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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-11
UTAH co NTRACT COMPANY
0facs no. l2S41I, First South St., ssit
Lake City. P. o, Box 43I,

Undertake and execute, on tie loves!
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OF the VOTE OF loeating. %ading, bridging
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and con.
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streets, siSsWRlke, parade grounds and rail
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Of esfsh, gravel, cement stone etc., ste.
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IT Is understood that somebody,

TT Is understood that somebody,
whose name is not stated, has
brought from the west g thousand
or more dollars Of mutilated silver
coin-dimes, quarters halves and
dollars. This coin has been offered
for sale in a lump to different par
ties and been refused. The next If
fort of the holder will probably be to
work it off in small lots. Now is a
good time for Salt Lake merchants,
shop-keeperS and others who handle
money, to put stop TO the circula-
ton here of this mutilated coin.
The town it literally full of it, of all
denominations, many of the pieces
being so badly disfgured as to be
scarcely recognizable. 1t might as
well be understood that dollar or
any other silver coin with hole in
it is not by law legal tender, and is
valuable only as so much bullion.
AS the face value of silver coin is
considerable more than the actual
value. hole il the piece not only
reduces the value the amount OF
silver taken out, but also causes
loss Of the difference between the
weight of metal in the coin and the
value which Congress has put upon
the piece. 1t is not known that any
body here is chipping, punching or
otherwise mutilat;ng the coin. but il
anybody is engaged in the business,
the best way to stop him is to refuse
to accept the coins that he has dis
figured or from which he has stolen.
The same course will prevent the
importation of the reduced money.
If the merchants and people will,
on every occasion when they are
presented, decline to receive this
dad money" it will only be few
days before the mutilated coins will
disappear, to seek their way into
the melting pots of the minis.
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COUNCILLORS:

SAMUEL PETERSEN,
ADAM SPIERS,
THOMAS E. TAYLOR,
JAMES G. WATSON,
JOHN CLARK,
JOSEPH F. SMITH,
GEORGE ROMNEY,
JAMES P. FREEZE,
DANIEL II. WELLS.
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g Beautiful Variety Of PRO
GRAMME CARDS, suitable for the
B2llro9m, ri HERALD 0mS.
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VALUABLE Real ESTATE
FOR sALE.

FNllAT De>imblc Tract Of Land, situate ID
IL Oconcc County, S. c., about four miles
from West Union. on the Burnt lanyard
rond, of branches of Cane Crock. wators of
Little River known ns the Todd Land. is now
offered for sale in parcels, more particularly
described as follows:
Tract No. !, containing 824 acres, bounded
by Tract No. 2, lands of BENZ. Rutedgej
John Hall and others.
Tract No Containing l0l4 acres. bounded
by Tract No. 3, lands Of Mrs. NJ. A. Cox;
Tract No. |, and lands Of James McCary.
Tract No 3, &C ntaining S5 acres. bounded
by Tract No. H. lands Of Charles McAlister,
Tract No. 2 md lands Of James McCary. ,
Tract No. +.containing los acres, bounded
by Tract No 6. lands of Charles McAiister:
Tract No. 3 and the Duffic land. ;.
T,act No s, 5,containing 100 acrea, bounded
by lands Of James McCary, Tract No. 4 and
the Dullie lahd.
This land is nearly all timbcrcd, convenient
enough to furnish crossties to tho railroad
and contains quantities of Gne lumber pines,
1t lies admirably for cotton, wheat aud oats.
For terms Of sale apply to Col r. A..
Thompson, Walhalla, S. g., or to A. s. Todd,
Anderson. S. 9.
December IT, 1882 4-4t
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Tho Close Of tho Session.

InE LlIlsLATuRE PASSES ITS AcTs AND
ADJouRNs YESTERDAY MonN1yG.
ESPECIAL DlspATclI TO TIE SUNDAY NEws1
COLUMBIA, S. c., December 23.-Thc
General Assembly adjourned at seven miu.
u'es pnst 4 o'clock this morning, having
completed the work of the session. Ono
hundred and scventycight Acts were
passed during the session. The NEST i'm
portant OF these were acts TO regulate the
railroads; to incorporate the Southern Land
Associaltcn; 10 amend the Usury law so
as to allow as high rate Of interest as 10
per cent. on money under specific contract;
to complete the dcvclopcmeut of the Co
lumbia Canu!; to exempt certain Counties
from the operations of the general Stock
law under certain conditions, and to divide
Charleston into twelve wards.
Why WELCOME What makes Flores
ton Cologne wclcomo on every lady's toilet
table is its lasting fragrance and rich,
ilowcry odor.
Coop ADv1CE.-You will prevent and
cure tho greater part of The ills that ntllct
mankind in this or any section, If you keep
your stomach, liver aud kidneys in per-
Ject working order. There is no medicine
known hat does this as surely as Parkcr's
Ginger Tonic. 1t will keep your blood rich
and pure, and give you good health at little
cost. See other column.
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l,5S0 Acres,
Moe or less, as follows:

Tract No /, the Home Place, containing 237
acres, more or less.
TRACT No. 2, containing 2l2 acres, more OF
less.
TRACT No. g. containing 32l acres, more or
less
TRACT No. A, containing 70 acres, more or
less
TRACT No. s, containing 225 acres, more OF:
less.
Tract No. G, containing SG3 acres, moro or
less.
Tract No. I, containing o2 acres, more OF
less.
This Real Estate is lying on Chauga Greek,
in Oconcc County, in the State Of South Caro-
linn, and is bounded by lands Of W. f. Parker;
John Roach. 9. Il. Smith, James McCarey, W.
j. DufGe, Keith & Werner and others
TRACT No. !, the Home Place, will b cold
subject to the life estate therein Of the widow
Of James Roach dccc ascd.
Plats Of the Tracts can be examined in The
Masters Office.
TERMS OF SALE-Ono third cnsh, balance
in two equal annual installments. Com
pound interest from day of sale until paid.
Secured by bond and mortgage of promises.
Purchaser to pay extra for papers.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Master Oconee county.
December I, 1882 at
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] CARoLINA, TIlURsDAY, DECEMBER %, lse2

most interesting event occurred ut Tomossa,
the lomc of Mrs. G. L. Jones, In this county
on tho Goth instant. On that day Rev. DR..
Mutually joined in the holy bonds of wedlock
W. j. Beard Esq, editor of the Sumter Spirit
of the Times, to Miss Hannah Jones, eldest
daugltcr of the late G. Jones, Esq. We con.
graduate our young friends on their auspicous
entrance into married life and trust their path
way Lay be filled with an abundance of hap
pincss and prosperity.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, December ll,h, 1882.

" llEREAS information has been received ut
this Department that an ntrocious murder was
committed in Oconec County, near Walhalla, on
the night of the second day Of December, a.
d. 1882, upon the body of WILLIAM J. llUNN1-
curr, by person or persons unknown;
Now THEREFORE,, l, IIUGm S. THOMPSON,
Governor Of tho State of South Carolina, in
order that justice may bc done and the majesty
OF the law vndicatcd, do hereby offer a reward
of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprc-
hcnsion and conviction Of the said person or
persons.
In testimony whereof have hercunto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal of the
State TO be affixed at Columbia this
5. IL llth day Of December, a. D.. 1882,
and in the year Of independence the
10Th.
HUGH S. THOMPSON,
Governor.
by the Governor:
JAMES N. LIpsCoMB,
Secretary Of State.
December H. 1882. d3t
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Mr.. James Adds dwelling house WAS
totally destroyed by fire on Christmas day.
Tho IRE occurred at about 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. There was no one at homo al the
time of tho fire, Mr.. Adds and family
having gone to n ncighbor's' to spend
the day. Nothing was saved from the
burning building the fro having gotten too
much headway, consequently Mr.. Adds
cn.irs. household effects were destroyed
Ills barn aud corn crib, too, were in great
jeopardy aud caught fire several tines, but
the timely arrival of nci9hbors and friends
prevented their destruction aud saved their
contcuts. The fire is supposed to havo
benn accidental. Mr. Adds is a poor mau
with large family of children aud suoh
loss at such time is great calamity.
An effort is being made to help him by our
citizens anu We trust such sum of money
will be raised as will meet his immediate
wants.
Read the advertisement of Mr.. Geo J.. Pratt
on this page. lie proposes to do an auction and
commission business Al matters entrusted To
him vii! receive prompt attention.
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MASTERS SALE,
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


). r. Den'y, Plaintiff, Complaint for Fore
against closure of Mort
Miily Grant ct al, Derts. gagc.
ANT TO the Decree of Sale made in The
l. above stated case will sell at auction be-
fore The court house door in Walhala. S. c., on
the FIRST TUESDAY in January, 1888, within
the legal hoars Of sale the property hereinafter
mentioned and described, to wit:
All that certain Piece, Parcel or Tract of
Land situate lying and being in the County of
Oconce State Of South Carolina, on waite Of
Snow Creek, waters Of Conncross waters of
Seneca River, adjoining lands Of J. A. Elrod,
James Ables and others, containing
FORTY ACRES,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
Purchaser to pay extra for papers.
RICHARD LEWIS, Master.
December Z, 1882. 3.4t
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PURSUANT to the Decree OF Sale made in
l. the above stated case will sell ut auction
before the court house door on the FIRST
TUESDAY in January, 1888, within the legal
hours of sale the property hereinafter described,
being the REAL ESTATE of Jacob Schroeder,
deceased, to wit:
!. The Home Tract containing l73 acres,
moro or less, goo dwelling, outbuildings,
orchard SC. Land lies we'll and has some
creek bottom. VIZ
.. The lower part Of Section of the West
Union Trac, of the German Settlement Socicty's
lands, supposed to contain rs acres. On this
tract there is n fall Of Cnne Creek of about 40
feet, within one milo Of the Wnhalla Depot.
B. The Depot Tract, OIL bo,h sides of the
Blue Ridge Railroad, containing about GlO
acres. TO be subtivded before day of sale.
4. Two story dwelling with nearly three
acres Of land on Depot Square in West Union.
s. No. of the acre lots in the town Of WAL
halla.
6. No. 81 of the acre lets in the town of
Wnlhal!a
7. No. 7G Of tho half acre lois in Wahalla,
except 20 feet off of The back cn,.. y
8. No, IS Of The half mere lots in Wa,Ealla,
except 25 feet off o! the back end. M
Q. No. 70 Of the half acre lots in Walhalla.
10 No. 20 Of the lots laid out as the town of
Midway. IN
H. The undivided half of No. 35 of the
acre lots in Walhan
10. me unuiHldeu fonrih OF Section 20 Of
the Falls Tract of tie German Settlement So
cictys lands, containing 2l0 acres, moro or
less
]3. The undivided third of Section II of
the Falls Tract Of the German Settlement
Socicty's Ian Is, containing 200 acres, more or
less.
II. Five acre Tract whcrcon is the dwelling
now occupied by Rev. +. NJ. Morgan in West
Union.
l6. Six acre lot, now occupied by Georre
Knox, originally bargaincd to him and James
johnson in two parcels.
l6. Three acre lot, now occupied by James
Henderson.
II. Cabin ond lot bargancd to January
Thompson.
lo. One acre hargaincd to Adophns Richard
son and now occupied by him.
Plais of the above described property will be
on exhibition in the Masters Office by the 9th
instant.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash; balance in one year with
interest from day Of SALE with leave to an,ici-
pate payment. The credit portion TO be Sc
cured by mortgage. When the sum is less than
one hundred dollars, 10 be self foreclosing.
Purchaser to pay extra for papers.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Master Oconee county, s. G..
December Z, 1882. 3-It
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NeD Advertisements.
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TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
A LlI persons Indebted to the estate Of
IL George II Cherry, deceased, will make
payment at once to tho undersigned and ali
persons having claims against the estate
of said deceased will present them to me
properly proved, within tho time required
by law.
SARAH G. CHERRY,
Administrative.
December %, 1882 Cd.
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MASTERS SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPER TY..

pURSUANT to tho Decree Of Sale made
in the following entitled case, will sell
ut public auction before the Court H9use
door in Wahalln Sc. OH the fret TUESDAY
in January. 1888, between the legal hours.
of sale. tho following property hereluaftef
described:
Baxter Roach ct al Complaint
Phillip Chambers Ct a. Relief.
4 LII the Real Estate Of Jumes Roach, de-
IA ceased, containing in the aggregate
l,!S90 Acres.
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Ret,cmbcr The important land sales at Wal
halln court house OIL next Tuesday, January ID
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vi sa@tGHo9s
SALES.

II. B. Schroeder, administrators, ct al, Complaint
Plaintiffs,
against for
William Schroeder Ct al,
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,v-.~,x-.v'r.s-s -s-.rlIUJy pCUI Z

TUSr received at tho Old Hendrix Store,
O opposite Norman's Drug Store, II small
variety of CHRISTMAS GOODS haro
also five md ten cent counter, whore you
can find articles both useful aud ornamental.
Am also in the Agent and Commission bust,
uess and all articles consigned to me will
receive prompt attention. Tho citizens Of
Walhaln and tho surrounding country are
respectfully invited to call and sec nc.
GEO. L.. PRATT.
Dcccmbcr II, 1882. 42t
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Fred. White, white, has been arrested on
a charge Of being accessory to the murder
Of Wm John lIunnicutt.
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We are requested to give notice that the
ladies' of WaIhnlla will give an oyster sup
per at Adgcr College on next Monday
evening, January lst, 1888 The supper
is for the purpose of furnishing the college
chapel with a stove. The object is a
worthy one aud we bcspcuk for this effort
Of the ladies' a liberal patronage
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ao3 S. Paca ST., Baltimore.
Nov. aS, 1881.
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TIE sale Of lauds advertised for Decem-
Der goth, 1882, ut Westminster, s. c.,
w0s, on account OF the excessively bad
weather postponed to Friday, December
29iE, 1882 Those who have money to
invest or those who want to buy good
farms should attend these snlcs.
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Married, Gu the l6:h instant by Rev
d. ii. Kcunemur, Mr.. Elijah Golden to
Miss Narcissa Morgan, both Of 'conec.
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PURSUANT to the Decree of Sale made in
the above stated case will sell nt auction
before the court house door on the FIRST
TUESDAY in January, 1888, within The legal
hours of sale the property hereinafter described
being the REAf. ESTATE Of Jacob Schroeder
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At the last regular meeting Of Blue Ridge
Lodge, No O2, a. f. NJ, the following Off
GERS were elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
j. w. lIollcman, w. NJ.
j. j. Anscl S. w.
IL S. NunDviere, j. w.
j. S. Byrd, Secretary.
j. 9. MickIcr, Treasurer.
G. ". Hayes, Tyler
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Those indebted to us for advertising or sub
scripiion are earnestly requested to come for
ward and settle their accounts We are needing
money anl VIC hope you will not delay this
matter longer. Unless you pay up at once We
will have to discontinue your paper and place
your account in the hands Of an officer for col
lection.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-06-08
they viii have a right to these two

they Will have a right to these two
compensations, even though they
are evicted for not paying rent.
There are one or two supplement
airy provisions of the act which re-
quire a word of exposition. Emf
grafton is to be facilitated by state
grants in aid. The reclamation OF
waste lands is to be encouraged by
the same method. Lastly, there is
the extremely important provision
for creating, in small way, a body
Of peasant proprietors already at
tempted by the Bright Clauses of
the old Land Act The present act
authorizes advances to tenants for
the purpose of purchasing their
holdings. If bought out and out at
once, as much as three-fourths of
the purehase-money can be adj
vanced by the Land Commission if
the land is burdened with ''free
farm rent''-in other words, with a
yearly payment to the landlord
then half the purchase money is all
that can be supplied out of the
public purse. These being the
grand, cardinal and salient points
OF the measure which has occupied
parliament for the major part of the
session, it now only remains for
Irish landlords and Irish tenants to
work together in a spirit of concilia-
ton, so as to reap the greatest
amount of benefit, both for them
selves and the country, which the
bill is capable of producing.-Daily
Telegraph (London).