 cases
refined petroleum at ~ Norwegian bark. ir"m bal"
sss 70 hsnse w direct pss %o =" "a 5I
do. ss. i'd. July 10 clearance; u Norwegian BARK
reported from rhiiadslphia TO the Baltic with
arrive) reported with 1900 bbs refined petroleum.,
hence TO Bremen at IS 3D. clearance 10th OF August
American sho Java with 1000 refined 20
tro private terms Italian bark from rniiads
pbis Venice with 1900 do !, july 10 clear
mnce; Norwegian bark from Philadelphia TO Eisnorc
Tor orders 10 the G-rmnn Baltic with 400 bor. de-
Is bu July rs clear Norwegian bark hence to the
centiyJ hence Lisbon with $3.50 and ob ys.
fined petroleum private terms; Norwegian bark with
1000 bbs naval stores iron Charleston TO Cork Tor orders
private terms
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SALES AFTER CALL
100 shs Moose ,.....sU. So t...l.r - ~.
MEMORANDA.
Tho Secretary Of tho Moose Mining Company says
the second GLASS taken during first six days
OF Juno averaged 1879 Of silver to the ton and
yielded gross receipt OF $1,000 giving total YIELD
with $6,ss3 nrs class ore, Of sl3Ss3, exclusive OF
third and fourth class ore One hundred men are en-
ployed in the mines.
Tho National Bank Of the State OF Missouri 10 re-
ported to have suspended to-day; liabilities assess.
ments not yet made public.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railway
Company win advertise this afternoon the sale Of
los, 900 tons Of coal next Wednesday.
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THE DRY GOODS BANK RUMOR

There was = rumor s1oat IN sns lower part Of the
city yesterday and the day bsors che effect thai the
Dry Goods Bank, No 81 Broadway, was about to sus-
pend payment A HERALD reporter called on Prcsi.
dent Brlniral yesterday noon 10 learn whether the
port uad any foundation IN fact but Mas assured thus
il was utterly groundless. the fact that there
general duiDess IN tho banking business especially
among the younger institutions, ne said, may have
gwen to the rumor, but IN The case OF zoe Dry
4, oods BANK IL Was wholly tnlse
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THE HONEY MARKET.

The money market was easy again to-day, money on
call lending easily At a per cent. The f,llowing
the rates Of exchange Now York al tho UNDER
mentioned cities to-day:-Savannah, buyirg 316 sell.
Ing $40; Charleston, comparatively easy, }. q x
premium; New Orleans. commercial par, bank u;
cIncinnati quiet and steady, Buying par selling l-l0
st. LOUIS 30 premium, and Chicago, 70 a 80 premium.
Foreign exchange Was nrm, with actual business al
4s7 a4s7I Tor bankers sixty day sterling and l. So.
a4soH Tor demand. Tho latest quotations Tor NOR.
camille pa per are as tOllows:--
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,. June ~, 1871
prrrtprs ron run NAYS

Iot.ls........... iold 1921 s,52i ,,o,7
ss' run p stsefs @ e ana ,s s's. .
I" asrSs s"4y herds rIse, 1--WE, were h. per d.
street yard. T. = Eastman sd Tor .cil y e,s a9reea
lb eht ~, cw,. 81 ,nos st,cr, a, ~ ii4,e
c Weight nss su eva IS n" as per-
H. weight =. evil. scant - Illinois steers 81 l2isc
fi6gs .,eef. ios. lie psrG. ~slsssai ers i: j.
Enrehara sold i"s .phn rnopg:on = illinois steers q
pes b., weight "a cwt Tor 4. n Monroe 80 Illinois
s% Con g. 6 per 3d. s so tor G e ' f so ~f
as ss s s.SH ss ii ssy o Y ias I
per b. Weights cw: for Ma'ues - ohio steer, ~ re
= OHIO Ohio y, aesSs and oxen MIXED At iss isc
sss wr M s sw' o wes e@ 60 nos onG
sold Tor wai<el Alieron I6 Mssou steers NJ toc per
RS si ons .sr at % per Weight cwi r
mnync' 50 u ino. :. ,srs :, c per H. we,g
b. waxc sold Tor waixsl Aierton I5s still ed Illinois
."s os @ "ise Ohio cow % %
S s% Il o ST .s At ssr' p or s I'll ~ s
Ohio bali live weight 40 Tvs, At Ale per - q hsln
To- "s =. s i s s.ss ''' Bow = Rs"
lucky steers and oxsn mixed a iae re pc, weights
VEL "a cwi .r d. koSn - Kentucky siesr. Al ioi.c
SssSi o isfsis n s.
sill, ted Illinois steers at ne "a. i,c per .,n NJ
~ g, ws,sn ksS;5 s :;s",
and Myers Illinois steers at iOsc H.. weight sls cw,
strong: ~ Illinois iic To-, weight 10
Illinois steers At ~ tc. per lb weight va cwt. ~ Illinois
steers at 10 per To- weight ~ ewt illinois steers At
lhman I,ros i2f Chic steers At I2c IKE. per ID,
weight ia cwI 80 Ohio steers and oxen mixed 0sc.
II sc. per h.. weights AZ cwt. " y cwt.
sHsEy LAsnslrade continues firm In sheep ut &c.
AGc. H., quality generally good Lambs. on &c.
ID Of sse ne SIZE per III. Newton nomes -ola
80 Ohio sheep got 4SJ lbs NJ 5isc per H. ~ ONO
sheep wrisht 1910 lbs At - 30 per ewt II OHIO sheep.
wcipht $50 lbs, 5atc per IL IsJ ohio sheep ant
2O2D lbs &C. per ID. vsJ Virginia sheep weight 81 vlD
bs. a 5lsc: per H.. rs Virgins .1esg weigh. i7.;go
Ohio sheep. weight 1900 lbs, at sic. per 10, i59
Ohio sheer, weight I30i0 bh, ~ sac per ID. 20 Ksn.
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PniLA pELpHfA AND BALTIMORE STOCKS.
The closinr nrieas oil PhilAdslnhia alocka Maro

In Bdsmore the stock Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad, which yesterday sold high 98A, to-day
e to So sales ranging from Sc 10 So Tho stock closed
at 80 ST. in fair demand and small were offered
ut SO.
MINING SHARES
The following were the opening quotations for min
ing stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould l. Curry,
II; Savage 10; Chollar Potosi 40; Ophir. 22 Hale II
Norcross, TX; Crown Point SO; Yellow Jacket, ID;
Bclchcr, Z; Imperial, 2; Virginia Consolidated, S. Cal
iiornia 36: 0vsrman, %; Raymond Ely, w.; Eureka
G. ", 3; Best Bechcr, 20>s; Kentuck, @; Union
Consolidated, Z; Alpha, 1915; Meadow Valley, IL;
Sierra Nevada, Sjs; Mexican Is; Caledonia s. Silver
Hill, 39s Eureka Consolidated, 1877 Justice 1O Julia
Consolidated, Sh.
The sales OF mining shares In New York as officially
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The following laue shows tho opening. highest aud
laucsf nricas Of The day.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline in the
closing prices Of tho principal active stocks to-day rs
compared with those OF yesterday
ADvANCE-Pacinc Mail, y: Erie, ~; Ohios y:
Michigan Central, 4; Burlington ana QUINCY, u.
DECLSE.--Western Union, ex dividend, 3ss New
York Central, TX; Lake Suore, /; Ual0a Pacific, ex
dividend IN Northwestern preferred, Il Rock Island
i: 81. Paul, e do. preferred, u; Lackawanna, TX
Norris and Essex, 1; Delaware and Hudson, *.
CLOSING ouoTATToSs-3 r. N.
The closing quotations at three r. NJ. were as fol.
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WATER WATER (!

There are loud complaint, on the part Of passengers
at The Jersey city Terry, foo, OF Montgomery street.
tat no ws,er Is provided Ia tie Whiting room. nia
10 contrary 10 the cuaom - pscvsess vvass Daring ~
warm seAseA =
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Total. ltO Slb lNt5
Dsverod contract StO bales For future delivery
sales follows Yesterday after two y. Nuns.
2oat Gle. Jsy. 900 II 7sc. 300 at Tie LOO at
IL .sc 1900 NJ Ii.s,c september 100 at ll.soc
Ii.iSc November, IDp at I.2sc lyu II 1sc 5u at
Ii.aDc, pp at II3ic; Marcl, 100 nj Zoe losai $500
bscs. To-day up 10 two r. M.-June. 800 IL .toc..
$40 iL7Ic.. 100 AZ LOO; July. GO al
II.sDc. 5Vp Il.1ac. 400 ut ii.7.,c. 3D Use
IDl Life. August 800 at ste 2uyi ~ ~ sc
IIbnc 100 ~ s-c.. Sp " S1c.. LOO she.
30 at lI.Ssc,. 100 Ii.s7c., $40 iI.Ssjc.
Il.Sr. September 800 NJ IL S,c., 100 nj rsc ~
iLs4c.. 40 II see lpD ~ Isle. 100 al ~ s2c go
I1.Stc., 100 ~ 1ic October, ~ at ll5Oc. 4n
47c.. 2fU ii.+,c November, 600 iI.tic. ;D
Ii.a2c., 100 b,c. 500 1T Lille. December 100
III SIC. Total 1850 bales Grand total 2s.1DO bales
The receipts the ports wers as foaws vrston -;
New orleans 32s; aooic. 1in savannah. eOt: Charles
delphia d. Total i372 mis- day last week AZ This
aay last year. .., Total since September 3aolGII
bales TO last night Cotton cioed follows: TO
HAVE by tsc, compressed To Hamburg. by steam,
&c. compressed 10 Bremen. by steam, lBc
10 Liverpsoi. by stesm I'D o:2d by sail 40.
pressed Marwet quiet. = ~
Floun AMI tnAiS-Rece pts-Fiour. 5s22 bbIs. wheat
7242 bushels: corn meal $50 bbis. and bags; corn,
Al TDi bushels: oats III. 400 d.. and barley.
coips; harley malt 500 bushels The -four market
quiet, hut UNCHANGED There was some demand ship
ping grades stendy Tbs sales including state,
Western aud SOU hern were 12OO bbs at the annexed
atons Eye aonr quiet and steady with sales of
.p bbs Corn meni steady. with sales OF ABOUT 1000
bLls and bngs NJ nnch~nged prices Oatmeal quiet
vi ~ 81 20 Tor Western and 81 30 ~ for Ontaio.
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HAVANA MARKET.

UAVANA. dune 70, 1917.
Sugar quiet. Spanish gold, 2.5L s26 Exchnn.e Dc.
clinng; tho United states. 10 days currency to
6a 81 premium; short sight. do, I ~ premium.
London. ~. 1sla premium; Paris, 81 ~ premium
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$1,000 Dis of Col 80. SIS
5000 CHI. u A q 7's...
1890 y J Cent lst, n.
5000 NJ II 81 r CON S Z.
5000 CkRIAPac 7s..
GOO Mich Cent U.s..
1000 n y Cent 6's. 's3
1000 N Missouri LIST VI.
1000 Y Pac rs I'd 1t.
800 T. X of Mo LIST NJ.
5000 T. .FtW&C I'd. -.
5000 Z Il p con ST -.
10000 T&W con convt.
5000 M.k&Tcou 81, as.
go shs Am Dis TEL. be
80 Adams Exp. be
Grb West I'm Tel M
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovlpEscE, IL. l., Juno 20, 1877.
Print cloths market dull with light transactions, but
prices Erln ~ last quotations
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Stock (ascertained by act
nal count, including spec
ulAtIou), Jmre |. lS71,...
Receipts since the LIST OF
June
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= PER CENT LOAN.

UNDER AUTHORITY OF a contract with the sECREr ARY
OF THE TREASURY.
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THE UNDERSIGNED hereby live notice that from this
date and nntil July I6 A. they Will receive sub
scrptions for the PER CENT FCNDED LOAN OF Tuf
UNITED STAT = In denominations as stated below. Al
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN GOLD COIN.
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lO.IJ And ll:3O 4. NJ

~ $1,000 Y 5 5's. 1o.40, e. ll2ik
"a 100 Y > IS Isl. 9. -. lilh
~ 1000 Y ) On 81. r.. III
~ 1900 U y 4ts's, VI. 1O7x
1900 do .......-.bc lt'1A
"a lOUD U b IS. cur. ...bc I22sa
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THE BONDS are redeemabie after thirty years from
july 1877 and carry interest from that date. payable
quarterly and the payment taxes
duties to the United States well from any
iorm by Or ungcr state. municipal or local authority
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ntaned Good ord nary, = i6c; strict good ordinary
10 Sl6c.; low middiing, iu3tc midding IL &C.. spot
snIsx ur.rn nkEl osx -
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TUE INTEREST on tho RECONSTRUCTED STOCK will b
paid by check. issued by the TREASURER ~ TIL
UNITED STATES 10 the Of the holder nsllsd
his address The check presentation properl
ndorscd The ohccs Of the Treasurer and Assistant
nrers OF the Lnited states
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Totals. :.
Sales since the LIST OF June.

1s71....................
Comparing with stock june
~. 1876. -. ...........
Comparing with stock Juns
-. 1870 ...s,s.s.....
Comparing with stock Juns
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$1,000 Pac gold bonds.
1000 West fsc bonds

100 Pacific Of Mo LIST
loo shs Del & hudson
lUD Westeru Ilninn
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SHERIFF'S Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
William II. Perry Plaintiff, against Absalom
Blythe and Sophia F. Earle, Defendants
Judgment Of foreclosure and Sale.
DY virtue of the authority of an order,
1D made by tho Hon. r. B. Carpenter, as
Judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, dated
the Gath day Of N November, 1876, to the
Sheriffs of Greenville and Pickens Counties;
l Joab Mauldin as Sheriff of Pickens Coun>
ty, will sell to the highest bidder ct Pickens
Court House, S. O., during the legal hours
of sale, on Monday, the 7th day of January,
A. d. 1878, all of that part Of the Tract of
Land, which lies in Pickcns County, con-
tanning Three Hundred and Flfy-five a ,res,
more or less, described in the said order, to
wit:
"All that TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
lying on both sides of south Saluda River, in
the Counties of Greenville and Pickens, and
adjoining lands Of the estate of Mrs. Nj. A.
Carson, J. H. Cleveland and others, con-
tanning Two Thousand Acres, more or less,
particularly described in the last Will and
Testament of Absalom Blythe, Sr., deceased
1t being the same Tract Of Land devise 4 to
Absaom Blythe by the said Absalom Blythe,
Sr., deceased.
TERMS OF SALE: One half the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, the balance upon
O credit Of twelve months from day Of sale,
with interest from date, secured by bond
and m ortgage Of the premises sold, the.pur-
chaser paying extra for all necessary papers,
and for recording the same.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.p.o.
Dec 13, 1877 IA
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colored population of tho noighbor-
hood generally. Whiskey flowed
pretty freely, and soon anumber bo-
came noisy, boistrous and quarrelsomo,
and among these was tho deceased.
AS is generally the end in ali such
cases, some must have q fight. 1t
commenced, and become general, and
during the melee Phil Hallums was
stabbed in several places. Ho was cut
on the right shoulder blade and in the
right breast, one thrust probed his
lett breast, near tho region of the
heart; this last was fatal, and the ne
gro fell, dying without q groan.-
Nothing could bo olicitcd by the Cor>
oner's inquest to fix the cutting on
any particular person with any degree
OF certainty. No one seemed to know
who did the killing Or commenced the
fuss. circumstances, however, point.
CD pretty strongly to tho guilt of
Chess Hendricks, Bill Hendricks and
John Chapel. These three were ac-
cordingly arrested on warrant from
the Coroner, and lodged IN Jail, where
they now are awaiting further develo
opments. One good old-fashion hangs
ing would, we think, have healthy
effect upon the morals and quietudo OF
our County. -.
Since writing the above We learn
that Jim Long was arrested on Tuesday
last, on warrant from Trial Justice
Taylor, charged with the killing of
Phil Hallums and was committed to
Jail. Wc learn that Al Aariail, at
whose house tho killing took place,
and who was strongly suspicioned Of
having committed tho decd, has fled
to parts unknown. Wess Hadden and
Pink Moony, witnesses in the case,
wero on the same day committed, in
default of bail.
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Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

County OF PICKENs. s as
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
Mary j. Freeman, as heirs ut law, and rs
Administrative. and Benton. s. Freeman
MS Administrator of the Personal Estate of
barney l.. Freeman, deceased, Plaintiffs.
against. ....
Mary j. Freeman, Jr., William b. Freeman,
james Is. K. Freeman, Eliza Freeman
George L. freeman, John T. FreemGn and
Lindsay Is. Freeman, Defendants.
Complaint for Partition.
DY virtue of an order, made by Hon. w.
- g. Field; Judge Of the Probate Court, in
and for the County and State aforesaid, da-
ted the 9th day Of December, 1877, to me
directcG, will sell to the highest bidder, at
public outcry, at Pickens Conrt House, on
Monday, the 7th day of January A. D. 1878,
the VALUABLE REAL ESTATE of Barney
l.. Fireman.. deceased, divided into two
tracts, to wit:
Tract No. 4,
OR THE UPPER PLACE, containing One
Hundred and Ninety-six Acres, of which
fifty>6ve acres are First Class Saluda River
Bottom Land, adjoining tract No. 2, William
Mayhield, lands Of the estate of Phillip Mar
tin, deceased and others.
Tract No. q,
OR TIE LOWER PLACE, containing Two
Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres, forty acres
OF which are First Glass Bottom Land, lying
in the fork, made by the Oolenoy and Sa-
luda Rive, adjoining Tract No, /, G. Hen
bricks, Mrs. Martin and others: sold as the
Real Estate of Barney L. Freeman, deceased,
for the payment of debts and for partition.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third the purchase
money in cash, the remaining two-thirds on
one and two years time, with interest from
date, the purchaser giving bond, with good
security ana mortgage of the premises sold,
to the Judge of Probate. and paying extra
for decd, mortgage, and for recording the
same.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.p.c.
Dec 49, 1877 II
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SEHEAEIF49S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Pickens.

county OF HlckonS.
p9 virtue Of an execution to me directed
- will sell to the highest bidder before
the Court House door. Mt Pickens G.. ii on
Saleday in January 1878, during the legal
hours of sale,
All that Tract of Land, whercon Martha
Weems now lives, containing One Hundred
and Scvcnty-six Acres, more or less, lying
on the east side Of - Mile River adjoining
lands Of estate J. B. Clayton and others;
levied OH rs the property Of a. Wcems, at
the suit of David B. Sloan, Administrator.
TERMS: Fifty dollars cash, balance on
n credit Of II months, at per cent interest,
with approved note and mortgage, 10 secure
the purchase money. Purchaser to pay ex-
ira for titles.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest of Thos
Z. Campbell, in all that tract or parcel Of
land in Pickcns County, on waters of Twelve
Mile River, containing One Hundred and
twenty-five Acres, more or less, being the
same tract of land whereon the Defendant
now resides. Sold as the property Of Thos.
Z. Campbell, at the suit Of f. l.. Garvin.
JOAB MAULDlN, s.pL.
Dec 13, 1877 II 4
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Sheriff S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs County.

Susan Trotter against Lucrela Dacus.
pY virtue Of sundry executors, to me di,
ID rected, l will expose for sale, on Salc-
day in January 1878, during the legal hours
Of sale, before the Court House door, the fol-
lowing property, to wit:
All the right title and interest of Lucrctia
Dacus, in all that Tract or Parcel of Land
containing 1875 acres more or less, being the
same tract conveyed by the heirs of Moses
Hendricks to William Dacus by deed, bear
ing date the 9th October, 1853, and record
ed in Register Mesne Conveyance Office for
Pickens County, Book "a" page 234 Sold
rs property of Lucretia Dacus at the suit Of
Susan Trotter.
ALSO,
Susan Trotter against Ansell Magill.
All the right title and interest Of Ansell
Magill, IN oil that Tract or Parcel of Land IN
said County, on waters Of Carpenters creek
containing One Hundred and Twenty-seven
Acres more or less, being the same tract
conveyed by deed from the heirs Of Moses
Hendricks to Larkin Hendricks, bearing
date the 9th October, 1858, recorded in
the Office Register Mesne Conveyance for
Pickens County, Book "A," page 234 Sold
as the property of Ansell Magil, at the suit
of Susan Trotter. ...
TERMS CASH-Purchnser to pay extra
for titles.
.o-u JoAB MAULDIN, s.r.c.
Dec IS, 1877 ID
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Our Grocery Department

is FULL AND COMPLETE, AND AT
prices as low as any other House in Pickens
County.
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Sheriff S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs County.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
l.. Ross Eaton, Petitioner, against Ephraim
B. Eaton, Joseph J. Eaton, Amanda C.
Wilson et al. Respondents.
Petition for Partition.
DY virtue of an order in the above stated
ID case, to me directed, by w. G. Field,
Judge Probate for the County and State afore.
said, dated the I'd day of November, 1877. I
will sell to the highest bidder, on Monday.
the 7th day of January next, during the legal
hours Of sale, at Pickens Court House,
A number of LOTS in lhe town Of Central,
on Air Line Railroad, in PIckens County, s.
c., advantageously situated for either bust.
ness or residences.
A description Of said Lots and Plats Of
the same will be exhibited Oh the day of
sale.
Purchasers to pay extra for all papers.
TERMS-OneNhalf cash on day of sale,
remainder on a credit of twelve months, with
interest from date. Purchasers TO give bond
and security and mortgage of promises to
secure purchase money.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.p.c.
Dec 6, 1877 l3
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IN ORDER TO RUN OUT OUR
SPRING and SUMNER STOCK, to make
room for our extensive Fall and Winter sup
plies, we offer for the next 60 days, the fol.
lowing unprecedented bargains:
Calicoes, first CLASSY IA yards to the 81 90;
Calicoes, Remnants, anything We can get for
them;
Cottonades 10, Is, 90, and 25 cents per yard;
Summer Shoes from rs cents up;
Saddles. from 1926 up;s .'~
Blind Brides, rs to $l.25;
Open Brides proportionally low;
Ready Made Clothing at 10 per cent above
cost and carriage.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-12-20
SHERIFF. SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENS

COUNTY OF PICKENs.
pY virtue of an execution to me directed.
~ will sell to the highest bidder for cash,
at Plckens Court House, in front of the
Court House steps, on Saleday in January
next, during the legal hours of sale, the
following property, to wit:
All that Piece or Tract Of Land, situate in
Ilckens County, S. c., on waters Of Eighteen
Nile creek, adjoining lands of w. G. Clayton
5. w. Clayton and others, containing One
Hundred Acres, more or less. Sold as the
property Of J. a. Boggs, at the suit of S. w.
Clayton, Assignee
At the same time and place, 500 acres of
Land on Saluda River, in Pickcns County, on
which there is II good Grist and Saw Mill,
adjoining lands of Robert Trotter, William
Mayfeld and others. Levied on as the prop-
crty Of Charles \. Carson, at the suit of DUN
eau s. Shumntc.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers TO pay extra
for titles.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, Home Shuttle
Sewing Machine; levied on rs the property of
\. j. Anderson, at the suit of 4. & +. Bacon.
ALSO,
/ will sell on the Tuesday following, at
Easley Station, l Sctt Blacksmith Tools; le
We'd on as the property of Day & Clyde, at
the suit of Cover, Cox & Ma-kiey.
TERMS CASH.
JOAD MAULDIN, s.r.C.
Dec 13, 1877 II