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else his legitimate right in expressing his
preference for candidates for preferment in
his party. Not at all. That is proper
enough when done in ones individual
capacity, and the spirit of the Presidents
order. we feel sure, is not intended to in
terfere withsuch rights. It is when the
Federal officer uses his influence, time and
money, beyond that of other men, that he
not only violates the spirit Of the order OF
the President, but arouseS the jealousy and
opposition of the private citizen who knows
he cannot cope with him.
All good citizens have a strong and
proper prejudice against machine politics
which corrupt the voter and bring politics
in disrepute. The rank and file who are
n of politics detest it, and wise politicians
will not encourage it. Extra official inter
ference is looked upon in the same light.
For these reasons, and many Others obvious
enough. we expect to see Democratic office
holders setting a good example to the Re-
publicans by observing a discreet regard
for the Presidents order.
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STATE FAIR.
LOW RATES YIABALTINORE&O ONO R. X

TNHE&7TH ANNUAL ONO STATEFAlR WILL
he held on the New Grounds, GtC0lumbuS, o.,
on August 3Oth and %lSt, and September l>t, "a
and 81, 1885,. The New Grounds h v been h nj
Somrly fitted up, and are acknowledged to hc the
finest in arrangements of any in the country. -,
Everything New, New Grounds, New Bud
inc. New Grand Stand New Track.
Premiums. $1,000. Races Every Day. .
on the above dates the l.. u q. H.. K. Co. will
sell round trip tickets to Columbus, al one t"ry
for the round trip. For the accommodations 81
the rroplc Il number Especial trains will he run,
For time of special and regular trains, see small
bills. or call upon or address the agents OF the Is
4 K r. uub
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TO The DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF OHIO COUNTY.

THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE SEN-
L cral districts of Ohio county, are requested 10
assemble at the places hereinafter mentioned, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST p, l>Ni, between the hours
of ! and : p. m, for the purpose at n"lmin"Iln"
district officers and Clcctimgthrvc delegates Ia the
County Convention tubu held at the court House,
in the CITY of Wheeling, on MONDAY, AUGUST
y lS&i. at 10 o'clock Il. m, for the pnrp0Nc OF
nominating candidates orlhc House ofDclcgatrs,
and for the appointment OF c~unfrrcr~ 10 the Sen
atorial convention, and for appointing delegates
10 the Congressional Convention 10 be- held nj
ClarkSburg, SEPTEMBER :, lNNd, and to select Il
new County Executive Committee for the cnSu-
ing two years.
The following places and judges have been Sc
lcctcd for the purpose of holding said election:
Washington Di>tric;-VigilUui Hose House.
Judges VIM. Kcnncy and L. II. Phillips.
Fulton District-Fulton School House. Judges
Charles Hoffman and Lawrence Heller.
Madison District Markcl House. Judges Daniel
Schambra and b. I. McMcChcn.
Clay DiStrict-Court House. Judges J. IL. Rinc-
hart and W. h. Howell.
Union District-Atlanlic Engine House. judges
John II. Downs, Sr., and James Gray.
centre Dl>liitl-ilbNS ilol'N'. JlVlS'N IT, u
Godfrey and George +. Bolt.
Webster District-Unitcd Engine House. Judges
Gregory Warner and Lorenzo Wait.
Richie District-IIosc House. Judges Joseph
Hydiugcr and Lcandcr Mix.
Philadelphia ~Distrirt-Lawson'S Hotel. Judges
John Hclfcnhcin and John y. Thornhurg. Toll
Gate, Judges John Pfarr and NJ. 7. Carr. Robin
cons Precinct No. 3. Judges, James Oldham and
John Robinson.
RichlUnd Observation-Disclosures School House.
Judges Peter Dcluplain and William ConncLlcy:
AMI Glcmu'S Run school House. Judges J. ". ME-
C0lloch and Thomas Garden.
Liberty D~iStrict-Ccntcr School House. Judges
George Shoots and George Ray.
Elm ~Groyc-JudgcS J. s. Woods and WIN. II.
Waddlr.
h Judges are requested To make II return.
properly certified, of the books, papers and ha,-
lots used al said election precincts, To the number
of votes cast for each particular candidate for
delegate. together with the names Of the dele
gates elected To the Convention, which meets ON
Monday, August -, l>Si.
JOHN :. NAILOR, Chairman.
-H
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THE REGISTER is exceedingly glad tosee
that Mr.. STEELE 4. HAWKINS, OfCharles-
ton has sufficiently recovered to ''emphati-
cally deny that he had uchconverSation
with any representative Of the REGISTER
at ParkerSburg OF that he was interviewed
upon that or any other subject by such
representative. Mr.. HAWKINS has been
quite a long time denying it. Even now
some earping people will say that Mr.. H.
has not denied it. The REGISTER has Sc
verely r~eprimanded its reporter for not
presenting Mr.. HAWKINS with his card
and photograph. The next time he shall
be labelled in any glaring color Mr.. HAw-
KINs may designate.
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OFFICERS

FEDERAL OFFICERS IN POLITICS.
We have a letter from a prominent Bar
bOur county Democrat protesting against
Federal officers taking part inpolitics. In
view of the Presidents order prohibiting
Federal officers participating in primaries
and nominating conventions, We think
there is but one thing to do, and that is
mind the order. We take it the CON-
mand WA not issued in child's play. That
is not the Presidents character. His firm
ness and adherence to purpose are two of
his conspicuous traits so that no Dem
Ocratic Federal officer need misunderstood
the full purpOrt Ofthe order. In saying this
we do not mean that q citizen
holding a Federal position shall not exer-
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Sale NJ Valuable Real

DY yIRTUE OF The AIIhg
Rtnn Ir decree oftEe S1I1
Wb.aJinD made ON the 5th Ghl - -.
suii in rhanceD therein 80 ~
Man X, Crscral was So, ~
G.aS.o ond ntbrr YER JstsD.l,.
'A'' Monday No July 18Th Z
Beginning at 10 O'Clock rr ~
ton at the front door - -
county, the following 49,, t5er
that 1. 10 say: Al TIA! iran IN Sas
lot numbered ], In sGuafs ~ rg, ~
ditiOn 10 the said city Oi - NJ =
as follows: Beginning on O. - -
Twelfth street at a p"'iI .nrf,p
east Of ED;f street: theh'. s.p.s -
north side Of said TWcIih ,sIE
inches; thence notbNarl! toeZ
said Twelfth street a ie7I - Tgs2
westwarily and parallel Al,hT.F
feet and 6 inches: thence 80. 80 4
aiIel with EOff stree; - iert npsTIS
beginning: being the fains 11r1
conveyed 70 the ssid HAfi .rd g
beth Z. Dewey and her
on the 18th day Of April, ~ 40 nd -
TERMS or sALE-sl,lO On AgS
the purchaser may elect, "A gsasp-P Z
the residue in two equsl in,i. fr5a ~
Q and IS months respective! go
sale Win intrrst, the purcfSs
for the deferred ins,allmenpa rs
narmsnt ~ same by : detdm ddSr
ynartx and inl,rance 10 The
Than '''''' on the 'oi hESEyN O. s5>
thereby certify that bond Cosp
required by said decree, n pAggAH'
w. II. HALLER, Ancn
WHEELING, June 2th, ES'
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WHETHER the hteiigcneer desires to
save Geographic tolls, which is highly de
sirable in these close times, or whether it
does not think Mr.. BENNINGTON well up
on the subject of that cat-lott affair, weare
unable to say. But the special dispatch
TO the htcIHgeRerr' from Washington, D..
c., relative to the REGISTERS report of said
cat-lOft affair, was written in the hteih-
geReer editorial rooms. For the protection
Of the public we have made special study
of Mr.. DUNNINGTON'S style, which We
would recommend u brother journalist
down street to do before he turns loose on
the helpless public another grapevine
from Washington.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
Firsi District.

At a meeting ofthe Democratic ExecutiveC Com
mittse for the First OngreSSional DiStrictof West
Virginia. held at ClarkSburg, July Is lS6, twas
ordered.
That q Conventional the DemOcratSof the hrst
CONGRESSIONAL District of West Virginia be called
To meet at ClarkSburg, West Virginia, on Tuesday
the 7th day Of september, l>6 for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Congress in said
District. and for the transaction Of such other
business rs may come before the convention; and
that the several counties in said District Oe IT.
0uested to send the number Of delegates follow
inc o., sail Convention.
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NORTH WHEELING REAL IL!

10y WRITE OF THE ~ ihlh'..
ID in them 10y q h'.r"' "i '".
Ohio county, Wet Vagina '.' :
day of June. lN-G. ~ d -."i IL. /.
bending. Wherein !'m'H'l
,umplainaut. aud William -h'.'
defendants, the undersigned
cn will. on ,,,, ,,g
Commenting at ten "'F"A :
auction. al the fHlUt d.nf " '.'
Ohio county. Wet Virginia ''.. .r
Isl bidder. III" following ra. '''i'
city OF Wheeling. that l' h' ..rH
lot numbered .Ih % ll' 80
laid out hy Bu-hncId HHl .. 20
the rights 81 EDl"r Nara".
mining privilege, .rr r'@' ~
cry conveyed tn John -"". o. y.-
Bridget Millcgnu hy p"'ri ga" ~
and recorded IN decd i's's h'.
I'm the oiliccOfth I'fh ~ '"'
Ohio county, Wet b!E.'It 3
Lots NUMBERED -.Eru aiI az
field and McMrchrH plt..'.
Wheeling. b"iug ihr ...iH" li "a
. CIcmrucy shelly AMI JpHH 20"
CbaIfpn, and wim hv G~r. .a,'' go.
lsI, and recorded 10 ~'a.d'rf1'
book number AZ, pAg' "'. .r..rg
TERMS OF SALE -pu' IN
price or ~ much morr o. o. y
10 pay. cash ~ hand 0mil '.l -
In two equal ins,aIlm.i ~ y
twelve months from the ~ - ~. o. e
payments bearing lni"r,"'
and secured 10 the saiI-i@. .,fH-
Commissioners. pa. Ill
-paAi"
". II. HGLLLg, AGcti"E''f
hereby certify that bond 1'.
been given by the hAH y
required by aid decr.' ~ vITrEEL =
- So
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STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

TmIED DBrRICr-At West Union, Scptember9
FOURTH DsrRICr-At SiSteryillc, september
at 10 =. "
SIXTH DBrRIcr-At Huntington, August u, at
10 4. ".
SEVENTH DISTRICT At Oceana, Wyoming
county, August ID.
ElGurH DSrElcr-At Anderson, September 8,
at l2M.
NISrH DISrRICT-At Charleston, september ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-06

Word m from Kanawha that the
Radicals are after the Knights votes down
there. We shall depend upon JOHNNY
HOWARD to hold up the Democratic end
OF labor affairs down there.
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{. d. BINGELL,


The firm of Greer X Laing, consisting of J. +.
Greer, Alexander Laing, VIM. CrUickshank and
d. b. McIlwain. is this day dissolved 10y mutual
consent, Mr.. McIlwain retiring. The business
of the firm will be settled at the old stand, l2li
and 1916 Main street. All persons indebted Ia the
late firm are expected Ia settle promptly, and
those having claims against the firm will present
them for ms
The buSincS will be continued 10y the remain,
ing partners, under the same firm name aS here
tofore. GREER u LANG.
try 81. lSSS. iy3IeGdra
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IT is very natural that GOFF opposed
LLOYD REEDS confirmation rs postmaster
at Clarksburg. FLOYD would not vote for
the General for Congress. REED was
proof against IN embarrassing situation
and influence. lie is now enjoying the
confidence OF the Democracy OF Harrison,
and the true reward OF virtue and manli-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-06

TIE fight is on with all the ardor Of an
old time campaign in the Third and HAIR
RIs and SNYDER are beating the bushes IN
all directions, picking up Il delegate here
and there, while JOHN ALDERSON and
FLOYD are bringing up the rear with stall
wart supporters in good fighting trim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-06

IL another column is published a letter
from a prophet in the First District who
desires to do a little business on the
ground floor with Col. WILSON'S ear.
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WHERE'S PRIVATE DALZELL? His 81
lence is becoming alarming. We hope he
has not fallen into his own mouth while
walking in his sleep.
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hariuninr 49, - >'"tNf .. l>~
NJ ~ a. w .,.'.A gu.sr'%
N9S. l,S and - MARKET, ,n,, r
sad otto "iiCr Tor sale Iarp
OF household effects and G-,..
ncIS ami Bedding Mattress
"a>h->tand> Wash hu,, ". l' =
iauraht nrnlng Table, ,.yra
AMI wooden. one Ibuh,, Inn N d
counters. one show ,t,. ...
ami Mirror, one lru Il.a... aN
desirable articles u! ha.,F /.
decd j. ot rrc"ri IN the ua.,..., (
County Court OF OHIO ur...r, 10.
Book M. -. page 60. ANIL.
deed. ''.'
Terms of Salr-CA>U
hU-a John 4 uTg7-
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THE esteemed Ht,HigeRcor is dissatisfied
with the Steubenyille Convention. The
REGISTER knows the sort of convention
its Fourteenth street contemporary likes.
The REGISTERS reporter vas barred out
hut il knows all the Same.
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DIED.

MONTGOMERN-On Thursday morning, Au,
gust ). lS6, at $50 O'Clock, ELIZARETH, wife OF
William Montgomery, aged g. years.
Funeral from herla II residence, Martins Ferry,
Ohio, this friday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. In,
ermenta ut Mt Ohvet cemetery. CaldwelTs Run.
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MIKE J. O'BRIEN, of Charleston, will
be endorsed by the Knights Of Labor OF
that section for the House Of Delegates.
MIKE is a good Democrat and if endorsed
by the Knights and nominated by the
Democrats, while strictly adhering to his
labor principles, will not forget his Dem
Ocracy. You will not have the State Of
Ohio to fight this time, MIKE.
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W. C. BENNETT, Chairman

Being one for every lO votes cast for Governor
Wilson in I>SL aud one for each fraction OF 80
and over.
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J. V. BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DlsrRICr-At Heyser, August ., at
HAN.
THIRD DErEIcr-At Coal Valley, S~ePtemberl
at IL An.
FOURTH DrsrRIcr-At Point Pleasant, August
p. al 10 4. ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-06

TONIGHT Hon. ID. B. LUCAs will deliv-
er his famous lecture at the Opera House
upon the Life and Character Of DANIEL
O'CoNNELI, for the benefit of the Parnell
Club Of this city. Mr.. Lucas has an cN-
cellcnt subject upon which to discourse in
his most eloquent vein, and we feel sure it
will be an excellent treat to all who will
take the time to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-06

By the way it is said the Republican
Knights of Labor in Kanawha are trying
to capture the organization for GoFF. They
want to give a delegate or something's Of
that kind to the Democrats for the solid
support OF the organization for the rest Of
the ticket. Where Grccnhackers or Pro-
hibitionists get 4 fighting chance deponent
saith not.
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CHAPLlNE STREET RIM
AssIGNEE'S SAIL

pl BlRTuE or \ IETVuv o.. r
ID made 10y William Im.,-r,'
bearing date uu the I'm Iv ,t,.'
of rrcori iuthr oN,ra of thr, ..t w
Court for ohio comfy. NrS I'M.
Book =, page TO-. VIII rg =
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PUBLIC AIr
OF -.
Desirable HouSa5.
Furniture
,,,

r WRITE Of \ DEED oy -
!, !" me rs trustee 'y ,har., 81"
5l>t day Of July. l>,,. nj. 'a
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MONDAY. August goth Ia

NlTslUlH, w lC''i" lttN'iHrA 90
will sell ut public auction. ct lHD ''
Court House of ohio county Wei
MONDAY. tIGi ~ goth Ia
Commencing NJ ~ U'r.DrA o. '
described property. that ls O" .a. ..
ton Of the south uur hall 81 Hi Ha.
two C32I situate uI the wei '.pr ~ So H
between seventh and ltgh.h ''rH'
of Wheeling, county uI OHIO arH 80 .
Virginia. bounded II. Iul,uas fog. Hr
nj the south east ruTurr"i aid lH" We"
running thcuC" with said -in' WI.
lsD feet. NOR or les. Co tie rr'.' n =
pnTtitiun wall Of u N'lrA hHIH 'H :
half lot: thence VIII lhr r,Hirr a.'- I
nj right angles With Main .'n' 1
western BOUNDARY ni rlr sHHI D. .f OBI
western boundary ul'I" 'I'H'
Crn line Uf said l"i thence H
line of saIn" tu the rIH'r ~ l'...
withall and siugUIJ' 'N" I.i. '
monts thereon AMI g., i,rr.'r.
purtcnaurrs ihru.IUlu h'.HHe'.
TERMS or SAIL .uHr Hal
money, or ~ much Iuprr DO. 300
elect Ia pay. cash lU ltU.i "ni..
the residue IN two equal Iha'au''
one and two year. uHt"nI''.. .
sale, the purchaser q" rhr h'
tcr.st from III" duy 81 ral' hht
sonnl security for tie d'i'T7'
the legal title H. be- retained b.
l.. : r.lii-
J. G. HFgvrY Amr't"u'''
COMMISSIONERS sALE
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Aelr advertisements.

THOR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS IN
u third story of No. 125 Market street. Apply
on premises. YSSn
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IIustees Sale e(llSI,
Corner of MARKET and Sir,
in the City of Of ESS5slsSsna u

RT VIRTUE OF 4 nrvn
- by John K. Haudlan ~ ~ TIT,
IAN 10 me ~ trustee. dstci I Villas %
cembSr, 4. D. lN>l. and nv va Tie =
the CLERK of the County ToNiHi u !
W: Va, in deed Of lrlJ Icr7 @C
30: ! viii sell; At pubic ans S"H aCa5
OF the Court llouse II OH" va Eta !
SATlRDAi. AUG,x,ifiy a
commencing at 10 uclnrSNi 81 Ia.
described pn'pcuy, thar : a D. =
hlhS' situate On the UrTg. = |,
Market streets. in the civ :" >Il- :
county, State ~ We, Virgin /" Va !
the nNtnnes pertaining thr,@A I
nanccS ihcrcunto lrlanrim, -.,o a..
OF me ground upon which "a a.! -
TERMS OF SALE-ug"E' h-,,,
money. or ~ much mon ~, ). han " e. -
10 be paid cash OH the day a. u La (
payable III six months Wtb ne a..
sale, the purrha>crc giving h, r, "a :
persona! security, and the mi,
deed OF trust giNcua> adIr' r. ''
jyl7i ~
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forsal,
CIV
HOR SALE.

A small farm of q Acre,
county. about four and on Gl.r,
city. The place has on Ine.hslf nl /,
W Trees, a Vineyart ahONhsS
VIII sell with or withon, aId NEe,
while the crop is in. 10 IooStt TOP NSs S
II produces, Inquire on at lS4 !
- felb>g u
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W. II. HALLER, A]uotioH"'f
2ith, !

hereby certify that bond 5'.
been given by the aid -
required by aid deere" 90 v1rgEL I.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY WATTS.

The office of district attorney is 4 place
worth having, and the average Kanawha-
ian claimed it as 4 right. Vhe friends OF
Watts were willing to bet at any stage OF
the game that Kanawha would rake in the
stake. Kanawha is always ahead. Mr..
Leonard or any other man would have to
get up very early in the morning to come
in ahead of Kanawha.
General Watts expects to be confirmed
Wednesday and expects to get his commits
sion this week.
Bishop Peterkin passed up the valley
this week in the interest of the Hospital
he proposes to locate ut Paint Creek.
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COMMISSIONERS SAL
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Subscription
IN
Santuc Township.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

UNION, S. c.. Nov. 10, 1886. !
w IlEREAS, q petition has been filed with
w the County Commissioners of Union
county, signed by majority of the frceholders
of Santuc Township, of Union County, in
accordance with the provisions of an Act Of
the General Assembly of South Carolina, entitled
can Act to Incorporate the Chester, Greenwood
and Abbeville Railroad Company, asking that
the question of ''SubScrip'ion'' or "No Sub
scription of the sum of twenty thousand dol
.ars to the capital stock of said company, which
subscription shall be made in coupon bonds of
said township, bearing per cent. interest and
payable twenty years from the date thereof, as
provided by said Act, be submitted to the quail
fed electors of said township.
And further, that the funds rcllized on said
bonds to be expended exclusively in the con
struction Of said railroad from point on Broad
River, near Woods ferry, TO Santuc, by the
| most practicable route through the township, to
| Clinton, in Laurens County.
| And whereas, the said Commissioners have,
| by Il resolution of their Board, xed the amount
proposed to be subscribed, according to the
request Of said petition, at twenty thousand
dollars in per cent. coupon bonds of said
! township; said bonds to be made payable
| twenty years after the date thereof, provided
| in said Act.
| 1t is hereby ordered that an election be held
for said purpose, on Monday, the 9th day of
December, 1886, and that the polls be opened
at the various election precincts within the said
| township Of Santuc, from I o'cloci a. m until
g o clock p. m, of that day, at which election
| all the qualified electors of said township shall
| be entitled to vote that the ballots shall have
written or printed thereon the words "Subscrip
| ton or "No Subscription
The managers of the last gen cral election for
the election precincts within said township are
| hereby appointed managers of the election
| herein ordered. Said managers shall make re-
| turns and meet at the Cour, House of said
| county and count the votes and declare the
result of said election and certify the same to
| the Chairman Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners of said county rs proyiied by law, on
or before Thursday. December 30, lHS6
| by order of the Bolri.
| JAS. 7. DOUGLASS, cam Il G. c. &C.
| COLUMBrS GAGE, Clerk.
| Nov II - CT
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Mortgagee's Sale.

IDY virtue of ~ power of sale contained i'll t.
ID mortgage given by a. q. Bentley to VIM.
Munro, dated February 9TH. 1877, and record, Il
in the Office OF the Register Of Mesnc Convey
anco for Union county, in Book of Mortgages
Is 10. >, pages 22o. 300 and sol, ! will sell at
public sale. during the legal hours of sale, at
the Court House door, at Union s. c., OH sales
day in December next, all that tract of land,
containing one hundred and eighty-three acres. =.
moro or less, situated in Pnckncy township, in
Union county, and bounded on tho north hy
lan'ls of II. :. Porter. (callcd S. NJ. Porter in
mort gage,) on the east hy lanls formerly of d.
ID. Goings, now David Farr and by lands form
erly Of WIN. Sprouse, now of the estate Of
Henry i. Fowler deceased, on the south by
lands formerly Of John Rodgcr, now Of Charles
Harris, and west Ivy lands formerly OF the
tate of a. iIancy.
Tcrms-Cash. Purchaser ID pay for pa crs.
S. y. STRlNGFELLOW,
Eoy 10, 1856. Assignee.
Nov - Is II
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-12-03
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Probate Court.

I"C OT L -NION.
In the Probate Court
W. S. Gregory, rs Administrator Of john f..
McCrackin, PldiEGn.
0ydjnst
DavidR. cCrackin, and Ellie McCrackiu, he.
itEIdHts.
1INDER nm order in the above entitled action
u made 9TH March 1886, will sell before
the Court House door, in the town Of Union,
within the legal hours of sale, on the first Mon
day in December 1886 the following described
property, belonging TO the estate Of John i.
McCrackin, deceased.
10 ACRES.
All that certain tract of land in Cross Key
Township Union County, adjoining lands of W.
&. Gore, Thos. II. Gore, II. ". Duckcr, b. H..
Sheldon and others, containing one hundred
and Gltccu acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-halr cash. balance on credit Of one
year, with interest from day OF sale, the pur-
chaser to give bond and mortgage of premises to
secure balance of purchase money.
J. NJ. GEE. J. l.. L.. G.
Office of PROBATE Judge, Nov. l2th, 1886.
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