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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-30

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-30
MY REGULAR BUSINESS.
The Household and Domestic.
mo. T. WALTON,
Real Estate and Financial Agent

ttU, IiNt>,
HAS
fOR SALE ThcJ. y Moore farm
two mile, west of Waco, containing
40 acres of prairie land, 4, acres OF
timber, frame house, three lo"lI'-'
necessary on; building and II fine
pring of excellent water viii be sofa
on easy terms.
ALSO the steele farm, two mll"
west of Waco, containing lUi acres o.
prairie land, good brick house, tenant
house and line ci,tern.
ALSO lnilding lott of small and
nr,er dimensions, innearIy amy part OF
! the city. Terms 10 suli purchasers.
Cnll ON me "a | mean Business.
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orr COAST DI.II.N'I>.
The thiet al Ordinance Condemns
Ihnir NrgIEIInn lmmhiIim!..

Washington, oct. ~. Bri2adicr
General Ecnct. chief of ordinance of
the arms. submitted hi- annual report
of the department durinn the year
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-19

The County Republican, Committees VI the several
Counties will proceed 10 call County Conventions
in their respective Counties and elect Delegates and
Alternate Delegates from each Of said Counties "a
The Territorial Convention above designated.
II is desired that su rcient notice Of such Con.
ventions lie given. The Territorial Republican
Committee respectfully recommends that the said
County Conventions he held early In the last half Of
the month Of September, but such date should he
fxed therefor as afer giving due noticsto the Re-
publicans Of the Counties will he most convenient.
II l. presumed that the custom heretofore pre-
FALLING In the several Counties Of the Territory.
wliereby Delegatesto the Territorial Convention
are elected from the respect Counties by the Con-
yentions which assemble to nominate County Off.
GERS will prevail during the present year.
To the end that all Counties In the Territory, re
lote iroin OF near 10 the place Of holding the Ter
riiorial Convention, shall have opportunity to Ii
represented therein fairly, and to prevent anyex
iraneous interference with the deliberate desires Of
the Republicans Of each County. the following
rules have been prescribed by former Conventions
icr the government Of the Republican Territorial
Conventions in the Territory Of Montana:
l-lclegaie. aud Alternate Delegates shall lie
elected In the future 10 Territorial Conventions,
aud Ia the event Of the failure Of n Delegate to at
tend the Alternate Delegate shall cast the vote Of
the helegaic whose Alternate he g.
2-In the absence cf . Dclegai. aud his Alrernae
majority % the Delegation from that County shall
oast the vote Of The absentee.
SIN the absence Of all the Delegates and Alter.
nate Delegates from any County, no vote shall lie
cast for such County.
4-ln the County in which the Territorial Conven
ton shall he held when any Delegate and his Al.
ternaie Delegate absent til re shall he no vote
cast IN their behalf
5-Delega'es and Alicn ie Delegates must lie Re.
tullican residents Of The rouniy which they repre-
sent.
Al no former period IN its political his,or! have
The Republicans Of the Territory Of Montana had
presented 10 them many incentives for unity and
rhorougbnc-s OF political action and il Is earnestly
desired that the Convention hereby called shall
represent faithfully the vital energy and beneh
cent impulses Of the Republicans OF the Terriior,
VI Montana.
by order of the Territorial Republican Com
mitte,.
" A, MEyESDoErF ". =. SANDERS,
recriary. Chairman
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-19

The Fort Macleod Gazette. pub.
lished In the Northwest Territory
across our northern international
boundary line, is advocating the abol'
ishing Of the plan of renting the Cana.
dian prairies for grazing purposes and
substituting the system which obtains
in this country of allowing the ranges
to be free to all with taxes on the cattle
imposed by the county in which they
feed. BY the Canadian method the
general government derives all the
benefit and the provinces none what.
ever from the cattle industry. The
Gazette says the American system il
by far the better. and IL advocating
legislation to effect the change.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-19
lie Record of "Wednesday

THE Record of Wednesday evening
contained on article on the subject OF
justices and constables which was a
complete reflex Of the position the
JOURNAL took some weeks ago in mn
editorial upon townships. The sug-
gestlons We made are the same In sub
stance az the more recent ones of the
Record, and as We said before. we take
occasion to repeat that, township di-
vision and organization should be
promptly attended to before the cleo.
ton In order that justices may DE
elected according TO law. and their
acts as such officers be not called into
question In future on that score.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-19

The New York Star. a Tamnany
organ. clharacterlzes the recent address
Of that organization to the people on
the subject Of Clevelands' candidacy
as ''nn address which exposes Cleve'
lands weakness, justifies the Demo
cratic opposition, and for Democracy
sake endorses the ticket" II must
indeed be half-souled support which
will follow from paradIng the weak
points Of its candidate. The Demo-
Gratis, however, express satisfaction al
this course and think they will sue.
coed In electlng their candidate. after
openly proclaiming his unfitness for
the position.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-19
Roads AND ROAD SUPERVISORS,

AOADs AND bOAD sUbkBSlnO
II Ii almost MI axiom that every
new county must for a while suffer
the Inconvenience Of bad roads. Es.
peciaIly II this the case In Q county Of
such enormous size rs ours with q
population that Is sparce and settle
ments Of remote distances from each
other. all Of which greatly increase
the obstacles to keeping the roads In o
tolerable condition. Bad roads bring
discomfort, consume time, kill horses,
break wagons, provoke profanity, iso.
late neighbos, obstruct business,
drive away settlers and retard the pro-
gress of the county. Let q tswn or
city he accessible only by abnomin.
able thorOughfares and Its business
will be given over 10 solitude and lite
streets converted into grass plats.
That such state of affairs has not
ere this been produced here Is rather
owing to the natural advantages Of
our city rather than to the accessible
ity afforded by good roads. Custer
county 10 now old enough to set about
the task of constructing good roads TO
and from all points i'm the county
which are frequented by citizens or
strangers on either business or pleas
ure. The avenues of travel to and
from the county sent should lie public
highways established according to
law and not mere pony or wagon
trails to be fenced up and INSTRUCTED
at the pleasure Of any rancher who
may take such a notion. After hav-
ing been laid out and made public
they should be worked. improved and
kept In repair at the public expense
by the proper Officers designated by
law for that particular purpose. The
road supervisors of the respective dis
tricts have 1t In their power to bring
about much Of the needed reform In
the condition of the highways, and II
IL the duty Of the commissioner, L in
vestigate any failure on the pai.r he
supervisors to properly exercise the
functions Of their offices. While
there may have been some extenuat-
ing circumstances heretofore existing
In the county to excuse carelessness
on this subject, there can be no excuse
for Its longer continuance. The Office
of road supervisor Il an elective one,
and while II may not be rs lucrative
rs some others II is none the less as
honorable and important Us any.
Care should therefore he taken by the
people In electing men to fill these
offices to get the right kind of men for
such positions, aud not nominate and
elect thereto merely rs a matter of
form TO fill the Official roster of the
county. Each road district Is indie
pendent of all Others In electing Its
road supervisor and should take u
pride In making the selection with
reference To his fitness for the posi-
ton. To the electors of each road dis.
trict In Custer county we say, chose
man from among you In November
for road supervisory, not for the mild.
ness Of his manner, nor the finencss Of
his hair, but for his sturdy force,
knowledge any ability to plI-h the
business of road making.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-19
REPrBLIcAS CONVENTION.

The Twelfth regular biennial Republican Terri
torial Convention Of the Territory Of Montana will
be held at Helena on the nth day Of September,
1854. at II o'clock, noon, for the purpose OF nom
mating q candidate for Delegate In Congress, and
he transaction Of such other business Is In the
judgnent ofthe Convention appertsins to the vel
fare ofthe Republican Party in Montana.
The several Counties Of the Territory viii be en-
titled to representation In the Territorial Repubi
can Convention as follows, to-wit:
COUNTIES. No. DELEGATES.
Eeaverhead
snOtenu
custer
Dawson
l,eer Lodge.
JeuerSon.
Lewis and Clark
NeaKhei y
Nfss0ula...... q
siiNer ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-19

Humphrey * Gris-by, sheep Mountain ...........
Republicans o, the vayious precincts named will
agrce upon the time pnd place for heldins the pri
mary elections Delegates elected under this call
win procure their credentials o. such from the
Judge, Of election Of their respective psecincis.
=. GORDON, G. n. GOULD.
Secretary. Chairman.
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1890 --.- --'.--' 49, ,'I, ~, -. l. the plll-
"%;::s never aduitcratcd with glucose, ha-
rytcs III lN$ses, or any dclct criOus inmrcli-
:nts, rs is the case with many other to-
baccOs
Lo!llard's Rose Leaf Fine Cut Ta5acco
is also dc"fthc fncSt stock, AID FIR aro-
matte chewing quality is srcoAd t. noAr.
Lorillar1's Navy Clippings
take first rank as solid durable smoking
tobacco wherever introduced.
Lori lard'ssFamous.Snutfs
have been used for over 12i wears, and are
sold to larger cNtc.t than n y others.
JoHH 2. STRATTcM,
40 Maiden Limo, Scvy York.
esr=;5Ss5 - y ''?zgrs--r7-7~>
e ssss IL Il ]: MI - 80
Importer. Manufacturer & WHOLESALE n:a.1cnIy
MUSICAL MERCHANpISE. EUStCtI. POXES
BAND INSTRUMENTS. STKATION 5 CELE.
DRAFTED RUSSIAN GUT NiOlIH STRINGa
SEND
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IOCAL IT,TaNTS.

!
Joshua Balls Quaker preacher, viii
lecture at this place on the night OF the
26th instant
Miss Vashti Cooper, aged about45 years,
died OF typhoid fever, at her home four
or Ave miles north of this place ON the
10Th instant. Pc.
MIR. James Boggs, an aged and highly
respectable citizen, died of paralyses ut
his home in Central township in this
County on the 18th instant.
Tho attention of our readers is called
TO the advertisement of McMahan &
Gwinn. They are solid mon and mean
just what they say. s.
Governor Thompson has ordered an
election on Monday, Oath of November,
IN the 4th Congressional District, to fill
tho Vacancy for the nexpired term of
che late Hon. John H. Evins, deceased.
The smoke in this section hes been
very dense for several days past, 30 much
30 that the sun scarcely shines on the
earth, and it appears as though you were
looking at it through smoked glass.
There must be tremendous forest fires
somewhere.
Some of our people are sowing wheat
and some are still waiting for rain. 1t
is our opinion that it should be sown now
for when rain sets in we look for u long
wet spell, which may continue until it is
too late to SOW. Put it in now.
II people troubled with colds, would
take Ayers Cherry Pectoral before going
to church or places Of entertainment,
they would avoid coughing, greatly to
the comfort of both speakers and hear
era. Public speakers and singers find
that the Pectoral wonderfully increases
the power and heMbility of the voice.
Ayers Sarsaparilla works directly and
promptly, to purify and enrich the blood,
improve the appetite, strengthen the
nerves, and brace up the system. It is
in the truest sense Oh Alternative medi-
'cine. Every invalid should give it
trial.
Ask your Druggist for Shrinor's Indi-
an Vermifuge and if he fails to supply
you, address the proprietor, David E.
Foutz, Baltimore, Nd
Married, on the 10th instant, at the re-
silence of j. N. R:chey, of Anderson
county, Mr.. William Junlin to Mus
Pauline Hunt, daughter Of J. J. Hunt,
all of Anderson county. II. A. Richoy,
Notary Public, officiating.
Two enthusiastic colorea Democrats
parAdel our steots on mule-bnck last
Monday, bearing nlott Un;tol States
flag, with rel bands of flannel around
their hats, cheering for Cleveland. They
.,-. J:Il~ II -,
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Miss NJ. T.. Gary Of Oconoe county, s. G.

Miss NJ. T.. Gary Of Oconoe county, s. G.
Miss Suo e. Lewis of this place was
awarded n premium ut the Piedmont Fair
for pair of crStcheted sleeves, and Col.
Bowen secureda premium on cotton.
Other citizens of our county may have
secured premiums, but as we have not
yet sscn the list we are not able to state
who they are.
THE "PICKENs ARTILLERY. "A meet
place on last Saturday morning for the
purpose of organizing an Artillery Com
pany. The meeting was called to order
by Q. e. Robinson, Esq., npon whose
motion d. Il. Bradley was called TO the
chair. W. Il. Boggs was requested to
act as secretary. Itwas resolved to entor
into an organization by tho election Of
officers, enrolment of members, &c. II.
@. Grady was elected Captain; G. w.
Earle, lat Lieutenant; j. T.. Boggs, Cd
Lieutenant; G. e. Robinson, Sd Liouten-
ant; L. @. Robinson, Orderly Sergeant.
On motion, the appointment of the other
'non-commissioned officers was referred
to the commissioned officers of the Com
pany. The requisite number of names
were enrolled, and Captain Grady Mt once
rendered the services of the Company to
the State "a @ part of her militia organ
ization. The Adjutant and Inspector
General was requested to furnish Mt once,
If possible, piece of artillery. The
Company desire it in time to take part in
n monster conntyo demonstration now in
contemplation, inNhonor of tho election
of Cleveland and Hendrick1. The Com
Pany is composed of some of the best
material in our county, and will be cred
table to the militia of the State. We
trust the State may be able to furnish
them gun, and that there may be no
draw back to The effective organization
and services of the Company.
st. John, the temperance candidate
has been burned in effigy by Repub-
licans ut Topeka, Kansas, who say he
NtClSbbCIl IIlulIS III lN6" 1OrK, Ih1
returns do look that way. The $4,000
votes he got in that State would have
pulled Blain& through nicely even if
Cleveland halt received all the 10000
that went to Butler.
PETITIONS AIREADY.---A citizen cir
eulated q petition yesterday in favor
of the appointment Of well known
Democrat to the postmastership OF
course the document is to be forward
ed to President Cleveland. It is
understood that six petitions of this
description have already been pre-
pared in Columbia. 1t is rumored
that the friends of another aspirant
here are going to let our chief magis-
trnte elect know that they have a
Democrat here who can handle the
letters. GrccnYille News.
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takers Supplies, consisting OF Uasho,s.
Huriai Cnse9 and Burial Robes, for botl
sex. all styles. Cotiins Trimmed in any
style "f Handles and Plates, at all hours
.ll Goods ni h"t,em figures. Call and
<cc for yourselves. No charge made for
looking. Accept thanks for past favors
"a. NAo BsSINsGDN.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
CT 10, 1883 81
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, ""h" ''""o'' a." o"i1 NJ CnnrIotte,
H;ecnVflle. Seneca. .Spartanburgand Gaines
'iiie t" all points South, Southwest, North
md East
with n z Il r to and from Athena
with 4 X Il oand from TamlaL Falls
G with Air Line TO md from Elber,on
and B"wcrsville
with Blue Ridge to and from wal
hulla, &c
WIN ana 10 and from Newber
ry, Aston and columbia.
with and y and g RR to md from
"endersonV'ilc, AlS.on. &c
with chester and Lcnoir II to and
'rot" rhr'Ic1 forkvlilc and pailns
II with q "iNissi"n "nd co and A Rn
oand from greensboro. Rnl".h. Sc
|. I. SAGE. Snrrrinlcndent.
SLAUG1 EH. Gcm'l Pass. Apt.
Il KIVEs, I'd Y = & Gent Manager.
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It'zI.klssy..IA. I!:.l
EEOw Lost. How RESTORED.

- W ASNSaS WV
Just published, new edition of Dp
CrLvERwEL's 'ELEERArRr ESSAY on thc
radical cure of Sprrmatorrhra or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Imsy"s
lmpotcnry, Mental and Physical Incana.
city, lmpcdimcnts to Marriage etc aIyn
consumption. Epilepsy and Fits, mdmrcd
by sell -induIgcncc, or sexual extrnvas
8anCc, &c. '''"'"-
The celebrated author, in this ndmiro,Io
essay clearly demonstrates from - tni,4', i,'u
year" successful practice, that the ALARM
ing consequences Of sclf-abuse NAV II" r"d
ically cured; pointing out mode If r,,ro
at once simple, certain, and cficct,,oI w NV
means Of which every sufferer, no ', matt':yy 10y
I,S whSt lis condition may be, may cure linn.
SELF cheaply, priyate'y and radically, ''''i'
10 This Lecture should be in tho borJe
OF every youth aud every man in the Iord
Sent under scaI, in II plain cmvcIonc ~,
any address, OH receipt VI four cents ~
TWO postage stamps. Address. - = ~
Ghc GszsS'&s'gg"s<e.Al M e41se@g 4,o
! ~ tnn ~, New York. N Y
jan 8, 1881 IA Poat ofico dso
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oct 9, 1884
Bas9S's ~BsSf LIVER PILLS.


DREP AIRED expressly for disoasef 1.-Two,
4 md all such discusses ~ arise frum
same. such as Bilious, Intermittent and
Remit cnt fevcrs, Sick Headache, Piles,
Indigestion, COstiveneEs. Collie. Jnundice,
Dropsy, Dysenrery, Heartburn, Loss of
Appetite, dyspepsia, Diseases Of tho Kids
neyS and Bladder, Eruptlons Of the Skin
and Nervousness.
These Pills are recommended by lending
Physicians whero tHpy are known Each
box contains 28 to 30 Pills, and will be-
mniledto any nldrcSS upon rccoipr o + price,
20 cents per box. We want u 1.-Two Agcn
I" sell them in every scotion Of Pickens
county. Apply for tcrm~ 10
d. I. BACOT & co.,
Grcrnvlle, i. e..
This is 10 certify :hnt have givcn the
LIVER PlLLS (Manufnct by Messrs
d. T. BACOT & co.. Greenvillc, s C.Oa
tnirl trial. and can unhcsiIatingty CAV that
they are superior to any pill | ever used
EEv. ID. WEHToE HIorT.
E"sloy, 9. c.. July %, 1884
MAYXARD, Pickcns County.
z. c., April 80, 1884.
'. 7. Bncot & Co. Gcnl;emon: Sample
"Bcst Liver Pills" sent me we've received
just at a time lint wns needing something
to act on my liver, and find them to he
what you claim the "BcDt Liver Pill"
Respectfully.
y, II. WILLIAMS
Sold by Or. q. W. EARLE at Pickens
G II md all Druggists and Merchants
dealing in Drugs
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state OF SOazaHa a':ar0Eigsa
COUNTY OF PICKENS.
BY J. H. NEwToN, JUDGE OF PRopArE.

BY j. H. NEwToN, JUICE OF PRoBATE.
Whereas, Wm. l.. Morgan and Jepthn N
Morgan has ma'l" suit to me, to grant then.
Letters of Administration Of the Estate and
effects OF Robert F. Morgan, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and nimon-
ish all and singular the kindred and credi
tors Of the said Robert F. Morgan ,
ceased, that they he and appear, before .,.
i'll the Court of Probate, to be held ut Pi {.
ems G. H., OH the 22d Of November Is.
after publication hereof, at II o'clc
the forenoon. to shew cause. if any
have. why the said Administration 81. ,
not be granted.
Given under my Hand. and Seal tn
29ih day Of October 1884.
LIS. }. H. NEWTON, J.p.I
nov 6, 1884 &
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'noILaif Acres, more or less; n
)f Clinton Cannon vs.. George
Cannon.
RMS-One-H.ird cash, and IL
len on q cred . of one and two v
interest from day of sale, sec
mortgage of the premises sold.
:chasers to pay extra for all pf
IL recording the same i'll each &,
JOhB MAULDIN, s.P.
. 6, 1884
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PICKENS,

much rs think of her conycrs
the omnibus that night, with
Indignation at herself.
What n fool l was!" she Grid
T. MIR. Chessington, however, ID
he liked and admired Liliar Fol
never asked her to marry him.
when was widowed oncd
forever" he said.
And Lillian never coveted th
OF his heart; perhaps because S
engaged to n rising young cloro
"lf only | had Lily's opportun
said Miss Morton. '.But / wreck
chances when l spoke out my n,
freely before the deaf-and-dumb b ,
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'heriff's Sale
Z te OF S&wGEa CnrOsiI
COUNTY OF PICKRNs.

O'pNl of ilthENs.
( virtue of sundry executions to
irccted, have levied upon and
or cash, to the highest bidder, be
Ourt House door Of Pickcns Cou
e first Monday in December,
z the legal hours Of sale, the fol
cacribGd TRACTS OF LAND,
IL THAT TRACT OF LAND, l.
HCing in the state and County nj
on both sides of Carrick's Creek
10Y River, containing 3Oo4 40
" or less, adjoining llnds Of TcI
tain, James Keith nnd others,
particularly described in Il deed
rynncc from David Lawson to w.
'iley, Recorded in Deed Book X, r
for the District OF Pickcps." Sol
-uit of j. j.. iGagooG against w.
'ley.
rchasel to pay extra ior titles.
ALSO
4 Tuesday after the first Monda,
omber noxt, on VIM. AIcColf
,, near Abe n. Mauld;n's Mills
dock A. NJ, about IS bushels
/, and about 400 Bundles of Fodd
NIL lot Of Cotton Seed; levied on
property of John W. Gilstrap, ut =
Of VIM. NJ. Hagood & Go.
rms Cash.
ALSO,
l Wednesday after first Monday
,mbcr next, at w. A. Smiths, II.
ter's Mills: Orc Lot Of Seed Cott
One Lol.of Cotton Seed; levied on
property of VIM. IL, and James
nson, tenants, at the suit of TIL,
johnson, for rents.
rams Cash.
JOAB LAULDIN, s.r.o
Y6, 1881 u D
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ICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

ICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Sarah Arnold, Auhcry Brewer,
'ha2man, Thomas Parsons, Fred
lrSnnS, Be! jamin Parsons, Robert
MnAda"N B)roughS, ArriS Maria
Waits Parsons, Louisa RarElcy.
by give rotir" that | will apply
Newton, Judge of Probate for
County, s. e., on the 3lst day Of
pcr 1884, for leave 10 make final
mt of the Estate Of Snm,rl Per
ceased.
g. Il. a. PARSONS, Ex'or.
1881 & 6yy
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MOrninT-GlOrv Girls

49, - . 1'.Iit..' "a w. IL. I1cC,
Richard Gravlcy and others, on both sides
OF the Sassafras Gap Turnpike Road, con-
tanning One Hundred and Fifty-Nine Q5a>
Acres, more or less known as the Parks
Place
TERSIS-Ore-thira of the purchase
money to be paid il cash Oh day of sale,
The balance Oh Il credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured by
bond Of purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises; with leave tv anticipate pay
mcnt Of the credit portion on day of sale
Purchaser TO pay for papers and for record
ing the same.
In the case Of G: +. Wyatt, vs.. J. G. Grif-
fin ct III.
ALL TIIATNTRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND i'll Pickcms County, on Wolf Creek.
miles Vest Of Pickcns Court House, ad-
Joining lands Of J0nb Mauldin, jeremiah
Lo"per aud others, containing One Hun
dred and Seventy Acres, more or less
whcreon G. T. Wyatt now lives. This
lahd VIII be surveyed and divided into two
tracts. Flats can be seen in the Clerk S
Office.
1iiHMS-Onc-half the purchase money
to be paid III cash on day OF sale; the bal
o;acc on 4 credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of snlc, secured by bond
"1 the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers
and Tor recording the same.
,,, j. J. LEWIS, cor.
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IN obedience to certain Doc1etal Or
Icr" duly made i'll the several respective
Causes, herein after montiunt d, as Sheriff
Of Plciiohs County, L viii sell to the