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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

DuBUQvE, Ia, May 23.-HenEy Pronse. .
farmer. living near Washington Mills, In
this county, was Watering his horses Lest
night, when one OF them, annoyed BY hs
mate, kicked out yiciously, Striking nr.
Pronge In the neck and killing bim almost
instantly. A post mortem exsmtnstioa
showed that his neck was broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

BuIIEr. Pa. hsy IA man ssvsoty
years old hung hinseli In his barn nssf
Herman, yesterday. 4 hstcbet with blood
on II and Asven shot revolver was fonnd
near him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

Magy1a0e1o - uAen ~
I~~tnvsnine - Ke2 et1ost nseho6.se
ChuIsA, ecIessd, ~ ess6s1 - iage p9Y
d frissds tov1l.sn thsnsexiep .! ~. y
n. Tssa 6 6l11ksssfIlar - NJ yIssoo
2: p. 9 ~ 1hs ~ -, ~ ..ss:s -
"a shovs elssssA. eafsts4 y hsv. -
Ar 49,. y; 1'Sss. & ,ss:ss ss1s -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26
Manufacturer Meeting.

ST.. LOUIS, May 25.-Representatives OF the
Western rolling mills assembled here, this
morning. Twelve gentlemen were present,
representing st. Louis, East st. Louis,
Belleville, H., and other firms in this
vicinity. This is continuation Of the
meeting held here some days ago, under
the direction of John Jarrett, OF Pittsburgh.
The object of the meeting is to determine
schedule of wages to be paid employees
during the coming year.
Mr.. Helmbacher, of the Helmbacher
Mills, said that, outside of Pittsburgh the
workmep were not demanding an increase
OF wages He said the trade Of the rolling
mills had decreased rapidly within the
past four months, and the prospects were
unfavorable. Railroads have withdrawn
all extra trains, and are not buying any
thing new, while the general trade is ex-
ceedingly dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

Bosros, May 25.-James Fitzgerald was
found guilty of fraudulently obtaining
money from Chas. Francis Adams ct the
hunk game
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

PoKrLAxp, On, May 25.--This morning.
+. csrgo of lime on board the steamer
yaauina. caught FIRE. The vessel viii
probably have to be scuttled. Loss ssA.-
lC0; no insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

Mr. Arthur is filling all the offices
18th Stalwarts, the Stalwarts are filling
their pockets and the people are nlieo
With disgust. This is, indeed, a very
fllinr administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

The aggregate value of the property
o,eoIored people throughout Tennessee
= = set down at So, 4S7,95l, being an in
cre,se - of S671, ,l79 over the preceding
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

DETROIT, May 25.-Detroits s, Chicago O..
BALTIMORE. May 25.-Baltimores g, Gin
o;,natis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26
Roller Makers.

CINCINNATI, May 25.-Boiler makers em-
ployed in various establis hments in the
city have notified their employers that
they will expect an advance OF fifteen per
cent, to go into effect June 5th.
The employers yesterday afternoon held
a meeting and resolved not TO accede to the
demand, but to shut down their establish
ments at the time designated for the ad
vance. 1t may, therefore, be announced
that we are to have boiler makers strike
10 commence June 5th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26
>,>~l>Ae,s~. uEHsapl

Usrox HILL. N. j., Msy 1A-fhs NV
tunnel on the New York. Ontario asd
westen rsilrosd. fell In tevdsy. huieg
three lahorers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

NaS Yosx, Msy B.-Ths gsossaj vekt
and paosngsf sesnts lsexs fsfsseA 70 uAes
pubic, 70 day, The coactuSlOaa arrives - ID
thsjf. delibefstions. Anolslss nsettaG ~
mNr0w. @
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

Cuiteau still thinks he will get or
without hanging, through the finding
ola commission of lunacy, but unless
rho commission be composed of luna
a.. this will not avail him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

In Crumpton, California, a League Of
Deliverance has been formed, whose
object is to cut the Chinese OFF from all
employment. y pledge has been drawn
NJ and circulated, to go into effect six
months after it is signed, which binds
all those who join the league not to en-
ploy nor to patronize any one who does
employ Chinese.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26
Chfoaxa KestiyAl.
venel Lost,

CHICAGO, May 25.-The second matinee
of the May festival was attended oy 5,V0
people, and vss pronounced success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

IbaaTA<z nAeAA AAssssavegaoH
On vsdss.ssy nisat 1 e. aheas s'ssss sSs:s1 -
CsDpbell, stole 6en ths pF:.iss: = -
Riysrs;ds Rui senpeny. 9 ~ q het
worth sons tvssty'dx doIlA.s ssA 80
tbs ssps, o. atssnptsd . ssl tns - -
fer The ps,pess shsy ~, = nsslas ~
tIstibs tbs nlSat BaDtth's 81 se1s othse
pises, b. wss ssptssel b oAe.s wiiiia.s
and nksa hsSoss Juetsee nuni,, vno
beld him N IL ssn q ei,o0 eos his e.
pesrnncs ss tbs nszt tam a ths Creeie
tourS. ma bsisg pssbjs y fssn!sh -
nd Ssil, the yustios coonitese HIN =
I'm. Csmphsil ID . peecc0eesly dsvs!-
oped casdidsts fos esinisal history. h
hstss Nh noshsf, - ssyA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

Charles +. Smith, of the Philadelphia
Press, must being doing thorough work
in routing shams and frauds-he has
three libel suits Oh hand now, and has
had any number of them within the
past two years. The general result is
about the samoa verdict in favor of
Mr.. Smith, or one cent damages for the
plaintiffs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

The Hebrew Leader, which is the'lar-
rest Jewesh newspaper in the world,
and the oldest in the United states,
Justly takes pride in having entered up
on the thirty-fourth year Of its exist
.,,nn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26

Tho British conscience is very elastic.
In northwestern India the English gov
eminent is trying to suppress the heath
enish custom of burying people alive As
a sort of sacrifice. Those who partici-
pate in these acts are arrested and Civ
en- various terms Of imprisonment. In
Ireland this same government has calm
" let people starve to death, and en-
c.Wagcs the process.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-20
CORRIDA SOBERANA.

Segdn nos escriben de San Tho
mas con fecha 8 del corriente, aca-
ba de hacer ALI un papel en- extre-
mo lucido ell insigne general domi-
nicano Luperon, gloria de la Anne
RIGA latina, espada muy por encima
de la del Cid Campeador, segdn su
apologista ell DR. Betances, y terror,
como dice tambien este, de la do
minaci6n espanola en- las Antillas.
De regreso de Europa, donde
habia estado desempefiando una
mission diplomatica de su go-
bierno, lego el 6 q la vecina
isla danesa Ell celebre general Luz
peron, encontrandose con una sor-
presa que seguramente no esperaba,
pues a las dos horas, NADIA mas, de
haber pisado el suelo del penon di-
namarques tenfa yaen sus manosun
cartel de desafio por medic del cual
SUI colega ell general Santiago Perez,
tambien dominicano, le retaba 4
muerte. Acepta Luper6n el tremen-
do desaffo, y va todo el mundo creia
yer en- San Thomas a los dos gallar4
dos y descomunales combatientes
icon las espadas atlas y desnudas en-
guisa de descarg:lr furibundos fen
dientes'', como elintrepido Hidalgo
de la Mancha vel Vizcaino en- su ia
mosa reyerta, cuando el estupor Sc
apodera de todos los animos, y los
que Sc fguraban va, dados los hui
mos del general Luper6n, que la
sangre iba a correr al mar q conse-
cuencia de tan tremendo drama ira
gico, Sc dan de manos a boca con
un ridiculo sainete que deja atras
todas las grotescas comedias que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-20
CONSTE PARA SIEMPRE.

Tenemos delante de los ojos, Y q
disposition del que guste verla, una
collection de ejemplares de 81 Is-
legransa, papelucho incivil que Sc
publica en- Santo Domingo, y que
fuera capaz de subirnos los colores
a la cara 81 no nos hicieramos car
go de su miserable pequenez y de
SUI raquftica y despreciable impor-
tancia en- el mundo periodfstico.
Desde el titulo hasta el pie de inn
prenta no inserta el tai asqueroso
papel otra cosa que fnsultos, diatri-
bas, improperios y calumnias con-
ira el honor de Espana y de los es-
panoles. POGO Sc cuida, a 10 que
vemos, ell gobierno de Santo Do
mingo de las demasias y excesos de
esa parte inmunda de la prensa de
SUI pals, cuando tolera que desde
sus columnas tantas y tantas infa-
mias Sc vomiten contra una nacion
amiga y por todos conceptos digna,
gloriosa y respectable. No andu-
vieron, no, aquellas autoridades tan
remisas para reclamar y alborotar
cuando ell asunto de la expedition
Guillermo, ora en- nombre de su ho-
nor, ora en- nombre de todos los de-
rechos y prerogativas internaciona-
les habidos y por haber. Hagan
10 que quieran, pero no olviden,
con todo, que aquellos derechos no
solo a hacer respetar el sagrado terri
torio de cada pueblo y su soberaria
Sc encaminan; no olviden tampoco
que hay algo tanto 8 mas sagrado
adn y mas inviolable que todo
aquello en- e. concerto de la huma-
nidad, y este algo es ell honor, el
prestigio y el decoro de las nacio-
nes cultas y la consideration y res
peto que Sc deben estas entire 81.
Bueno es que sepa el pals, bue-
no es que sepa Espana, bueno es
que sepan las autoridades y el mum
do entero que en- los momentos en-
que por reclamaciones de un agente
consular acaba de ser encarcela-
do en- Puerto-Rico un periodista
espanol por haber namado trapO a
la bandera de la insurreccion Y
emancipation venezolanas, las pu-
blicaciones dominicanas vejan, oscar
necen y abominan 4 nuestra Patria
impunemente. Bueno es que 10 Sc
pan todos esos peri6dicos que Sc
escriben en- Puerto o-Rico y que con
una ferocidad incomprensible en- el
genero humane Sc han cebado en-
el Director de La Naei6e y toma-
do como empresa de propio honor
vindicar las supuestas injurias por
aquel inferidas a Venezuela.
ST celoso esta por su honor San
to Domingo, 81 celosa esta por su
honor Venezuela, tanto 8 mas 10
estan del suyo los espanoles que a
nadie ceden en- dignidad, en- altivez
y en- arrogancia. Ell que quiera que
lie respeten debe dar el ejemplo
principiando por respetar los de.
mas.
Nosotros, por nuestra parte, en-
pezamos protestando indignados
contra los ultrajes que rastreramen-
te Sc lanzan desde la prensa domi-
nicana contra ell buen nombre de
Espana y los arrojamos enteros al
rostro de SUI autor. Gale quien
quiera, tolere quien guste hasta 10
intolerable. Nosotros, como espa-
noles y como hombres, no tenemos
por que callar 10 que pdblico debe
ser, nj por que tolerar NADIA que
menoscabe en- 10 mas infmo nues-
tro honor y nuestra delicadeza in
maculada.
Conste para siempre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-20

En- atenci6n al interes que encie-
ara la Ultima Revista de nuestro
nustrado corresponsal de Paris, in
ertamosla de buen grado en- este 81
10 preferente reservando para otro
Admero nuestro editorial de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-20

Por de contado, 81 Asimilisto
rara vez aclerta, y, cuando parece
que 10 consigue, 10 que hace real
mente es desplegar sus labios para
trGgGrSe Glguaa0 mosc0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-20
CO 6 E M o S c A S

Dice un refran que el dguila no
coge moscas; pero Ell AsimiHsta,
que no es aguila, nj mucho menos,
en- las cosas de la prensa las coge, y
muy a menudo. En- cambio no We
ra los camellos que aciertan 4 pasa1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-20

que tendr4 lugar Ell 16 de octubre. Sc
proponen discutir las reformas que ha-
yam de hacerse en- Irlanda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-20

El Ministro de instruction pdblica ha
dictado varias disposiciones relativas a la
entrada de las classes de alumnos en- ell
curse que comenzara ell 10 de Octubre.
Por medic de una circular Sc ha reco-
mendado los alcaldes la ejecuci6n de la
ley que establece la instruction obligato-
ria. El cumplimicnto de esta ley ofrece
varias diicultades y entire estas La falta
de locales sufciente para todos los alum
nos y tambien la insufciencia del ndme-
70 de los alumnos.
Los obispos continian combatiendo la
ley manifestando, en- cartas pastorales,
los defectos de que adolece 6 insistiendo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-20


Las noticfas de Italia han sido pocas.
Un real decreto ha declarado cerrada la
legislaturaanunciando que por otro deere
to Sc fijara el dia de la nueva convoca-
ci6n del parlamento.
Las inundaciones que las lluvias han
producido en- varios pueblos de Italia, y
muy establishments EN- Verona, han mo-
tivado un viaje del rey que ha visitado
los sitios en- que ha habido mas desas-
tres y ha dado Glen mil frances para So
correr d las familias que mas han sufri-
do.
Hay tranqnilidad en- todo ell RENO.
Los negocios marchan lentamente.
En- la dcmas naciones de Europa, no
mencionadas en- esta cata, no ha habido
sucesos politicos dignos de meneion es-
pecial.
J. g. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-20
INGLATERRA E IRLANDA.

ClOu UlplOulAGlCd bSDFC Id que Gl SOUlcI-
no ingles no ha manifestado todavfa su
opinion.
LIE interesa mucho la conservation del
protectorado en- Egipto. De este modo
puede estar seguro de la libertad de la
navegaci6n por Ell canal del Istmo. Tiene
en- este un interes de primer orden: l. Q
Bajo el punto de vista comercial; 3. .
Pajo Ell punto de vista militar. Ell canal
es ell camino mas corto para enviar tropas
la India y para recibirlas cuando 10 ext
ia cualquier conficto que haya en- Europa,
con especialidad cuando vuelva q susci-
tarse la question de Oriente.
Ell gobierno britanico es previsor, y
prueba de clio es que La Marina ha dado
6rdenes para que Sc encargue uno de
los jefes de los talleres de construcciones
navales en- Portsmouth que reconozca los
grandes buques transportes que leguen
de Egipto, y de informes sobre las dispo-
siciones necesarias para convertir en- cru
ceros aquellos buques. FL almirantazgo
reconoce que Ell estado actual de Ia Mari
ma de guerra no podria proteger al CO.
mercio britanico en- todos los mares, nj
asegurar las provisiones del pals cuando
este no produce 10 necesario para alimen-
tar q todos sus habitantes.
La question de Irlanda Sc va resolvien-
do lentamente. Parnell, Dawitt, Di-
Hon otros miembros infuyentes de la
LigG Ggr0rsG nan convocado un meeting
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Broken nridges and 1s,,, n,n,

a., Inc ram on last Wednesday night was
the heaviest that has fallen in hi, cor,r',, mn'
nlty since the freshet of last March and
'he damage TO bridges and mill dams in n;.
county was considerable. The dam at Ieo,s
n,no ,, ivc miles above the city, was swept
sa, a""S' US was also the bridge at The same
p'.oe. ,as ine bridge across Broadway creek
.a, Tue railroad was washed away, the one
~ SaJors' mill considerably damaged. while
lo'hing OF the one across Generostee At
evergreen remains except the rock piers.
:, Inc dams at Majors mill, Davis mill and
nicolinton's mill On the Generostee. and s..
leans mill on Mountain creek and at
iArwins mill at Centerville were al! washed
sway. we have heard of no damage from
,he heA'y rain on Monday night, though
ehe streams were considerably swollen.
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Changes in Railroad Schedules.

'A'fe was q general changing of sched-
~ oh the railroads in South Carolina on
Cnuay last. The North-bound morning
's'Senger train on the Air line now passes
s'eca City about IL o'clock, and as the
B"h passenger on the Columbia d Green.
" road leaves Walhalla nearly two hours
Elncr tnan before, there is, of course, no
Injection ct Seneca with the train from At
F'' 'hough connection Is made with the
solpg 70 Atlanta. The up passenger
4 Tue Z. q G. also fails to connect ut Seneca
i" The West-bound train on the Air Line.
y schedule on the South Carolina road
{ also been changed so as to connect at
lumoia with the passenger trains on the
1 w. road. which leave that place about
houF and half later In the morning and
I'VE some two hours earlier in the after
! ne great Inconvenience occasioned to
! c''izens of this section by these changes
apparent to oil, and we sincerely hope
present schedules will not be of long
'na'ng, We do not know what has in.
.he change, and cannot see wherein
! pubic are accommodated or the rail-
.S benefited, except the South Carolina
'aa' =, areaking the connection at Seneca
~ certainly cause less travel on the c. IL
!, a'io the delay of mails to and from At
naa r'. IS very annoying, The mail from the
nef , part of the State arrives swo hours
=, =. IN the afternoon, and at most incon-
.,''ent 4 hour for our business men. The
! :, schedule suited every one in this section
~ ~ inconvenienced none OF any other Sec
- =. On any Of tha roads mentioned, but rs
ssa'.as .a now oil sections are incon venicnccd
>.ept those on the South Carolina road, aud
!. seems to us the advantages gained there
= not sufficient to justify the disadvan-
% se1 occarioned elsewhere. We sincerely
JpO ~ ,he old schedule win soon be restored.
onuer the new schedule the down passcn-
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mr. Nm. Telford, one of TIE oldest set
.'efs OF this county, died at his residenc,
TWO miles east of Belton on Monday M or,
noon and was buried ON Tuesday at the
lah'iy burying-erouud, after funeral SER
Vices conducted by Rev. NJ. MCGEE. He
was eiehty-one years old, and had been
married fifty years. He died of general
prostration, fastened, no doubt, by can.
Ger on the hand, from which he had been
suffering Tor some time. He was an up.
i,ght citizen and was highly respected bv
those who knew him.
Henry Horton, son of Mr.. c. r. Horton
81 "iiiiamston, died on Wednesday morn.
ing OF last week from an attack, it is sup.
poseo. OF CONGESTION of the brain. He was
10 "eii as usual the day before, bu. before
,e'ifins for the night complained of feeling
paaiy. During the night he was taken with
violent convulsions, which continued until
ABOUT o'clock next morning, when death
relieved his sufferings. He was thirteen
years DID, and remarkably bright aud prom
,sing iof one of his years. His remains wero
oufi ed In the town cemetery on Friday af.
'eihoon' after impressive funeral services.
conducted by Rev. DR.. Lander.
Inc members of Anderson Division, Sons
OF temperance, had very pleasant Valen.
une Party on last Tuesday evening. The
attendance, owing 10 the incement weather
was somewhat smaller than had been ex.
pec'ed, but the pleasures of the evening
were much enjoyed by those present.
among the interesting features of the en-
@rlainment were an address upon the sub
]ect OF temperance by H. G. Scudday, ESQ.
ana selected readings by DIR. A. P. John.
stone. The election for the most popular
youns lady was quite spirited and exciting,
ahu resulted in the selection of Miss Jessie
ifowbrldge by considerable majority. al
though several other ladies received compli-
mentary votes. Altogether the evening WAS
most agreeable and enjoyable one to those
in attendance
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a ChnlIcnge.

MR. EDITOR In your issue of Feb. ond,
you make very complimentary notice of
q hne COW belonging to Mr.. J. T. Norris,
OF his county, for which he has refused
SZoo. challenge Mr.. Norris to compar-
ison. before three competent judges, of the
products of his COW in butter and milk with
the products of one owned by myself, with
the understanding that the COW making the
less favorable exhibit shall be given to the
owner of the one making the best exhibit
Will he accept? If so, answer through
the INTELLIGEEcER.
IT, 3. REIni,,.,,s
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ger : no IRAN Leaves walhalla at 7.2o, Seneca Al
viyo, v,T senoieton s.43 Anderson o24 Green.
Wig o'44' Williamson e.44, Belton IoI,
and arrives at Columbia AT a os IT., ao,i'
! sssenees % leaves colvmbis at 1880 Bolton
o'oa Anderson 100, Pendleton 759 ssrooa ,
sos, and arrives at 'Halhalla at o.2s I and 81
Greenville at ISL. ''~' a''u at
Inc daily special accommodation train
from Belton to Anderson .eayea po,,o. a','' u.
1850 a. m, and arrives at Anderson 49, =. =, q 81
me;ulning a. leaves Anderson at 5.io p. M. and
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One Of the most annoying types of skin
OF blood diseases is Eczema, "a smarting
eruption of the skim" This smartinr ;s
produced by the poison in the blood, seek
ing an outlet through the pores of the skin.
.; s. s., by renewing and purifying the
blood, soon removes every yestige of erup-
ton, and the skin will present beautiful,
natural appearance. Price, $l0O and SIT
per bottle.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ia the Court of 'Cbnlnlon Pleos

IN The Court Of Common Pleas.
D.. l. Richie. Plaintiff, VS.. Sarah "A. Richie.
M. il. Richie, ct al., Defendants
Rlaint for Partition, Accouniing, dc. -
Ky virtue Of an order to me directed In
~ Ge above stated case By his Honor
T; B. Fraser, Presiding Judge, bearing e date
I4th October, 1881 will resell Mt Ander
son. s. G.. on SALEDAY IN MARCH.
lss2 the following described property. viz
Alithat TRACT OF LAND, situate In
the County and State aforesaid On SIX and
Twenty Mile Creek, waters Of Seneca River.
containing fi!ty acres, more or less, adioin,
Ing. lands of r.. M. Hamilton, Msriab
Smith, James 3. Burgess and Plat No. q.
TERMS OF SALE-Casl. The terms of
sale must be- complied with immediatelv
after sale, or the land will be re.sold immc.
dia'ely. at the risk OF the purchaser, until
a sale be effected. Purchaser to pay extra
for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Feb o, 1882 80
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
In the Court of Common Pleas.


COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
VIM, s. Sharpe and others, Plaintiffs. W.
Iallua Graham, Howard j. Bruce and
others, Def,ndants.- Complaint 10 set aside
Deed, Relief, DC. '''
PY virtue of decretal order 10 me d;.
- rected in the above stated case by his
Honor L. Is. Fraser. presiding Judge. bear
ing date the 14th October, 1851, 1 win aell
at Anderson G. n, s.. c., ON SALEDAY
IN MARCH, 1882, the following described
Real Estate
All that TRACT or parcel of LAND. sit.
iate in the County Of Anderson, in said
state, on the dividing ridge between Seneca
iuver and Little Deaverdam Creek, adioin.
ing lands of said Madison Palmer on tho
East, Tailua Graham on the South. d. T.
Coz on the West, Rogers & Sears on the
North, containing sixty acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-Ore-third cash, and Tho
remainder on q credit of twelve months
with interest from day Of sale-purchaser
te S:.s bond and mortgage to secure the
purchase money, with leave to anticipnte
payment at any time, and rcserying to
Laura Palmer, the widow, life estate In
said land. Purchnser'to pay extra for pa.
pers. -
w. w. HUMPHREYS. Master.
Feb 2, 1882 20 <
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