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GENERAL NEWS.
Thomas A. Foster, lawyer of CAl-
houn, Georgia, committed suicide On
Saturday by shooting himself.

Thomas A. Foster, . lawyer of CAl-
houn, Georgia, committed suicide On
Saturday by shooting himself.
The new Catholic church Of st. Lee,
in Baltimore, built especially for the
Italian residents Of that city Vas dedi-
Gated yesterday by Archbishop 0ibbens.
The Nostrand Avenue Nethodist Epls-
copal Church, In Brooklyn, just com-
pleted, was dedicated yesterday.
Post-ofices were established In Pa.
last week at Billman, In Lycomlng
county st. Cloud, Washington county;
Victor, Clearfield county; and Wesco,
Washington Go.
D. B. Smith, ex-member Of the, A..
kansas Legislature, was killed while
camping out near Eureka 5prings, In
that Safe, 4 few days ago. by D tree
falling upon the tent In which he slepe.
Two men with him, who slept in . Va
gon outside the tent, were severely In.
jured.
The great structure known ~ the
main building Of the Pbiladelphte
Centennial Exposition, which wae sold
to B. G. Mitchell, Of McKean county
Pa, for $97, 900, cost more than VIZ
900, 900. Mr.. Mitchell has resold the
building for SITS, ,000-a clear proas Of
| $85, 600. rs
Forest fires near Carthage, New
York, have destroyed timber, crops
and stock and about twenty dwellings.
Three men who went into the burning
woods on Friday morning have not
been heard of since. 'H
A fire at Washington, New jersey
Yesterday afternoon, destroyed the Star
Parlor Organ Company's factory and
Beatty's organ factory, causing los
estimated at SOC, 900. This fre throws
out OF employment 400 men. s
The officer having charge Of the ord.
nance depot at sandy Hook has been
| instructed not to allow the heavy guns
to be fred while the President remains
at Elberon. II is said that when theee
guns are discharged the eoncussicn y
plainly felt fifteen miles down the
| coast. tt5
The weather has been unusually cold
at various points in the West and
Northwest for several days. On Frf-
day night snow fell between De Soto
twenty miles west of Chicago, and
points in Nebraska. The snow fell 70
a depth of two inches at Omaha. There
was white frost around Kansas City,
Missouri, on Friday morning.
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LOCAL LINES.
Choice reed birds al Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.

Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's
Read DIR. Todd's advertisement In an-
other column. He will do what he prom
ises.
Court commenced this morning.
The hydrant water was muddy this
morning.
Reed birds are scarce, but the rail
Is abundant.
"Rooms for Rent" in the Opera
House this evening.
Forty hours devotion will commence
in St. Pauls Catholic Church on oe-
tober I'd.
The w. G. T. U. held quite large
temperance meeting at Rosendale Park
yesterday.
Tho Russian play of "Michael Stro.
ooff'' will be presented in the Opera
House at an early date.
Getting the New York mail Sunday
morning is q great convenience te
Wilmington business men.
The Firemen's Tournament COM
mences in Reading on Thursday next
| Three Of the Wilmington companlei
will participate.
Rev. A. N. Keigwin, pastor OF th'
West Presbyterian Church, was takei
i'll yesterday morning after he ha'
concluded his sermon.
| During The past two weeks tweiv
funerals have taken place at St. Paul
Cath Ollie Church.
The Wilmington Il Brandywin
Cemetery Company is erecting baud
. some iron fence around its ground
fronting on Jefferson street.
A row of houses is being built o
West street, below Thirteenth. Th1
: section of the city is rapidly filling NJ
and the numerous lots that used
greet the eye are fast being coyere
with houses. -.
'. The Pbenix have taken the hin
wheels off their engine, and are pan
ing and reburnishing it in handson
!. style. In the tournament at keadli
Q the Phoenix will make good sho Y.
Q Perry Ewing, coloed, employed
It Pusey & Jones Company's works D,
!. several of his fingers cut OF by q q q
. cular saw on Saturday afternoon. 1
/. wound was dressed at the drug ste
- Of Morrison y Veasey.
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The Land League.

Alta meeting of the Wilmington
Land League, held yesterday after
noon, the following officers we're elect
ed for the ensuing six months
P.esident-Wm. H. Stewart, Sr.
Vice President-James Monaghan.
Recording Seeretary-Patriok Mel
ly. n =,
Financial Secretary-Thomas Me-
Evailley.
Treasurer--John P. Donahoe.
No further business of imI ortance
was transacted, as 1t is deemed advise.
BILE to await the result of the session d
the international League before taking
any decided action.
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SECOND EDITION
No Imp provement in the Pres
ident's Condition.
RECURRENCE OF THE DREADED
CHILL.
Physicians and Friends Gloomy
and Dependent.

Physicians and Friends Gloomy
and Dependent.
ELBEHoN N. j., Sept. 1916 P. M.
The following 10 the evening official
bulletin:--
The President, though quite weak, has
passed very quiet day. There has been
no recurrence OF chill nor mental distur-
bance. AT nine A. M. a slight febrile
rise took place and began to subside at
eleven o'clock, at which time the tenn
perature was 100, pulse 116, respiration
20. There has been no increase OF
cough Or change in the character
of the sexpectoration. At the cven-
ing examination, balf-p five P. NJ,
the temperature was sS 10, pulse 102,
respiration 20.
D. W BLISS,
D. HAYES AGNEw.
Ell LBERoN, N. j., Sept. 1e, 1881.
The following was sent Tonight
LOWELL Minister, London
The President passed comparatively
quiet and comfortable day but this even.
ing he bad another chill of less duration
than that OF yesterday, but sufficient to
increase The very great anxiety already
existing. He has also been slowly
growing weaker, aud his present condi-
ton excites the gravest apprehensions.
MACVEAGH.
THE SITUATION AT MIDNIGHT.
| LONG BRANCH, September 1S.-At
midnight the cottage was closed. The
| Presidents pulse and temperature have
fallen to about the figures Of the morn
| ing bulletin. The physicians are asleep
aud the Presideut is alternately sleeping
and waking. He Is greatly exhausted.
| No more chills are expected tonight.
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Trotting az Newark.


The trotting under the auspices Of
the Homewood Park Association at
Homewood Park, Newark, saturday
afternoon, was quite an interesting
affair which about four hundred poo
pie enjoyed. The judges we're Louis
l.. Alien, DIR. g. Henry and A. Louber,
of Newark, aud the summaries of the
three races were as follows
Running race, purse, $15 winner to
receive $40 second, 20 best two in
three.
I'm. Homewood, fewark,rg g Tom....
WEi. bradford, ewark, b IN Reba.... 9
DE Il heat aitei war - run ov and wen
by Tom.
Four minute class, purse, $40
winner to receive $1i second, SO
third, SO best three in five in har.
ness.
r.. NJ. Gibson, Wilmington, b
fatchen .................. ....l
j. A. wilson. Newark,s m WINE
uce....., ,.........., s......3 q
II. L. Hes, FAIR Hill, m Flora
Time. Eos. 2.5s. z.6.I. 2.5v.
2.45 class, purse, $57 winner to re-
ceive $50 second, $15 /; third, 81
fourth, $5 best three in five in har-
| IS.
II. G. Hess, Fair Hill, Md ID Gilt
| euBe;....' '...'.... ...''.''.'.'s.:...i
| X. Morrison. Christian, s q L. L.cifer2
| X. 4. L. kroucD, Eikton, Md, b m
| g. Price. ELS lou, Md, us 10 u.....4
]. "A. W iIson, Newai h b N poleon6 sd
| IL. FesmIre, Wilmington, b Big
| Frahk.. .......6 "a
Free, LapdeL berg, Pa. BIS Good
| EnOukHss s.s.s..s..sss.s.s...f Z
Time, 2.lI. z.45. Z. 4b
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REAL ESTATE.
HeaId d Company's Sale Of Buiid'
ing Lots, Saturday Afternoon.

ing Lots, Saturday afternoon.
Heald Il Csmpauy's sale of building
lots. on Saturday afternoon, was well At
tended. and the ,,rices obtained we're
oonsilered Satisfactory. The result OF
the sale is given below. The lots are
sItuated In The western and south western
suburbs, Nos. 8 being on Seventh ana
Eighth avenues near b street, NOS. s-iz
IN h .treet near Sixth avenue, N os. 1877
on Cedar street, Maryland avenue and
Harrison street, Nos. 23-4 at Oak and
Frapklln,a os. 25-N at Third and Scott,
No. rs on Dupont near Fifth and No. ~
near Eighth and Scott:
Nos / 20 3-65x100 feet, to K. Il. Gay
lev, at s1.8O, Sli7.0O.
Mos. 8, 6-36xl0O, 8. #. Marshal, " 20.
| S8t 90. 900.
No. s-l6xloo, T. d. Brown, s2.s6'
Nos. 9. 12- -SOxsO, J. L. Carpenter, Jr.
Ns' is-6Ox1o5.3, 8. D. Forbes, $500
No. IA, l5-boxl4o, s. D. Forbes, s6.26
NJ. is-2ox14O, VIC. Davis, $3.50
Nos. II, 1s-56xl4o, Chris. Frederick
eI, No. 2o-isxl4o, C. N. Trump, $50
Sl45 80. 40 An
No. 22-1sx140. John Edwards, 81 0C
No. 23, "a -5lx140, g. N. Trump, SS "a
No %. @-34x9s-e, Joseph Sampson
No. ~ 1882, Benz. Hilliard, s3 II
No, 28-l6x1O0, Wm. r. Beatty, So OF
Sl28 00. c,x a. n,
Total amount of sale, s2.9S3.70.
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Ths 9aily Gazstts.

NEITHER free trade nor fair trade
Is likely to serve the purpose Of the
English farmers this year. All the
produce The United States have to
spare will be in demand, whatever be
the results of the elections in that dis
turbed kingdom at the loss Of the sale
of her manufa ctures and the export of
he. gold to this country.
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,.o,hers Don,t Know

How mans cnliurrn are punisnou . .ot ~,
log uuoolth, wllltni anu inalMeIsn. sa ~ 70
,hsa nv are ont of h4althi Au intelliRent
iaay iasy ssid of a child OF this kind: Moth
isuy nna,d know that II they would give
I the it, 10 ONES moderate doses q ,,I HOP
Az R,4tsrs for two or three weeks the chii'
dren would be all parent could desire' !
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John A. Franklin, formerly clerk in
the postoifice at Winona, Illinois, vi pc
arrested in San Francisco on Thursday y
evening, forging money orders. He
confessed his guilt,
1t is ssid the cranberry CT p OF New
I.rsey this season will be plentiful
one and the be ries ofgood qua lity.
Congl es man J. Hyatt Smith, of the
Third New York District, has resigned
h,s nas,orste OF the Lee Avenue Bapti
Church, In Brooklyn.
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sn,pping Potatoes from Jersey.

Freehold, N. j., Sept. 17.-Owing
to the great scarcity Of potatoes In the
western portion of Pennsylvania hey
are being shipped from this section by
carloads, shippers paying from 81. 6C
to 50 per barrel, an unusually higf
price for them.
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Cast-Iron Fellows.

Mbu of endurance have healthy KID
neys and liver. NO scnes I'M IN me oaes |,
no piles or constipation. The cure Tor
these diseases is Nancy w OFT. Inns
great remedy Keeps up ,ne .9ne Oh Jug
whole body Dy enaohns the hvoI, Dow'
els and kidneys TO perform tneir innc
tions perfectly. Both the Llquia ana Dry
are sold by druggists. Pioneer Press.
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No Cases.

For the past twenly-four hours the
cily has been comparatively quiet so far
as arrests are concerned by the police.
When The Mayor took his official chair
This morning aud called for the cases,
the Chief replied That the cells were
emp'y and no cases to be heard.
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Robbery nj Newark.

Some time during Saturday night
a thief or thiever broke into the shoe
store of David L. Choate and sole all
the salahle shoes in the place. No
clue az usual,
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Remove It.

When will the dirt be removed from
he streets In front Of the Couit House, Y
surely it is not TO the credit Of those
having the matter In charge that
Eleventh street Is left in its present con-
iition so long.
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PUBLIC SALES.
l9 RJJILDlNG LOTS AZ
PUBLIC SALE
PUBLIC SALES.
on the prem ises. on

,runAy. SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1881.
commencing at $50 p. M.
avn, mo sold 4sd.sirable building lots.
WIZ, VIII pe an s2 atS. 5In. Scott and Lincoin sts.,
10 ns city Of sSsr,d to seeare
Oppoftuni,' assv Terms. only n short dis
god ~ ton IN lie new cny railway. now
ttonmmeleied tom's @ on Front street conn eting
he sai,0sss 1ssatqas 10 Ss o. s.
clt!', MN and il althy part OF our city.
eed.nember ca. % 4tb street Is 81 Il. Inch
vide tae only wide street In she sna ei'y; e,ss S9
and niue before me sas and ana no under. e
biddin ..,ars or call an the nm.
fnaa ~ ,i9 Nj. M. Cf LID.
deff'sh'N 7U4 Market street.
W sTIpHAM & son, N,Auctt0neeis.
AN omnibus v III leave TN anu Market
,,raets at 40 p. M. sharp for the SAFE.
epl7-bt.
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
Republicans Refuse to Postpone
1 Speec ech-Making ON Account OF fhe
PresLdemt,s Condition.

CoLUMB Us, Sept. Is, 1881.
Mr.. Clark Irvine, chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee
Yesterday addressed a letter to Mr..
George K. Nash, chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee
proposing not to commence speechr
making in the fall campaign, provid-
ed the Republican Committee would
withdraw their appointments ant
hold dff, in consideration of the pre-
sent critical condition of the Presi.
dent. The Republican Executive
Committee answered, refusing to en-
ter into such an arrangement.
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pUBLIC SALE.

DuBLIc SALE
1wil be sold at ublic 2 lie on m ,, eai, al
huam hin',,ari rnad between Ferris Corner aud
Tsssar's Garner. hall a mile from Porter's
station su,I on the Delaware R.iiroad on
TUESDAY, sept., the 18th instant, at
IL O'Clock A. M,
number OF horses, cows. chick ems,
oaesa and poultry of all descrip iionsi also
sonsehold mrni ure and farming utensils
nee, ssary to took a good farm, also ,oI 10y
nf nav potatoes, wheat, cor , apples cider
yra.s hnck Wheat, potatoes by tht busnei,
a,d aid hume ous other article. Terms at
sale. b' :, at,anaar
sipl5 2tw' ..... hucs''nee''
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GALE OF cows. =, IrzzrwN
y The subscriber vii. CSH4WMM
se,l at Public sale. at he'd XtKSSM
Lion, FAST Marlborough N-N
Chester county. Pa, CO.
MONDAY, SEPT. 26rH, 1881,
At O'Clock. p. M,
FORTY HEADoF FRESH COWS AN D
SpRI >GERs, TWENTY HEAD
SILL q BAILEY.
l.. W. stidhsm q Son, Auctrs.
auH3i-Is
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Boys Clothing.

Ready now a good variety
of school clothing.
One ofthe hrstnecessitlesof
cool weather, for our trade, is
a range of boys suits for
everyday wear, beginning at
a very low price andgoing to
the highest. We have all
ready made not only such a
variety, but also a variety at
each price; and more are to
come.
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WANAMAKER & BRowN,
OAK HALL, Market and Sixth.
PHILADELPHIA.
Important to Farmers I
CARBONATE OF LIME.

1t Is worth three times as much ~
burnt lime as fertilizer. By iis uss
alone IS bushels OF wheat has been pro-
duced per acre. Give 1t trial, and con-
Vince yourselves. sole agent for Dslawais
u. D. SLAYMAKER,
King street wharf
Wilmington, Del.
| For circulars call at No. l. Clayton
House building. sepl7-2xastN
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GESsa.iL JoKS BK-IIT0S:
That is Said ~ Some of the Papers g" nv
.lcr ;nr 3! ::is >-:.mc liz Ccnarc.;o'; "i'h
the Goyernorship.
F.. .a-,::.c I.:>S:H7 bl:lc:!n-


F.. .si.,..c c.:>s:"T Brl'c:in-
Several i'ap'f' III '''S 'o''''' ''''e
Nominated f"'I state HcA''S - ''F -
E:c":s campaign, ;'''c fo''"''"' !'.'S '''
alrcady al ~G:H to 1oicS';'': i'''!;' S'''-
tincnt in their i&V"r. il Is ":''!:"''
too carly 70 contemplate the s'F"@S"
SO far ancut:. tut States arc EcTcrt!:"'
less leirg made up. ard tie poiiIicai
as,,ramts of the State t?IuS early lave
their ewes skinned for the nam chance.
Some Of them. how ever: arc over am
bilious and are being led into tic
..:yars ;I,,t arc dark AID tricks that are
vain" that are peculiar TO politicians.
Wit.r>s v,crrcf:l;c report IN cirr,lla-
,;oa ,l.:, Gen. john Bra;1on, Of Fair
,;,.,d ..h.s ;.r>;rrrd Ii, c?;anccs for tho
GoyYr,,or>.;y in favor OF General
Kenretlv". General >rat1on has.
never laid claim for any ':cl,arce>' TO
tie Goycrnorship. and if he has resign
cd anv "chanccs" whatsoever. they be-.
long to the people and not to tic Geii-
erai and he has no right, therefore, to
resign what the true people Of South
Carolina intend to invest him with.
His chances are too good to be resign
cd anyhow-in fact, they are SO good
that he will he the next Governor OF
South Carolina, whether he wants 70
be or not. We think we give the cor
rect sounding Of this county when we
ssv Chester Is solid for him.
From rne Chester Rcpor;cr.
E.....t. from eo,,c of nur State c,-
''N'' e,e,' - o.,' .,t .,l a,a - tho ,o,;,i
changes Sio" tfia' <"'''e oi ''c p''''i
cal carpenters have set themselves to-
getEcr t, six up things" for the cam
,a;sn next year. This is plain caSc
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CLERKS SHE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY c. FAIRFIELD.

James G McCautS, aS Administrator;
Plaintiff. v>. y. II. Wilson and
Charles Edward Wilson: Nc:eAf-
an;>.
N pur>narcc of an order q! tic Court
oi Con:n.nu Pleas. ?!.;,&" Ill t"c
"h1vc-s:atcti ra>r. | Will offer for sale.
before ti.r cuu"i-l,E>r door IN Wins
brru. OF tic ::r>t Monday in ii"c"lhicr
ncx,. within lie LEGAL hoHrS o; >"i''. ii
ru,l;c outc:v. to the highest bidder,
lie 1ullowin"-:!cscrihcd property. TO
wit:
hll that plantation or tract OF land,
containing Twu HUNDRED ACRES. more
or less. situate in the county Gt F;uH.
field and Slate OF South Carnlilla. and
buurdr., bv lands belonging t" the g.
tate of Thomas +. *u:nnar, Joseph y.
Davis and others.
TERMS cF SALE:
Ouc-ha!t' of t!ic.; ;,mrc!r!>" money TO hc
paid in cash. the l,;i!al:c-,.,rl It credit oi
Twelve months tyuTn II!c day Of sale,
with Interest from the day Of SALE, t.
bc secured hv L bond Of purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises: or all cash,
ut the option OF the purchaser.
W. II. KERR,
Clerks Office, C.. &C. P.F. &,
WinnsLero, s. C.,
November II, 1851
nOy l2-td.
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CLERKS S-iLEs
STATE OF SOUTH C..HCLlNA,

-
COUNTY CT rA;Hs i-i''
c. =. Hill. Ei#i:!it. W. John ID ic-
Crr:cv al!d Oiicr>. l;c:c::dah.S.
~ nurs,;a:.yr If Ill, o",1:r CT the Cc"rs
/ ofEuui'""" Piea.. 'EaHe i'll ',:c
ii "vr->t;'I"': case. II! , "'.' j., =" rTr.,s.
before 'i'' '':" '!,'', .,,,.,;., ' I,,,..,.I,r
bore "n ~" '':>; ''":"t': - - ,.In -
H"Xi: Ni''ii' '''' '>;''' ,::':. ,:., y, h;I,j,r
ruDi!' ":;;t:E. - ~. =;
the follow :;:2-':'''':H'" P:'i''t.::; ~
VIZ. -, +,,,t .,,,, ,.' land containing
.:,',,. h'' '',,: ',.., .,.L Iv,-,r,,;,.s acres.
n'''r' ''" i,.'' l., .,r,.r,l by Iimls e.: j.
III, = ,r;,;m.nII II + t,iI;o!i and lands Of
,ror; ~ trow,, IS ..:,:,uNc All2v."
.>
ALSO,
All +,..,t i,,rt III js"l continuing
...,,,.,.,l .ri.,-;ruii,S :r.rcS. more
... ,.. Lr;,,rlr,: tx iaH:lS a.: ih"nl:;s
II. Davis a:.'l others, aHH 1.-The SNAKE
Alley Tr,.:i.''
ALSO. 49,: -,
,.,,,,i co,t,;u;,o two
Al '4Ht n"c' ;'t, y, '''"I IVA ,i,rrr-riyi,tljS
hu''"rt'' '''o 'i2"' io'. h'',,r?ed ,' hv lands
1'E'uE, r ,I,,. tanfIS' = ~ H;h.on - 4 Robertson
of lsenr! +: "ioSo'i, H. ~. :rr.,ct 49,
"'u ! ~ ~
Ah"o'
. All that tract OF la'f0 containing wv W.
hundred and eleven acFcs' hs"'e w
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hERE..S .S.lLE.
STAT 6F SOUTH CAROLINA,
RC%TY OF FAIRFIELD.

cGUSTY OF FAIRFIELD.
David X. TiIwc!l. Plaintiff: vs.. Jacob
G'idw SEttff, aid Others: Defendants.
N pursuance OF an order Of the Court
{ Of Common Pleas. made i'll the
abovc-S:atrd case. VIII offer inr sale.
before the courthouse lo1" il M!nns-
i,urc.. cir frs! Monday IN Ecr,!n5cr
next; ;Wi(ii;n the LEGAL hours o: sale. at
public oltcvv, to the i"hcst bidder.
IL" lo,iow;nG-dcscr;3cd property, 10
Wit:
All that plantation or tract OF llnG
living. being and situate in the county
n1 Fairfield and State of Soatli Caroli-
ma. known as tic Flats, containing
one thousand. one hundred and four
teen acres. more or less. and bounded
bv lands of Thomas II. Davis. lands OF
(. Fletcher Ruff. the Dutchman Greek
Place. formerly belonging t" lie estate
nf y. \. Pray. deceased. tie tira!"M
nlacr: formerly belonging to tAc estate
yFN. \. Pcal. deceased. laii,l~ nt liicli-
ai,, s. DrSpnr;'$, :, lands brion@lng i"
tic t;SiArc ot, David !. Scigl"r. deceased.
and lands of ". K. Kennedy.
This tract has been sublllvidcd into
six parcels, as follows:
i: Tract containing one hundred
aid sixtv-four and thrcc-tcnth> acres:
Tract R-containimg two hundred
and thirteen acres. ,
Truet C-containing one hundred
aud ninety and eight-tcnth> acres.
Trsct D-containing two hundred
and tli.fy eight acres.
TpaetE-containing two hundred
and ten acres.
Tract F-containing one hundred!
and forty:tIree and tive-tcnths acres.
Each ot which six tracts will be sold
separately and blythe plat which will
be exhibited on: day of sale.
,FzaSElsNs~eF SALE:
Onc-thirl of tho purchase money to
be pain! III cash; for the balance cred
! i, of one and two years from the day OF
s lie, the purchasers to give bonds &C.
cured bv mortgages Of the premises
| sold, ant, to pay for Ill necessary pa
pcrs. <.
! ". II. KERR,
Clerks Office {. Z. G. =. +. e.
Wi1snsloro. s. G.,
November II, 1881.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
sarrEn.y. November 10, 1885,.

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1 GEER 2A.S SALE.
srU seTH CAROLINA,

y W IN NAhOA1Na'
COUNTY OF F.ssnFlHrD.
r. S. Dcsportes s Co., Plaintiffs, vs..
j. .Grer L.~Baglcy, Defendant.
/ IN purst1ance- Of an order Of the Court
!. Df,GoMmon Pleas; made iii the
abovr-statcd case, | VIII offer for sale.
| before the Court llouSc door in WinnS-
boro, on the first Monday in Deccln-
bcrlext, within lslllegal hours ofsalc, at
public QUERY, tS the hisheat bidder,
the the; ;pll0"ins,}6cscribed property, to
An that piece, parcel or tlract Of
land containing four hundred and
thirty acres, more or less, and situate
in the County of Fairfield. in the State
aforesaid. on 'Sawncy's Greek, waters
of Naerfeesriver. bounded on the
north by +. Ts Of Reuben Motley, lands
belongingss . the estate Of II. II.
Clark, dec s.scd. and the Frost lard.
OH the sos Il, by lands of Polly Watts,
On the eak hy lands formerly belong
ing to. the estate OF II. II. Clark, de-
ceased, ahd on the west by land of
Reuben Motley.
TERMS OF sALE: /
Onc-'hmd Of the purchasc-money to
be paid III cash: for the balance a !
credit OK one and two years from the
day Of sale. with interest Oh said bal !
ance.: payable annually, until the
whole Aebt and interest be paid, the
purchaser to give bond, secured by
mortgage Of The premises sold, and to
pay torall necessary papers.
-. W. II. KERR,
Clerks Office, C.C.C.F. c.
Winh$boro. s. c.,
November II, 1881.
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