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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-06-12

rI0nO Can't be made by every agent ev-
NQ4G cry month in the business we
Lljlj furnish, but those willing to work
can easily earn a dozen dollars a
day right in their own localities. Have no
room to explain here. Business pleasant
and honorable. Women and bows and
girls do as well as men. We will furnish
you a complete Outfit free. The business
pays better than anything else. We will
bear expense Of starting you. Particulars
free. Write and see. Farmers and me-
chanics, their sons and daughters, and all
classes in need of paying work at homo.
should write to us and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time. Don't
delay. Address True q Co., Augusta,
Maine. 33
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-06-12

For Plows, Shovel Plows, Guilt
yators, Hoes, Grass and Grain Seythes,
Hay Rakes, &c, go to Robinson &
Bonner's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
Her Sins Must Have Been Forgiven.
From the Memphis Apes

From the Memphis Appeal.
Annie Cook, the woman who, after a
long life Of shame, ventured all she had
Of life and property for the sick, died
yesterday morning at I o'clock Of yell
low fever, which she contracted while
nursing her patients. II there was vir-
tue in the faith of tho woman who but
touched the hem of the garments Of the
Divine Redeemer, surely the sins Of this
woman must have been forgiven her.
Her faith hath made her whole, made
her one with the loving Christ whose
example she followed in giving her life
that others might live. Amid so much
that is sorrowful TO an agoniziDg degree,
90 much that illumines the graees of q
common humanity, and SO much that
disgraces that humanity, the example Of
this brave woman stands BY itself, sin-
gular but beautiful, sad but touching,
the very expression of that hope the re-
Of which We have in the words,
"inasmuch Is 20 have done it unto the
least of these, my servants, ye have
done il unto me-" Out Of sin, tho " 10
man, in all the tenderness and truthful
ness OF her womanhood, emerged, trans
figured and purified, TO become the heal.
or, and ct last to come to the Healer oil
Souls, with him TO rest forever. She 10
st peace.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS ADys.
Notice of Service by Publications
THE STATE OF KANSAS.


To Mary NJ Love- of Evanston. in the State Of Him
ois, and the PheatN Liie Insurance company. OF
Hartford, Connecticut
You and each of you are hereby notified that ven
have been suei thu; Eliza p Watson the 18th day
of September. ISIS. did Tile her petan in the pssrcf
Court Of Saline county Kansas against yon, and Am
brose N. Beebe John W Rerks Josephine RerksHAns
Peter NELSON. Mrs. Hans Peter Nelson. Csthsrne
=. Aldrich. Geo. W. Airich. W We'll Lettie Wei.
hate y. Wtidman. Fred II. wiiimsn, John Grant.
Susan Grant. julia II Ssmpsca. Mason d. sampson.
Henry A Osteerg, Betsey osfserg. e. A. Sotoerx,
Ella SoberE. John j. ksenhsucr and &. L. Huss~y,
as defendants asking for Judgment against said Am
cent interest thereoucn $50 20 nom the 18Th dsy oil
September. lS-. and eco from the llth day OF No.
vember, ISL and tor DECREE To sell mortgaSed prop
erty In Saline County. Kansas, so-wit;
sections Is and H. township IL south, of range west
OF the sixth principal meridian 40 rods south nom the
est corner Of south quarter OF section fS
township IL. range three west thcnce south along "a h
line Sei feet, thence east l. a>t fc~t. thence rt
feet, thence west 80 feet thence north 30 feet 10 Ho
lands Addition OF Saiins. thence zoe
TO the place Of beginning, containing lN-leo aerv>,
save and except s&&-lco sold kitrs Logan.
recorded and described in book y, paxc So, also
acres 10 Mary Beebc, and Others described psge SO
sss; mortxAged 10 .ure the payment 90 two prom
isory notes, given by said Ambrose NJ Bech~ plain
tid, for which Judgment In the amount Aforesaid Is
asked and to barr and FOREVER forcclos- each of
dr. through by either Of them OF all in;crcst right
claim lien said mprts lge premises 20 sell said
premises paw said Judgments that You must answer
said petition before the aHh day OF October,
ISIS. the will be taken a true and Judgment
Of the above stated vii, be r.ndervd accord.
ingly ELiZAf- WATSON.
By fosrsK BANKS, her Attorneys.
September L. ISIS S5-Jw.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.
C3t1ffh OF mo UaS3i C1SIueS, Nc0t0,
Chronic. and Lucrative, Hay Fever.
or Rose Cstarrh, Cstsrrh Of he Eye
and Ear and Catarfh Of the 1hrost
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED VIM
SANFOnD'S RADICAL CURE.

NATAgsH IL disease OF the mucous membrane.
" Temperalaents and constitution. vasy is severy
saccsss.on OF colds NON sudden ensnSS Of srmos-
pAere wearing vet eiotain or exposurs g tneemens
cisesy orTaDs are IN niorsis or ,nacsiSe cosdi,,os
AID the strength and vital ioees exhausted The dis
e.sesy arse from asero.oas e0ntision 9th eloei
charge eua;iies OF matter The discharges from the
whatever casc they arise may be thin and vssery and
80 acid 10 cause richness ad Of the akin
white OF There may be an entire lack OF secre
ton ne .gst,ees beng DRY aaa isy.A he s.ss o,s
latter phase Is called Dry Cs,arrh. The msstery
shicEened rendering bresihiag ,aroash TIE dim
cult or impossible. sns The suferer nrds u necessary
air TO psss directly the bronchial and fcnss
The matter passing down q throat creates Constant
desire 70 hawk s2d expS Sioraie 70 throv on; put
passing freely down from the and throat the mu
Gus becomes hard Iri fors Into scabs
PASSAGES ikroa: rcglre very persistent efforts
10 dis!odge then The eys n sympathy becomes IN
famed yes wax a Ss "a nj nss,sr t ne
cretee II more @. less quantity Che ear also bceocs
seriously affected, schsrgir quantities ofrstter be
ending frequently In Inflammation. rieeraion, and
finally eafncs-. Th throsi. nehisitzbcs. and luns
t-aOn OF the nervous SYSTEM . sapersdded. sueh IL
fectIcns become elarraiag-
briefsurvey OF this most scrions cse,se vsrns all
is treatment before II become. ehroaic. Tho aavan
tages oSeTed BY s.sFSEp,s E.D,eAt Crnx we eoaa-
Everys;ep IN its preparation. every lin. IN the drec
tons. marx t a. ascieniiGc remedy, caicrteto meet
nom the best people in the Jaitei states attest the
esteem IN which u y held ~ taos. who have been
With rrhi r,au ind Isl s.-l.s n NIT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03

tertaining, but it contains . largo amount
Of practical Information for boys. Four
Feet, Wings and Fins is the title of q
new illustrated book on natural history
for children; Pen and Pencil Pictures,
Babyland for 1873, three new books by
"PaDsy," Two Boys, Getting Ahead and
Pansies, three large print books by Ira
cy To Wne, and new work on Astrono-
my called Overhead, are especially At
tractive. Little Miss Mischief aud Her
Happy Thoughts, adapted from the
French by Ella Farman, will be issued
in quarto form, elegantly illustrated and
bound, and will make one Of tho most
beautiful gift books of the season. In
similar style will appear Little Miss
Muslin of Quintillion Square, whose ad-
ventures will be . never-ending source
Of entertainment for other Miss Muslins
the country over. Another volume of
Classics of Babyland, by Clara Doty
Bates, is in preparation, which will sur
pass that of last year in general style
and beauty of illustration. Those who
remember that charming book, Poems
for our Darlings, prepared by DR.. Eben
Tourjee will be glad to know that a COM
panion volume is announced, called Mu-
sic for our Darlings, prepared by Eben
Tourjee. 1t will be brought out in
equally attractive style, and will make
q standard book OF songs for the house
hold and school-room. Sidney Martins
Christmas, q splendidly illustrated vol
ume Of 600 pages, specially prepared by
OPAnev" ia another holiday nnht,cation
In addition to these there is The King
Of Picture Books, Baby Bunting, and a
largo variety of smaller illustrated vol
umes, all handsomely bound in illustra-
ted covers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
Upland Farms.

For twenty years We have advocated
the cultivation of our smooth uplands
As usual in new countries, the first set
tiers selected claims including timber and
water, and Of course bottom lands, be.
cause that joins the timber. AS these
earliest settlers began to fence up their
lands, and at the same time engage
largely in stock raising, they began to
tell the seekers after homes that nothing
but the bottom lands were fit for cult.
walton, that the uplands were only fit for
grazing, until the impression became
quite general that this was true. There
arc still few OF this class left, who let
no occasion pass for discouraging any
one from making a homo on the prairie,
because they want rooms for their herds
without being compelled to buy the
land. Some OF them are frank enough
to admit, what all of them desire, that
no more people should be encouraged to
settle in this country. They do not
want neighbors. They are content
to live life of semi.barbarism, care
nothing for society, and are willing that
their children should follow their ex.
ample. OF course all of this class hate
land agents, the newspapers and rail-
roads, because they are trying to induce
immigration. From year to year the
value of the uplsnds is becoming better
known, and each years experience only
serves to confirm our opinion formed
years ago. Experience has proved be-
yond all question, that by deep, cultivation
the uplands will withstand drouth as
well, and floods much better, than the
bottom lands. All crops raised IN the
State, except occasionally corn, succeed
a. we'll or better on the prairie. All &C;
that it is best for oil kinds
Of fruit The uplands are pleasant and
heslthiest for residences. The upland
farmer can work his land more days in
the year, and cultivate more acres with
the Same amount of labor.
With all these advantages, the up
lands are growing rapidly in favor.
Some of our best stock men prefer to
build good shelter for their stock on the
prairie rather than depend on the timber,
and dig wells and pump water with
wind mills, rather than depend on the
water of the creeks. We have no hest
tation whatever in expressing the opIn.
ion that good upland prairie will return
10 the cultivator larger net profit, than
any other land in Kansas, or in the
world.
Plenty of such land can be had in al.
most all of the older counties, convc-
nient to market, for from three to seven
dollars per acre. Such land will not 60
. begging for purchasers much longer
Emporia News.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
Notice Of Serrfce on PMbticd-
fiOn.
STATE OF kA>SAst
CorxrY or sAIisH

To T Cumins and Henry Noble co. partners a.
CumIns Co. Of Dickson, M. You are hereby
notified that you have besn sued. that The ssiiba
Building saving and Trust Association Plaintiff. on
the 10Th day Of september is.-. flied In the bstrct
Court OF saline tounty Kansas. its psttiou Agzinst
II Bishop. Mar : Bishop. yourselves. John Gels
and William X. tsct- partners John Gels n Co.
". 3. Grant and Will am Russell Adm nistT=tSf Of
the estate Of Annie Marshal DECREASED A. defsndants
praying for Judgment against said Il ~ Bishop Cor
el0i. - on proBissory note given by " BtstGp
and mortgage by himself and said Aafy Bishop 81
plaintiff and 10 forecioee ssid m"rssF given 20
Of sad nots the borfb half % lot
bered - santa Pc avenue la the original eily
-aiina In saline tsunty, Kansas. ard Tor deere 10
sell Sail real property without appointment g. pay
said judgment an! costa Of snt and 20 forever taFf
each % the said defendants Of any AMI ali ineFs.t
aid morfEagrd rresrisssg that must said
petition before the siih day Of October. isis.
aaId petition uiii 10 tak true. aHd Judgment
ingiy JoHS fo-frK,
ATTORNEY ior saiina Baiiiiag -ssisE sBd Trust -.
sociation ~fptsfaiTf u. les
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
Notice Of !Serrice on E'ubiic0-
ton
10 BiasoA Mare, Of ne cry 81 Paladslplls IA ~
STATE Of ISnssvfndnid.

70 BiasoA Nearer Of the cry 81 PA,ads!p4.a "a I've
STATE Of IsnHsvirdnid.
Yog hereby notified that yoG have been sued IA
the District Court Of Saline County Kansas by james
K -. sherwood a. plaintiff. who. on the 9Th dsy OF
September. ISIS, nled his pctition In aid Court.
against lsasc A. Burch, yourself. Charles r. farg.
assignee OF u. A. Litowich, Bankrupt, snsi W ti.m
H. Gels ss defendants, prss ing for Judgment against
said Isaac A. Burch for the OF si0o 90 and IN
thereon from the nrst day of jdy ISIS al In.
rate OF ten cent per annum certain premisso.
~ and coupons thereto attached. signed bY said
Isaac a. Burch. and TO toreciosr gwen by
said Isaac a. Bureh and wds to seesTe the payment
said aud coupons the wifi near and the ns2t
of the nwqr section a. Township 10. Eangs 3west, In
Saline County, Kansas, and Tor sttD attorneys
Tee. stipulated tor in said mortgage aud to cell sa
real property without zppraisDsnt 10 pay sad tudg
nent attorneys Zee and costs Of Suit aud TOT decree
forever barring and forecOsng AID The other do
PENDANTS OF all interest right clam lsin elaity IA
said real property. That you must answer the said
petition before the cath dsy of October. ISIS
the said petition viii be taken true aud Judgment
OF the nature above stated will be rendered accord
ingy. JAMES h. % SHERWOOD.
BY FOSTER a Bank. his attorneys
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
Publication Notice.

Huntst anil 4. fgsns ~ The sslY 81 20
Louis. Ia the STATE Of Mis-Duri, hrrs5f nstiesf
tn-y have been sasd the Di-sric; s0arf 81
line fasaiy ksnszs. hy ftfspn A Powers = plasn-
tin the isth day OF August. isss. Gis Ia ssh
-ossff htA petition sxasnst drfsndssf and sds
sf for an attachment against your pfoPSny pTsyiaE
for Judgment sxsinst yos for ths Of t1Sss "a aEd
interest from the stth day q June - 81 10 pr rnt
snsrm Tar = bead OF nsai cattle soi hszi 81
Sor>es ADD ssklns That Joir property 20 s,tara-l b.
lay said Judgment that al bad Of fssas sts 81
property hsf. been taGsn -s'z<hnssat IN sad
and nov IN ths custody % tn ~bsrS u Sc
line County. That yoa mnsf saassr ~ SID I~3stas
before the 10Th dHy ~ OcfSisT isis sztd -
luton viii 10 tsk~n ard jugnlsni Viii ~
isrsd accordingly shove stated zsi ossf 81 sss
for said property s!il - GRANTED
FstsIsr BAsEs
AitOrn.ys iof Iitaasd a FS~srs
Attest .--ssls rstsFssa. tltrt % bistTirt foNis
sAlins. August -. iHst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03

A Nelson Street man was charged by
his wife to bring home her bonnet, Sat.
urday night, bat he became so imbued
with liquor, that be fell on the stree,
and burst the cover rom the band-box,
and the hat rolled ont on the walk. He
grabbed for il ct once, - did . playful
dog, and for . While il vas difficult TO
determine which would get the hat.
They finally divided IL, the man going
one way with the strings and . few
stssws, and the dog another with tie
balance. when he got home be extend
ID his share Of the victory 70 the wretch
ID woman, and burst forth in unfeignea
admiration at ~ the goldasndesf
dog TO (hic) hold 90 I ever saw, Narssr,
(hic) an il I hsdn't bin perfectly sober,
'hic)As'd hsd The hall (hic) the hull on
ii"-DaobsTy News.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
Notice.

SEALkD PROPOSALS will be received at the otaes
Dol the Township Clerk OF Dayton Township, saline
county Kansas. until Saturday, October SIN ISIS al
2o,eioek NJ, for repairing. renew Ing Otherwise
making safe the piers Of the bridge the solomSn
river Bidders state IN addition the pric. the
manner IN which the work - to be performed Ali
work subject % the inspection Of Township board ami
10 bc accepted by them before the price d,
IL paid The board reserves the rsht Ia reject
and all bids, TIos. EIoRDAN. TRUSTEE,
Dayton, sept 5th ISIS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
JUST PUBLISHED.

carefully revised Treatise aisrrh. with an
curate description Of symptSuis and sypaihetic dis
eases together with minute directions for enectng
with SkSFoRD's RADICAL CvRk speedy AID pcrns.
nent Also obSery atoms on diet and the general
health Of Importance 10 all afflicted with cAiarrh.
IL Is wrapped about bottle OF the RADICAL Cukx
or VIII be mailed frea On receipt Of stamp.
Each package OF S,SrosD's BarIc,L CrsR contains
Dr. sanfords Improved inhsng Tube. th full direc-
tons for use "a an cases Price 81 SOLD BY all Whole
and Canada. WEEKS s POTTER. General Assnis
and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03
Administrators Notice.
81 ATE or kANSAS,l
COMFY os SALINE.

10
COMFY oy SALINE.
In the Probate Coar, In and for said oaaAIy
In the matter ofihe Estate OF NJ {! Doyle pecs ss,i
NOTiCk Is hereby given that letters OF asiministrs
~ ton have been granted Co the undersigned the
estate Of NJ. Doyle. lsie OF said county, deceased
by the Honorable. the Probate Court OF the county
and state Aforesaid dated the latn DAY OF september
a d, ISIS. Now, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified that they present
the same 10 The undersigned Tor allowance, within
one year frsm the date OF said letters they he
preciuded nom any benefit Of such estate and tina; VI
such claims be hot exhibited within
the date ct said letters they shall he barred
AMANDA ppNLk
sAlins, September 10th, lsss Admiatstrslo
8-3W
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03

Bsscher's ten Iectufes in Caiiiornis
ostted his agent sl0, 900, BseeAes Alec
sl0, 900.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03

49, c1-A. ssssass.. DsssA.. s..rss |. >
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03

Piano ss.s',,sl - s...a 80 &c, 70, 49, ss
prsos 81 sE, sZx ElsS.ss rpnssa rs.ses, yrles
$50. ssiT sI.s Fssse.. e>s.F.. esx. q si...
cnzr,k AA0l u st1ys. prses e<se. eeiy siis.
Der.st vU0Uuss7s Hsryss Isy orE.ss saIy siss
Erz-os~.. oss Y~rHr1 E<ss'- yrss. &c ne suvsry~
s.1 xry.tsy~r sh.ssf e>-s 81 Psssos asd 0reAss-
SENT T0EE Y>as~ sA9fess DA1iEI y.
BEATTy, wHssinSton- y. ,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-03

Anczrezss osrS. fp-rf.<s hssstl-.i vsn $780, oo<
zUtss,sf TO- fsrs<r Cars Go As.ls-,1 xss,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-31
Stats items.

Charleston is kicking against city tax of
p per cent.
The Spar,anburg md Asheville Railroad
will soon be completed to Ilcndcrsonvilc.
The Abbevillo PnSs and Banner vigorously
opposes the caucus system in the Legislature
Mrs. King, widow of Mr. John King, died
in Gracnville County, on Monday last, aged
near 70 years.
The Carolina Collegiate Institute, at An.
derson. has an attendance of nearly ninety
students.
Cardozo and Cass Carpenter. who are in
the Columbiajail, spend most Of their timo in
playing sevon up.
At the recent election for municipal officers
in Clinton. Laurcns County, tho dry ticket
carried the day.
Captain J. g. Mills and p l.. Horny, of
Sparanburg, died last week. Both woro
faithful and gallant soldiers of tho Conledc-
racy.
Newbomy, Spartanburg and Lexington aro
moving for tho formation Of county ngricultn.
raj soceos. A move in tho right direction.
A graded school will bo in operation in
connection with Mt. Zion College, Wnnsboro,
under the superintendent Of Mr.. r. Means
Davis.
Rev. Robert III. Nall. recently elected pas.
tor of tho Presbyterian Church of Greonville,
arrived from Griffin GA. Friday last. and on
Sunday preached his first sermon as pastor.
There is n wonderful stir in tho Legislature
abott that Moffet punch. Many people don't
like that sort of punch---whiskey punch suits
.them better.
air. Homer Jacobs, of Georgetown, killed
anhligntor last week which measured seven
feet and four inchos After cutting him omen
Mf. Jacobs found two good sized ligbtwood
chunks inside Of him.
4 Governor Wade Hampton, of South Caroli
IA, has been solicited to deliver tho annual
fddross at tho next commencement of tho
University Of Mississippi
The latest item concerning the Larrens
Railroad is to the effect that Col, Dodamoad
has given renewed assurances, within the
past ten days, that tho work will be completed
at once. Thisis cheering.
,QuEnY; "Why will men smoke common
tobacco, when they oan buy SIarburg Brothers
iStas ct, Vorth ,Carolina;' at tho same prce?.'
" H .H 49,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-31
Jan 2l, 1878
FsCEa DHeEOWOEiY, ls9s!

Preaching Mt Baptist Church, by tho Pastor,
Rev, |. W. Wiugo, on the lst and Sd Sundays at
" o'clock A. NJ. ana O'clock p. NJ. Also. on
Sa'urda! before lst Sunday at / | O'Clock A. NJ.
Sunday school every Sunday at o. O'Clock A. NJ.
Prayer meeting evcry Thursday att O'Clock P. NJ.
Tho following arc the appointments for 1878
OF tho Walhalla and Seneca City Circuit, Me-
thodist Episcopal Church, South Rock Spring
first Sunday in January at IL ). NJ; Seneca
City at p. ~ Walhala, second Sunday, at
III A. 81. and p. NJ. Seneca City, third Sun
day, at II A. NJ; Rock Spring ut 30 r. NJ. Fair
view, fourth Sunday, at II a. NJ; Walhalla at 7
p. NJ. Fairyicw, Saturday before tho second
Sunday, at ii A. NJ Friendship Saturday be-
fore third Sunday at IL A. n.
Preaching in tho Presbyterian Church by Rev.
8. L.. Morris, Pastor, on first Sabbath at II A.
~; second Sabbath at.73 p. NJ; third Sabbath
at II a. NJ. and y p. M; fourth Sabbath at ~
Pm. Sabbath School every Sabbath at o. A.
M Prayer, meeting lecture every Wednesday
night at7ap,M.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-31
The Work OF Congress-

WAsHIN TOM, January 25.--In the
Senate bill directing the oustomhouse at
Memphis to be built Of Tennessee marble
Was passed. M 3th .ts
The consideration Of Mr. Matthew's res
s6lutlon declaring the right Of the govern.
mept to pay tho bonds at tho option of tho
government Of tbe Unitod States in silver
dollars Of tho coinage Of tho United States
containing l4l23 grains oaoh of standard
silver, and chat to restoreto ita coinage suolb
silver coins as a legal tender io payment N
said bonds, principal and interest, Is not "a
y violation Of tho public faith, nor ia deroi{,
5sfonYof stho rights 'of'tho public credit, Was
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-31
Mortgagee's Sale.
'GI.c State OF Souat, Carolina.
OCONEE COUNTY

E(Y virtue Of the power conferred upon mo
Ae in the Mortgage given mo by james
Stanton, on tho 25th day of December, 1876,
of the tract of land hereinafter described, I
will proceed to sell, at auction. on tho first
Monday in February next. within tic legal
hours Of sale. in Walhalla, at the Court
House, Oconcc County s. c., to the highest
bidder, Mt public outcry, the following tract of
land, situate in said County and State and
fully and specifically described in said Mort
gage recorded in tho Clerks Office. at WAL
halln, $. c.. in Book B., page $3.50, to wt:
All that tract and parcel Of land situate in
the County and State aforesaid, on the waters
of Crooked Creek, waters of Little River and
on the East side of the public road from Pen.
dleton to Oconec Station, adjoining lands of
Elias Miller, James NJ. IIunnicut, John W..
Cannon and others, containing seventy (73)
three acres. moro or less.
TERMS-CASu
j. p. MICKLER.
Mortgagco and Attorney, in fact, for James
Stanton.
Jan 8, 1873 Tat