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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06
Tho Bryce luomicido.

We rublshed last week two articles ON this
unfortunate occurrence, one from the Now
York Times and tho other from the Iowa
Sfafc register. we had no room last week
to comment on them, and we have no DISPOSE
ton to do now. Many of the statemcnta
made ih them are untrue, and this must have
been known to their author ut the time.
Ihese charges are 40 gratuitous, not to saw
mondncious, as to need no word of denial
from us. No iair-minded man who knows
the facts believes that politics had ANYTHING
to do with tho killing Of Bryce, and our read.
crs wcll know the parties charged in these
articles arc and have always been Rcpnbli-
cans and supporters Of Bryce When thew
on another occasion were charged with arson,
Bryce went on their bond. and the old man
Moore conveyed to him his land rs an in,
dennty against loss. This land he held TO
tho present timo without the payment of rent
or interest.
The continuance Of the case by Judge
PRESLEY was put upon grounds fair and lust
to both tho State and tho prisoners. We
stated these grounds in our report of tho case
during Court, and they do credit to judge
Prcsslcy rs lawyer and upright Judge. As
to the probable escape Of the parties charged,
as soon as the matter was brought to tho
attention of Judge Presley, he examined tho
Jail in person. and granted an order for the
remosa! Of TIC prisoners to Anderson for
salc'keeping. Every step thus far has ocen
taken in IL way to avoid avcn the appearance
Of nnfnirncss.
While all this is being said ond done our
readers mast not forget that the Moores are
not necessarily guilty because ,hoy arc
charged with tho crmc, but tboy are prc-
sumcd to be innocent until their guilt is
proved. We mention this because thcrc
have been so many comments on this homi-
cidc, and in many cases such an assumption of
tho guilt Of the parties charged that our
readers, some Of whom may be inrors next
March, should guard against forming opin.
ions or being in any way biased. We know
the people of tho county condemn crmo
wherever found and proved, and desire to SEQ
those guilty of it tpnnishcd, but tho proof of
guilt must first be made by tho State.
Wc also publish this week an article above
the signature of NJ. II Bryce, taken from the
Iowa Slatc register. Really thorc is nothing
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In the article except untruthfulness and ma.
ligpity. Wo mako room fot IT, 30 that our
readefo may 500 What Is sRid about tbcni,
many miles away, by one in their midst. We
also copy below from tho samo paper an edi.
torial article. This paragraph will show the
spirit of Bryce's friends in distunt State
towards the Southern people:
Elsewhere our Wulhalla correspondent
details the murder of his brother. Lit is a
pleasure to uote that ono Democratic official
iu South Carolina has had sufficient courage
aud decency to perform his duty. But who
for moment believes that justice will ever
take there murderers by the neck acd
swing thcm into the hell that yawus wide
mouthcd for thcm2 They don't hang or
punish wen down there for the pastime Of
shooting white aud black Republicans.
The highest honors in the gift of the State,
like sending the butcher and blood hound
keeper Butler to the Senate, and clevating
his aid and adjutant, Gary, to tho gubcrna-
tioual chair vacated by one-legged, hypo-
critical, unhung rebel-suoh ia the Demo-
cratic and South Carolina mode of making
crime odious Our correspondent deals
plainly with assailauts, aud in about two
weeks you may confidently expect to hear
Che crack Of tho Democratic shot gun, fill.
ing the back Of Morgan II. Bryce with
Democratic buck-shot. The Anderson
hang dog will doubtless feel perfectly salts
lied aud chronicle another bask etful of lies
about men whose mules ho is no. worthy to
play holster to-"
We have said more upon this unfortunate
killing OF Bryce than VIC intended to do We
have been drawn into it by the statements Of
those who knew better. but failed to tell the
truth Wo have cndcavorod to be just to all
the dead, tho living and tho vindication Of
the law. Fran these lines We shall not
depart. and wo trust no necessity will arise
for us to refer to it again.
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sale Of Valuable Land.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
oconeo County.
Court Of Common pleas.

\. Lay and Josephine LwingsooI vs. W. A
Lny CT Ut.
DY virtue of Dccrcta Order. mada in
ID the above stated ease, IN tho 18th Octo-
Der 1870, will sell, by public auction. ut
the Court House in WalhaiIn. in the County
and State ninrc.aid. ON the FIRST MONDAY
in December. 1870 within The lcgnl hours Of
sale,
The Real Estate Of James Law. deceased,
situate lv;ne and heng in tho County and
State aforesaid, on Uconcc Creek. waters of
Little River. in two separate Tracts ns fol-
lows:
Tract No. l. adjoining lands Of David Dun.
can. Wm. Todd stephen Smith aud others,
containing seven hundred and eighty -four
acres, more or less.
Tract No. Q adjoining lands Of Mason
Dnncan Trac, No | and others, containing
one hundred and thIrty-sx acres, more or
less.
TERMS OF SALE -Onc.third cash. the
remaining two thirds nn II credit of twelve
months with interest frnm date, to be se-
cured hy bond and good pcrsnnal security and
m"rt2agc OF the premises snld.
j II. ROBINS.
Sheriff Uconcc County.
November G. 1879 SLIT
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06
Southern Progress,

MIR. Tilmen r. Gaincs has withdrawn from
the SoutAcrn Hcruld and that paper has bcen
stopped, new paper. "Ihe SouHc,m Pog
ress,' has been started by Mr.. Yngling, tho
former partner Of MIR. Gaines. The now
manager, MIR. YinSling. is straightforward
business man, and we wish his paper and tho
cause he is working for, abundant success
We append tho following, clipped from the
November number:
"The Southern Herald and Woyking Man,
its interests and effects having been sold out
and changed hands, the work Of inducing
emigration to the South will be continued by
the Southern Progress, with G. Yinglng as
its business manager, to whom all communi-
cations should be addressed, NJ No. 9 Astor
House, New York City"
We hope our people of the Piedmont sec.
ton will snccor Mr.. Yinging's paper and
have it circulated broadcast over the North,
East and West.
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The Homestead Law.

The decision Of the Stute Supreme Court
holding that persons not owning renl estate
and having homsetend thereon, are entitled
to no exemption from levy and sale of their
crops aud personal property under execution
for debt is calculated to create II very gen
crnl dissatisfaction. The decision, snys the
Anderson Iafelhgcnccr, has evoked from
many very respectable tenants the assertion
that thoy will not vote the Democratic ticket
again. This. of course. is wrcng, and those
who make it do not duly consider the fncts Of
tho caso The law under which this decA-
ion was mnde wna passed by the Republicans
and tho decisinn itself wns written by the
Chief Justice. who is n Republican. 1t is not
the net of II Legislature, which is the repre-
sentative Of the successful party at the polls,
but IL decision npon question Of law by
Court which is not political body. We
think the decision an unfortunate one 1t is
provocative of class dissensions, and il sub
ject to all the odium and di.cnntent which
un)air aud unrcas onablc determinations
ae,.inst one class and in favor Of another arc
suro to elicit. This decision holds that the
man who is fortunate enough to possess one
m
made to pay his dehts Nv execution, but thar
the less Fortunate tenant who perhaps has
nothing but Il little housc,.o olu' lur"iture, n
mn!c. aud large family depend,nt npon him
for lte support can be sold out to 81. .,is.'v tue
demands against him. 1t seems to ua th.'
this will be generally admitted to be wro,.S.
The homestead ought to be abolished AZ to
pvh tn Il
all. The doctrine that to him that has much
mare shall be given, and from him that hath
little that which he hath shall be taken away,
is very g>od doctrine, so Ear rs it relates to
the moral qualities Of man, but it will
scarcely hc contended that it il a good pr.n-
ciplc to ongraft into the laws of the land
relating to the material possessions Of men
1t Is, however, the doctrine made of force in
South Carolina under the decision above
quoted. For this, however, tho Democratic
party Ia IN no wise responsible, for il did not
make the Constitution or the law Neither
landowners or tenants can afford To allow
tn" Democratic pariy to pass out Of power in
this State, for the rings and corrup,ions of
the past warn us Of the expressions thnt will
again bo hcaped upon us if Rcpnhlicani>m
should ever triumph.in South Carolina. Tho
lnc"nsenience and hardship created by this
decision can be as easily corrected by the
democratic party as any other, and we believe
that it will DC done. Tho Legislature az its
coming session should submit n constitutional
amendment to the people making the home
stead provisions applicable to every citizen of
the State. whether he be rich or poor, whose
necessities shall require him to take advaut,
age Of it.
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sale Of " .luablc land.
State of South Cal olina.
ocOnee COuntv.

oconee County
IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Young Davis VS.. Wm. B. Davis ct al.
lI virtue of Decrctal Order. mado in the
ID nb've stated cnse, on tho 18Th day Of
October, 70. will sell bv public auction,
nt The Court House in Walhalla in tho
County and State aforesaid nn the FIRST
MONDAY in December. 1870 within tho
lrg"l hours nf sale
Real E>tateof Harvey Davis. deceased.
situate lying and being in the County and
State aforesaid. on Tngaloo River, in three
>erarniG tracts IA fnllnws:
lrac! No. | or the lInmc Tract, adjoining ;,
lands of i 5. Ramsay, Rnht. Powell, OheslsT
Fisher and others. containing ninety four.
acres more ~ less.
Tract No 2. Or tho Bnrton's Creek Trnct
adjoining Tract No |. w II. Smith. CKeslev
Fisher and others, containing one hundred,
AM twenty eight acres. more nr lass.
Tract M. 3 or the Lnngnnse Tract. nd :.
.i"ining Tract No . j. j. N"r,nn md others.
containing three hundred ana seven acres.
more or less
TERM S-Une third cn. al, balance in two
cqnni annual instnlmonts, with intcrcst from
dnto. secured by bnd Of the purchaser, with
mortgage Of The premises. Purchaser to nav
extra for titles. mortgage &c &c
II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Ocnneo County.
N .vcmner G. 1919 Slit
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06
Sale Of Valuable Land.
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY, OF OCONEE.

IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
ii D. a. Bicmann W. A j. Pendley.
DY virtue of Il Dccretnl Order made in the
Id nb"vc stuffed case. on the - day of
June. 1879 | will sell. By y:public auction, at
the Court House in Wnlhaln. in the cnup,v
aud State aforesaid. on ,hr FIRST MONDAY
in December, 1879. within the legal hours Of
sale.
One Tract of Land. situate. lying N,Nd
being in the county aud Suite aforesaid adj
'"lning nnds of II: W. Kuhtn,ann. Fretwe ell,
King and others. MS shown by a plat made
by A. Tnylor, aud dated Octnber "a, 1875,
continuing eighty acres. more. or less, the
same being part Of n tract conveyed to the
defendant by Edmund IIerndon on the 7th
drv nf Dercmher 1875.
TERMS-Cash; purchaser to pny extra for
all necessary papers
j II ROBINS.
Sheriff Oconee County.
November G. 1870 5l-4t
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Mo'tgagcc's Solc.

DY virtue of n Power of Attorney, con-
ID tnincd in n mortgage. executed and de,
livered To me by a. j. Pcndlcy. to secure the
payment of his notc nr obligation, bear
ing date the 10th day OF Nnvcmber,
1871. | will sell ut public cutlery.
10 the highest b',ldcr at the Court House nt
Wnlhaila. on salcdav in December ucxi
All thar Piece, Parcel ar Tract of Luud
situate. lying aud being in Ocnnce County.
IN tho State IF Sou,h Carolina. adjoining
lands "f j II llulfnnn, W Norris j j
' sage and others, whercon said Pendley now
lives c"n'nining ono hundred and twenty. :.
two (l22) acres, more ~ less, and lying On
The Snnih sid" Of Chauga Creek. tho same
being more fnlly described in said rtnncr
The proceeds of sale tn be applied to tie
c"sts "f ,ale. and the remainder 10 the amount
due on said nn,e.
TIE WALHALLA BANK,
Morgn.ee.
November g. 1879 SID
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New Advertisements.

by virtue of sundry executions to me directed
IL will sell. on the FIRST MONDAY in De-
oembcr 1879. at the Court House door in Wal
halla. between tho legal hours Of sale, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit:
One Tract Of Lnnd. situate in Oconec County
on Chauga Creek, adjoining lands of Ephraim
Cobb, Jr., John Ronch and others, continuing
one hundred acres moro or less. hcing tho same
tract conveyed to Alex. Bry co, Jr, by tho heirs
of Wm. Long, deceased, by deed dated March
--th, 1874.
One Tract Of Land. siuat cd in Oconce County,
on Chauga Greek adjoining lands of rhomns
Watkins and others, containing two hundred
acres, moro or less, being the same tract con.
veyed to said Alex Bryce. Jr., by Jerry Moore
by deed, dated 9th November, 1876.
ALSO.
One Traot of Land situated in Oconec County
aud known ns the Howard Land. contni lining four
hundred aud fifty ncres, moro or less. being the
same conveyed to Alex. Bryce. Jr by l.. B.
johnson County Auditor. by Decd dated 2lst
February, 1878
One Trnot of Land situated in Oconce County.
OIL Chaugn Creek, conlnining two hund cd and
fifty ncres, more or less being the same con-
veyed to Alex Bryce, Jr.. hy Elizabeth Pitts.
by deed dated 18th November. 1874.
Sold as the property of Alex Bryce, Jr. nj
the suit of the Wnlhalla Bank and others
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH: purchasers to pay extra
for titles. JAMES II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconec County.
November q, 1879 At
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sale Of Valuable E4aMd,
state Of South Carolina.
County Of Oconee.

IN lIt CoU II OF IOM MON PLEAS
j. ". Stribling Administrator, vs.. Suuh
Il. Craig ct al.
DY virtue of a Decrelal Or6er, made in
-lD the abnvc stated ease. on the 10Th dny of
October 1879. wiIl sell bY ,nblic auction
at the Court House in WnlhnIn, in ,bo
C"nEty and State aforesaid. on Tho FIRST
MONDAY in Doccmhcr. 1870 within rho
legal hours Of sale, the i1lluwing Real Estate
to wit:
The undivided half interest in ono Tract
OF Land. known as the Real Estate of W. NJ
Craig, deceased, situate lying and heinz in
the County and state aforesaid. on tho West
bank Of Keowce River, adjoining lands of J r.
Sitton. Jnmes L. Steele Wm Alexander nnd
others. continuing fnnr hundred and twenty
nine acres, more less.
TERMS or SALE:
One third cash and the remaining two
thirds on n credit of twelve months, secured
by bond md mortgage Of tho premises
Purchaser to pay extra for titles mortgage,
&C., &c.
j. II. ROBINS,
Shoriff Oconce County.
November 2, 1879 5l-4t
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Sale OG Valuable land
State Of South Carolina.
0C0NEE COUNTY,
IN THE COURT OF COM ION PLEAS.
NJ. l.. Dcnn; vs.. W. II Penney CT al.

NJ. L, DcnGy vs.. W. II Penney et a.
DY virtue If a D,c,-eta Orlcr. made in the
HD abnve stated ease n thc - day "l
October, 1879, | will sell b., l''h'c auction.
ut the Court lI"use in Walhnla me Cnnn'y
and State aforesaid on the FIR 81 MONDAY
IN December. 1870 within The legal ,."urs Of
sale. the Real Estate Of Margaret Penney
deceased, as Cil"wS:
One Tract of Land sitnntc. lying and
being in the County md State aforesaid. con,
mining enc hundred and thirty five acres
more or less ndj joining lands If the EStute nr
Tyre b. Manldn. deceased, David Caldwell
and others
TERN MS-One- third cash The balance in
Nv" equal annual in>tnllnnrts. with Interest
from day of sno, secured by bond uf the
purchaser and mortgage nf the premises.
Purchaser I" pay extra for titles. mortgage.
Re-, &c.
]. II ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconee County
Novcmbcr G. 1870 Silt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06
Sale of Valuable Rand.
State Of South Carolina.
dbcOaaGc County.

IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
W i D"ld, Plaintiff Complaint for
Va : f"rrclusur" of
T G Clemson, dcfcna'. Mechanics, Lien.
DY virtue Of M order, made in the above
- stated ca>c, ny Judge Is g. Presley, on
The - day OF Octohcr, 1879 to me di-
,ccted, | will sell on sale da, in December
next, at the Court llousc door in Wal
hali', g., between the legal hours of sale.
to the highest bidder. therefor, the follows
ing Tract nf Land, to wit: All thnt Piece
Parcel or Tract of land, situate in said
Hounty aud State, aud known as the Fort
LIZ pl"ce, containing 500 acres, more or
less.
TERMS-Cash; purchaser to pay extra
fnr titles j. II. ROBINS,
Sheriff 0concc County.
November 6, 1870 Sill
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06
Sale of Valuable Eand
State Of South Carolina.
ooonee County.
IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

w. w. Ersknc W. N. j.. Brown. X
DY Virtue of Dccrotnl Order, nude In
I'D the nbnve stated case. ontthe 9th day of
Oc,ober, 1879 will sell bypnbio auction.
ut the Court House 10 Wnlhalln, in the County
aud State aforesaid. on the FIRST MONDAY
in December, 1879. within the legal hours of
sale, the following Rea, Estate:
One Tract Of Land situate. lying and
being in the County and State aforesaid,
adjoining lands Of James Todd. David Dun'
can. DR.. McMahan and others, containing
two hundred and ten ncres. more or less.
TERMS-Cash. Purchaser to pnv extra for
titles. j II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Ouonee County.
November 6, 1879 5l-at
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06
Doath Of Senator Chandler,

Hon. Hachariah Chandler, United States
Senator from Michigan, died suddenly in
Chicago, on tho night of the first instant, of
congestion of tho lungs MIR. Chandler had
formerly occupied the position of Secretary
of the Interior, and was politician of noto.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06
Taxes.

MIR. j. N. George, County Auditor, mado
application to tho Comptroller General for an
extension of ten days, to enable the tux-pay-
ers OF Oconec to meet their obligations. Gen.
nagood granted fee days, which amounts to
very littlo. Generally, from ten to fifteen
days extension has been granted to unfortu-
nato tax. payers. This !imo it is only five
days, and wc must make the most of it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06
The Murder Of Bryce.
Tile Brother Of the Murdered Man 7slls Me
Bloody Story Shot in The Bach, Democrat
&c Fashion--Lov South Cayoiina's "Lcad.
ing Citizens" Use the Shot Gun-I Plain
and lo'cerfW Story.

WALHALLA. S. G October lG.--ED,T,R or
Iowa STATE REGI>TER:-I incloso You a., nr,i.
Gle which appeared in q Democratic m ,er NJ
Anderson, 5 g.. adjoining this c"unty. The
editor heads The article Tho B,azonry of
Bryce" IIe saws ! charged the murder Of
my brother to Democratic night riders. In
reply ! would state that he has said moro
than is true; more than my political enemies
mt home said He says NJ. IL Bryce il n
meat dealer and butcher, and lives solely
under the patronage Of the Democratic pco.
pie at Walhalla. AS to that assertion | say
lilo. | have tro farms near this place
that yield seven to eight bales of cotton and
nbont five hundred bushels of corn, and be-
sides that have about seventy head of hogs.
The editor further says: Does Morgan
Bryce know that politics hid anything to do
with tho killing of his brothor?" ! think to
n certain extcn: politics had a great deal TO
do with it, Tho editor further says that
well know that the only men suspected of the
crime are of the Radical stamp of the mur
dercd man. This is fnsc. Those parties
that arc suspected. if they are an py,hing, they
arc Democrats. don't know tha, they have
any politics. never knew or henrd of them
voting the Republican ticket until read that
article. This shows how this man Anderson
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06

We have nothing definite from tho election in
New York to present to our readers up to tho
hour of going to press, but 1t is thought that
tho Republicans have carried the State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-06
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EOuihty Of abcOmcc,

IN TRIAL JUSTICE COURT.
k'''" y v.r"e,' ' Plaintiffs, Money De-,
John Aourhead Defendant Sealed Note.
SUMMONS.
10 John Mcnrhe,d, Defendants:
NOMPLAlNT having been made TO me,
" hy Wm G. Keith and John s. Veroer,
Going business in the town Of Walhalla.
under the name and TILE Of Keith & Yer,
nor that you are indebted to them on your
pro1'ss"ry note undcr seal of date 4th,
March, 1876, in the snn of fifteen dollars,
and interest thereof from said date, 4th
March, 1876. the said note being oD flo in
my Office at W"lhala Court House Yoa.
are hereby summoned to answer said oom-.
paint and to serve copy of your answer
on me at my Office at Walhala Court House,
aforesaid, wi'l.in twenty days from the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of day Of service, or
judgment will be rendered for the Plain
tffS
Given under my hand and seal the 4th
day of November; 1879. -
s. S. II JOHNS,
(~ Trial Justice.
10 John Moorhead, Defendant 10 the above
stated action:
Take notice that the complaint 10 this
L case was filed in my office ct Walhallas6
Court House on the 4th day of Novem
1870.
Il. 8. S. II. JOHNS,
~ Trial Justice.
November Q, 1879 5a-6s
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The city Of Elmira. N. Y, seriously pro.
poses to rival Ccopatra's Ncellc about to he
SET np in tho metropolis Of the State by tho
erection of Il monument to Adam. Tie father
OF the human race. |; is to be a implc shaft
OF stone. l25 feet in height, and lhcref,ro will
bo more prominent feature than tho mono.
lith of Egyp''s Queen, being nearly twice as
tall. 1t is said that two thirds OF tho nccess
sarv sum has already hccn subscribed. The
appeal of tho projectors for subscriptions says
without him no man had entered into
eternal peace. Shall NO build monuments to
foreign spios, and none to him who gave us
heayon2"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-31

EN- THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEHE EC-
OAD Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, in and
for 0rnsby contyIn the matter of the estate Of Mat
thias RnklePuEsnat order Of said cnurt, made
the NINTH day of October A D. 1879. notice is hereby
given that Monday the THIRD day OF November, A D.
1870 at 10 O'Clock A. of that day, being OF the
November term A D. 1879 of sid Dist ic$ Court at the
Of said court has been appointed the time
and place for tho proving OF the will of the said hathas
Rinkle, deceased. and of hearing the applications Of
Earcea Rinkel wife OF the said Matthias Rnkle, de-
ceased, ard Willis G. Clarke for the issuance to hem of
letters testanentary when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the
J. H. MARSHALL. Clerk.
Careon City. Fevada October 10 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-31

Totes and Queries-More Notes ana Queries Learning II
S1noke-The Listlr han--Tne Confessions ef Bibl
Eaniac-Piutes Mlliiners ana Boys Somewhat 0w ISL
-GleaAlnys-Dates and Mares hlk-A Chapter on
Canes, Etc.-Tom Thumb, Etc.-So.nethirg Critical
Random Shots -Scraps-Findiny Mon ey In the Asbes
Our Good Takers q tbs Far Mess-Blue Aondas -
MAn 8 Barometer.
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HYFxCE OF d'fsTN's'Y TfaE AsERER- NO.
= TtCG: Under Act OF the Legislature of the
State Of .eVa approved March the sth 1889, notice
herahv given that the Asssssnont R for 1879 hiss this
day been boen i3aced N my posaession BY the County
Auii0or, i ii the State ind oity taxes due
and payable (the becoming delinquent the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NoVEMBFR, 1870 and That
aws in regard tleir collection will strictly en-
forced Il. l.. YAGFR
County Treasurer ii ex oiico Tax k.sc:iyer
Carsos City, Ossobor 10, ls:S