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State of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

IN COMMON PLEAS. ..
John y. Kay. VS.. Amanda
Kay, Geo. n. Bigby and Partition.
Geo. M. Bigby, VS.. John N. Foreclosure.
Kay and Others.
PURSUANT to, order OF Court by Judge
L Thomson, I will sell at public cutlery, ut
Abbeville Court House, on Sulcday In Deem
Der next two tracts Of tt e real estate OF Elgin
Kay, deceased, Tract No. 2 containing
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES,
Tract No. 3 containing
NINETY-SEVEN ACRES,
by recent survey by George NJ. McDavid, Esq,
situate lying and being in branches of Turkey
Creek, waters of Saluda River, bounded by
lands OF Wesley Bigby, William Stone, John
Douglass and others.
Terms-one-half cash, as to other half q
credit Of twelve months with interest from
day Of sale ; the purchaser. or purchasers to
give bond with personal security for the cred
1t portion. Titles to be made out and exccu-
ted bull not deli vered until the whole OF the
purchase money ID pald-purchasers TO pay
any arrears of taxes and for all necessary
V DUPRE,
"a 9
NovE 1870
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Sherif's Sale.

e. A. Robertson, Assignee, vs.. J. Townes
Robertson, and others.
authority Of a decretal order Of Judge A:
sell ut public cutlery, at Abbeville Court
House, within tho legal hours, on Saleday in
December next, the following described Real
Estate, TO wit:
All that lot or parcel Of land in the County
and State aforesaid. containing
SIXTY ACRES,
more or less. bounded by lands of r. C. Perrin
deceased, Poor House tract. Mrs. Sue Banks:
dale and others: TERMS-CASH.
IF G DuPRE,
Sheriff a. G:
November 3, 1879, tt
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Sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
James c. stansell, as Assignee, VS.. F. C.Tins-
10y und &. D. Tlnsley.
Judgment for Foreclosure,
DY authority Of a decretal der OF Judge 4:
D F. Aldrich, in the above ST. i case, l Will
sell at public cutlery, at AbLsvillc Court
House. within the legal hours OF sale, on Sale
Day In December next. the following describ-
ed Real Estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel OF land, situate in
the County Of Abbeville, State OF South Caro-
lima, containing .
ONE HUNDRED & FORTY-NINE ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of ]. NJ.
Wright, NJ. c. Henderson, w. G.. Ferell, L. d.
Elmore and J.. n. Seawright.
TERMS. One-half cash, balance on twelve
credit. secured by bond and a mort
gage of the premises, with interest from day
JF DUPRE,
Sheriff 4 G
Nov 6. 1879
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Main Street. Greenyille, s. C.

The Greenvil,e Agricultural and Mechanic
al Association at their annual Fair last week
awarded the premium ON Saddlery, Harness
and Leather 10 Vardry McBee, as Columbia,
Abbeville, Anderson nnd Greenyi!le have
done In the past. His Motto-Sbort profits
and good goods. When In Greenrille call Oh
him. Octs So u
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Lost In the ~&sChampiOn."

Among the thirty. -four who lost their lives
In the wreck of the steamship "Champton'
last Friday morning we find the names OF
or Charleston. These ladies were we'll known
In Abbevilie. Some three or four years ago
they spent the winter here with their Atbe-
Vile friends. The news OF their death IN the
terrible disaster OF the : Champion" is start
ling and mournful.
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LAURENS BRANCH.
Laurens Branch Trains leave Iaurens G. H.
at 100 q. m. and Newberry at 400 p. NJ, DIAL
iy except Sundays:
The Up and down Trains on the main
stem make close connection at Columbia with
the up and own Day Passenger Trains on
the South Carolina Railroad n with the
tn rough Freight Trains. with Passenger Car
attached, on the Wilmington, Columbia apd
Augusta Railroad, and at Aston with the
trains OF the Spartanburg, Union and Colum-
bia Railroad for Union, Spartanburg, Hen
Jacksonville, Asheville, &C., &c.
r. II. TEMPLE;
General Superintendent.
J:P. MEREDITH, Master Transportation,
J4bEH NORTON, JR.. General Ticket Agent.
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SheriR's Sale.

The Trustees Of the Estate OF Dr.. John Della
Howe, vs. James McCaslan. 20.
Il, s,; - Execution. ~.
by virtue OF an execution to me directed, IN
u the above stated case, I Will sell at pubiic
outcry, at Abbeville Court House, Within the
legal hours of sale, on Saleday In December
next, the following described real estate, TO
wit: pa
SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
of land, more or less, situated In Abbeville
County, and State OF South Carolina, and
bounded by lands of James L.. Lesley. w. r..
Kennedy, w. D. Mars and others.
at the suit or the trustees Of the es.
tate Of DR.. John Della Howe
TERMS
JIG UPRE,
Sheriff A
Nov 4. 1879
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Sherff's Sale.

Sherff's Sale.
John Knox and others VS.. J. M. Reagan:
Warrant upon Agricultural Lien.
pY virtue of sundry warrants to me direct
- ed, l will sell at Write Hall, on Tuesday
the 18th instant, the following personal prop
erty, to wit:
S75 BUSHELS coRN. more OF less;
$500 BUNDLES FODDER, more oflessj
100 BUSHELS COTTON SEED, more On less.
Levied on as the property OF ]. NJ. Reagan,
deceased, at the SUIT on John Knox; ct al.
Terms cash.
Nov u, 1879, tt
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Sheriff g Sale.

Sheriff. 8 Bale.
Elihu H. Dabbs vs Augustus W.. Moore.
Execution.
DY virtue of an execution to me direct
ID cd, I will sell ut Abbeville Court House,
within the legal hours Of sale, on Saleday In
December next, the following described Real
Estate to wit:
ONE HUNDRED and FIFTEEN ACRES,
of land, more or less. bounded by lands OF
VIM. Turner, John S. Fair, Robert Milford
and Others.
Levied upon as the property of Augustus
w. Moore.
TERMS-CASH.
IF DUPRE,
Sheriff A c
Nov &. 1873
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Sherif's Sale.
The Trustees of the estate OF DR.. John Della
Howe VS. E4F Power. ]. N. Mosely r. b.
w. Hodges.
Execution.
pY virtue of an execution to me directed,
Din the caseaboye stated, I will sell ut pub
lie ,outcry, at Abbeville Court House,
within the legal hours of sale. on Saleday In
December next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit: s
TWO HUNDRED ACRES
of land, more or less, situate in Abbeville
cohntS State OF South Carolina, und bounded
by, ltnds, OF A. ]. Clinkscales, E. Calhoun,
Estate Thos Cunningham and others.
Levied upon as the property OF E. F. Power
at the suit of the Trustees Of DR.. John DeLa
Howe. .' .,.'
~ IF DuPRE,
Sheriff A. G.
November 4, 1870.
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Sherif's Sale,

Sherif's Sale,
Edwin Bates d Co. VS. E. A.. Mars.
Execution.
PY virtue Of an execution to me directed, l
- will sell at public cutlery. ut Abbeville
Court House. within the legal hours OF sale,
on Saledny in December next, the following
described real estate, to wit:
The undivided fourth interest OF
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
OF land, situate in Abbeville County, State OF
South Carolina, and bounded by lands OF Mrs.
Jane Lee, estate OF D. NJ. Rogers, J.F. Nc
Comb aud others.
Levied upon as the property Of E. A. Mars,
ut the suit Of Edwin Bates & Co. I'd.
TERMS CASH. F,
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Clerks Sale.
VIM. Fl. Parker assignee,
against
j: T0lbert, T. N. Tolbert and a: H. Nor
ton.

ton.
Judgment Of Foreclosure and order OF Court
to sell Lands, &C.
virtue OF an order Of Court to me direct
u ed; / will sell on Saleday In December.
list prbx,) ut Abbcville Court House, within
the legal hours Of sale the following Real Es-
tate, 10 wit;
All that tract or parcel OF land situate, ~
Ing and being in Abbevllle county in the
State of South Carolina, containing
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
less. and bounded by lands Of Estate
John Griffin Bird, Daniel Thomas. w. c.
HUNTED, the Lawrence lands and others. sit
uate near White Hall. ON Cow Head Creek,
v aters of Hard Labor Creek.
Terms of sale Cash: Purchaser to pay for
papers.
G.: G. p. A. c.
Clerks once,
Nov. 5, IlS7S.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED; Thursday evening November .,
1879, by Rev! D.: j. Simmons, MIR. J. RAMSAY
BLACK to Miss ELIZABETH II. McCOHD,
all Of Abbeviile:
MARRIED.. by Rev. W. A. Hodges, at the
residence of the brides father, october 10,
1879, Mr.. PRESTON b, ALLEN, OF AbUerflle
County. and Miss BESSIE JONES, Of Ander.
son County.
On Thursday. October 30, 1879. Mt this resi-
dence of the brides father In Abbeville Coun'
ty, by Rev. NJ. MCGEE, Mr.. SAMUEL EiNG'
OF Anderson County, and Miss EMMA bELL'
daughter of MIR. Ebenezer Bell.
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Sheriff's Sale. .
Samuel B, McClinton vs. John w. Fell.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
pY authority of q decretal order OF Judge J;
u q. Kershaw in the above stated case, Will
sell at public outcry, at Abbevllle Court House
within the legal hours, on Sale Day In De.
next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel OF land situatein 40
neville county on Curltail creek and contain
Ing
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE
ACRES
more or less and bounded by lands OF James
]. Devlin, William Fell, Enoch Nelson and
Samuel B. McClinton.
TERMS-CASH.
J C DuPRE,
Sheriff 4 G..
Abbevillc G. H. 8. c.,
November 8, 1875,
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Beneath the Waves.
THE STEAMER CHAMPION SUNK RY
a PASSING SHIP.
Struck Amidships and Sunk in Five
Minutes - Twenty Five Saved and
Thirty.Tw0 LOst-A Fine Old DOmin.
ion Steamer Gone Down.

Thirty.TwO LOst-A Fine Old Domin.
ion Steamer Gone Down.
LEwEs, DEL, November S.-The ship. Lady
Octavia, from Break water for New YORK, col
lided with the steamer Champion, from New
York for Charleston, striking the steamer
amidships, sinking her In five minutes. iLls
rumored that twenty-five are saved aud thlr-
ty-two lost. The collision occurred % mites
OF the Capes, at four O'Clock Yesterday !. m porn
toWed to Philadelphia by u tug.
The Crew.
The following are the names Of the cabin
passengers who were shipped on the Cnan-
pion !: j. Il. Marvin, G. Stealieny. w. W. clark
WIN. Peeta. VIM. Siska, Jos. Mitchell, Mrs.
and Misses Mikel, OF Charleston ;
II. Hurtable n wife, Boston: Tn steerage
Ter. NJ. Broad. Kate T%hrockey. Rose Barbery,
and ]. b. Horan. The officers and crew OF
the ill-tated vessel are Captain A: W. LOCK-
wood, OF Charleston John Il. Motfett, Purser
Charleston; r: Fl. Leonard, mate Cnas' M aaa
men, John Thompson, Frederick hichaIos'
Charles Eklen, Frank jacobson, Paul Hahn,
John Nelson, James Anderson. Freaerlck
MeMann. Richard Owens a iHe: Jonn Raven a.yes.
engineer. c. l.. Bruce, first assistant engineer
Toberg second assistant engineer, "a.
F. Potts oiler, Edward Jones, +. Flynn, ".
Frank Pattit, Mike Savage anu Luhe
Kelly, tiremen ; August Winters. Frank eau.
gan, WIN. Curten, Luke Kelly and Alexander
Rose, all stokers; Peter Smalls, steward;
Smalls and Catharine Cross, stew
ardesses John Foster; porter Andrew MID.
messman !; Isaac COOK
John Richardson, second cook Daniel Car
pastry cook Antonio Misha% pan
tryman, and Geo HoIland and - Moses 1sSe1 r w,aS =
GENERAL cargo, which, 1t Is said, was insured.
She was valued at about 3oOo; No :, aus Hss
Off &c. pier q, n. r., regarding the disaster up
to noon to-day. The company have telegraph.
ed Charleston, Philadelphia and other points
for news about the vessel. The following dis
patch was sent to Col. Whaley & Son. who are
agents of the Old Dominion Line at Lewes,
Del, by agents here.to-day please see that
those saved have the best accommodations inc
ship affords, and tell both the eaptaih ana
steward to take particular care OF them
Captain Lock wood has been in the employ
.ent Of the company for about twelve years
lived in Charleston and was unmarried.
rood many Of the crew were colored men,
residents of Charleston.
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Sherif's Sale,

SASA Sss
Thomas ]. Hill VS. VIM. A. Gaines.
ny virtue OF an execution to me directed, 1
D will sell at Abbeville Court House., on
sale Day In December next, within the legal
hours OF sale, the following described real cs'
tate. to wit:
TWO HUNDRED and EIGHTEEN ACRES,
or and more or less, known as the Russell
place. bounded by lands OF estate of 7. j. Hill
deceased, j. r. Seuwright n others. Levied
on as the property Of VIM. A. Gaines. at the
suit OF Thos J.. Hill, sold at the risk OF former
purchaser. Terms cash: Purchaser to pay
JFC DuPRE,
Sheriff A. C.
November 8, 1879.
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Aston House.

Your trees from Cherry Hill Nurseries,
Hooper Bro, d Thomas proprietors, will be
delivered to you on November II, from garden
of the Aston House. F'
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Sheriff Sale.
Reuben Clinkscales VS. n. l.. Clinkscales.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
ny authority oka decretal order Of Judge =:
b c. Pressly In the case above stated, ]. will
sell at public cutlery, at Abbevillc Court
House, within the legal hours, on Sale Day In
December next, the following described Real
Estate, TO wit:
the county OF Abbevllle, State Of South Caro-
lima, containing.
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
more or less, lying on Johnson's Creek and
waters of Little River, known as the nome
tract Of John r.. Clinkscales, and bounded by
land of james NJ. Carwile, H. Robinson and
James Clinkscales.
TERMS-Onc-half cash. and the remainder
on twelve months credit, with Interest from
day Of sale. ~
A G..
Noyomber 2 1874.
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Sherif's Sale.
Narcissa Presley VS. David Ruff, Alice L. Aa:
gun, David H. Winn and Narcissa L. Press
ley.
Decree for Partition.
10y authority eff a decretal order OF Judge
d B. G.. Presley. in the case above stated,
will sell at public outcry, at Abbeville Court
House, within The legal hours OF snle, on Sale
day in December next, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land, situate IN
the Abbeville County and State aforesaid,
containing
SIX HUNDRED :ACREs,
more or less, bounded by landsof Estate VIM:
McIlwaine, Thos. Gordon, ]. A. McCord and
others. To be sold In three parcels-plats TO
be exhibited on the dry Of sale.
TERMs-one:half sSsh ed the day d. y, tSs g saie'
interest from date of sale, secured by bond
md mortgage OF the premises, the purchaser
having the option TO pay the whole amount
JFCD UPRE,
A G
November 8, 1878, tt
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The present corn crop Is short. Half the
farmers In the county will be corn buyersnext
year. It Is safe to risk an oat crop. Remenl-
Der that fall oats hardly ever fail. II for each
work animal you will sow only two acres o1
oats on we'll MANFRED land, IT will pay better
than buying corn and giving a lien for it,
Marian Star.
ger the Preparatory Department Of Adser
College Is making rapid and substantial ad-
vancement: Mr.. Boozer has all the qualities
necessary TO make successful teacher. He
has the respect and confidence Of his pupils
and they delight TO honor him with well pre-
pared LESSONS uhdlu Courier:
This is the latest horse talk Life ID but q
Span marriage is a double team ; youth we'd
ded to old age Is a tandetd ; an old bachelor a
sulky.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
John ". Rowland vs Jno. Aldous land Mary
+. Aldous.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
T)Y authority of a decretal order Of Judge
d A. p. Aldrich, In the above stated.case. |
viii sell at public outcry, at Abbeville Court
House., within the legal hours, on Saleday In
December next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land, IN the Conn
ty and State aforesaid. situate In the village
OF Greenwood. containing
ONE ACRE,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF J. W.
Rowland, G. A. c. Waller and others.
TERMS CASH.
] G DUPRE,
Sheriff a C
November 3, 1879
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IBIA

rREENVILLE & COLUMBIA RAILROAD
WINTER SCHEDULE.
On and after Monday, November 3rd, 1879,
the Passenger Trains will run as follows,
daily, Sundays excepted.
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Tho pronerty, Of Abbeyille County

We are indebted to the Auditor for the fol-
lowing interesting figures as TO the taxable
property ia Abbeville County:
1858 horses. valued at tSAdSo
1850 cattle, valued at sSUoo
SILL mules and asses, las,os6o
6,269 sheep and goats Vtoav
1898 lrogs, 5-'goS
SIS gold and silver Watches, E;SsS
81 pianos, organs. &c, dS,Ii2
1883 pleasure carriages, SS6!l
kveraye value OF merchandise, HATES
Averaee manufacturlng property, 2,0l0
Engines and tools, ZI,S9o
Money. bank bills, DC, 3,zSS
Value Of credits, Ns.1d0
Ronds not exempt $500
70 rSc of ali other personally, 24l,0A
Real estate not in towns, 2,4U4,l9o
Real estate in towns, 4eo,4'o
Tots, taxable property, s4,lO3,O s6
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The Champion, Without a Lookout,
Comes Upon the Octavia End on
End - Statement Of the Octavia's
CaDtain.

PHILADELPHIA, November S.-The ship.
Lady Uctavia, which WAS in u collision with
the steamship Champion, has arrived here.
her captain reports that he LEFT Delaware
Break water at S,So, q: M THURSDAY. Al ., a.
from Cape May he was run into by the steam
er Champion. from New York. The Cham
pion struck us just aft, stern. The steamer
was SO badly damaged that she sunk in four
minutes. Thirty persons OF the crew and
passengers were lost. and twenty.four saved
and placed on other vessels by the Octavia.
The first mate Of the Octavia, James Fergu-
son, was In charge of the deck at the time Of
the collision.
Captain James johnson, Of Greenock, Mas
ter Of the Lady Octayia, makes the following
statement: My ship arrived at Delaware
the sd OF October. and sailed from New York
about 10 o'clock on Thursday night last.
About a quarter past two O'Clock yesterday
morning, when we had sailed about thirty
miles. the collision occurred the night was
clear and warm, the moon shining brightly.
We were moving at a rate OF 81 or 4 knots
per hour when my chief mate reported u
steamer ahead, 10 minutes before the accident
happened. The steamer continued on her
course and l on mine and we approached
each other, but Immediately before the crash
O man on the lookout Of my vessel reported
the steamers starboard light from our bow
and then she shifted and her part light be-
came visible, showing she had turned on her
course: We had d maj on The lookout con.
stantIy, but there could have been no lookout
Oh the Champion. Her captain, Lockwood,
subsequently told me that he had altered her
course a moment before the collision, but u.s.
signed as reason for doing so, that he did not
see my ship, which indicates that my Idea In
regard to the lookout was correct. Indeed, ]
was informed that the man who should have
been In the lookout was alcft loosening sail.
The ship sank in four minutes after the COL
lision, and there was a terrible panic. al
once ordered the boats lowered; In fact, they
were in the water before the steamer went
down. Two Of her crew jumped on board
my vessel at the time she struck. In all thlr-
ty persons were lost, among them the first
mate md five women; twelve Of the missing
were passengers. / mean to say that the YES
sci came to us end on end. There was no pos
sible means OF avoiding her. 1t Was impossi-
bic to toll the extent Of her injuries. she went
down so quickly and there was SO much con-
fusion. Four passengers and two OF the crew
were sent TO New York In a bark that came
alongside, but l did not get their name or the
nama of the vessel they are on. When the
Octavla reached Green street wharf one OF
her tugs left her. and subsequently, 1t was
learned from the boatswain OF the Ortavia
that this tug contained Captain lockwood,
his passengers and crew, and that all were Of
once taken to Ninth and Green street depot
and left for New York.
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We are indebted to the Auditor for the fol-
Interesting figures as TO the taxable
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November 4, 1870.
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Sherif's Sale,

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Snip EW>
PORT OF BELFAST

ot:. "a, schrs pron, Bra, --; WIN. Stevens
Carter. Boston.
Oct 2ath, schr>. Fannie Butler Warren Bangor
Fo-tina, Phubrook, Camden
Oct 9Th, schrS joachim, Gilkey, Boston: TIenrr
Norton b4ngor. railroad Webster, Portland; IA
NidpH aAd several others for a harbor.
"e'. 2stA, scIir. James iolm',, Ryder, ii.sworth
SAILED.
oa:. -fti., -chrs. Lillian, Ryan, Boston MIR, Far
T ,. FattfrshaI Salem ana Boston; JAMES II one-
OF. -stl -chr- Railroad, Webster, Bangor
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a Full Page Of Editorials on Religious
and Social Topics, b corps u Skilled writ
A Full Page for the Best Stories, On which
is now running short Serial BY WV. W. FRoI Nn,
author # "Achsah" ana "Chd Marian Abroad"
A Full Page CT Literature, including Choice
Readings from thc latest books and magazines
A Full Page for The Sunday School.
wholly written BY Ely. K. L. MEREDITH and
REV. A. 7, ScnAuFFLEr, Hith cxpositions Of the
International Lessons.
Departments ior "Ihe Farm and Home, /. he
Children" "Ihe religious World" r.c
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GRAN PRE- MUM LIST

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For 20 SUBSCRIBERS, Il silver Watch, or choice
Of silver ware, worth $4,000.
FoR3O SUBSCRIBERS, Ladies' or Gents Gold
Watch or FEN solid silver Spoonsworth
$1,000
For % SUES EiBERs, Ladies' or g ents' Fine
Gold watch. or French Clock, or Gold
Camro Set, worth 5000.
THIRTY OTHER PREMIUMS.
All Standard and wdrrontcd the Silver Ware Reed
8 Barton's or Rogers Bros: the celebrated Spring
field (lll) Watches, and other goods equally first
class.
e. send for sample copy with Premium List
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Public Sale.

DURSCANT to a license to me granted by the
/ Probate Court of Waldo County shall sell az
AT the residence of Willard B. Ellis in the town Of
Monroe in said county, all the right, title and inter
est which James G. Ellis late of said Monroe, deceas
ed had in and to a certain parcel of land situated in
said Monroe containing seventeen acres more OF
less and being parts of lots No l46 and ~ IN the
TO- 900 tract, bounded southwestern by the roao
running westerly TO the James c. Ellis farm on the
north BY land of the late James c. Ellis and land o.
William Briggs, on the east by land OF willard b
Ellis. Sale to be at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
CHARLOTTE ELLIS, Administrators.
Dated Oct 9th, 1S79.-3wH
The Republican journal., 1879-10-30

They cured me Of Ague. Biliousness and Kid
ney Complaint, as recommended. had a half bot
tie left which used for my two little girls who
the doctors and neghbors said could Dot be cured.
! would have lost both OF them one night if had
not given them Hop Bitters. They did them so
much good | continued their use until they were
cured That is why | say you do not know halt
the value Of Hop Bitters and do not recommend
them high enough B., Rochester, n. Y See
other column
Straighten your old boots and shoes with Lyons
Patent Heel Stfieners, and wear them again tia