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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24
AT COMFY ISLAND.


Thousands OF pleasure seekers at Coney Island.
In the forenoon the weather looked quite threaten
ing nevertheless every boat and tram IRON New York
and Brooklyn landed hundreds at the various places
along the beach. Alter midday large number OF
bathers plunged int the SURF especially at Nortons,
whore increassM accommodation IN the shape OF
large number OF new bathing houses wore Tor the
first time opened to the public yester-
day. The Rosedaie and ldlewd brought I'm
mense loads Of passengers 10 this place every
hour after eleven O'clock and the weather
turned to delightful Every inch OF standing
on the large piazzas was covered with people.
chatting, laughing, bringing, singing and amusing
themselves, and the number OF happy and irolicsome
children rollicking OH the sand completed happy
picture. Vi CLANS not forgotten. Every.
body who goes Coney Island eats CLANS sort of
duty Stages wagons, buggies. all sorts OF vehicles
great demand yesterday, Tor the first tmo In
the season. take easy gong visitors from one end Of
the island 10 the other.
At Cables The throng simply immense. Tho
class Of people now visiting Coney Island Is In such
striking contrast TO what IL usod 10 be years ago.
when only roughs and rowdies made It their rendez-
vous that could not help asking whence the other
watering places draw their patronage Almost every
body worth knowing was at Coney Island yesterday.
In the evening there such rush Tor the Prospect
Park Inc boats that many feared 10 risk
their lives in the tnrong All passed oil safely and
merrily, however, and people went home the better
for thor trip
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17
HOEEA PATH

For the past week 255 bales of cotton have
been sold to our merchants......Mr. J. J..
Trussell had his hand caught in DR.. Hnd-
gems gii- and badly laceratod. but VIC are
glad to say he is now doing well.... 100, 1ie
and 100 arc the weights of three of Ander-
SON. young ladies, according to Honea Path
scales. Come and visit us again, young
ladies. the boys have promised that gates
shall not obstruct the road again, unless you
get Neutrality-suspicious. are being made by
our citizens for the mass meeting Wednes-
day, and before you go to press. Honea Path
will be crowGc: with beautiful ladies and
the red shirt Den: :ocracy-the former with
their presence and smiles cheering the latter
on to another vietoryy ..... An attempt was
made by negro to enter the store of Lee,
Sloan d Taylor last Friday night, but was
apprehended, and, after twenty -four obliga-
lions, turned loose to gather his crop.
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TowHvILLR.

AT about nino o'clock Inst Wednesday
night the citizens of this place were sudden
ly thrown into considerable excitement by
the rapid succession of some ten or twelve
pistol shota proceeding fscn. the direction
of a colored mans house in the edge of town
where "niggcr breakdown" or "shin-dig"
was in progress. AS soon as some gentlemen
could bestir themselves colored man was
discovered in {uli fight for the main street,
being closely pursued by mob of his own
color, shouting "catch him." kill him" i"
shoot the d-d rascal" and much SINH
lor language. Before many~of the citizens
could get to the scene the colored man had
taken refuge in the house of Mr.. Gaines for
whom be had worked in the early part OF
this year. He had barely passed the gate
and reached the piazza before the mob had
clambered upon the yard fence and threat
eped to go in end tcke him out Eorcibiy and
kill him. 1t was with difficulty that Air.
Gaines and oo!G.s gentlemen who had hec,.
attracted thither couid prevent them from
further attempting to carry out their threat.
The mob then declared they would follow
their would be victim TO where he lives
about mile out of town-and there kill
him before the night wore away but they
were finally induced to disperse and go
away, and Mr.. Gaines protected their in
tended VICTIM the remainder of the night.
The colored man, John Williams by name,
who had been thus violently set upon, is an
avowed Democrat OF on sminently peacea-
bic disposition but the fact of his political
nrQfarnrpnol ra,6 l., III
other colored men Of this community who
have the boldness to express their determi.
nation to vote with tho Democrats, ex-
tremely obnoxious to those of their color
who blindly persist in adhering 70 Radical.
ism. Williams had been cordially invited
to bo at the frolic, but the real purpose in
the invitation Is clearly shown by the
sequel. The other negroes charged Will
Jams with raising the difficulty and with
firing first, but tho evidence adduced at tho
preliminary examination held by Justice
w. +. NJ. FAINT refutes this. Williams is
known to be inoffensive, while the Others
are known everywhere 10 be the worst kind
OF characters-excepting one Of them, per-
haps. Williams procured warrants for tho
arrest of six Of the party that attacked him,
end they were Gil promptly brought before
Justice FAINT, who held the examination as
above stated. In default of bail tho six-
Andy Lewis, Dock Williams, Vernon Mack,
Norris Edwards, Numer Campbell and jim
Edwards-were committed to Anderson
Jail on Friday TO await for their investiga-
tion. The community is quiet. Tho oc-
currencc is regretted by the whites, though
they had no part in 1t. 1t is clearly case
OF political persecution, and Is no doubt the
of Parkers teachings. The final
result will doubtless teach the negroes the
legitimate reward of oil such dastardly at.
tempts. Our VIyE.
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Fer County Trsns,,rsr

The, friends of j. 8. ACKER place his
name before tue people of Anderson Coun-
y as suitable person to fill the Office of
county !1easurer-subject to the decision
OF tue primary election. His qualifications
lot the Office cannot DO doubted. and IL
elected and receives the appointment viii
make every effort to fulfil propariy his
trust, and attend all precincts In the County
to collect the taxes.
ine many friends or Mr.. B. C. JOHN
SON, OF Bruahy Creek Township, respect.
iuiiv nominate hin, as q suitable peF5oi, fur
the Office OF County Treasurer, and request
q iayorable consideration of his claims by
the democratic voters Of Anderson COUNTY
Ill the primary election.
:, The friends Of 8. e. MOORE, the present
county Treasurer for Anderson County. by
appointment Of Gov. Hampton, nominate
niip ior re appointment to said Office at tho
primary election, in such manner as NAV
DO determined on by the Democratic party.
MANY FRIENDS.
The name of WILLIAM McGUKIN is
presented to the people of Anderson Coun-
y rs suitable person to ill tho ofiico of
county Treasurer, subject to nomination at
the primary election as provided by the Ex-
ccutive Committee. His qualification and
fitness for the Office Is recognized by many
VINO elected him 70 the position in 1876.
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ANpshsoH,s nua1uEas nnnapa

The increased trade of Anderson during
the past few weeks has induced us to call
the attention of our readers to the firms
who advertise in the IsTELLIcENcER. and bv
reference to these columns the general pub
lie will find where they can be supplied
with the best of articles in all of the differ.
ent lines of trade. We have in Anderson a
number of large, reliable and progressive
business ,:ouses, Who are worthy of the
confidence and patronage Of the public
from Tar and near, SO that in beginning this
sketch we scarcely know where to begin.
On the southern corner of Granite Row the
firm of
DLEcKLEY, brown & co.,
the well known dry goods, grocery and
hardware merchants, have their large ard
carefully selected stock of goods which they
are selling at remarkably low prices. Tho
members of this firm are experienced mer.
chants, who give close attention to business,
and endeavor by all means within their
power 10 suit the wants OF their customers,
both in the prices of their goods and in the
quality and variety of the articles which
they keep on hand, # you, want anything
to eat or wear, or for agricultural or. house
hold purposes, YOU will be very apt to be
pleased with this house. Next we c. mo to
Mr.. A. LESSER,
who does q classified business, taking dry
goods as his special line. Though a a;young
merchant, he keeps large and well selected
stock Of goods, and strives to please ell who
trade with him. Mr.. Lesser is an accom-
modating and polite merchant, so that his
customers may rely upon courteous treat
ment, good articles and low prices, He
has o,!y bce;; IL business by himself about
six months, but was raised merchant, and
unde. e.stands his business. He has already
hui,s up largo trade. Going on up Granite
Row we como to the old and reliable firm
OF ttI 5s2 5ss~N
A. D. rowErs & co.,
the senior momber ofwhich has been known
as an upright and excellent business man,
in anderson for more than twenty-five year,.
and the junior, Mr.. ]. w. Todd, hns proven
himself worthy 10 DO associated ia this
fifin. They keep fun assortment OF dry.
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.s.F9f+f If
The Woman who rejoices in salad and ice
cream, hot cakes and warm pio;
lsc IF
The Student who eats hastily and sits
down at once to active mental labor;
The Business Man who bolts his food in
eager haste and hurries to his counting
room ); .' e,lg
The Hard Dfinker could look ct the deli.
cate glands, swollen and featered with dis.
ease that CAUSE the throbhing brain;
IL
The Lawyer, the Minister, the Merchant,
and all who lead sedentary lives and are
subject to Dyspepsia or indigestion, Consti.
patton and Headache;
If
These only knew what A-ERRELr's HRfr-
TINE FOR THg LIVER will do for their relief.
and how quickly It cures--there wouid,be
much less sufietirg tlian at present :
The great Liver nfedicines for sale bv
6inipsoT, Reid q Co,
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goods, groceries, hardware, &C., which are
of the best quality of goods, and are sold at
prices to suit the times. If you wish car
pet, they, have y patent exhibitor, with o
large number of samples. which they can
display and sell to the advantage of their
customers. They have an extensive trade,
and are highly esteemed ~ their customers.
Next yva come 10 the ar.n &C
wILHtTE & WILLIAMS
VINO keep one OF the iine drug stores of
which the town of Anderson boasts. In it
will be found everything usually kept in
first class drug stores, and all prescriptions
are prepared by experienced and intelligent
druggists. They also keep chemicals for
preparing fertilizers, &c, together with O.
large assortment oftoilet and fancy articles,
which are offered at the most reasonable
prices. Next we como to the store of
WILSON & REED, y H..
where we find C. large stock OF family gro
ceFies and heavy dry goods, crcckeryware,
hardware, DC. These gentlemen have been
In business in Anderson for ten years, dur
ing which time they have established q
reputation for fair Dealing and judgment in
business equal to any house in Anderson.
Their goods are standard, and their prices
suit tbe times, in consequence of which they
do live business.
AS our space this week is limited, we can
not conclude this sketch. but will do 80 in
the next issuc Of our reper. In the mcans
time. we bespeak for our other advertisers
who have not been mentionea liberal pat
ronnge from the public. Read our adver-
tisements, and be informed as to who are
the live and prosperous business men of
Anderson.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17
TO ADVERTISERS.
The ANDERSON INTELLIGENoE6
has reached weekly circulation of
1850

Copies, and is constantly increasing. Il
reaches every nook and corner of Anderson
County, having near 1,5o0 subscribers
within its limits.
-! Fe17so;'= contemplating contemplating advertising
are cordially invited to call and examine
our subscription book and bills for paper,
and be convinced of the truth of the above
assertion. Our terms are moderate.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17
1sRog sHop Ar YH1rR HAr1

The undersigned will reopen their Shop
for making and repairing Shoes and Boots
at White Hall on and after Monday, the
18th inst, Good material will be used by
them, and substantial, and neat work done.
The public patronage is solicited.
1e MooaHEAD & STEVENSON.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17
5oo1'S &c SHOES

NO one
US In selling Boots and Shoes of which ks
any Retail House in South Carolina comprising about 5000 pa n
oe 70 enumerate prices of this
Mems Brogana from upwards
Very fair Brogan X
Our celebrated and unequaled Tap Brogans only ST. 80
Bargains in Mems and Boys Boots,
bargains in Ladies', Misses 81 ChiIdren's Shoes
BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING
we want to sell Boots NOT
your money In every Instance we are ready al damage
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Ladies', Fine Shoes I

WTE beg to call particular attention to
wv our stock OF Ladies' SHOES and
CATERS, manufactured for us by It. Miles
d Sons and Dalsheiner Bros, Philadelphia.
Please look at our Stock before buying.
A. b. TOWERS & co.
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Oct 1o
Hardwaral

nUR Stock OF HARDWARE cannot be
" excclled in the Town Tools, Locks,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Screws, Hinges
and Blacksmith's Bellows, Anyiis, Viscs'
Hammers and TonRs.
a. d. TOWERS & co.
Oct 10 10 t ~
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:; The care-woru and i'll tempered man
would. most cases. regain his elasticity of
temper, and increase nis capacity for work,
by making free use Of DIR. Hartef'g Liver
P;..s- FoT ss!e hy ell druggists. 1872
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Clothing ! Furnishing Goods.

In this Department we have by far the
largest stock in anderson, and as for
prices, como ard see for yourselves.
Good unlaundried Shirts, full made,
65c. each.
Best Shirt, Wamautta Muslin, 2iOo
Linen bosom, 9Oc. each.
These Goods are much below their
value.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17
NOTICE. CHANGERS.

All those who have ordered Acid Phos-
phAte for sheir Wheat this Fell, will please
come and get 1t at once, the same being in
store now. m tgT :
1872 w. w. RUSSELL.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17
j. q. DOUTHIT, President,
w. Z. MCLEEs, Secretary.

We assure our readers that a SUNNY of
Ur. Harter's Medicines kept constantly In
the house, to be used according to dfrec-
tions when illness appears, will prove the
best investment that could be made. For
sale by all druggists. 1879
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17

The McSmith Music House sells the same
organ as the Waters Organ. Look at the
prices: a beautiful 0 stop for s57; A beau
- ia aton S1aEip1 dq l StOp %s for $5 A magnificent
little sut, etsees;ssss agents. We IIiean business ana
no mDtake. 13-2
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Towers PIowl

WTE are now prepared to sell this cello
wv brated PL0W at low prices. we
warrant these Plows to give satisfnstiop. or
no sale. Turning Plow, complete, sf75.
Plow Stock, $3.50. !.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17

The County Fair will open next Wednos-
day morning at 10 o'clock, and from the
present prospects the exhibition will be
good one.
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ELAN N ELS & LIN INT D11SS;EYS.
We have larger stock of these Goods,
at lower prices, than ever before, and as
all our friends need more or less of these
goods, we offer them at prices which will
commend them to the closest buyers.
DRESS GOODS.
We propose paying the same special
attention to this Department in the fu-
ture rs In the pest. and we ahall more
than ever endeavor to sell Dress Goods
at lowest City prices.
Very desirable Dress Goods ut 10c. q
yard.
Solid Worsteds, al new shades. lEc.
Latest etyles of Choice Fencles f.en
25c. to 60c.
BARGAINS /! BARGAINS f!
In Black Alpacas, Cashmeres, Canton
Cloths, Silks. &C., &c.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs.

We have e larger stock of Hemp, In.
grain, Imperial and 2-ply Carpets than
ever before, and as we buy them by the
piece, direct from the manufacturers, We
can sell them without first charging you
the profit of middle man.
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Jeans and Oassineres.

Jeans and Cassineres.
We have about zoe pieces of Jeans and
Oassimeres now on hand, and intend of.
fering them ae prices which will soon
force us border more.
: II you want anything in this line, you
can save money by patronizing us.
NOVELTIES.
Under this heading we place an i'm
nlense stock of
SILK Ties and Handkerchief,
Lace scarfs. Dress Trimmings,
Lacea and Embroideries,
Belts and Velvet Bags,
Knchingss Collars and Cuffs,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
cell tea anve a. bgo bgaGa rras of all and
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Seeds! I!
Groceries.

iCAUR line OF FAMILY GROCERIES Is
~ complete. Fine TEAS, viz. Gunpow-
der Young Tyson. Oolong and English
4. B. TOWERS & co.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
IrHna ev ENYEaFAg.


 Califgrnia Wine at sliryoek 6 Hise's.
 Milwaukee Lager Beer at B. weisI6 Co.'s. Bargains in Blankets at shryock < iiiss's. For anything you want go to B. weisl < Co.'S.
 The best California Bacon at El;su 6 Baiisy's.
 A new invoice of choice Cigars at B. Weisl < Co.'s.
 A fine lot of shswIs and Bianlets at ?. Weisl & Co.'s.
 Don't forget that London Pols Als and siolt at EATON & BAILEY's.
 Do not isn to see that new invoice Of Ladies shawls at Losoa q Ieilsg's
 You always get sqpsre deal and your money worth al E. Neil 6 Co.'S.
 Col 5. weisl < Gus for good Whisky, Run, Gin, Wine and Case Liquors.
 If you want pair Of Boots worth your money, get them at Eaton ss Bailey7s.
 Eaton 6 Bailey keep the best Hats ever offered in Globe, and sell the cheapest
 Forty thousand pounds of freight received within the last two weeks by B. Weisl < Co.
 Go to the Pioneer Drug Store and buy your Christmas Presents, before they are all gone.
 Just received at She Pioneer Drug Store a large assortment of Nuts, Candies, Toys. etc, etc.
 Amafo~ 4 BEaugsg, at the Q. K Corral and Feed Stable, take good care of all stock left in their care.
 Fifgeen thousand White Men Cigars at shryoek { Hisea- Don't fail to try them. Very cheap by the 100 or less.
 The delinquent day of the Geasral Ro5esf 1z7en Sagsr AiaiAg Company has Jeea post- goae8 until December {, 1878.
 Deputy sberiT George B. shepard wilipay liberal reward to tbe finder on return Of Il Heavy Cold Ring. inscribed with square and compass aud bible on top.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28

v F Vail, appellant Cases came on regularly to be heard on appeal, argued. submitted and taken under advisement by tine coart
 James Hamilton ys. c. H. HoH- man, appellant. Hearing of this case resumed, appellant moved for s continuance, and hearing ordered con nnned unul tomorrow
 M. " Bremen ys. B. r. Knox & Go. On motion of plainlia case or iereI lismssed
 J D Reymers vs Wana Whata s II Co. Case ordered placed on she calendar
 P \ Brown vas adlnitts,lfo prae- tice as an attorney.
 NOVEMBER 2ZD.
 E. F. Pomeroy and George l.. Wratton were admitted to practice.
 A. G Pendlelon vs. Ed Field. appellant. Ordered by the court that tue judgment of the lower court be .eyersed and case dismissed.
 PercIval Sloekman vs. G 4. Swa- sey, appellant Appellant allowed so withdraw papers on hle m this lse
 Territory of Arizona ys. Acario Vslencio Tine for sentence con ,inued unal the z6th of November, sF 10 a. n
 NOVEMBER 23D.
 M. J Logan gs. J J. Yosburgh. Demurrer In this ease sustained, aua plainua allowed to amend.
 Williams < Gabriel Ys. Silver Kng South N Go, appellants Ordered 5y court that attachment in tle case be dischargsd.
 Sol. Sshal.z vs. Sol. Mand. The demurrer iD this case was sustained, aud tho plaintiff allowed to amend
 J c Mcintosh vs Blue Bird M Co Ordered by the court ibat new ,riai be granted
 J P. Cooyer vs. Shryock $ Hise. On motion of appellants, case dis- missed.
 Robert Robbins ys. ]. J. Deyine. Case ordered e9atluuel untl the ne1s te9ui of the d.saaet conrs.
 Ordered ghat yenUe issue for twea.y trial jurors, rerarnable Nov. z6 h, ay 10 ni-
 Coari adjourned ant uext Tues dsg tREEIhRrs.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
REREsFTER TEE BELT TgIEL BEIS- SUED oH ERIDaY N0RNIEGS.
pAF xouR rAxEst

Those owing property tax after the 9ta of December VII be returned delioqueuta poll tax after the l6.h oF December IS also delinquent. Property tax is lien on the prop erty assessel. and which hen shaH attach on the first Monday of arch,
 the aae of assessmeut snd snail not be satisdad or removed antl she taxes are pala or tho property vested aa a purchaser under & sale for taxes. For poll tax the collector may seize 50 much of every and any speeies Of property. right claim, or possession, aud sel the same to pay such poll tax and cost of seizure and sale upon g.ving II verbal uotiee au heu. previous to aoca sale Poi tx $ caliecEa5le of each ns.u iaha5iians cger tae age of teeR4y- one sAd under sixty years. Those Who have besa ealle3 rpon for tbeir lakes by the celieetm siil te wise inretmn'ng the visit. for tbe reason that the low re- qaaes on,y one demand by the coI leeser sor taxes.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
simmons.

70 kis J4fttess Cours ef -fcAfl2les Trscia.t,
 lli tss csaaf8 ef Aarteofa. 1erItogg Qf 4rt-
 >oaa. q z. Lak4e, Jasftes q zse ftass. Peter Iomphius, pialnul,
 against S1lnm0ns, Hiram Harding, ceieztant
 Tae Territory of ArizonA sends greetng to Hiram liafdlng, eesend.tiit. .--lga appearing 5y anilavit ca Heuall of tac piair-.h that after due diligence tlc SAld cclealant ctn- not be lounI, IS therefore ordered 1ns 3ou are hereby summoned to appear before me at my oiuce In Che l8wa Of sdc1iiiienyi1e, D the eounry of Maslcopa, on EAe 2lsh day of December, iSle, at 1 o'ciock D. m-, in @n ase- tion 5lyusnt sSsinst you 0y said plaiHl1 70 ans1fef tae conpialnt el loc above AEaied pial1tiA, sals act4o1 s or3uSat % rscoEcr the sula )i Eor9-lNc dDl.rs on al cxpfass eoner3tt. of 44 4snt alH oc taken asssllss yOa tor lic sai 5 ala9tat. together Wltii cos.s ol thlA siit. N you fali e 4ypear sl . 1asfs sF.
 oif1n lA1si ny land t1ls zstn day CT Ho- tesanct, io35. J. D. I..AItt A
 Justice of the Peace ot sali l'secinct.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
KEaAoNAI.

A. Y. F iris has gane to Silver C.ty New M,xco.
 Messrs Bslay and Lohmsb, oT Mesiila, left for home Tuesday.
 George L. Turner Sr.. bas been sppolntel deputy ' 5. Collector
 Mr. 0t. of Tucson is here iayes- tgauhg matters pa at8mng e gac lugeli.al Reyenue. ile reports hfn- oar merchants and saloon men.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Public Vendue.

A brown horse, branded II on left shoul- der, and Mexican brand on left thigh collar and saddle marks; white spccs on right eye bali; l4 hands high, aud ninc years old. which was seized upon complaint before G. A. swasey, Justice Of she Peace, eiila town shlp Final county, November itl, lslG, as ssoien property. and said horse moi having been reclaimed by the owner thereof, { therefore in compliance wlta law as.FeEtiss the sa1ie 10 be s0id at public senGue t0 the highest bidder. in the town of Globe Pinal couaty, Arizona, on Friday, December zg, le.S, at 70 o'clock a. m., to pay costs and advertising same.
 GEORGE D. SHEPARD,
 27-3 Deputy Sheriff