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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29

The suggestions Of the ( gisiative Com
In;ttee.
fF~cur the News and Couricr.]
One Of the most Important reports
f., br considered by the General AS
scmblv at the present session is the re-
part Of the Joint committee TO whom
we referred. ut the 'tl>t session. varl-
ouS measures looking to the amend
n,cnt and alteration Of the election
laws of the State, and to i provision
for the registration of electors as re-
ou;rcd bv the Constitution. The joint
committee who signed the report which
was submitted OH TUESDAY, is as fol-
lows: W. II. Perry. J. &. Maxwell,
on part of the Senate: +. g. Murray:
Edward MrCrady, Jr.. CD. {. Hut
son. !. w. Gray, OH part OF the House
of Representatives.
Bv the terms Of tleir appointment
| tn, committee were ''plcdgcd not only
to proyitlc for the registration of cleo
tors as is provided by the Constitution
but to amend our general election law
So as to secure rs lar as poSsloIc, inc
intelligent exercise Of the elective f:all'
elise. fairness in the conduct of oul
elections and 70 take away the oppor
tuuity for fraud; Several plans in re-
card to registration were Sub'nlt{ef
and discussed and the committee de
cidcd that: .:'rhe most important re
suit of registration must be that Gael
and every clcctor would be required t'
have a local ilabi:ation and a name"
Tho committee then speak of th'
difficulties attendant upon tie prepe
regulation OF the suffrage as pracilSe'
bv the ncgroc<. These difficulties ari>
from, y variety Of cal,ScS-~thc cGil$tali
change Of residence, the fact that man,
negroes have two names (tlat OF tn
tur,ncr master ald that tak ~ Il:
,<.,.,> G---l tha olcat s,cnstt-,. s,,Scn.,t.,-, :.
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

WuEEE.s. our beloved coEraie. WILLIAM
H. WILLIAMS, has been removed from
among rs by the ruthless hand Of death
therefore be it
Resolved, That we, while humbly anG
with reverence submitting to the Divine
decree, deeply mourn the loss Of trnt
ana 1rsio b:ss.ee'rtser Of this Company opt
who, by his genial manner, cheerful
readiness and devotion to duty. had en-
deared himself to us all, and by his death
leaves a place vacant indeed.
ReSolrcd That We tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the family Of our deceased
friend and comrade in their great bereave-
ment.
Resolrc1, That blank page in our
minute buok be inscribed to his memory,
and that a copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to his family, and that they
also be published in the Winnsboro News
AND HERALD.
Extract from the minutes.
j. MCDONALD.
Secy. F. F. f. Co.
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Apply Within.

Gen. Forsy the, Of sheridan's stat, found
o l,nnoris. during bis rcccut tour OF inspec-
+ ton n among the military posts of the ex-
tren,c t-p Western frontier. Away lip in the
foo,b,lls along Green River, he came upon
a station keeper. who lived in hut con-
taiping four stalls for animals, and com
blnation par!or, kitchen, and sleeping
apartment, six by ten feet IN SIZE. over
the door, outside, in huge sharseIel leI'sts - >,
and Grain severity miles from wood, III
tom w niles from water, and ouly twelve
incbes m from HI" The walls of tie room
are m decorated with pictures cut frcna police
publications. Over the door, inside, in char
cos! letters foot in length, are the worss
Mace the notice, "Wanted-a nice youn,!
girl for general hcusework' Apply with
in"
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',vssD ,vM1s proportion OF the precious metal
khat cded only to S,iEea and hold the en-
Sns feions IN place, and supply the neceS-
E'atH - and strength. The surplus gold
BY needless so far as ut;l:t- and beauty
ssarred- III JAMES BOSS PATENT
peps> >TCH CASES. this waste OF precious
s,oin 'ercome. and the same soiiGuy and
Of Ss,.;: ,s.a;S:oduced at from one-thtrd 20 onc-aalf
Etrev q cost OF solid cases. This process is
tSgei cnSSst simple nature, as follows: 4 pate
Ile composition metal, especially adapted
purpose, has two plates Of SOLID GOLD
ed ore Oh each size. The three are .lien
lrSetween polished steel rollers, an6 she
sssaa strip o. heavy plated composition,
. .hich he cases. backs, centres. bezeis.
'c cut and shaped BY suitable dies and
z. The god in these cases is sufficiently
!, admit o, all kinds 0: chasing, eagrav-
u enanle'itag; the engraved cases have
|arrted until worn perfectly smooth BY
md use without removing the gold
: ESs.y,ssl:-DNLY Ion CASE MADE MITHT TWO
3 or SOLID GELD AND WARRANTED
fSIAL CEETITiIA:rE.
ehle by al Jewelers.. Ask for Illustrated
ESle. ard tc see wa-ra.t now
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29

have Deeh 1aeHlIueu "1'' 80
on which John Sebastian Bach 1mgre
vised before Frederick the Great. As
are copies Of the instruments invented
by Christofari, the Italian, and this fact
is thought to dispose of the claims made
for Silberman as the inventor OF the
piano. Another piano, also found there
is believed to be one of STEMS, Mozart $
Augsburg friend. Two schudi harpSl-
chords orc Of VI hich is dated l766 has
silver keys, have turned up in the same
place. Mr.. Hiplin's is to write about
them for Groves Dictionary of Music
and the Encyclopedias Britannica
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4 Bad Case.

\ more shocking spectacle, e1clalm-
ed the indignant old lady, Il never be-
held" The simple fact was that she
had surprised Julia's lover in the act OF
depositlng his head upon Ju!ia's shoalo-
er a proceeding to which the young
lady was making no visible resistance
Mrs Marrowfat has very strict notions
Ct propviety and went onto say: "lnat
a daughter of mine should be capable OF
permitting such liberty almost freezes
nv blood to think of. How do you e2.
plain it, Julia?" Julia suffers her pasen'
10 coil off little and then, with
countcnance as undaunted as that OF th'
bronze gladiator on the mante'plec'
haughtily says: ''Mother, You 10 DOT!
Frank and me an injustice. We Wersn
making love at all. I had complalne
of pain in my chest and he was onl.
| ourding my lungs"
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THE LIEN L-4H.
NJ. Corlcy's Reply 70 Grover.

.Nsss,$. Editors: Although your
correspondent Rover has failed to come
outas.l requested: over his own prop
or signature. vet as believe it is gen
orally known who lie is. and as he
,sakcs no secret Of it himself, | feel au-
thorizr,l to reply to his article. And
in doing 50 thc first question that meets
uc is. what has he denied that | have
affirmed? Except by implication the
answer is nothing. And were it not
that he seeks t. :!ivcst attention from
The true issue by creating false one. !
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29

inch t0-l.Uo mcneS.
The garrison hospital at Metz con-
tains CONF plete stores and equipments. to
the smallest details, for 5000 SICK tor
three wears. These stores are 1lntouch-
ed in time OF peace.
President Harrison's grave, on
little hillock overlooking the Ohio river,
fourteen miles from Cincinnati, IS
marked only by plain stone nearly hld
from view by weeds and other rubbish.
More than 5000 women are employ
ed in the railway Offices Of Austria. They
rcceiye a salary of s15 to $50 a month.
The majority Of them are the widows,
wives OF daughters OF defunct or active
male employees OIL the different roads,
"A brakeman who lost his ann coup
limo cars on the Iron Mountain road, has
brorcht suit for $4,000, on the ground
that The cars we're of unusual construc-
t;on. and that no notice Of the fact had
! been given him. nm
christine Nilsson is to receive 81 ,OOO
for each of her one hundred concerts III
this country next season. Manager
Henrv B. Abbey viii also pay all hel
travelling and hotel expenses, besides
\ giving onc-half Of the receipts afte'
: $4,000.
o What is Supposed to be the outcome
Of Queen Tictorias' visit to the ltahal
4 lakes two years agois said to be the pros
t nAct Of matrimonial alliance betwee'
4 r. Hp pr;ncass Beatrice and Thomas, duk
e Of Genoa, the only brother OF Queen Maj
! uerite OF Italy.
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JO;} \ AND COUNTY i


G'H':,.s " TIE News ANn HERALD.
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In,"i". in advance: weekly edition.
two dollars AID fifty cents pcr"n""1n.
in advance. Liberia? discount to clubs
Of fix" ;;!ai HrWa:~!S.
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,"r inch for tire tirst Insertion, Dad
fifty cents per ii.c! FOR each SuoSc" rcnt
Insertion. T?.r.s'. rates apply to al al
y-r;i>cinc MS ot whatever nature. ant!
are parah;c s;rict!:: il advance. Con-
,.act: 10Y ,:.rec. six o. twelve months
,na:t;. Oh very liberal :c!nS. 7r;a!-
sicns l~cal notices, fifteen cents PEI!
line e. the first insertion and seven
sad one-half cents per line for each
subsequent Insertion. Obituaries and
tributes of respect charged as adver-
,;scmcntS. Simple announcements o;
1narr;:tyc> ard 6estls published free OF
-haryc. and solicited.
Ali communications. OF whatsoever
nature, Should be addressed to the
Ninnsbclo Publishing Company
W:lns:Sro. $. {.
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NE Election Laws. z

~ aEheI legislative Commission has pre-
.4saa aaA elaborate scheme for cleo
:.fsss sSssaisssgt recommends that there shall
sBssafAing precinct in each township,
3 .':5ssaldLrst caca voter must stay at his
own: precinct: There VIII be rcgistra-
ton of.votsfs each June, cact, voter to
pay fifty cents for registration He
fseihnof. vote without sproduaing: his
Sartiticate, and fn;casc Of loss, it is re-
l,SMed;aa.p .payment 01,ffatwo dollars.
my fa blac58 et'ecfioli fFiess sell be two
should have ees, one fof a.sSalsaA the
to to. yoyrf y,S. f,.ss H. s $
l1i1sS IsS snts bayes 3 E elsstors,i
(2) FOR, t'6ngress:s.s for COVER
: ,,,r AUD !. licAtenaat-gove%S'of,s (D for
:satc officers. $ of (Cy for
senator s,fstsi5Es1 - for Representatives: (S)
for county officers. Ballots shall be
uniform, and will not be counted if
IN; in the wrong box. Voters Snail
"oproacE tho polls one at L time, ald
converse with 10 one but the maIiii-
gers.
The above is brief summary of the
sc.irral: features. In the main the
ideas arc good. There is some qncS-
ton abou; tho adriSability Of rc@i>'ra-
a., ~
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st Edward.

On Thursday, October 18th, q curious
scene was witnessed in Westminster
Abbey, London. Being the feast OF St.
Edward. the Confessor, the chapel where
the remains Of that King we're deposited
Is On that anniversary thrown open to
the public. From 10 A. N. until late te II
tho afternoon numbers Of Roman Catho-
lies, priests, laYmen end ladies were tc
be seen praying around the shrine OF tue
saint. Some had prayer books, other:
rosaries in their hands, and all we're ev1
den+lv most earnest in their devotlons.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29

OK Friday two eoiorcd -nurlerprs
cHpiatcd their guilt sn tie sc;,.;;ylti in,
this State: Henry .]ohnson- in SunF
Icy. for singing Jo!sn Davis, Il negro.
nud, !,ic.as,E IinI2s, IN Marion. for the
It
murder OF 4 white merchant, Mr.. d.
;; n. ua:r II.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
W1SSsDoEo, S. c.. Nov. %, 1881,
DEALED proposals for covering the
County Jail will lie received by the Conn
" Commissioners up to December p,
1881. Contractors to furnish new sheet
ing and new tin and al other necessary
material. Work to be completed within
thirty days from date OF contract. Tie
County Commissioners reserve the right
to reject a2y and all lids. il in their
indnn ent the interests Of the County de-
'fnA.aaa-nlas I-E~4@Ai-a
rond ;.,xIJ Gina i. C. c.
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CLE2ES SHE.
STATE CT SOUTH CAROL
COUETY OF F:.IRFIELp.

STATE CI SOUTH CAHOL1
cov:rr OF r.Inr1EIp.
Ja,ncs & McCauts, as AdminiStT
t!ai:iiiii., vs. d. Il. Wilson
Charles Edward Wilson, DEB
;!litS.
IN pursuance of an order Of the Z
Z If Common Pleas, made IN
abovc-S:aied case. / will offer for
before TIC courthouse door i'll WI
buro. OH tie first Monday i'll DcceL
Ecx!. within the legal hours oi sa.
public ou;cry, Il the highest bic
the iuliVwi,;g-tlcscriEcd property
wit:
Al that plantation or tract of !
combining TWO HUNDRED ACRES. !
or less. situate III the county OF !
field and STATE Of South Carollna,.
bounded by lands belonging to ny
tate of I'holnXs i. Eur!:iaD5 Joseph
Davis and others.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-half Of the purchase money
paid in cash. the balance on Il crea
twelve months t'roni the day OF
with interest from the day of sale
be secured BY Il bond Of purchaser
mortgage OF The premises, or all {
at the option Of the purchaser:
". II. KERR,
Clerks Ctiicc, G.. &C. Z. !
WinnSboro. S. c.,
November IL, 1881.
nov l2-td.
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- 's~a-1-S4i0UIu SCc-Dut iLttlS G!~r71
nu5Sdmens Of both these
tt9Nsxtinct art are always on
Mypt, and are replaced as soon
d. The silversmiths are also poor
nrkers. and their bazaar is disappolns-
ing, containing little that is tempting
except, perhaps, some Bedonln girl S
massive silver necklace, which IN spite
Of it's resemblance to dog.collar, we
have seen worn By an English woman
with good effect. As a rule however,
barbaric ornaments do not become
Europeans, since they show only to full
advantage on their rightful owners
For O. bright ke6a We want an Arabs
face and eye, and every one knows how
different clumsy silver bracelet look:
on white arm compared to the same on
feIlahah's brown skin.
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TEzElES : SsggfET.rT 2 XR& g.
T n. 1RoBsONSS son, Com MISSION ,
j.. Mer. .:lsntssaad Dealers in Feraiiz:
err 63 East BAY. =, * -

T N. RoBsON& & son. Com maassionf
u Mer lrsntsaad Dealers IN FeNailz. |
ers, 6S East Bay. go: I
laLEsTog; November 1881
Al the ccmuenc pf another hsss
ness year we asgnas eSlE:e ssEsS
the ,satsonage and eaR6a aaneegS =
ssEisas :s.ssssss
:Re:s:.::ss @ FaosEazTl
have gwen very gratifying satisfaction
Our Cotton AMI Com Fertilizer IS ot2;the
hiEhcs. stan ard, Il contains among other
yajuab!e ingredients 3 per cent. o. IA
r.c..ia. Il Jer cent. of Potash. l6-per cent.
Of available rheSph::te, Having been
aE:oIg TIE first to ia;roj.ce Guano n this
state, we c..n confidently refer to cur
plsn'ing friends that during the series OF
years W. have sold them Maauzes We have
aivays given a pure article. Every Man
ure is tested We offer the above Fersl:lz-
ers for cash, time or cotton.
Planters cl::er;ng Immediately VII! oe
allowed to tie :st Of April to decide which
thcv prefer, cash or time. An order for a
carload Of ten tons will be sent free OF
drayase, for less amount 81 per ton Will
be charged. NoY. l9-!A "a
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Now Advertisements.
Just Received-R. NJ. Huey.

Local Briefs.
mo. 10" didn't get to the fire
poor thing,
She said he had on a '"eN OF a
sdykc out'".
The streets are being cleaned up
n good idea.
MIR. C. T. Gooding, of Charleston,
WAS in town for few days on ''busi-
ness.
Cotton was worth III on Satur-
dav and on Monday it brought III.
Mr.. r NJ. IIucy's new advertise
ment appears in another column. He
has lust received a full line Of canned
goods, etc, Of which he invites All ex-
animation. Read his advertisement
and then give him call.
One of the most noticeable features
of the fire on Sunday morning was the
active part taken in it BY Mr.. Fred ~.
Stewart, the travelling agent for the
wcll-kuown notion house Of llutZlcr
Bros, of Baltimore. Mr.. Stewart,
though somewhat of stranger to our
town could not have taken more inter-
est or labored any harder had it been
his own residence that was being de-
s,rovcd. We know that whenever he
visits WinnSboro hercaftcr he will al
WAYS receive hearty welcome as one
Uf:.thc boys.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29

Nor1cx.-All persons indebted to me
for work done will please call and set
lie. | am compelled to have money to
nav those owe. Claims not paid by
the first of November, will have seven
ocr cent. ard the cost Of collection
.dtled. a. --wvorsl.to the WISE" &c.
r,,,y3 I. Slhrs1SS
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=. ,.S--yl..;,..
CLERKS
STATE OF SOUTH G4RoNhA &
COUNTY OF fafRFIELD.

Eliza Ann ParnclF and Others. PisiHs
IFS, VS.. Hasgrove A. GIenn Defcits

LIMA - III
ifs, VS.. Hasgrove a. Glenn Defcass
dant. &.
IN pursuance ofan order rof the: Court
I OF Common Pleas, made lu the.
above-stated case, 1 will offer for sales;
before the courthouse door III W1nnsa
boro. on the first Monday IN Decenibe4
next, within the legal hours OF sale, at
public outcry, to the highsst bidder,
the folloMing-describcd pEp perty, 70 %
wit: ss. .:.:5ls,ss .:szS,s
An that pfantation or safact of land
containing sgKl:NTEEN ACRES, more OF
less. SITUATE on.the branches of Little
river:g, ounded by lands now or forlal-'
erlv oflfSA. Glenn Christian Leit'ier,:
G. o. Trapaard others. aceordlng TO.
plat thcreSgpadc b. &. 0. Ifapp,-::
S., 18Th JalixaA 1866. .
Terms ofssHCASH. Msaisz
u. II. KEREa,,SSSssssss
Clerk 'sas = sc. G. :.G.P. F5g:
Winnsboro, S. Co.. =.sS5.- - =
Noveinber11 Il, 1881. s,
nov 12-td S
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TERMS OF SALE:
CLERKS SLiLE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
S. Adeline Rutland and Others, Plain
titlS. against Charlotte NJ. E. Button,
Defendant.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court
i of Common Pleas. made in the
abovc-statcd case. will offer for sale
before the courthouse door in Winms]
loro, on the first Monday in Dcccnibei
next. within the legal hours Of sale. N
.-lAl -lAluhlA.,t.,t+e+.tr-+o- highest tivtr1rcs
the tOiloWing-dcsc"ibed property, to
Wit:
which james NJ. Rutlana died. seized
and possessed. lying and situate IN the
town OF w WiuIsboro, i'll e.CoiIsfF -ss'!t7
STATE aforesaid. incluaimg therein al
tha. lot designated rs Number Go. y
Two ii, tie plan of said town: ar
paris of lots numbered one and three
bounded OH the cast bv Fandcrhors
street, O.: the south by lot Of Mrs. Mary
| &. NcErcigi!t, trustee, on the north .!
lots of ". X. Turner aHC: estate OF q
. W. Barber. deceased, AID Oh the ives
By lot OF john j. Neil.
TERMS OF S.LE: !
! Onc-halfcf the rurchasc-lnoneE t
. be paid in cash, and the balance tIcrco
on 4 credit Of twelve months from tF
Gi;v of sale. to he secured oy the bon;
Of the purchaser and mortgage OF tn
! premises; the purchaser to pay for q
necessary papers, and the taxes ttf
NAV become due or said property atd
such sale.
". II. KERR, +
Clerks Office, Z. Z. Z. I. FL
! Winnsboro, S. c.,
November, II, 1851.
nov l2-td
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, C:-C!,N.!!!'i -! !r!;'S =
--O-O

Tie tobacco from which the cigars
are made j. grown entirely in coMScr-
vator:cS, and tie cigars are made on
mahogany tables bv Thoroughbred
Cubans in swa;,ow-tail coats and white
. kid gloves. When a man smokes one
of these cigars, he walks on air and
dreams that he has a diamond scarf
lin and a sixtv-fvc-dollar suit OF
clothes, and has Just married rich. 1t
makes tue breath sweet, and keeps the
teeth white. and will force 4 mHstache
on the smoothcst lip i'll five weeks. 1t
pcr.ncates the house, window curtains,
closets and clothes with the delicate
cdors and exquisite fragrance OF
hcliotrope, new mown hay, jockey
club and white rose. 1t will fasten
the front gate every night, and carry
the paper in the morning, chase the
cats from the tgrrsa4sea+spv grr -drire the hens to
water, and hardly ever fail to make
onc feel better all over. No we'll !
regulated family can properly keep
house without them; for the man who .
smokes this cigar will never cut wood
90 long for tine stove, never swear
when he puts up stovc-pipcs, never
step on lady'S train, join club or go .
lown to the post-ofIice after supper.
= DNIX 8 CENTS.
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A.
stilaiiSe cars At Brancfvillc to reach
Charleston at l.3C p. N. or Columbia
At go p. m.
NIGHT IMPRESS TRAINS.
CoI&G EAST-DAILY.
Leave Colunbi, at $50 NJ
Arrive al Augusta 10 m
Arrive at Charleston $50 4 M
GOING WEST-DAlLY.
Leave Charleston at 500 y II;
Leave Augusta at 100 y T..
Arrive at Columbia 800 Il y,
On Columbia division NIGHT Express
Trains run daily; al other trains dail,'
except Sunday.
On Augusta Division ell Passenger
Train> run daily.
JoHN r. PECK. Supt.
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Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.

CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGTsTA
RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. #. 1881.
rJNHE annual meeting Of the STOCK
/ HOLDERS will be held in this city
on WEDNESDAY,, the 7th day Of De
CEMBER next Stockholders and the
members of t::cir families will be passed
to this ..eet:ng. JOHN CRAIG.
noT l6-!xti Assistant Secretary.
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CLERKS SI1LE.s
STATE OF SOUTH CAR@N}
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FA1RF1ELD.
G.. z. Hill, Plaintiff: VS.. John N. y
Crorey and Others, Defendants.
IN pursuance of an order of the !C%
I of Common Pleas. made i'll
atovc-statcd case, | will offer for 81
before the courthouse door in Vim
boro, ON the first Alondayin Dece:ht
next, within the legal hours of sale,
public outcry, to tic highest BLDG
the following-describcd property,
wit:
All that tract of land containi
ninctv-scven and two-tcntf.s acr
more or less. bounded by lands
S. TidwclI. IL. L. Elliott and lang
tract known as "Slake Alley"
ALSO,
All that tract Of land coptI
nirctv-tw and ci"ilt-tenths { aiiiid