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State Of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.

Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters OF Admin
istration.
BIZ J. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,. PROBATE JUDGE
~ HEREAS, A. c. Clinkscales, has made
w suit to me. to grant him Letters OF Adj
ministratiOn OF the estate and effects OF VIII
liam Clinkscales, late Of Able sille county, do
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish al
and singular the kindred and creditors OF TIT
said william Clinkscales. deceased, that they
be and appear before me. In the Court Of Pro
bate, 10 be held Mt Abbeville G.. H., on Tues
day, the 10Th Of October, 1883, after publication
hereof. at II O'Clock In the forenoon, to show
CAUSE II any they have, why the said Admin
istrRtion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this first day
Of October. In the year Of our Lord ont
thousand eight hundred and eighty
three and In the one hundred and
eighth year OF American Independence
Published on the 81 day Of October, 1879
in the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
]. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Oct. 8. 1883. II
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Masters Sale.

A. +. Calvert. D. c. Calvert ct al against
William Calvert.-Partition.
10y virtue of an order of sale made in
tho above stated case by the Hon. j. B.
Kershaw, Judge Fifth Circuit, on fif-
teenth day Of October, 1883, 1 will sell at
public cutlery at Abbeville c. H., S. c.,
on the fifth day of November, 1883, with
in the legal hours of sale, the following
described property, situate in said State
and County, being of the Real Estate OF
Lucinda Calvert,d eceased, to wit: All
that tract or parcel of land, known as the
Stuart Tract, OIL East side of Long Cane
Creek and containing
One Hundred and Forty Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of w. r.
Mundy, r. J. Ellis, and others. Also
that tract or parcel of land, containing.
One Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
Thomas Robinson, Jas. McCord, w. B.
Mundy, and others. Also that tract or
parcel of land, containing
One hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
w. Il. Mundy. r. j. Ellis, and Others
TERMS OF SALE-One third the
purchase money to be paid in cash, bal
ance in equal instalments of one an i two
years, with interest from day of sale
Secured by bond Of purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises. Plats exhibited
Oh day of sale.
NJ. L. BONHAM, JR.,
Master.
Oct. II, 1883, st
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Masters Sale.

J. r. Ellenberg against s. A. Ellenberg,
Adin'x, ct AL Partition.
10y virtue Of an order Of sale made in
the above stated case by the Hon. j. s.
Cothran, Judge Eighth Circuit, OH 9th
day of September, 1883, I will at public
cutlery at Abbeville C. H., 8. c., OH fifth
day of November, 1883, within the legal
hours Of sale, the following described
property. situate in said State and Coun.
~, being Of the Real Estate of VIM. e.
lenberg, deceased, to Wit: All that tract
or parcel of land, Of which the said VIM.
Ellenberg died, seized and possessed,
and containing
One Hundred and One Acres,
mere Or less, and bounded by lands OF J.
r. Ellenberg, Martin Hackctt, s. b. Mar
shall and 8. b. Brooks.
TERMS or SALE-One-half the pur.
chase money to he paid in cash. balance
In twelve months secured by bond o.
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises.
Interest from day of sale. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
NJ. L. BONHAM, JR.,
Master.
Oct. 10, 1888, At
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PERRIN 4 COTIIRAN
N. G. ZEIGLER, C. C. p.

[L.S.1 N. G. ZEIGLER, C. C. p.
To the absent Defendants Il. ". Shirley
CathRrine BurrisS and Nancy +. Crawford.
TAKE N0TICE. That the summons Of which
the above Is Il copy, together with the COM
plant In this action, was filed In the office Of
The Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas fol
said County on the 18th day Of October A.. D
NJ. q. ZEIGLER, c. c. P.
Oct. II. 1887, Ct
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Masters Sale.
Alamnnza Cam against Annie Bowen
and others.

Alamnnza Cam against Annie Bower
and others.
10y virtue Of an order of sale made ir
the above stated case by the Hon. J. s
Cothran, Judge 9Th Circuit. on 4th day O.
October, 1883, l will sell Mt public ontcry
at Abbeville G. H., $. C., OH the fifth day
November, 1883, within the legal hours o.
sale. the following described property
situate in said State and County, being O
the Real Estate OF George w. Bowen
deceased, to wit: All that tract or p,rce
land,
One Hundred and Ninety Three Acres.
moro or loss, bounded by lande OF 8. C.
Clinkscales, VIM. Mann, w. L. Camp
bell and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half the pur
chase money to be paid In cash, balance
in twelve months, secured by bond O
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises
Interest from date at ten per cen pei
annum.
Purchaser may anticipate second pay
ment-and must pay for titles.
NJ. L. DOMAIN, JR.,
Master.
Oct. 10, 1883.
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Two Hundred & Forty Acres,

Two Hundred & Forty Acres,
moro or less, and bounded by Tract No.
2, Tract M. 4, the Maxwell road, s. E.
Hughes and Jane Taylor.
TERMS-One-third cash, balance in
one and two years in equal installments,
to be secured by bond of purchaser and
mortgage of premises with interest from
day of sale. Purchaser to pay for papers.
Sold at the risk Of former purchaser.
NJ. L. BONHAM, JR.,
Master.
OCT. IL, 1883, IF
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Masters Sale.

Clara C. Maddox against Margaret E. and
Mary Maddox and others-Partition.
DY virtue Of an order to me directed,
in tlle above stated case, I will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, within
tho legal hours OF sale, ut Abbeville
Court House, on Monday, the fifth day oil
November A. D. 1883, the following de-
soribed property, to wit: All that tract
or parcel OF land, being of the real estate
of William Maddox, deceased, in said
State and County, known as Tract No. 3.
containing
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State of South Carolina:
Abbeville County.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
O. P. Hawthorn, az Administrator with will
annexed Of Polly Hawthorn. deceased,
against
D. w, Hawthorn, Samuel AgneW, Mrs. j. {.
Hodges, Willie Agncw. JAMIE Agnew, Corrie
Agnew, Alfred Agnew, Cippie .ASnew ana
Marion Agnew, Jane Norton, John Holland,
David Holland, Ida Epting, Milla Epting.
Arena Brownlee. ol0mon Holland. Ida
Bonner, Frank Hardness. Calvin Hark ness.
William Hardness, Jesse ~!1arkneSS. Glenn
nntinc Johns, a. ]. Hawthorn, Josephine
P0lhlll. Lizzie Hawkins, Alzann Hawthorn
and ]. a. hawthorn. heirs ut law and de-
visces of Polly Hawthorn.
Petition for Sale Of Real Estate for Payment
Of Debts.
To the Defendants D. W. Hawthorn, Samuel
Agnew. Mrs. J. c. Hodges. Willie Agnew,
J~anie-Agnew, Corrie Agncw. Alfred Agnew.
Cippie AsneW, Marion ATncw, Jane Nor
ting, Mllla Epting. Archa Brownlce, Solo
non Holland. Ida Bonner. Frank darkness.
Calvin Hardness, william darkness. Jesse
C%lemantine Johns, \. }. Hawthorn. Jose
phine POlhill, Lizzie Hawkins, ALBANIA Haw-
thorn and J. 4. Hawthorn.
" GU are hereby summnnel and required 10
appear ut the Court of Probate to be
holden at Abbe'ille C"nrt House Tor Anoe :
4, D.. 1873. to show cause II any you can. why
Inc Real Estate Of Polly Hawthorn. deceased;
described I'm the petition should not be Soiu
for the payment Of debts and The prnceeuS
nnid over 10 .. =. Hawthorn. adminiSt rator.
with will annexed. to be applied by him for
the payment OF debts.
!. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To Jane Norton, John Holland, David Hol-
land. Ida Epting. Milla EplIng, .Arrhil Brown
lee, solomon Holland. Ida Bonner. Frank
Hardness. Calvin HarkIc>s, William Hank
ness, absent Defendants
Take 4N0fice-That the summons OF which
the above Is Il copy with petition. has been
filed In my office this day and unless you ap.
pear and show cause. rs required IN the sum.
mons, order pro con(essu will lie taken against
YOU.
j. FULLER LYON.
Judge Probate Court.
Oct. S, 1883. Ct
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DR.. F. F, GARY
Sept. IL. 1883. II

IT. AS moved to Abbeville for the practice OF
III medicine. and offers his professional
services to the public. .
Calls during the day may be left at the OF.
fee OF Col. Eugene Is. Gary or ut The former
residence Of Judge MCGOWAN, now occupied
by DR.. Gary.
Jan. 81, 1855. l2m
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Also have on band q complete stock OF
GUNS, both BREECH and NOZZLE LOAD
and PISTOLS OF all Qualities. They
make a specially Of-
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MARRIED.
State of South Carolina.
Abbeville County.

John II. Mattison, Plaintiff,
against
B. ". Mpttison, q. W. Mattison. !. VI. Matti
son, n. f. MatIis"n. Mar" Scru:Gs, ". z.
Kay. Pinkney Kay: Amundn Foot, II. +.
Norris. L.. l.. Brinhan, q. =. kny, G.. y.
Kay, B. NJ. Shirley. Nancy T.. Crawford,
Catllarine Burriss. Carrie Madison. W. K.
Mattlson, NJ. +. Fleming. G. w. Mnttison,
Margaret Clutworthy. Parrie Madison, h. n.
Madison, Defendants.
To the Defendants above named
Won are hereby summoned aud required To
/ answer the complaint In this action,
which Is filed in the office OF the Clerk OF the
Court for said County. and to serve a copy OF
your answer to the a,id complaint on the sub.
scribers at their office, at Abheviile Court
House. s. C.. within twenty days after the ser.
vice hereof. exclusive of the day Of such Ser.
vice; and II you fall to ahswer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated August "a, 1883.
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TAX NOTICE !

LII ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT
20 raise supplies for tile fiscal year COM.
mcuciny November lst, 1882, approved
December 23d, 1882, notice is hereby Civ
en- that the Treasurcr's Office Of Abbe-
vile County will Lc open fer the collec-
ton OF taxes
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Sells Brothers. Enormous United
Tented Shows.

Amongst the rare animals when are
exhibited in the geological department OF
the Sells Brothers, are a male and female
hippopotamI, full grown, and the largest
ever brought to this country. They are
difficult 70 keep alive, and some hun
dreds OF gallons Of water have daily To be
used. They are the most ~ferocious OF
atnphobia, and are by some said to the
identical Bchemeth Of Holy writ. Be
sides these, and some hundred other at
tractive features of the ,n~enayerie. there
Is q double-horned rhinoceros, \ veritahle
monster, weighing Ave tons, and the only
pair of woody Malay elephants ever ex-
hibited. The great show will be in Ab.
beville on Monday. October I'd, and the
magnetic influence Of it's name will draw
thousands IT, visit It. The Sells Brntilcrs
have always had the best circus and ring
performers in the country, and the de-
partment this year has been still farther
enlarged, with notable accessions from
Europe. There is no question but that 1t
il the largest travelling AK hibition now in
the country. We copy from the Rich
mond Wing the following:
II there ia one virtue above all others
which, when found in Il circns manager,
should be extolled to the skies, that virtue
Is candor. That virtue Is found in the
Sells Brothers. whn, strange ~ the stats
ment may appear to those in the habit OF
reading circus literature, advertise merely
what they have and exhibit exactly what
they advertise. Their show now OH the
Lake Front. at the usual spot, foot OF
Madison street, Is 4 good one-an unnus-
ualiy good one, and the thousands Of peo-
Pile who parked the tents yesterday ap-
peared TO think so.
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AUGUSTA AND KNOXVILLE DIVISION.
Going North. Going south.
(teau down., fRcpd NIL
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Notice.

THE contract for building n new bridge
across Long Cane ut Cochran's Mill. viii
be let to the lowest responsible bidder on Sat
urday, 9th October. ut II O'Clock. At above
place. Specifications made known ON day Of
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in thu will lind the following
hints s. III their attention:
LIST. Neglect the back lot and allow the
water of the we'll to become c~onta,ninat-
ed in consequence of fifth on the ground
about the we'll.
Ind. Neglect to have the house thor
oughly ventilated. and allow objection
able matter to remain in the closets, Gel
lars, and other places. =.
3rd. The sl0ps from the kitchen if
thrown on the var.l is a very good means
Of producing typhoid fever.
4th. a hog confined in u pen near the
house Is almost sure to bring about ty-
plIoid fever.
5th. But in case, all the above precan-
tious fail, let none be more discouraged. \
pile Of cotton seed. placed where they
NAV sour and rot. is set down as All in
fallable typhoid producing cause. The
cotton seed may he thrown anywhere on
the premises, or in the cellar of the house.
4 little dainpncss, some heat. AMI a little
sunshine is all that is needed.
Those citizens who may not care to
have typhoid fever in their houses, but
p1eier to have other sickness may neglect
their baths, fail to be careful az to their
diet, and wait until the severity Of the
winter has set in before putting on com
Portable winter clothing Our systems. In
consequence OF the long protracted heat
ed term, are greatly relaxed and are in q
poor condition to resist the approach OF
dis use. At nntime in the year Is warm
clothing of greater Importance than at
tho coming Of cold weather. Let no man
deceive himself with the idea that he il
making himself hardy and strong by
wearing insufficient clothing. A proper
Temperature has to he kept up. and if the
natural heat of the body is not protected
by warm clothing, q greater draft Is made
on the vital forces. Buy fianncls.
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to Get typhoid Fever,

kittens who arc interested
" cases OF typhoid fever
will lind the following
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A. +. Calvert. D. c.. Calvert ct al agains,
William Calvert.-Partition.
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W. l. w dN,
County Commissioner.
Oct. 10, 1893. ct
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TNHE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
l. WITH OTTER PROPERTY NEAR
THERETO, IN BATH COUNTY,
FOR SALE AT kIrfsTInN
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where are the Prison Reformsrs i?

Before the Committee on State Prisons in
New York Friday James Murphy, an eX-
convict, testified that he had worked in the
hat-fnishing department in Clinton prison.
A tellow-cOnvict named Buchanan had
been chained TO the floor OF the dark cell
for liz days, during which time he was
fed on bread and water and died under
the treatement. Another convict named
William Cresswell. who tried TO escape
with four Others, was chained TO the floor
OF the dark cell ten months, and died on
January 3, 1881. O'Neil, another of the
convicts who tried TO escape. was shot in
the shoulder. The food in the dark cell
consisted OF one gill of water and q slice
OF bread every twenty four hours. James
Finnerty and Martin Meehan were kept i'm
Clinton prison fourteen months over their
legal term Of imprisonment. A convict
named James Bets was chained i'm the
dark cell Tor ten days, and driven insane.
A convict named Feeny assaulted keeper
and was taken from prison TO court, SEN
fenced to an additional ten years, brought
back TO prison and chained to The floor Of
the dark cell for ten months. The wit
ness had seen Arthur Hessler, who testi-
fed before the committee last week. crawl
on his hands and knees from the prison TO
the workshop. Feliow-convicts had put
their hands under machines for the pur-
pose OF crushing them, owing to their ina
bility 10 perform thelI tasks.
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Cured by Prayer.
A woMAN CLAIMING TO HAVE RECOVERED HE

NtAAc tLAlAiNG 10 HAVE RECOVERED HHf
HEALTH THROUGH MIRACLE.
The little village Of Cbaliont, Pa, is COS.
slipping about what It's residents call mi.
rscle. The miracle is the reported cure OF
OF a young woman named Ella Ebert.
daughter OF Gottlieb Ebert, by what il
known rs the faith-cure. She has been an
invalid Tor more than two years. Disease
had made her physical wreck, and life
was apparedtly a burden. For months she
was not able TO rise from her sick bed.
several physicians were called 10 treat her
case. but none Afforded her more than tenn.
porary relief. Her malady was called con.
sumption OF the lungs by some and spinal
disease by others.
Last week the invalid expressed belief
that she could be cured by PRAYER, and her
friends accordingly took Steps TO hold a
special prayer-meeting at the Ebert resi-
dencc. At the appointed hour-2 O'Clock
last Tuesday-7four members OF her church
assembled and engaged in earnest petitions
for her recovery. Presently the sick wo-
man showed signs Of regaInlng strength.
arose from her bed. dressed, and Joined in
supplication. Since then she Is said 90 be
slowly recovering. This Is the second
cure OF this kind reported lately in this
county. This one Is regarded by the resi-
dents Of the neighborhood as very remark.
able.
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mourning Among tho Monkeys.
NEW Y0RK's ONLY PITIiEcrs CUT OFF IN NE
EARLY YouTH NJ CONSUMPTION.
fl<cx York World |

NEW YORK'S ONLY Pf1HfCrs tUi Off N nv
EARLY Youth BY CONSUMPTION.
(Ncw York World
Mr.. George Starr, manager OF BunneIfs
Museum, at Broadway and Eighth stree',
was seeing the last visitors out oil the mu-
scum on Friday night, when messenger
announced that the huge simian when
has figured on the billboard as the PUN
ecus.u or Lion-Slayer," was dying. CALI
inc tho reporter OF the World to follow
him. Mr.. Starr hurried down stairs
where man probably sixty years
old was leaning on tho rail In front
OF the cage with an expression OF ceep
anxiety. "Poor Tom ~ dying" said the
old man, as he stepped toward the cage to
move the iron grating which divided the
two compartments. Mr.. Starr attempted
to stop him, insisting that the monkeys
would fight. "Fight l" said the old man:
"What do you know about monkeysl"
He then took away the grating, and the
other monkeys walked s0lemnIy towards
the dying "Pithecus and settled IN a
ring about him. Immediately afterwards
s. Boston" and two or three OF the larger
animals crawled on top OF the lion-slayer,
and stretching themselves out upon nm
began to lament his death with loud chat
terings. Giles dead" said the old man..
ado you have many deaths among your
monkcys?v the reporter inquired.
The old man started and said "Don't
make fun Of these monkeys, especially not
now, when Toms funeral Is just gong on.
Don't you know it's all mistake thinking
that monkeys can't talk. My opinion Is
that long, long time ago some mother lost
her children before they could talk; tpat
they grew up and became monkeys, and
monkeys they he now. have seen Tom -
they calls him the Lion Slayer'-walk right
up 10 me and tell me anything I'd like to ask
him. And them monkeys there are talk
ing now. Poor Tom died OF constmp-
ton. He caught cold, which settled on his
lungs, and now .he's dead. He was five
years old, aud was born in Africa. He was
first brought over by Barnum, and l had
charge OF him for four years. | liked him
so much that when Bunnell bought him !
left Barnum and came here. have spent
thirty years with monkeys. | love them
and monkeys love me-" The skin Of the
dead Pithecus will be stuffed and placed
among the other curiosities in the museum.
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Rrc,rxoxp, Va. January %, 1888.
.syrf a. D;cs10fch

a
ON the 18th Of April, 1852, John Evelyn
saws. al went this afternoon with several
az the Royal Society to supper, which
wns all dressed, both fish and flesh, In Mon
sieur Pspin's digesiors, by which the hard
EST bones Of beef itself and mutton were
made rs soft as cheese, without water or
other liquor. and with less than eight
ounces Of Goals, producing an incredible,
quantity OF gravy, and for the close OF al
Jelly made OF the bones OF beef-the bes.
for ciearness aud good relish, and the most
delicious that had ever seen or tasted
Evelyn says this method OF cooking =
described In DIR. Papin's book, puoiisheui
and dedicated 10 the Royal Society, OF
which he was a member. Can YOU tell me
whether that book Is still in existence and'
il so, where it can be hadg LucuLLus'
Referred to Mr.. Il. A. Brock.
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A Burning River.
EXPLOSION or AN IRON OH.-TANK AMI
LHIQIIlltLI l.l.A.c.t. r...,.1.x...


FHIGiI1FUL CONSEQUENCES.
A Bradford, Pa, special says: Monday
Observation-Disclosures iron tank ri
Cooper Station, Forest City, burst, and the
OIL ran down TO The pump station of the
uhtted Lines, which takes care OF the oil
on Cooper tract and adjoining territory.
inc OIL ignited OF the furnace OF pump sta.
LION, burning it with all tho machinery.
mrs: Doycy, who has been running board.
inS-ilouse for the scouts who have been
watching Forest county mysteries, was In
the station, and she was burned to death.
Colonel iiargar, an employee OF the United
Lines, was also badly II not fatally burned.
A boy was seriously though not fatally In
lurcd. There were 900 barrels OF oil In the
tank, which, with the burning OF the sta
tlon snd the property, makes the loss quito
hcavy probably 90, 900 In oil.
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by r. Pannil, Auctioneer.

large AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
II OF@VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY At
AUCTlON.-In obedience To a resolution passed
by The Common Council at H., February term,
1888. the unders gned. Committee on Public Pro-
pcrty, viii on
THURSDAY FIFE 10TH INSTANT.
the premises N the hour and IN tie order here
matter mentioned sell at auction. o. the highest
bidder. subject tO the confirmation Of the Common
Council Of the city of Petersbure, the following
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY-yi2.
LIST. ~ | O'Clock L. VI. the THREE STORES on
Sycamore stree. occupied 10y the Hder-AppcIi, j.
u. kge, and the one recently occupied by j. VI.
Whltchur-t.
I'd. At 3 o'clock u. W.. the HOUSE AND LOT
corner Old street and French alley, known as the
old Grace-church property.
81. At 4:3O O'Clock u. NJ, the HOUSE AND
LOT ON Halifax and Byrne streets, adjoining q.
Hare and ;. W. Yenable's property.
9th. At O'Clock i. W.. the BEAUTIFUL VA
CANT LOT opposite City Park, on Sycamore
street, adjoining the residence Of II. W. Sigglms.
The above line OF property presents rare chance
for investment.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at one two.
and three years, with approved negotiable notes,
interest added, and title retained until final pay
mcnt. T.. B.. GOODWIN.
j. r. HUDSON,
J. ". BROCKWFLL.
d. Committee on Public Property.
L. PANNiLL, AuctiOncer. fc0