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The daily gazette., 1879-06-17
F00D AT LA ST
A sus.,,,r,. 70. q r u G S

FOOD is made curative agen = py con
,entrati. ion and artificial digestion, and
is So simple IN its application that The nd
vico OF Physicians is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best meoi
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best Physicians throughout
The country are DISCAkDING DRUGS
and using the BLA n CHARD b l. o . u
AND NERVE FOOD with the most rat
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspepiic and Consumptive Patient,
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi Poison
ing. together with the entire list OF com
plants peculiar To the Female Sex fiRd In
ihc use oG this Food sure and speedy re
lief.
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The Rodney street Basin.

The repairs and cleaning out of the
Rodney street reservoir have been of a
yery extensive nature. The last time
the sides of the reservoir were bricked
the work was not done properly, being
underlaid with sand.
Three sides of the basin are being
bricked, first being substantially "pud-
dled' with clay. The work is under
the supervision of Robt. cottingham,
anu will be completed by to-day.
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Nfw YORK, November 26, 1877

DR. V. W. BLANCHARD During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations OF Food Cure, and feel happy
TO say they have met my most sangulne
expectations, giving 10 patients long en-
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease
or over DRUG dosins the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
PnoF. CLEMENCE s. LOZIER, NJ. d.,
Dean o; HON Med. College and Hospita
for w omen, New York City
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Hunting mp Infornat,sp

The A!dane Publishing Company, Of
New York, have for several years con-
templated sending a representative to
Delaware, to prepare ! bographieal
work OF her leading citizens. 1t has
menced at an early day. XppNeslion
has been uade to DR.. r. P. Jehnson for
access to the valuable documents stored
away in the building of the Historical
Society.
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Knocked Down the Lamp Post.

( Yesterday afternoon about 1:3o O'Clock
as ,Jessdp & Moore's team was being
driven along FRONT street, 1t became
frightened. The mules "shyed" to one
side. causing the wagon to strike the
1Iamn most at the corner of Front and
King streets, knocking it down, and
breaking the lamp, lamp post and letter
box,
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A Rough Day ON the River:

Yesterday was rough day upon the
Delaware and small crafts suffered Sc
verely. Many boats were upset, among
which was the skif Dauntless
which went upside down at the mouth
of the creek. The occupants were rescu-
d by a New Jersey boat.
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Hundreds OF cases OF BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys lave been reported
cured. For Neuralgic and Rheumatic
iseases IL is Al most a specific PHYSICAL
and Mental Debility from tlbe use OF A leo
hel, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause, ind In this Food natu
raj aud pot remedy.
For TUE INTELLECTUAL WoHKEI
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RAILROADSs
-,,IA WILMINGTON q
|LADEhn,p RAIL ROAD.

-,,IA WlLMlNGTOr "
LAIn,snaoRE II RAIL ROAD
Ab'i" June 2, les, u,,, as follows
,.,.n,a an intermediate saa''1p' sa : %
aa''flSoss q 70 - a. M aaO' 'o'' 90
n;.,,.,x,press) .. 30. s.s5,i ! o. a n m
|sdelph,a hNp p',,s, ! 81. I OJ,iO a M
bg, ~ sS, ,is p intermediate s'a'i"nS'
a. sl' nd n y" ay Line, 7.cs, p M "a
Illf, o. ,v',e 70, 4 pDiivislon. leave for;
s,,o 10, D' III. a. IN. l.05, 80 p. 10;
Casls' a.,S s.,S Internodia.e s'atioss'
=" !, and . intsrneilsfe si"I'o"' ''i'
I fb, p. nj. rp.INa.
81 ,u1 Inierrn ediate stations
N. 20. $50, =, m. y.r mo A. m.
isIpbia I aal Nm YoFd' 1'''' ~ ''
n. an, Washington, 26i. 10
,,,ts, m; Information passengers Arc Ar
lu,n' ,n inc 'ime tables posted a. INC
10 'ne ii. 7. RENNEY.
,'iIrerint
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.W,pr WESTERN kAlLRpAD
rhsnge Of hours. On ahu a,,e' eo'
rs na"r Trans viii run as fol-o Is . -,
Wilmlnslon, ,7.i5 a. m, 1880 a m
Bop. NJ. - o.s M 70 10 noon.
y. y. pomeroy, 9 81 a m, 63 y IN.
ys ,n. lave Porneroy 1910 q. m.
n ,nIns' - leave Avondale, u u noon
tP. m. m..,u,o, sna m 9Ibp
tip M d. CONNELL,
'"' superintendent.
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City Commissioners.

The Clerk was instructed to advertise for
sealed proposals for the improvement of
Racine street from Brown street north to
point one hundred and twenty feet south
of Cliff street. ..
r. OMaey, contractor, asked to be re.
lieyed OF any penalties or charges for H.
spectOr on the improvement of fremont
street, Fairnount. Referred to the En-
gineer
A communication from manufacturing
firms on Front street, complaining OF the
manner in which trains are run over the
Frnnt-street connection track, was referred
to the City Solicitor for his opinion as to
the power of this Board in the premises.
The following was received from the En-
gineer;
II have made personal examination Of
the Liberty-street sewer and find the bot
tom very badly worn at different places.
An attempt was made to repair this sewer
by the late Sewage Engineer, who, OH De-
cenlber I'd, 1878, asked for 81, 800 with
which to repair the bettom OF said sewer
from Linn street to Denman street, a dis
tance of 1.430 feet, or ut the rate of about
91c per lineal foot. On February Goth, 1879,
Council appropriated $1,000, and on June
Goth all additional $500, for the purpose
above specified. I find the repairs attempted
bv the late Sewerage Engineer extend only
from Linn street to point seventy-tye feet
east of Dudley, distance of about seven
hundred feet. and cost 81, 800, or at the rate
of 80 66 per lineal foot This work was
done in a very faulty manner, and needs
immediate repair. 1 therefore ask for an
appropriation of S495, to secure this portion
Of the sewer. G. N. DANNgNHowER,
"Chief Engineer"
The Engineer was instructed to repair
the sewer ut O cost not to exceed $500.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.

..I ..I..' ClNCiNNATt, NOV. 70.
Prices ruled about as last week on fine red leaf;
colory lugs were also high, but medium and fine
cutting brought 17@flsc. which did not give salts
faction 10 Shippers, and the consequence was thai
we had 140 rrjections out IA hogsheads OF Fri
days sales OF SS hogsheads, 45 were rejected.
Shippers have been very much disapl lointed in
the sale of their bright leaf all the season. Red
leaf has brought higher figures all the time.
which Is an entire revolution In he market
We have had 10 hogsheads OF new leaf and
trash on sale this week, but the quality was 50
poor that comment is qnneee sary, i was al
soft, open weather. we would have good receipts
of new, but the present weather prevents
handling, L,............ r-.i... a..
out their stock. but not at wer figures than have
ruled for some time past, hence rejections are
Quotations for Mason County Kentucky: Lugs-
Common smokers. $5t97; good S9@l0; colOry,
$i2ai4; bright stripping Sl5Qi6.
Leaf Common emitting, $ls@l5; medium cut.
TiIlor-Common. Ta9; common red, $l2@1s;
good red sl4@S15 fine red, Sl7@lS.
The offerings at auction for the past week were
414 hhds and IT'S boxes as follows:
253 hhds Mason County. Ky-ll hhds at 90 20
o. i At $4,000 ss at sloel4 rs. l5i at sl5als 75,
8 s,hhds Ind Brown County. ohio--l hid at ss 20,
Q hhds at ~ 1907 10, 7 at IS l0@s 90. 80 at S1OG
IA rs. 81 at sl5sl9 Is.
81 ihds Oven County, Ky-l hhd at IS 90, Q
hhds at S6 5Oa7 30. 8 at tS@l9 65. Is at $40 $50
IA 75. Z at Sl5dl9. hhds new--l hid at 81 30,
hhds at SS 3099 20, s at S1l 2a113
2hhds Pendleton Oohuty, Ky, ut $l1 75@l4 Is.
hhds new Boone County. Ky.--l hid ut S6 80,
l at 50 co. 1 at$l0 -,
8 hhds new Carroll County, Ky.-1hhd at 81: /
at 80 60, 4 at SID 75@l4 rs. t.Ig
II hhds southern Rentueky-11 hhds at 90 SOC
5 go; 8 at Sc 05@y7 90; 1 at Ss 80.
10 hhds West yirginia-s hhds at " 6O@5 10;
1t soc 80; l at $40 d
hid Eastern Ohio at e5ao. n E. b,.l-.
hid Northern Ohio at IS CO. Lf e,..
hhds Missouri at ~ 50@5 90.
1865 boxes Ohio seedA20 boxes. common filters,
at 21xc: 90 At u 50ys 20; 81 at S6@f 81; % at Se@
3 90, Is at Sl0@l3 80; Z at elt. an = =
boxes Wisconsin seed-7 boxes at S295 10; 1at
t6 10: at $50.
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and timothy at g 65a275 per bu In store. Flax
seed quiet and steady at 81 2b@i 80 per bu.
TallOw quiet and steady. Country packed at
6>Ee aDdcity rendered leese at 6ssze per pound.
Tea quiet and steady ut the following prices:
Oolong, So@90c. 60uchonE, 45e@tl; Young Hy-
SON. 3O@90c Imperial S0@S0c Gunpowder, 60c9
81, and Japan. S5975c per Id.
Tinners' stock: Market firm and demand fair
We quote: Zinc slab &c: sneet 9taslsc; block lin.
27d2Sc solder. l51 1s9lSc; copper ngots, 2Sc: bot.
TOMS. s5c; braziefs sheet 3u@Sbe per lb, tin nlate
TX. 81. and G, SO per box. -
Vegetibles: Market well supplied with cabbage
and firm at 40a5 per hundred. Onions quietand
steady ut 81 0O@s so per brl. Sweet potatoes
firm at 81 50(dS - per brl for good to choice.
Wool quiet aud firm market and fair demaft.
We quote: Unwashed-Flne merino, 23a2st:
coarse clothing, 2@27c: Medium DO. 3aaS2-; long
c0mbing. S0@S2c Washed: Fine mer.no, sses4ec:
coarse clothing. 35Gasc M 'dium clothing, ioG4 .,
long cOnbing. 40942c. Tubaashed: conlmee,
35dSSc. good 10 choice 4094fc.
Wo0oenwarr: Market st ady. and fair trade. We
quote: Washboards. 81 i0@275; buckets, twohoCD,
81 60@l60: do three hoop, 81 75@1 ~ tubs No. /,
$!@I 30; No. 2, s6(ad 81: NO. B. 500 3d. and nesn
Of eight, So 9O@S Is; churns. No. !, SSls9; No q
S76DS, and No. 3, S6@l7 per dozen.
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THE COURTS.
TO.MORROW's CALENDAR.

TO-MORROW'S CALENDAR
The cases set for tomorrow "wednesday are o.
follows
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Moore.
53545-Wayne. trustee, vs. Minor.
81 5S1-LAnge VS.. Dugan.
So 59i-Giusberg VS. Wesbr0d.
53,6i3-Boehm VS. Williams.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Harmon.
81. .0iS--Heckel vs.. Staaman.
34.M7-Lcsl e w. Matthew'S
a4,S50-Miller vs.. Tn mpeon
34.lR-Van Tyne vs.. Short.
Before Judge Foraker
S4,318-Frank VS.. Kuhn & Sons
81 54320-Grovenors Va. Duttenhofef
"a, 70-Huber VS.. Sci en-.
34.406-Brtton VS. Schier .
PoLIck
Drunk-Anton Sexton, David Collins,
So; Ed. Donahue, Mary Satin, 5000; Isaac
Burrows. capias issued; Harry Kimball.
continued; Mollie Barnett, SO; Louis
Rickhof, 10 days
Victoria Smith, Rose Dawson. continued.
Assault and Battery-Marion DAYTON.
Lambert Ruthert, J. H. Grieve, dismissed: {:
Joseph Benger. So.
observation-disclosures Grant, cutting.
&c., continued; Thomas Sullivan, taking
horse without leave, 80 days; Anton
Pree1. JOHN Hays e evagra,'cy' 5000;
same. continued; George Miller, house
thief, continued; VIM. Hasselbrock, re-
et continual.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
tspecial River Dispatches tn the Sta..i

tSpeclRl River Dlspatenes IN the Smel
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Nov 25-11:40 A. NJ
River feet and stationary. Weather
clear. Wind north
HINTON, w. Va, Nov. 1-9:52 A. NJ
New River / foot inches and falling
Weather cloudy.
CHARLESTON, Nov. M-11:14 A. M
Kanawha River 2 feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy. Wind from the
west. ....
On CRY, Pa. Nov. 25-1o29 A. M.-River
/ foot standing. Weather clear. Wind
south.
PIrrspuRe, Nov. 25-l1:30 A. M.-Eiver 2
feet s inches and stationary. Weather
clear and milder
New ORLEANS, Nov. 81 p. M.--River
IA feet inches below high water mark.
Arrivals-Henry G. Yaeger, St. Louis. De-
partures to-day-City of Alton, st. Louis.
Weather clear and pleasant. ....
@ Boat Hands Gossip.
The CITY of Portsmouth leaves daily at
p. m. for Chilo.
Business good on the Levee to-day.
The Bonanza returned to Portsmouth at
noon. t.
The large and elegant side wheel steamer
ANDY Baum will be found loading st the
wharf, and will leave Wednesday for
Evansville, Cairo and Memphis. Captain
Hiratn J. Vinton commands, and Messrs
Deem and Harbinson are in tire Office.
The Covington Ways have suspended
operations for few days and are receiving
,iew boilers. The boilers were formerly on
the towboat Tom Fnrrow.
The large and speedy side.wheel steamer
Potomac leaves this evening from the foot
If Broadway for PoIneroy aud all way
landings
The Wildwood will be down tonight and
return to Maysville at noon tomorrow.
Weather clear and pleasant this morning
Tire Abe Mcdonald will leave tomorrow
for Pittsburg with an empty tow.
The John Hanna came down yesterday
afternoon. aud Is loking up an empty tow
to-day. She will leave for Pittsburg this
evening or tomorrow.
The river recetled foot 3 inches In the
past twentv-fOnr hours ending at noon to-
day with 10 feet inches In the channel.
Chas NJ Ridgeway has been appointed
Assistant Inspector Of Steam Vessels for
the port Of Cincinnati. in place of Fred
erick Ford, transferred to Wheeling.
The G. w. Anderson arrived this morn
ing, and will leave this evening for all
points ON the Lower Ohio River and Cum
berland River direct, CAPTAIN J. A. Crouch.
commander Welcome back, Captain.
The Charles Bowen No. 2 leaves for Pom.
efoy Tomorrow. ..s
The fine sihe-wheel steamer, Potomac,
leaves from the foot Of Broadway this even.
ing. for pofneroy.
Captain Albert 6tein's large and elegant
Charles Morgan, Harry W. Stein clerk, will
get away this evening for New Orleans
with fair start OF passengers and freight
She has good engagements below. Wes
DOss and John Evelyn will be her pilots.
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AN Ex-sHERIFF's DEBT.
To b Amioably Settled for the county's In
ter0st,

40 % Amlo&ply oettleo ior tne Vountys In
terest.
The County Commissioners held a meet
ing to-day.
The following was submitted to the
Board OF Commissioners:
I'm the matter of the settlement between
Ferdinand Springmeier. late Sheriff OF
Hamilton County, and the honorable
Board of County Commissioners,
ON behalf of said County, I beg leave to say
that | have carefully examined the ac-
counts reinting to said matter. find the
balance due from Mr.. Springmeier to be
s3714 40, of which the interest amounts to
"a, 100 II, and / Recommend to your
honorable Board to accept the same from
him in full settlement of the amount due
from him to Hamilton County.
"Yours respectfully,
IS. Ii. DREW,
Fee Commissioner and Prosecuting At
torney, Hamilton County,"
MIR. Springmeier was on hand and ready
to pay up. The matter will be settled to
morrow,
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mlDDLETOWN. o.

cials, prominent men, newspapers ana
number of articles too numerous to meil-
ton, 70 be hung in the same elevation.
mIDDLETOWN. o.
No schools Thursday.
Joe Hollander, OF Hamilton, was in town
to-day.
A. c. Wisco, of Hamilton, was in town
yesterday,
H. p. Mckinney, Of Hamilton, was in
town yesterday.
Bring on your black diamonds the harv.
est is now ready.
To Wm. Vorhes, on Hydraulic street,
yesterday, a daughter.
Mr.. Frank Mount. of Germantown, gave
us pleasant call last evening
Our market-house is the subject Of much
complaint. The roof needs repairing.
Elias Crane is building an office at his
coal-yard, near the G., c., C. u !. depot.
Union services at the Baptist Church
Thanksgiving Day. Sermon BY W. r. Par
SONS
Mrs. L. r. Bowman and two children are
wing quite sick at their home, on Broad
| way. .-
Mrs. viii. Martindale is having serious
time with quinsy, at her home. on Broad
way.
H.C. Kurtz, who was badly hurt last
Thursday at Sutphin & Wrenn's paper-mill
is improving.
Miss Emma Wagner, who lives'on soutl
Fifth street. is dangerously sick will
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Germane, Miss Ella Kohne and tn,
two Misses Haesthing, all OF Hamilton, O.
and Prof. Schane of Dayton, were th'
guests of John Auer and wife Yesterday.
Mr.. A. II. Potter, proprietor of the yam
kee Road Dairy, has just purchased a new
and handsome wagon, the finest one now il
this city. To meet the increasing deman'
of his many customers he will, ere long
have to start a second wagon.
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Mr.. George P. Bickel, late Janitor at
the Police Court, will be married this even
ing at st. Johns Church, corner of Twelfth
and Elm streets, to Miss Gussie Wagner.
The reception will take place at the home
of the lady's parents, in Dent. O.
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OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS,
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.

NO PAPER THANKSGIVING.
In accordance with custom at this Office
no edition of the STAR will be published on
THANKSGIVING Dav.
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TlNAN OIAL

CINCINNATI Nov. 25-2P. M.
Eastern exchange ct 1-10 discount buying. and
par Ing, with moderate demand.
! sterling steady and quiet. We quote sight at
"a 84HS. and sixty-day bill s at "a 8lk PERI.
Government bonds quiet and steady. Local
rates as folloWg
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The following are the opening ana the IL 40 u.
m. Quotations OF the New York ExCiiange
as received by Lea, Sterrott & Co.. Is West Third
ctro
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Cinolnnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI. Noy. 25-2 P. N.
The following are the receipts and shipments Ut
live stock for tho past "a hours:
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remained In the same place ever since. The
same bottle will be filled with documents
containing the names of the present off,
cials, prominent men, newspapers and
u number of articles too numerous to meii-
ton, TO be hung in the same elevation.
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FOF New OrleaMs.

THURSDAY. 2Tlh. at S r. NJ. POSITIVELY,
i. ~ AGBfDTNG STAR, W. Il Miller, Mas
ter For freight or passage apply on
board, or 70 Royse & Mossett Agents.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-20
Quarterly Conferenca.

The fourth Quarterly Conference for Walhalla
and Seneca City Circuit convened at Seneca on
Saturday, the 18th Instant. Rev s. B. Jones D.
d., in the chair. Miles N. Sitton was elect ed
Secretary. The churches were all fully repre-
scnted except Wnlhalla.
The Pastor in winding up his third and last
year made his report OH the spiritual condition
OF the church. One hundred and fifty had
joined the church during his pastorate.
The financial report from tho Circuit was
favorable.
Rev. }. Walter Daniel was examined md
recommended to the Annual difference for wor),
in the itincrant ranks.
The following brethren were elected Stewards
for next year:
Walhalla-J. p. Micklcr, Wesley Pitchford
and Geo w. Sadcr.
Rock Spring.. L. Fenncll, Louis Moore
head, ]. W. Tompkins, Oliver Martin and A. G.
Sigh, Recording Steward.
Sencca-M N. Sitton, V. b. Swami and L
". Jordan.
Fairvicw-R. NJ. Hubbard and j. II. Morgan
Old Pirkems-J. NJ. Cannon and W. II Rccdcr.
Friendship-Gco. W. Campbell
Bro. j. p. Mckler was elected Sunday School
Superintendent for Walhalla Church for the
next year, and N. c. Mcdonald for Rock Spring.
In consequence Of sickness DR.. Jones was
unable to preach on Saturday or Sunday.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-20
SHERIFF'S> SALES.

Df virtue Of sundry executions to me directed
~ will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in De-
cember, 1879, ut tho Court uouso door in Wal.
halla, between tho legal hours of SALE the fol-
loving described property, to wit:
One Tract of Land, situate in Oconec County,
on Chauga Creek, adjoining lands of Ephraim
Cobo, Jr., John Roach and others, containing
one hundred acres. more or less, being tho same
tract conveyed to Ale j. Bry &C, Jr, by the heirs
of Wni. Long, deceased, by decd dated March
.-th. 1874.
One Tractot Land, situated in Oconee County,
on Chauga Greek, adjoining lands of Thomas
watkins and others, containing two hundred
acres, moro or less, being the same tract con.
veycd to said Alex. Bryce, Jr.. by Jerry Moore
by decd, dated 9th November, 1876.
Also
One Tract of Land. situated In Oconec County
aud known as the Howard Land containing four
hundred and fifty acres, moro or less being the
same conveyed to Alex. Bryce, Jr, by l.. b.
johnson, County Auditor, by deed, dated 2lst
February, 1878.
One Tract Of Land. situated in Oconce County,
on Chauga Creek, containing two hundi cd and
fifty acres, more or less. being the same con-
veycd to Alex. Bryce, Jr., by Elizabeth Pitts
by deed, dated 18th November, 1874.
Sold rs the property of Alex. Bryce, Jr., at
the suit Of tho Walhalla Bank and others
TERMS OF SALE-CAsII; purchasers TO pay extra
for titles. JAMES II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconcc County.
November G, 1879 Slit
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Mo''ttgaggcc's Sale.

10y virtue of a Power Of Attorney, con-
- tanned in mortgage. executed and de.
livered to me by A. j. pendley to secure the
payment of his note or obligation, bear
ing date tho 10th day of November,
1871, ! will SELL Mt public outcry,
to the highest bidder, at tho Court House at
Walhnlla, on salcday in December next
All that Piece, Parcel or Truct of Land
situate. lying and being in Oconco County,
in tho State Of South Carolina, adjoining
lands lands of D. IL. lluifmnn, j. W Norris, j. j.
Visnge and others. whcrcon said Pendey now
livos. containing one hundred and twenty.
two (l22) acres, more or less, and lying on
the South side of Chauga Crock, tho same
being more fully described in said mortgage.
The proceeds of salo to be applied to the
costs of SALE and the remainder to the amount
due on said note.
THE WALIIALLA BANK.
Mortgagce.
november u, 1917 5l-It
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Sale OF Valuable AanA.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ocOnoo COuntv.
Court Of Common PLEAS.


A. Lay and Josephine Lovinggood VS.. w. A.
Lay CT at.
DY virtue Of a Dccrctal Order. made in
I'D tho above stated case, on tho 10th Octo-
ber 1879, | will sell. by public auction, at
the Court House in Walhaln. in the County
and State aforesaid on the FIRST MONDAY
in December, 1870 within the legal hours Of
sale,
The Real Estate Of James Law. deceased,
situate, lying and being in the County and
State aforesaid, on Oconce Creek, waters of
Little River, in two separate Tracts us fol-
lows:
Tract No. | adjoining lands of David Dams
can, Wm. Todd. Stephen Smith md Others
containing seven hundred and cighty-four
acres, moro or lcss
Tract No. Q, adjoining lands Of Mason
Duncan, Tract No. | aud others, continuing
one hundred and thirty-six acres, moro or
less.
TERMS OF SALE -Onc,thirJ cash, the
remaining two-thrls on n credit Of twelve
months with interest from date, to be SC,
cured by bond and good personal security and
mortgage OF the premises sold
j. II. ROBINS
Sheriff Oconec County.
November u. 1917 5l-4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-20
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