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The Morning herald., 1878-10-26

t&J-1 AT 0KtO DID, EHeTIH,
Sherih's offise, New Castle, October II, 1873
oeti7,
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
CITY TAXATION.

sHAnL THE BOARD OF APPoRTIoNMENT BE M
CREASED ?-MAYoR ELY's REPLY TO ASSEM-
BLYMAN FISH.
communication was recently received from Mr..
hamilton Fish. chairman OF the Assembly Commit
tee on Cities by Mayor Ely, asking the opinion Of the
latter relative TO the proposition to increase the
Der OF nembers OF the Board Of Apportionment The
Mayor has transmitted the following rcply:-
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT CRY HALL.
NEW ioRK. March 4. 1875. !
don. HAMILTON FISH, Jr, Chairman, &c. =
INV .ep anpion 90 rs to the propriesy Of
the membership OF the Board Of Estimate add APP
portionment," would respectfully shat my frat
annual message refers to this subject as foows:"It
seems to that the efficiency Of this Board might
additional member directly representing the taxable
propcrty partcu the real estate OF the CITY,"
still OF opinion think that the selected
an additional member should be whose
unembarrassed by political entangsments He should also
be whom the taxpayers generally would immedntey
recognize fitting representative OF their interests
think Board of Estimate aud Apportionment would
derive much advantage the advice assistance
OF such u member; but believe much greater good
would indirectly result to the taxpayers from the fact that
,entem in whose Judgment and honor they have I'm
plict confidence viii. be Ia position to inform them
accusations OF ncompetency and corruotton
that are frequently made against city octSis
When public mind becomes enlightened and Just
that while condemns extravaganza and dishonesty t
will also commend nd encourage efforts
promotion Of economy and ehciency we will SOON
attain condition that will be satisfactory to us all
addition Of member to the Board Will be
sufficient for all practical purposes Very sespscttry
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
THE SHEPPARD TRIAL

Tho Sheppard court martial sat again yesterday,
when counsel for tho accused Colonel continued to
adduce evidence Of tho efforts made by his client te
raise money his property or OBTAIN BY the sale Of
portions or IL enough money to pay the demand made
ON him. Several real estate agents testified that
Colonel Sheppard had instructed them TO sell portions
of his property ct low figures for this purpose, bat
the shrinkage In pricos made II impossible for them
10 do 30 at anything iiko q reasonable figure
Mr. James A. Decring, lawyer, OF No. 26l Broad
way testified that he had been employed by Colonel
Sheppard In against the city 10 obtain compen-
saton ior properly damaged In the regarding Of the
Bouleya The matter after some CONTEST, was re-
ferrcd 10 board OF revision, which fixed tue amount
OF damage at 81 400. This sum Comptroller Green
refused to pay. subsequently II was reduced to
81 OUO, but even that amount Is still unpaid.
Mr Robert II. McCurdy described Colonel Shephard's
application to him 10 raise loan on his property
through Insurance. company. In whose affairs he il
Interested Tho property bong already oncumbered
Mr.. McCurdy said tho company would not loan any
money on II. .
E. Underwood, real estate agents, testified that
Colonel Sheppard instructed them 10 prop
cry at 141st street Fifty street and they
cou ID not yet any reasonable oilers Tor It, This
about two years ago. rney said he put the prices
down low but that real estate was very much de-
pressed and buyers few Taxes and assessments,
too having remained unpaid for time tho margin
that would have been lett TO the Colonel would have
been very small II bargain wore made at unytping
Ike the prices offered. Tho will precAbiY close
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

From the Detroit Free Press, March e.
MEMBER Of tho sanitary police iorcs came across
boy the other day who was wheeling home load Of
oyster cans and bottles and curious to know what use
the lad could put thcm made direct Inquiry
ssGoing to throw them over into our back yard !"
yepliea mo buy ~ took two loads home yesterday.
aBut what DO you use 'em forY"
.Irs trick OF tho family" grinnsd the LAD.
s.Id lust as lief tell" continued the boy he spt
on his hands 10 his hold OF the barrow Woso
qo pg to have rclashuns como In from the coun-
trv We may not have much to eat, but they see
these cans bottles and boxes theJ II think we've
had isters champagne, hgs aud nuts TIL we'vc got
healthy changeI"
Ths onlcer scratched his ear like man who had
received new ideA
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owNY GEoGHEGHAN's REQUEST.

Tho runner that Owny Geosheghan was about to
pack up his traps leave Tor more congcnia rest
ing place would seem 10 be somewhat premature He
seut communication yesterday TO the District A.
orucy Tor the purpose OF asceraning whether IN the
event OF his opening respectable establishment, ne
would bo DISTURBED. Tho District Attorney did NOS
solve ha onundrum.
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!
how Derby, had resigned andhow England was.to 60.
arriod into the European Conference. "I begin 10
think now,p said the General 'lor the first ,lme
that England may 20 in" Some one proposes laugh.
insiy that toe General, who Is on his way to Turkey,
should offer the Sultan his services. "No," no said.
s.I havo done all the lighting care 10 do and the
only country l SHALL light. for is the United
States" On the 3d of February we reached Men,
phs. The minarets Of Cairo were In sight, and We
found General Stone waiting for as with relay of
attendants and donkey boys from Cairo We were
ali glad our amable and accomplished friends,
aud we had another shower Of news which came to
uso figure that is not quite original, hko rain upon
the sandy soil wo mounted for. our last slghtsoo-
ina ride on tho Nile to visit the ruins OF Memphm
and the tomb OF the sacred bulls.
rHx SACRED BULLS
II was believed tho Egyptian mythology that the
god Osiris came 10 earth and allowed himself 10 be
put to death order that tho souls OF the people
might be saved. Alter bis death there was resur.
rsction, and the immortal part OF him passed into
bul-caled Apis The bull could only be known by
certain signs written in tho sacred books and kept by
tradition. These signs were known TO the priests
When they found tho calf bearing these marks
he was icd for four months on milk In q
house facing the rising He then
brought to Memphis and lodged in a palace, and
worshipped with divine honora the people came
TO him as an oracle. When he passed through the
town he was escorted with pomp, children singing
hymns In hts honor. The greatest was taken Of
his life. Az the end Of twenty-five years, unless
raj causes intcrvened, the reign OF Apis came TO
end Another calf was found bearing the sacred
signs. The bull was marched TO tho fountain of tho
priests and drowned win ceremony. He ON
balmsd and buried IN The tombs which We
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

Now, SAM Bey Is as goal soul as ever lived, and
always trying to make everything pleasant, and
while he Is sure about donkcys, has doubts about
this splendid prancing steed. But our General Is
famous as horseman in q land famous for
horsemanship, and smilingIy says. "If can
mount horse ride him, and all the attendants
can do Is TO keep away" We set out IN procession,
our little trailing army. in its usual order Of march.
The General ahead Mrs. Grant at his him.
securely mounted on her donkey the Marquis and
Hassan near her, should evil fall. We come AFTER
taking the pace donkey gives US, having learned
how wise rs have no controversy with that useful
and wise being especially upon theme he knows so
wel the holes and dtchos and yielding sands ol
Egypt snow you will see," says Brugsch, show
beautiful the Island of PhiIm Is; how 1t nestlcs tho
trees and the temple stands out amid the craRs
hills as though nature had been the architect, not
man.n Then he told us that Ph9 quite mod.
ern placc--that tho ruins not than Two
thousand years old and that much OF tho sculpture
was tho work Of the later Roman empcrors, when
those slovony princes were tho masters OF Egypt
THIS was all tho history connected with Pniln, al
though no doubt, temple mad been built In the carly
days and destroyed, and the 10 visit was
on It's site. As Pha was on the borders of Ethiopia,
and In the vicinity Of the granite quarres which sup
piled the old monarchs with all the stone Tor their
monuments, 1t must have always been AN important
point IL was the pass through which the old nvad-
ing armies Of tho Kings passed whom they invaded
Ethiopia and brought homo the prisoners negro
,ineamc cnts we have seen traced on the monuments
elsewhere.
THE SCENE OF ANCIENT BONDAGE.
But very soon Brugsch came to us In sorrow, and
said not to sec Philse among the trees,
nesting The oragsto II from afar and journey
toward It us O temple of beauty. The Governor had
gone on, and taken another road among The aban-
doned quarros and tombs, and We nothing but
rocks aud hills gigantic masses OF granite hcaped
the plain in the volcanic time. woI We had boen
seeing SO much sand ana clay and limestone rock we
had become weary-no, will not say weary, but
SO accustomed TO tho low, soping river that
n was ike a glimpse OF homo to havo the
granite powders throwing their shadows over your
path and sometimes losing IT, SO that you had to keep
q wary eye 10 prevent your limbs bong bruised by
tho Jagged stones II looked like bit OF New Eng
land tossed into this Nile plain. The was beating
with his aamins iury, and all that was ls 70 the iadsd
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Surveyors Report.

From The Piliamston Temperance Standard.
TO the Corporators OF the Bolton, viii
lian.sten., ey Es=!eyy end French Bread vs!!-
ley Railroad.
GENTLEMEN: Having completed the
preliminary survey of the Road from
Bolton to the nearest and most eligible
point of crossing the Blue Ridge Noun
tains, ! herewith submit my report:
BY it's charter the Road is to extend
from Bolton, Anderson County, via Will
liamston, Anderson County, via Easley,
Pickens County, crossing the Atlanta
and Charlotte Air Line Railroad at that
place, thence to some point in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, at or near Sassafras
Gap, through which Broad Gauge Rail.
road may be constructed into tho Valley
of the French Broad River, in the State
of North Carolina.
The country through which the pro-
posed route is laid presents well-define6,
broad, and all ost unbroken ridge, which
form the dividing line between the tFibn-
taries OF the Savannah River on the ore
side, and the tributaries of the Saluda on
the other. Knowing the expense attend
ing the construction and repaira OF
bridges and trestles, I have endeavored
90 hold this ridge as long as practicable.
Starting at Bolton, this Liue follows
the top of ridge on which Tho main pub
lie road is now located. Six ard a hall
miles from Bslton it passes within tho
corporate limits Of Nillianiston. and
thence, still holding TIE Yidge, the cSutss
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SHERIFF,s SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDES:SsooHri CuuNTY,
In the Court ot. Common pzsa,.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
William P. Wright, Millard Wright, Feath-
erston & Brown, Plaintiffs, against Sarah
Bird, and Sarah Bird, Executrix, Defen-
dants.--Jisdgmcnt for foreclosure Of Rea!
Property. M
.RY virtue of an order to me directed by
-sp Hon. j. H. Hudson, presiding Judge
of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, will expose
to sale on the FIRST MONDAY in NO
VEMBER5 1873, at Anderson Court House,
8. c., one Tract of Land, containing seven
ty-ejght acres, lying and being in the Coun-
ty of Anderson and State of South Caro-
lima, on branches of Hen Coop Greek, wa
ters of Rocky River, bounded by land OF
Reuben Clinkscales. Estate Of Jerry Moore,
Isaac Callahan and others.
Terms OF SALE-One-half cash; ths re-
mainder on credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale-purohaser to give
bond and mortgage of the premises to Sc
cure the purchase money. Purchaser to
pay extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES II. nieCGifNsNELL nieCGifNsN
Sheriff Anderson County.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ANDERSON COUNTY.
EQf virtue of Executions to me directed.
~ Will expose to sale on the FIRST
1iONOAY in NOVEMBER, 1878, at An
Lands, to wit
CNE TRACT, known as the Todd
piace," nntain;ng 200 acres, and lying on
the main road leading from Anderson 6. III.
10 Craytonvillo and Due West, adjoining
lends Of NJ. McGee, Elizabeth Todd, r. n.
Ciinkscales, G.. g o. Mitchell and others,
which Tract Of Land has been divided into
four separate Tracts, and plats of the same
VIII be exhibited on day Of sale:
Tract No. 1, containing 81 acres.
Tract No. 2, containing r. acres.
Tract No. s, containing 81 acres.
Tract No. 4, containing 4S acres.
These are amongst the best farming lands
in the County.
Also, one Tract Of Land, containing 100
acres, which has bean divided into two
Tracts as follows:
Tract No. l, containing 92s ocres.
Tract No. 2, containing l6t acres.
Plats of the same will be exhibited On
day of sale. The above two tracts are
known as the Vincent F. Martin place, sit
uate one mile from the Court House. Pur-
chasers Will have the advantage of both a
Town and County residence, and these lands
would be valuable to PERSONS living in town
for pasturage and cultivation.
Also, one House and Lot, situate in the
Town of Anderson, containing one acre,
and known as the David A. Woodson resi-.
dence
All levied upon as the property Of G. A.
Reed, in favor of Williams, Black d Will
liams, as trustees, and others, against C. a.
Reed.
TERMS or SALE-One-third cash the re-.
mainder on credit of one and two years,
with interest, to be secured by bond and
mortgage. Purchasers to pay extra for ell
necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Oct TO- 1879 ~
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|. am, sometimes mixed with small stoHes.
Most of il can be ioosened without the
aid Of the pick or plow;
The existence of khisr Gap commonly
called Estatoel Gap seems Ia have been
comparatively unknown 20 The world,
being hidden by heavy ridge from the
inhabitants Of French Broad Y alley; and
the rugged wat-r5 OF. 1ESstatoe Valley. ard
the primitive condition of its inbabitants
proving an effectual barrier on the South
Carolina side. .siesi sish sssfsats
EsrfNATE OF ccsr.
LIST Div.--252 ids.--e5. 600 >aalb. yds.
q ..!I5 9,7E0
End Diy.--20 ms.--145, 600 cub. yds.
15c.... ........ q, 750
Srd Diy.-712i ms.-2s5, 600 cub. yds; Is
"a, 700
Y M a.sa sa5,s5o
Clearing and Grabbing, Bridge, Tres 3 S.
Ties ana Cuiverfs S20, 600
Contingent Expenses ~. 0000
,%,,,z.,;, ., 500, ,75o I
COST OF MATERIAL FOR CONSTITUTIONS.
45OG tons II. r. Iron at $40 per 7. Isl so oJo
145, ,Oa0 cross ties at $25 per hun..... S35,G COO
224eoo
Add ................ ...............-.;... 05,75O
Total Cost Of Construction. .......s $500, $50
Excepting cost of material, the use of
convict labor will lessen the estimate at
least 80 per cent. ~ liait
The estimates given above IS liable to
considerable modification in locating the
distance will be shortened materially,and
many objectionable points avoided, there
by decreasing the cost. f5 iAasa4is s,
Respectfully submitted, H.s
WIN. j. KIRK, Chief Engineer.
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Oct 10, 1878
sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANpERsON COIJETY.

PNA II Va OOO II a,
ANpKRsoN CoUNTY.
DY virtue Of various Executions To me
D directed. will expose to sale on the
First Monday In Noven ber, 1873, at Ander-
son Cou.e Mouse, the following Lots Or
Tracts OF Lar d, to wit:
Lot No. 1, in the town of Bolton, con-
tanning four acres, the same being a part of
DR.. Horizons lot, adjoining lots Of Dr.. o. 4.
Horton, the Defendants homestead and
others.
Lot No. 8, in the town of Bolton, adioin-
ing the above, containing two acres, bound
ing lands of J. N. Sutherland and others.
Lot No. 3, in the town OF Bolton, con-
tanning fifteen acres, adjoining lands of
Joel Rice, J. N. Sutherland, B. d Dean and
others.
Also, a'l Of Defendants interest In the
Mill Tract, containing one acre, more or
less. bounded by lands of the Estate of Sal
lie FAINT and DR.. w. G. Brown.
All levied upon as the property Of G. w.
Cox, in favor of Dowie & Noise and others
against G. w. Cox 6s Co.
Terms of sale-Cash. Purchaser to nav
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES Il. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Oct TO- 1873 I2
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


Il, the Probate Court.
Elizabeth Rogers, Plaintiff. against H. B.
Rogers, q. III. Rogers, Sarah Rogers, and
Others, Defendants Petition to propa iViil,
Sell Real Estate, dc.
DY virtue c. o Decretal Order in the above
I'D stated case; will sell at Anderson
c. H., s. c., on SALEDAY in NOVEM-
BER next. the following described proper
ty, as the Renl Estate of AIrs. Ann Rogers,
deceased, to vii
TRACT No. :, of the home place, con-
tanning thirty-fiye and twenty-five one hun
Anderson County, about one and one-fourth
miles west of Williamson, at the junction
of the Anderson and Five Notch Roads, ad
joining lands of g. w. Anderson and 9TH
ers. Also,
TRACT NO. 2, Of the home place, s.,u.
ate In Anderson County, on the Anderson
and Five Notch Road, about one and one
fourth miles west Of Williamston. and ad-
Joining lands of : .ompson Eogg, 8. j.
. Duckworth, and others, containing tifty-One
and one-fonrth teia) acres, moro or less.
TRACT NO. s, known as the Chesley
Rogers Tract, containing two hundred and
;ihirty-5wo l2s2} acres, more or less. situate
Road. on Camp Creek, adjoining g. w.
Anderson, G. P. Rogers, w. L. Rogers and
TRACT No. 4, in Williamson, contain
ing one acre, adjoining lands of G. w. An
derson and othera. Also,
TRACT NO. Q, situatei in Anderson coun-
ty,two and one-fourth miles from William
e!on, on the Anderson Road, containing
thirteen and three-fourth (l3a) acres. more
Or less, adjoining lands of g.. w. Andersc1
and Others.
Terms OF SALE-One-third cash. and the
remaining two-t thirds in two equel annual
instruments, with interest from day OF sale,
with leave to anticipate payment, to be Sc
| |,:S;, - yunu nnu mortgage oi tiie premi-
less than one hundred and fifty dollars, the
purchaser will be required to pay his whole
nld IN cash, or give approved personal surety
Ih addition to the mortgage of the premises.
1ufcnasers to pay extra for all necessary
Oct 10, 1878 - No Is : w =
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BY JAS. n. McCoNNELL, Auctioneer
CLERKS SALE.
State OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
A NM
oo..rl d o1n.mon. Plsas. :

Court Of Common Pieds- "a.
W. q pickeps, Administrator of 8. L. w.
Eirod, Plaintiff, against 8. w. Burgess
Defendant. = Complaint for Foreclosure E.'.s
Sale.
TYNDER Decree 81 Fo closure and sale
~ will sell at public icry, at AndeT-
son. g. C., on MONDAY, 4th day OF NO.
VEMBER, 1873, the land? d deSST,oed ;srn sdriI ~
mora Or less. situate in the County afoEe-
said Soi, waters of Six and Twenty Greek
aod bounded By lands of the Estate OF tho
snid s. l.. w. Elrod, deceased, John Hop
N'Ts TTssaMseCssh. mrs Purchaser TO pay extra
iof paps's' JOHN W. DANIELS, Ger.
\ 0etIo, 1873 as
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ONE TRACT OF LAND,
sHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLYN

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue OF various executions to me
ID directed will expose to sale on the
First Monday in November next, 1878, at
Anderson Court House, 8. c., the following
Tract of Land, containing eleven (11) acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of r. g.
Hall, homestead Of Defendant, and others.
Levied upon as the property of D. l.. Hall,
in favor of VIM. s. Sharpe and others,
against D. l.. Hall.
Terms OF sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
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-lrgs or sUBSCRIPTloR.-onE DOLLAR
and F'IFrY Cents per nrnum, ia advance TWO
'Gs GssubssrIptions are not taken for less period
'nS1 nRlTsy or IDTBBTYsLHG.--one Dollar per
,"aro of one ZACH fer the hTet insertion aud Fifty
Csntc psY squafe fer subsequent than
,hrso maaths. No advertisements eounte lesr
tJsers contrasts will DO made With thoss Wishing
A edyertfso fer three six or twelve months. Ad-
varti,ing By contract must be confined to 4hc I'M
raoiiato buanoas ofthe hrE or individual eontrse-
"51kkisusry Nesies. exceeding hvo Iinee. Tributes
AZ Respeet, and all personal communications or
=, ,ttsrs Of Individual uterAt, will be charged for
al ad sT;isss rate. sca1eaTl5Its OF mnTriazeo
and deaths, and . fa religious character are
respectfully soiisi.eo. and will DO inserted gratis
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legal ADRE.R 4zgIEyS yga tfe sotaneiis N ",
fsquffe cash fnyflents for edyesiieing oydafld S.
Exeept0ys, Edminiair9toyg and othsFl ESrsiarfss
ana herewith app6nd The rates for fNs o7dftevz
rosices5 Ipl.teh WI cnt 9bg intlete NaerS skS
nioiley comes iRftII the order; NJ, n
Citations, two tsonF, , 80. /, - $500
sEsstpte Nctsces thrSs tnHeftt ton1 3 2e9S
" Eiphi i've ttlsert icn5 300
/, TO CQRRESPORDEzYz6.rr Ia ordey To- fe=eivo
blythe true nune and address Of % y Ror
;I5tv-s si5efiPts vii Tlspf 1z sslsfT I
necessary stamp. are fnrr 70 reSsy posiAgg
thereon. Z gtt5s ~ sssE tss
- ~. sy1 .,y sis ssN
~ All Seid DO addrcsiSd to IA
ttoyB IntsiligepceF,g a. eteciE, drafts, iponey
ordsIpf De-, ehorld tsc u paS 80 the order
fs.lt. ~ ~ I -l.8gs ~ hr,deftou. g. a. Il
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STATE OF-SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

In tho Probate Court.
Sarah E. Tollison, Plaintiff, against Mary
Johnson, James Johnson, and others.
Complaint to Sell Real Estate dc.
10y virtue Of Decretal Order in the
IO above stated case, I will sell at Ander-
son G. H., s. c., on SALEDAY in NO
TF5MBER next, the following described
property, as the Real Estate OF Benjamin
johnson, deceased. to wit:
THE MILL TRACT, containing eight
acres. more or less, with valuable Mills, &c.
situate in Anderson County. on Hurricane
Creek, adjoining lands Of Sion T. Richard
son, and others. Sold for partition among
the heirs of Benjamin Johnson, decd, &c.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
remaining two-tbirds on credit Of one and
two years, with interest from day of sale,
to be secured by mortgage of the premises,
and persona! security If deemed necessary.
Purchasers to pay extra for all necessary
w. w. HUMPHREYS Up
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LAND FOR SALE.

FT,HE LAND belonging to the Estate of
Mrn. Sallie Kay, deceased, situated on
Meals Creek, seven miles East of Anderson
c. h, and containing 119 acres, with o
dwelling and necessary outbnildings there
on, will be sold Mt public outcry at the resi-
dence of the undersigned on SATURDAY,
the 26th OCTOBER, at IL o'clock q. m.
The sale.will be made by the heirs, all OF
whom are of age. The personal property
will also be sold Mt the same time and place.
NIMROD KAY.
Ont IN 1919 IS