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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-16

IL. u. /. &. 49, ~ w
R.oH WITHOUT MONEY. Many d:
man 10 rich without money! Thonsands
ofmep with nothing in their pocket, and
thousanda without even n pocket, are
rich. A man with 4 good, sound coDsiis
tuition. o good stomach, q good heart and
good limbs, and az pretty good head
piece is.fich. Coed hones area E,stEae
than gold, tough muscles than silver; !;
and nerves that hash fire and carry ener-
gy to ever function, arc. better than
houses and lands. y
Itis batter shan}a landed estase Co
have had the right kindhof father s...;5s s...;5s
mother. Good breeds and bnd breeds
exist among men as really ns among
herds and horses. Education may dc
much to check evil Tendencies, or to de-.
velpp. good opes but It - a great thing
tOinherit the right proportion Of fhcllss
ties to start with. y s}
The man is rich who has q ygood dispo.
sifina a-@who Is naturally kind, patient,
nhaarfiil hnnnfnI afYsl tphna has d flavor
ofWlt and fun Ia his compoaition. Tho
hardest thing 20 get alchg With in this
life is d mans own self. a cEoSs=, selfish
!, fellow. q despondi End complaining
fellow, a. timid. :. rhurienesl lnat
these are oil sse;. 9 deforlned on the 10 +
side. Their feet may not limp. but their
thoughts do. ..s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-16

- Tho man who put = flssir slt IS sse4 &
glass snaes saeles Oh his hofse 9nd slsa
fed him With shoe psga 8iAe straw -
lnakehinihlnlg he Ras lezsi, ei.ss
aud gfass was crpel% Aiiieh l5efe
illirS:,le Ia iho conduct o A,qssA s5a niflflsz
ssho having s pesls horse sS.st,
ed some dis Il ff0s him sllld I'd llsa
about Ysond0p.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-16

I a. ROMANTIC SroRY. Al mysterious
womnA who appeared ss;sIdenly ii Aslie.
vile, N. O., many years ago when yonng
aud attractive, and who refused 70 give
any account Of herself, declined seFerals
offers of marriage, and finally went to
lead q hermirs life proyea q 6e the hes.
roine OF q asronanee. Her, nAIic was
Mary Burt, and fifty years ago she ssas
engaged 10 Roberk Eleichersa Q citizen Of
4faine. Becoming Jealous she afeak tos
sea 80 steWarless, zca SsFees sc:is slle
North Carolins coast, rescued By lad laFs
and suppoae6 10 haSe l.ean ..ll=-S5ITsfs Cd s
She lslt the India1s and oppsafsa u
Asflesille, whass che determined 20 re-
,Vlzia aidden. li,itesn going The rounds
ne Al-a IlsAtcnnaiahra ranbfsllnn Tho fsnr0ans
and her aiuEulaY mode Of lilc attEacted
che attah slon Of her aid lover sfho g z
|iwidoMcr, and bio inmea Lately Aaaiened
to- Asheyills and sooght her ont l5'ig5
Recognized him, hut the nlee. ing vas ses.
ms ttet.of-iact, aud after i pleesau tax
they psfted agaia ssishort tshfs or nliliy
ireproaoi e. a ieV days go.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-06-10

Just receiecd--A nice Dot OF Sill Fringe
SIX GhipHre lao, lsren rcfchon. and
Cotton Lacc'.
Remember that We are sill hsadquarisr'
for Trunks and Nsli.e.. Twenty-Five new
trunks jast received the other day, snd We
sell them At less prices than you can buy
them NJ reisil in Cincinnati o. Louisville
In Dress Goods We will open this evs-
ming another pretty line u Plaid ?oplins,
Black Gros.Grain silks. and the finest line
Of Black Cashmerc- 10 he 'een anywhere.
We have al the popular low-priced Dress
Goods. satins in all ctIors.
We now have everything N the White
Goods line, consisting IN part Of Linen
Lawn, Linen Cambria, Orsandie, Victoria
Lawn, Linen DE Dacca, Swiss Null Dot
ted Swiss, Cheek Ninsooks, Plain Nan
socks, All-over Tuck., plain and with In
seriior, Nc, &c.
A. th'l'i Is now III. lime for house clean
ing, hSing up, dc, we would advise all not
to foil 10 examine our stock Of Carpets,
Matiines, Oil-Cloths, STAR Carpets, Rug,
Window Shades, Cniisin Laces, and in
fact any thing in the honse furnishing line,
a. il will he to their interest to ds.so.
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DEATHS.

-CRAlG.--Seldom have We, as a ehroni.
clsr Of passing events. felt such poignant
grief as Il gives us to record The death Of
Miss Annie Craig. Viewed In almost any
aspect, death is appalling, and when it
strikes down the young and loyely, il is
doubly 40. But just entered into Youug
wonanhood. with all the hopes, ambitions
aud promises OF life, loved BY every one
and almost idolized by her brothers and
sister, Il is indeed sal 10 have her taken
from us--sad 10 know that her happy smile
will greet IA no more on earth. Never Of
a very strong constitution, She has at inter
walls for several years suffered much, but I he
immediate cause Of her death was organ.
ic diseases Of the heart. A couple Of
months ago she sent ON a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. X. ". LillaTd, al Lancaster.
where shortly after her arrival she vas
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Personal.

Mis- nRASK GIvEss 10 st Mrs. J. q. nsyes.
Mis- Inns LKK !. With her sister. Nu. l. 5.
heEircy.
Miss M.rrIs TsiasLE is the s..s, Of Mis-
Lslis Ekia.
Ms. LIN. iEaoKA IL attending The cosi-
alsaesment sEsrei.s.
Mis- BALux Burskn Of NJ y,rasn. IA visit
iax Mr.. N. y. Ssyiss.
-Mss. HAssAH PoIKET. 0i Hsrrsdsbsrs. Is
-its Mo John Aellobcr,s
Ms. kDwaAD Esrs. .ai his sister. Mss Flor
ssce, are Of the Nyrss Hoass.
MIS-. N.oais EsBkHr. a Cab orchsrd. Is
Nth Miss EiiEa and Maggie Hsrri.
MISSES LUElLs RsIour .ni s-iiis Harlan are
gus.i. Of Mi..rs B-ttis and Annis Harris
Miss RuEH Caow. ~hs graduated a year Ass.
!. bach 10 enjoy the Commencement essrcises-
Mss JEsstK ussHks 10 b.ct ffosa ths Ear
West the Kssst Of Miss Jennie kichsrts. a. 10 also
Miss Cora sasdidss.
Crsss,llis. Ky, L. slsi,ins JaJss J. N. Philips
and other relatives
Cot W. O. wkIcu and Judge ssuaey have
ssas 10 somerset 10 rssis, the application OF Love
for ball. having b.ss employed to s>is, the Com
InSnwcalIh.
Ms. vIsOil DK~ur. q rromissnt candidate
br usrk Of The Court VI Appci. vss hare this
vsss. lie 3. sbrothsr ofths popular u.a. fayetis
Hewitt, whom he very much resembles.
Mas. Graham, Mr.. ". c. Price, ssi Misses
Sue whitley and Kate shropshire, Of DAnsilie;
Mr. aud Mrs.. J. n. Hutehinss. Of Crab orehsrd.
and Mr.. q. n. GILMORE. Of somerset. are guests Of
NJ D A. lafrla.
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! orctd to take her bed, froa which III,
was destined never 10 arise. xitha resg>
nation known only 10 those who truly love
the Lord and who are always able 10 say
Let Thy will be done, she bore her suffer
ines without mufmuring until death at
1890 O'Clock Monday night, allowed her
pure snd loving spirit to soar 10 It's bright
and happy reward above. Her last mo.
ments were peaceful and calm, and she
died apparently rs easy As II she had only
fallen into a refreshing sleep. We shall
all sadly miss Miss Annie, the young with
whom she associated, the old whom she
respected and revered, hex family whose
pride she was, and the Christian Church,
Of which she was devoted member. To
her, with several other ladies, may be at
tributed much Of the praise Tor the hand
some new church building. A Secretary
Of the woman's Aid Society, she was I'M
firing, and IL was her brightest hope to see
the new church fully and handsomely fur.
nished. Elder B. p. ricketts,, who had at.
tended her in her last days, preached the
funeral sermon, and owing TO the supposed
absence Of Ed. Jos. Bsllou, at Parksvills,
Rev. J x. Peoples kindly assisted in the
ser sicss. We have never heard a better or
more appropriate prayer than that offered
by Mr.. Peoples nor a sermon so full Of
consolation and comfort to the beresved
as lIr. Ricketts, delivered. The affection
in which Miss Annie wa. held was plainly
shown 10 the immense crowd who attended
the funeral, the proce being one Of the
longest ever seen here. After the sermon
the remains were conveyed to Buffalo Gem.
eiery, and there all that WAS mortal Of this
loving and lovsble Christian was shut from
human eyes forever. Nay the God of con-
ISOLATION and plying love sustain her fam.
lily in their hour Of sore bereavement.
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RELIGIOUS.

Dewitt Talmsge takes no stock in
the Revised New Testament.
DIR. Cl.lland, Of the Northern Presby
terian Church, preached AT Richmond on
the Faith Cure last Sunday. Tie expressed
his undivided belief in II, as prae,ieed at
Pink Cottage and elsewhere, and said the
days Of miracles had scarcely begun, in.
stead Of having passed.
R. L. Payne will preach at the Court
house Sunday, at $50 ?. NJ. on the Millsn-
mum. lie will renounes baptism, aud
will attempt 10 prove that no man has been
given the power 10 administer the ordi-
nance since the Apostolic day. Any person
choosing " answer him can " 50.
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ITEMS or INTEREST.
sEVEaAACE, DUDDERAR a a,

Another new stock Of Straw Hats.
Boys Shoes in Low Cut and Button,
just in.
New stoc of White silk Fans. Psrsssl.
Lsoes, &c.
Ladies' Linen Lus,sn in assorted size'
and qualities.
Fifteen new pieces of Plaid and Striped
Ginshams, jus, opened.
The best stock Of Wall Paper ia the cay
aud a, very low prices.
Elegant new Jet Ornaments, for trim
ming black dresses. Ask to ses them.
Large Line of Boys, Youths and Mems
Lusier Goats, all sizes up 10 fory eight.
VIII receiye from Ne~ Nor On nsxI
Tuesday new sioc Of White Gcods
Laoes, &o.
Embroidered Lace and Linen Sailor
Collars. Largest and incest assortment OF
the season.
Another new stock OF hssiery this
week. We now have the most eomplets
line to be sees anywhere.
I Gentlemen will find ols stoc Of Neck
wear, Collars, Cafi-, Su.psndsrs, Mali
Hose, Drawers and undershirts, complete
Another invoice la BLACK GrosAiraii
and Broeaded Silks ssl ie also, ns'
stock Of that incompsahls Bl'c satin
The newest thing in White Emlsoidess
Sashes, two and half yards long. opsne
this week. Just the thing for suuime
will wash and do up nicely.
In Meas, lonth's and Bo,-' Cl-ihin
the universal verdict j. Ne have the hs'
and cheapest stock eser seen in this cat,
We have suits from q ehilds four year
old 10 sizs 10 In meas.
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o. A. n. TIVE CARD.
IOCfL NOTICES.

E......... n ..... . =. tft.i.... A o..
'N" ~ " "''''o''''" " ''"ss
,mtsr line OF iselrigerators At Owsley
and Higgins.
Msnssr DENeRr-r's Patterns for sale
At MoRolerts and Stsgg'.
SAIr, Lime aud Cement constantly on
hand nj Owslcy a Higgins.
Fon thai Cough uae White Pine syrup,
prepared by Mcflohert. A s,asr.
go ro o..,.v A tt,..,,., n, s.Ii.,,.
.s.i. ~. III. H.. s.s,hs. a,
-,
r"h h'su",ns, Pu'pS~ w ve "
a.
Nv lin. NJ Ws,., Cooler. and Ic,
c,s,r F,ss,s,. ,u., rec.i,eI q, Ow.ley a
,ii.s;,.
So a, a.-, -. A., A.
A. oouA upfen.' 'vn Use S~
oun's'" " 0''ss " wv
nns,' s's' "A'' -.
IHk Ready mixed Paint, sold by Nc
nooeIu 1"kk He .he pe-' '"'u-a'e
s's''"'''u :" WY pa,"''A,
JUST number Of 'straws, containing
good picture. OF Rev. George q. Barnes
and Mis- Marie and Pink Cottage, Tor sale
at Mehoberts stsggs''
DR. CrIIIs' Farm CuRn,r o5 cents;
"Doroihss Trudel," 20 cents; Were They
Miscles1" Is cent?; The Gin Of God"
90 cent. Notes 90 Bible reading, 30
cents for sale by hekoserts stage:
Sent by nail 10 any address on receipt VI
price.
VIZ uAvr a speedy and positive Cure for
Cstssrh, Diphtheris, C.nker mouth and
Head Ach,, in shilohs Cstaarh Remedy
A nasal Injector free with esoh bottle
U@ Il II you desire health and sweet
breath. Price so cents Soil by Chenault
A Penny.
K,.n xh., l. q sm.llxoos of Pin.
Hill .s,. of Whit. C,e.n, Will, V.,mi.
fnge' II, /. liz Le-, worm msJici,s tbs,
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-OUa Subscribers this week are; W. l. Dawson
New Home, Mo-; W. woodeock, Greenyile; J.
+. Russell, Hsrrodsburss John Bailey, L. 7.
Young. Mckinney; J. B. Myers, Milledsevilie
Thomas Price, Madison MeKisney, Mt. Salem
J. W. Shelby. C-Ft. ro~sli, q. l.. Carter, Shelby
City; r. q. Collier, J. A. Chsppsll, Dab Orchard
NJ. ;. Bastin, Jonathan owsey, Halls Gap ksrn'
a Gibbons, Albany; Squire Christopher Bro~s
Kings Mountain NJ. P. Hutehison, Preachersyiile
Henry Bright Albany, TEXAS. by viii Bright
Miss Belle Joh=-.on. Lancaster willis AdAns,sr
Paint Lick; Miss Nsnsle Gilmore. Valley Oak, by
". J. Gilmore; Adam Pence, Stanford ssmae
Reed, Wa. Fielis, G.. n. Hilton, Kings Mountain
A. O. Human. Glen MAY, Tenn.
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LAND. sTOCM AND CROP.

A lot Of SO two yesr-old steers sold il
Montgomery this week at 4 cents.
Charles Ware sold his bay saddle hors
on Monday, County Court day, to Mr.. John
Mstcslf for 500.
--Kerns 4 Gibbons, Of Albany, Ky,
sold to John Sam 0w-ley 20 head Swear.
old Clinton county steer. at $50.
Henry Baughmsn sold to 5. IL. Bruce
6 months old thoroughbred bull calf for
$50. Allen Beasley, sold to same SINH
lar animal for $40.
MIR. Thornton Porter left at our office
this week bunch Of bluegrass, raised on
his farm near town, which measures four
feet in Length. Doubling Thomases can
call and see il for Themselves.
S. ii. Bruce bought Of David johnson
Of the West End, s2 head Of l,5Jo-pound
cattle, for delivery al any time between
the 18th Of July and 10th Of August, at 81
cents. Mr.. B. SAYS it is the beet lot South
Of Ken tucky river.
Hale 4 Nunnelley sid 2j head Goo Id
heifers to John Baughman at ST cents, and
So 40 ws;ebiny $50 nonrd. 10 john Grssr
Of W;rchs.,sr At 2 cent? Tbev al.o sold
70 NJ CARER a yoke oG oxen far AZ
IN. what c1on nero IA no, com;sy mn
10 s.pectstions bv anv means n will ~
vsrv sbort We are ,old The hal weather
having k;lled much OF Il ont and the Hes.
s;.n ~ damayed WIS, v.s lsft tn con.
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'""" 'f'S '"h's"r
commencement T.rerc,ses.
To W. who have attained The aee 10 real
i,a wi,h xb., a..,n.ss ,;o,. ai.. 4, .oo,,,
~, 90. H., ,.,....t -. .,nil.,
.c.,.. wLi.h /, al. h.o,.,. ,,. L.,
H., t,,. =. d....;I'. -. ...o,.I. .ad ..
.no,,,.r .choI,.,io ss.. h.. 80 .no,ho,
...,;o, II s,,nt,,d E.m.l. coll... Ia,
.nd.d IT,. ,... Ia. H. ono ..n.o;,ll,
co,d,c;,o ~ N. .dv.,c.m.n, q, ,ho.,
who L.v. .o;ov.d ~. o,o.lI.n, ,,,o,.Li,
n, ,ho .chool No do.,L Ia. J;v;dod IN,
h.,,v bou.ehold NO .;cl,,.. d;.,u,h.d
hs s,.o co,,.e ~ .,,av Each L,;.h, f,c,
60. 5000, i.., ,;.L, .iow;o. iii, ,,il.
=, hsv;n. oh,.,,cJ som, MIC q, m,,l al
d;.,,nc,;o, =. n ,ew.rt f., snd ..,n.
a., I,ho, Asp.usl Tho e,erci.e. ~ Com.
mencemen, were inaucur,led nv n sermop
\, m. c,.,om ~ ,he p,,,,;n,l In has.
,h... ..,mo,. ,,eachsd hv n,,,;.,s,. n,
a.. ..,.,. ,.,an,;,,,;o,. 81 u.;. lii.
p,,,;., 90, M n voole,ll 4. d;.,;,.
.ui.h.J d;v;n.of ,h,,o h,,ch w.'.n..s.d
sand.v worn;ng "a. nle,s,n, and NO r,;n
fell 10 .roil the handsome white dre..e. ina,
had b.ep In contamination by the 6i,
x..r.,. far xssl. A liule bsf,re II
o'clock the ysupr ladies. preceded by the
PRINCIPAL. Mrs. sslli. c. Truehesr,. march.
Cd In doubl, 6le from the College. and
entered the large Circuit Court room 10
End |, literally iamm,d with Y.onls. Amer
an, or two bymn. s.cellsn,lv .uny nv the
.cboJ DR. Woolfolk announced as nj.
tent God |. love" IL /. Ymevhs, Of a
coincidence that iu.t a year syo. in the
..m, house and on IN, .ams occasion, Rev
". A. Oldham preached from the same
ten, ID, WoolG,lL drelt with yrs., u,r,r
and ,.,,,.,n... ON IN. .bor, bn, bean,if,,l
d.-c,i,,,on Of the D;,;,, B.iuv contained
1, ,hs xord. NJ nj. tart and nic,u,aa |,
.loxi,s farm. the m.,chIs..n,s. of nj.
10. ,ow.,d. NJ. c,s,,,,., oIo.io, x;,h
a, sloons,t .,,,,i IN ,bo.. .bou, IN s,,sr
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FAILED TO QuALify.-George W. Bob
bitt has failed to qualify As Constable. II
is said that e. u. Englem.n will aecept the
Office. and his many friends would be glad
to see him appointed. lie would make a
top-top officer.
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Steam Thrcshcr for Sale.

a flhsT-t Lass 8AAR A SCOTT INgfyF
Iy,eot.e, and new Asltman 1ayior scpaf.i0f
With Clover Hulier attachci a tafssiu viT :.
given iftafiy application IL made.
Fit .. q. a Lee r. yrAgFn.
nanNilia X D.
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wASTEp.-lOo.OOo pound. Of wool, ioI
which We will pay the highest mar e,
price. Hale a Nunnelley.
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TuRKE hundred pounds Of French aud
other Fine Candies just received at b.
Mattingly a Sons.
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About an hour before the Concert com-
mencsd very heavy rain began to fall,
continuing for some time, and consequent
ly many were prevented from attending.
Miss Ella Ballou, who WAS to represent
"Flora" in the above piece, was forced to
remain at home, much to the regret Of
Miss Purnell, as well As the audience.
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COMMENCEMENT

Never in its history has such an i'm.
mense crowd attended the closing Esercis.
es Of STAFFORD Female College. by o'clk
the street in front Of the Opera House
was crowded with people, and when the
dooIs were opened the jam in the hallway
was Of that kind that would have done a
Managers heart good had each person rep
resented the little figure Of 70 cents People
from town. people from the country, people
from the surrounding counties WED with
each other in their efforts to obtain seats
Al o'clock the white-robed figures Of
the lovely young ladies and little lssses
entered the house, and the column diyid.
ing, they walked up eseh aisle 10 the stage
to an exoellently played march. Then
Misses Ella Ballou, sallie Penny and Kate
White played a selection from Troyatore,
after which an appropriate prayer
was offered by Rev. J. X. Peoples.
IL was a grand crowd, an appreeistiye
crowd and a most excellently behaved
crowd, and Mrs. Trueheart returns her
heartfelt thanks for the kindly interest
manifested in her school. Miss Daisy
Burnside, Ia a sweet and tender voice,
sang, 81 am Going Home to Clo'" Miss
Kate White, Of this county, the graceful
Sslutatorian, was then introduced. She
was beautifully dressed Ia white French
lawn and natural flowers adorned her
wealth Of rayen-colored hair She read In
sweetly modulsted voice the folio = ing
sALuTAroRY.
With sarm, earnest hearts, IN The nams
Of the iAeulsy aud pupils Of stanford Female Col.
lego, q hearty weloone is extended 10 this large
interesting audience. We re dice TO meet you her.
in this beautihl Hall which Was 10 recently pro.
Tested, thereby showing the enterprise and prompt
action Of the citizens Of the town. The Kind.
hearted Manager, ~ho 50 generously placed II Al
our DISPOSE on this occasion, Is eniitlei 10 oui
gratltuie and sc (sAy, sh,oer.iy tender him oui
thanks. Another year VI SC hool Lie Ia nov drop
ping into the Past. aud a new unuied year d
coming 10 taks its place. Lilo Is great yineytr,
allied Nth many laboreu. Zach has some par
suit each has different work 10 DO, but oH an
engaged. Tue same enclosure confines all, and th
exit Of all Is through the same gateway unlocke,
BY the same porter Let us look into this field
Let US notice the various p easuTes and attraction
ioT the industrious. 00d has httsd up His chosel
spot Or humanity, With all thing necessary iol
their interest and haPpinsss. ksefy thing breathe
| divine ~isiom and skili from the SMALLEST inan
iaais object 10 the glorious Image Of man ali heal
the inpress OF his omniso iente, aud wil IL right
" slnplos ID, gioriiy HIN. The ksil One has AZ
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To fhs Voters Of Liacoin County.
am candidate TO represent the eoun-
ty in the next legislature, subject to. a
majority Of the votes east at the August
election A. NJ FEIAss.
MAY 25lh, 1851.
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Knovnr "rravelef's Resi-, % In seven LOIS. o.
many thereof a. may be necessary 10 ssiisfv the
Judgments hefeisafter mentioned. fot No / sta-
braces the residence and contains abont gsg acres
lot No contains ahout lee scrts; 1T No con-
tains 200 acres lot No. cOsiaius 2Ia ures. Lot
Ne. 5 contains 10 acres Lot No contain. ~
acres, and lot No. contains lev aefss Thfs
Farm IL situate In the West end Of lincolu eounfv
about miles from Danvllle aud miles from Sisi-
ford IL accessible by good pixies and near stations
on both the Cincinnati southern Railesy and The
Knoxville Branch Of the l.. A n. n. r. The plscs
u isrills. we'll watered and highly ialproved
The lets will he offes cd separately, sud after-
ward IN one body, and the bid realizng the largest
sun will he necrp'ed. The sale IL made 10 satisfy
the iollo~ing Judgments against defendant. I.
r. Gnlshy; st,72e IN favor OF Leo HAYDEN
with q per cent interest thereon from April l6
1872, until paid. subject 20 credits Of s6s5 i5.
bis costs Ia this action; 5000 In favor Of j ".
Procior. With per cent interest from Not !, is-7
until paid, subject 10 credits Of s573I. paid Nov
1873, 81 900, paid Dec. -, 1879, and 81 900 paid
March II. 1851. aud his costs; se,Ooo IN iavor ~
Jos Bsllou, with per cent. Iron, Dec. "a, 1879 ..
until pald.sulect TO credits Of Ss62is paid March
%, 1875 81 90 paid Dec. I, 1872; tfu0 yaid Dec.
u, 1872 800 paid Dee. 70, 1872, aud 800 paid
Dee "a 1873, and bis costs; 5000 In favor 81 ".
q. Proctor, Assignee. &c.. wins per cent ffon
Nov. 4. 1871, until paid. and his costs; a. . with
rer cent. from March n, 1870, until paid In
favor Of a. n. Hart; s25s With PEI cert iran 2ist
March. 1s-g. In favor Of same; 1855 with per
cent from 2ist March, ISIS, In favor CIR T. Hsft,
In favor Of same, subject 10 q credit Of $500 s. paid
April -. 1881, and her costs.
TKsMs oF SALE. Credit OfG. ~ and Is months,
equal installnests. Bonds required Of purchasers
bearing Q per oeet. from day Of sale, sud having
the elect Of Judgments lien also fetsined.
w, @. WEIGH,
lsl-St Master Coni'r Lincoln Circuit court.
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PosrrosED.-we are requested BY Com.
monwsalth's Attorney, X. G. Warren, to
say that, owing TO several causes, the trials
Of Samuel NJ. Williams and Sam Holmes,
SET for hearing in the Casey Circuit Court
next week. have been postponed Till the
Fall term.
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