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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06
Held FOR Larceny

August Hirsh, arrested some days ago
for stealing valuable overcoat from A.
p. Fulmer's saloon, Centre square, had
hearing before Alderman. Nj Conomy, and,
in default of bail, was committed to prison
for trial at the next term of quarter
session court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06
Burned to Death Trying I o Save Ilorss

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jan. G.-Nlitchell
Brown, OF Sherman, Wis, while en,lcavOr-
ing to remove u team Of horses from u
burning barn yesterday was himself burn.
ed to death
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06

DR.. &. w. Benson OF Baltimore, Md. prepares
4 skin care that Is the best thing for skin dis
eases ever known. II cures eczema, tetter,
ring worm and all rough and scaly skin dis
cases in the shortest time Sold by all drug
gists at 81 per package.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06

TINR RSALE-A ATWO-SrORY AND ATTIC
II Dwelling, No. 3%t East Orange street, with
side yard. Has all modern Improvements ::
stable on rear of lot. Terms easy.
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Appearing here after securing the most bril-
liant triumphs in all the large cities headed
by the great and only
WATSON d. ELLIS,
And IL Galaxy of VneIualled Specially Talent
THE TILIS, JOHN AND LOUISE.
And Their Royal Marionettes,
THE MARTELI. FAMILY Harry. Minnie
and Willie. MISS CLARA MOORE aud MISS
ALICE HUTCHlSGS. MARTELL BROTH
ERS, MIR. W. Z. BRYANT and MISS LIZZIE
RICHMOND. MR. ALFRED I.ISTOE.
The entertainment concludes with Watson
& Ellis Funniest of Comedies.
WRINKLES, or Dutch and Irish.
ADMlSSION....... so ana 3oc.
Diagram at Opera House Office. Std
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Many miserable people drag themselves
about with failing strength, feeling that they
are sinking into their graves when ParKcr's
Ginger Tonic would begin with tho first dose,
to bring vitality and strength back TO them
San. ia2 lmdcOd&WcOw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Rats, mice ants. flies, vermin, mosquitoes
insects. &c, cleared out by Rough on Rat.."
lie ,lar box
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


Properties of tho Lower End Disposed of.
Yesterday James Collins, auctioneer
sold at White Rock station the following
real estate, the property of John A. Alex
ander, deceased, and V. K. Alexander.
No. 1, 129 acres of land, with brick
mansion, at White Rock, Little Britain
township, to '. X. Alexander, at sG5.5O
per acre.
No. 9, 95 acres Of land in Little Britain
township, with dwelling and ba1n,to V. -.
Alexander at $40 per acre.
No. 3, 101 acres of improved land in
Little Britain, without buildings, to V. h.
Alexander at $40 per acre.
No. a, Stone mansion at White Rock,
with frame warehouse, store building and
three acres of land, to d. F. Magee for
Sc, G25.
No. 5, II acres of improved land in
Colerain township, with two frame houses,
to Henry Slaymaker for s832.
No 6, 90 acres of mineral land i'll Lit
tie Britain, to Henry Slaymaker for
$40.
Yesterday George Hunter, auctioneer,
sold the following property belonging to
the estate Of James Risk. decd:
No. l, II acres Of land in Eden town
ship, with house. barn and other build
ings, to Samuel Shimp at s97.2O per
acre.
No. ., acres and one perch Of land in
Bart township, to Charles Eckman at
$3.50 perac
No. 3, 3 acres and 81 perches of land in
Eden township, to Samuel Shimp, at Sc
per acre.
The Lyceum.
In the Lancaster lyceum last evening
Mr.. ID. G. Haverstick answered, "ShOuld
the Mormon religion with its doctrines and
practices he suppressed by force ," A
very animated discussion ensued, lasting
the entire evening. The following pro-
gralnme was reported for next meeting.
" At what degree of heat will cast iron and
wrought iron respectively melt 2" Waite.
P.King. Give some account of Aztec civ
ilization, Peter Hershey. Does the at
traction of the moon produce tides, and if
SO how? Harry Strohn. Which is the
colder location in our latitude high or
low ground ?'Benj SpindIer. Was Brutus
.justiiiable in assassinatlng Cesar? w. w.
Griest. Resolved, that the charters of
the national banks should extended
Affirmative J. II. Frey and Ellwood
Griest negative, r. J. Houston and w.
+. Duncan.
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I,sTATE ODE WILLIAM MILLAK, LAVE

INSTiTE OF WILLIAM nILLAk, LATE
IL of the City of Lancaster, dccd.-Ietters
testanneniary on sad estate having been
granted to the Undersigned, all persons in
debiesl thereto are cquestcd TO make immc-
,i,,te settlement, Gnd IEOss5 having claims or
demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under
signed. CATHARlNE SCHWILKE
W. LEAMAN, Exccutriy
attorney. i9i-6tdS
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FOR RENT.-A twOstOry and attic dwell
ing, No. ~ East Orange stract, with al mod.
ern improvements. Apply ut
iaNf-2WeOd No. 3.S EAST ORANGE ST
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Guard against any lung or throat disease.
Tsc lIale's Honey of IIorehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothachc Drops cnre in one minute.
i5-l wd, ,cou&w
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jumped the TraCk

Engine No. 100 jumped the track at The
water tank in the east yard yesterday al
ternoon abont 1890. The tank in the
west yard is out of water ami Mr.. Ben
Gilman, fireman, took it to the east yard
to be filled, which was done, but in back
ing to join the 1910 train it jumped the
track. the tender lying within one foot of
the edge of the cmbankmcnt at BietZ's
mill. A good deal of the machinery was
broken. Mr.. Gilman turned on the al,
and jumped off.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06

Physicians say hat scrotulOuS faint cannot
he Cradicated; we deny ii lin toto" If yOu
go through thorough course OF GurdOck
BLOOD BitterS, yOur blood will get pure
you can wish Price 81. For sale at IL. Il.
Cochran's drug store, i37 North Queen street,
Lancaster
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Grain anu Provision Quotations.
Chicago,

Cne O'Clock quotations OF grain and prOvi:-
ions, furnished by S. X. iundt, Broker, l5'+
East King street.
lam Il
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-10
PURELY PERSONAL.

Harry Hill has returned to Benton.
DIR. Kneedler is On his way to Benton.
Bishop Brewer is in the city en- route to
Fort Assinaboine.
Charley Peterson is duly happy. It's A
boy OF not less than ten pounds.
j r. STEEL and Thomas Dunn, of Sun
River, arrived in town last evening.
MIR. M. E. Miner is en- route up the riy, r
with several head of fine Jersey cattle.
g. w. Davis is now in charge of the
government telegraph Office at this place.
j. j. Buxton. of Minneapolis, is the
gentlemen who has invested SO largely in
Benton lots.
MIR. Jos. L. Largent and wife arrived
from the States Sunday and left for Sun
River Monday.
w. s. Wetzel and family will occupy
Paris Gibson's house on the levee until their
new residence is completed.
Captain D. H. Floyd, pleasant and
popular officer of Fort Maginnis, is paying
his Benton friends brief visit.
Gen. T. B. Strange, retired officer Of
Her Majesty's service, il now in Benton en-
route to the Bow river country. Gen Strange
is interested in the Cochrane ranch company.
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COLLINS & STEVENS.
PLAlishers

A. letters and communications containing matter in
tended for publication IN this paper sosld be addressed
to "Ihe Ricer Press. and the Of the ,crieT must
be gioea, to insure attention
Local advertisements ir be inserted these columns
at tie rate OF fifteen cents per line from, transient and
ten cents per tine from regular advertisers.
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= Seven murderers are to be hanged
together next ROnth at Eatonton, Ga.
- The Star Route trial occupied 1O3
days, and cost something like 5000, 900.
- 1t is tho father Of twins who knows
what it is to be up all night with the
boys.
= Corn is offered in Jackson County
Ala, at twenty cents per bushei, deliv-
cred.
- A crusty old bachelor says he think
it's a woman, and not her wrongs, that
ought to be redresscd.
= Playing upon the violin Is claimed
to euro nervousness, hat it gives the man
next door worse case than the one it
cures.
In the New York IloraM we lately OBJ.
served mention Of tho speedy cure Of
Thaddeus Davids, Esq, Of the great ink
firm, l27 William street, New York, of
rheumatic gout by St. Jacobs Oil.--S.
Pm .Mnn Pioneer Press.
- Dixie Wagner, smart Holeb,
Ark, nymph du pave, has made the
marriage associations sweat. After TAX
ing out n largo number Of policies she
married her "friend," drew all her money
and then went to Illinois and procured n
divorce. The pair then divided the swsg
and are now laughing at the dured and
discomf!tted guilds
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WHEELER & WILSON
$ Il w I'M @
M q ACHag4NGgAI : ] { \ :.

FhNiIF. undersigned desires to inform! Ike
Il citizens Of Anderson ani surrounding
country that he is Agent for the H,m
proved Wheeler AZ wilson sew
ing Machine. This Machine las rc"ll
styled the S'SOutheFn FuvOritp''
and Justly should it l,.--for il is the light, :
c$t running. most nois"!c>s. most durable
and r.si"st Machine 10 man ,r now in use
II uses the straight self.a,!juSting needle.
nrri the work passes straight from the upc-
raior. Ii does away with the noisy shuttle,
but uses IL bubbin that holds on" hundred
yards of thread on th" uuhcr>ir. thereby
saving II great annoyance III stopping 81
often to ill the shuttle. /, scwS from the
lightcst to the very heaviest fabric without
chungc of tcntipn. II will ia all the work
that any other Machine will do. and great
deal that no other can do. Each Machine
warranted for five years, and furnished
with all the latest attachments.
Parties in want Of Il first class Machine
will please call ant see the New No. y
for family use, the No. q for shoe maker
and the No. no for tailors and dress
makers. They are heyoui doubt III" best
Machine on the market.
+, l.. CLARK, Agent,
Anderson, 5. &.
JoHN II. CLARK, n'l'Travcling Agent
State South Carolina.
i. S.-1hc Myyic;1n rrrOmm,ni this M
chine dS hc mifrA Tor Ln'iics 10 use.
Sept II, 1852 . 5In
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ASDRRfOS CorHTY.
In tIut pf G,u,mon F1on.

J. :. Murray. Jr. Plair.,iA ". James l..
Hall. s Blerklcv. ct al, Defendants. -
C"mphai"ttm F1rc'jDs"c II .N"'gHge
10y virtue Of an order Of sale to me III
AD rcn,ci in the above stated case by his
Honor jude j =. Cothran, bearing date
jth OctoDrr, l-o2, will sell a, Anderson
&. H., :. G., on SALEDAI i'll NONEM
BIER next, the following r.Hcrihrl Tract OF
Land 10 sit
ALL Tia, PIECE, Parcel or TRACT
OF LAND, containing 3JD acres, more or
les. being Il part Of tl.c land formerly own
81 by W. II. King AMI wife, ana conveyed
h. tilrin I" Mary Jane iiuii, ami bounded
on the Sout! by part OF the same Tract,
iti.c home, t"ai. on the West by lands OF
Br. Hamilton Reid and Jcrc. Icargin, on
the North hy lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Ali,tcr and Good Hope Church, and on the
East by the estate lands "f the late Mrs.
\. l.. Stevenson. deceased.
TEENS OF SALF-Ouc.h half cash. the other
hnif on !, credit Of twelve months, with
ii4tcrc,: from the day Of sale the purcha.
ser giving Il bond aud mortgage to secure
the payment Of the said Onehaif, with
privilege OF anticipating payment. Fur
chaser IL pay extra for papers.
". W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
fir, l., isNv L.,
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY
CDurt OF CUmnoa Pleas.


Joseph l.. Masters and c. :. Beatty, Plain.
tils, against Martha l.. Masters, VIM. B.
Masters, ct al, Defendants pinint
for Rirfttiom
NOY virtue Of an order of sale 10 ne li-
-EJ recte,i in the above stated case ny his
Honor Judge J. S. Cothran, dated 18th
September, 1882, | will sell dt Anderson
G. H., 5. G., on SALEDAY in NOTEM-
BER next. At public outcry, the following
described property, as the Real Estate Uf
Il. a. Masters, deceased
Seneca River Lands.
TRACT NO. 2-Containing 1913 acres,
more or less, known us the Wilson place
TRACT NO. 3-containing 126 acres,
moro or less known as the W. r. Gray.
TRACT NO. c. Containing 80 acres,
more or less, known rs the Bob Williams
pace.
James Driver Lands.
TRACT NO. l-Containing 1873 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Mrs. Gym
thia Glenn, VIM. &. Watson, ct a.
TRACT NO. . Containing 50 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands OF Mrs. Gym
tIIia Glenn, VIM. &. Watson, ct al.
PendletOn Township Lands.
TRACT NO. 7--Containing 80 acres,
more or less. bounded by lands of w. s..
Masters Ct al.
City of Anderson Property.
STORE HOUSE AND LOT fronting on
tl.e Public Square, bounded on the East by
McDutfie Street, aud on the South by Store
House and Lot of VIM. s. Sharpe, being
The same occupied 10y White Il White,
Druggists.
One other HOUSE AND LOT on Main
Street, bounded on the South by B. F.
Wilson. on the North by lot belonging to
Judge J. z. Reeds Estate, and OH East by
lot occupied by John Harrison, containing
one-halt aCrc, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-Une.third Cash, and the
remainder on credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale Purchaser
TO give bond and mortgage Of premises to
secure purchase money.
Purchaser In pay extra for all necessary
papers.
W. w. HUMPHREYS.
Master.
oct s. 1850 II
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NULGARITIEs OF SOCIETY Y.-Asking
questions, private or personal, is one vul-
gar habit, and telling your own business,
which no Que wants to hear, is another.
Asking the price Of present that has
been made to you pumping" servant
to hear what has been given any one at
parting; loud talking in public; hard
staring ni ia1io insoient disrespect TO
wife, sister 0T brother shaa~:iig temper
in triAes and making scenes in public :;
showing All embarrassing amount of
fondness and making love in public; CO.
vert sneers, of which people can see the
animus if they do not always understand
the drift; persistent egOlism, which talks
forever of itself, aud cannot even feign
the most passing interest in another; de-
fractions of friends, and it may be of
relations-a husband telling of his wife's
unpleasantness, wife complaining OF
her husbands faults tho bold assump-
ton Of superiority, and the serv!le CON
fession of infinite unworthiness all these
are signs and evidences Of vulgarity--
vulgarity of far worse type than that
which eats fish with steel knife, and
says "you was" and "cach Of the men
werc." In fact. true vulgarity resolves
itself into that central point Of all evil
seflshness. The unselfsh can never
really be vulgar. They may be uncoulh,
but they cannot be more; while the best
topdressing of manner to be found in tho
whole world cannot make the substance
refined where that one foul canker Of
egoaism and indifference to others lies at
the heart Of things. %sst
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Masters Sale.
sT.lTIs OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CnIJN,TY DY ASI,ppS.,S
~ ne Cmtr, II Cnnmon N.M.

John -. S,,uu and l. w ri,ko'.S EArcr,-
tO!1, &c.. Plaiut!i-. ". Mrs Nancy {.
Arkrr, Mr., Ruth ". Archer. ct al. De-
PENDANTS ,nmIhrim .fw F"r'ripswe
Di virtue uF Il lccrctal order To- im" III
l9 r"ctr'i in the above stated cas-" by his
Honor Judge J. ). Gotbran. bearing date
5tl O",obar, 1852, will sell AT Anderson
g. H., ). e., on GALEDAY N NOVEM
BEL: next the following described lot OF
Land To- wi,
All. THAT LOT or PARCEL of LAND
Situai" in th" Town ui Williamson, in III"
County ri Anderson. containing one acre,
NOR" or lc-- buuuing Am"- Ackcr. =, Al.
TrEMs OF SALE c..h. Purchaser :" iay
extra tor papers.
W. w. HUMPHREYS. Master.
oct l., l7'l II !
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON


The South Carolina Loan and Trust Company.
Plaintiff. against the PendletOn Railroad Tom
pany, the Rlue Ridge Railroad Company in
South Carolina, the l'lte Ridge Railroad Com.
Company. the Tennessee River Railroad Com
pany. William II. TrcScut. William b. tiullek
and James II. Whitncr as Trustees, the Grccn-
willie and Columbia Railroad COMPANY the CO.
Trustees and tn its own behalf, Henry Clews as
Trustee, T.. H. Frost and fIamlin Beat;ic as
Trustees, I'cfcndants.-SnmmonJf for Relief (bm-
pfdinf NOT Srr7cG.
To the Defendants above namcd
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
Il swcr the complaint in this action, a copy Of
ot Common Pleas, at Anderson G. H., s. c., aud to
copy your answer to the said com plaint on
the subscriber At their office, Anaerun ~ H. :. @,
Within twenty days amer lie service hereof eacu.
this complaint Within the time afort Sad the Plan-
tif in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated Anderson, :. C., october II, 1882.
MURRAY 4 MURRAY,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
(sEAI.l JonS ". DANIELS, c. CT
To the Defendants, tho Rluc Ridge Railroad Con-
pany In South Carolina, tho Hue Ridge Rail.
road Company, tho Knoxville and Charleston
Railroad Company. the Tennessee River Rail.
Ssf Tats notice sdS sSs, sss sstSn eommes for
the foreclosure Of afpot3Sass, a9eonnt raiisi &c,
souh 10 the cstSna sS%F1 Ss aSh,y .ns
son, and that a Summons, Of which the foregoing
Is copy, and the Complaint thcr, In, were filed in
the Office Of tho Clerk Of said County at Anderson,
In the County Of Anderson. In sai,E States't On the
MURRAY 4 MURRAY,
riaint.as Attorn,ys.
Ander: on 4. {.
October Ilth, 1852.
Oct IL. 1892 IL
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file in the mptro.lcr-Gencral' office an
abstract Of transfers of real estate record
dcd III his Office each year, showing in the
aggregate the quantity and consideration
preserving the distinction between land ,
outside Of incorporated towns and villa
ges and other real estate, together with
the as5cssmcn; in the aggregate Of the
said property frr taxa,iUn
RC&oircd, That the Comptroller Gcu.r-
al be requested to present these requests
10 the General Assembly.
After an interchange Of view. and IL
resolution nt thanks to Dr. Pritc!ar'l, 81,
chairman of Ii" meeting, the board At
& O'Clock this afternoon adjourned.
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SALIvATED.-- On Monday Il young Mr.
Watson stepped into the drug store and
asked for chlorhie Of potash to use on
the mouth OF his brother who. he said,
was salivatel.
How did it happen we asked, think
ing it good time to point moral that
would pat check on popular misappIe.
hcnsion about cnlomcl and cold water.
"Oh,' said he, ''ho took caomcl and
without thinking put his hands into cold
water, and it saliva,cd him"
"'rhe cold water had nothing to do
with it, we told him, aud asked if his
brother had eaten any fish.
Yes" he replied, "he ate heartily of
ish after taking the calomcl, and sup
pose the fish caused the calomcl to sail
vntc him 2"
mo, the fisl, had no more to do with
it than the cold water"
"What then?"
"lt was tile large quantity Of salt tchlo-
ride of sodiuml on tho fish, combining
chemically with the ca!omcl (chloridc oi
mercury and forming chloride Of mcr.
curry corrosive sublimatcl. This zorro.
aive sublimatc formed in the laboratory
Of tho stomach is what cid the mischief.
When you ,nkc calomel avoid salt and
salty food III you would the most deadly
poison. When sick people cat salty food
they are art to drink water freely, and if
salivated they lay the blame on the water,
whereas the true cause of the salvation
always goes ahead of the water. The
only wonder about it is that so many es.
cape with life. And for the reason that
all who take salt and calomcl into the
stomach together are not killed outright,
some scientific men are doubtful ~ to tho
foregoing theory"
Considering the prevalence OF calomcI
taking in this community and tho misap.
prchension Of most people concerning
the nature of this potent drug, we
thought the above remarks might not be
.-DubHn Ga Post.
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Death OF "I'rIncr Albert"

TIE Charlotte Db~rrcr Of the 18th in.
slant, says Albcr, Wallace, who is NOR,
commonly known in this County bv III.
name of "princc Albert" WAS in the city
Friday to hear the speaking, and late in
the AFTERNOON lie left for home in hi-
wagon, having rs - companion Mr.
ing and he wa5 under the influence oi
liquor The wagon, which was going at
a furious rate, ran into Il deep rut an'l
,hc jolt threw the cd man ont. He
struck the ground on his head and The
force Of the fall brok" his neck.
Prince Albert Wallace, ., he was
generally known, WAS n noted character
OF Mccklcnburg County, and WAS con.
ncctcd with some Of the mos, influential
families Of the County. Prior 10 The
war he WAS "A man Ui wealth, owning :,
great number Of slaves and large
amount nf real estate. Unfortunately
for himself, he fell into the paths Of in-
temperance aud let his fortune slip from
his hands. He wa, married many wears
ago to II Mrs. Cross, Il daughter Oi Col.
:. Bird, Of EIg,lc!d, :. G., and Il r"!a-
ative Of Gen. VI. &. Butler. Iii, wife,
who survives him, came from one of the
rnost influential families Of South Caro-
lina, and the mc;ltion Of her name will
recall two very exciting incidents that
occurred in the past history Of hat Stale.
The first was duel between Tom Bird
her brother, and Gen. Louis L. Wigfall
IL su,0r for her hand, ia which Bird was
killed at the first fire. This duel occurred
in Elgctield Mt the courthouse door. The
second incident WAS q duel between Pres
ton =. Brooks aud Gen. WigialI, in
which both principals were badly wound.
ed. Il short time after this second duel
she was married to Mr. Cross, and after
his death she was married to Mr.. Wal.
lace. She has now in her possession tho
pair of duclling pistols used by Ger,
WigfalI in his duels. Mrs. Wallace
though about fifty five years old, still re
tains much Of her former beauty. Time
has laid his hand gently upon her, and
even now she is a handsome woman.
Jackson Wallace, Il brother of "Pr:nc,
Albert went to Texas several years ago
and was killed Ivy heing thrown from q
horse, prince Albert" was about sixty
years old and for some time past had
been leading Il changed life. He WA
one Of the mourncrs at the late Hickory
Grove camp meeting.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN tie Court If Common Peas.
Henry L. Butler, ct al, Plaintiff, VS.. J. G.
Iaynic, ct al, Defendants. = Complaint
for Foreclosure.
Vgi virtue Of dccretal order to me di-
lD rected in the above stated case by his
Honor Judge r. Il. Fraser, bearing date 5th
October, 1881. l will sell at Anderson G. II :,
S. c., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER
next. the following described Tract of Land,
to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning 525 acres, moreIor..less situate in
Anderson County, in the State Of South
Carolina, on Branches of Beaver Creek.
adjoining lands Of Vim. S. Hall, Samuel
{. Hail. and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
remaining two-thirds on Il credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale, to
he secured by bond and mortgage of the
r. .mises, with leave tn anticipate payment
II. ny time. Purchaser to pay extra for
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w. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Oct IL 1882 T.,