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preston on his face told the I had no
mercy to expect. At that supreme
moment She door opened, Maria rushed
In, and with cry 0f horror threw her
arms around my neck. Her entrance
restored my equanlmity. Laughing
gayly: you foolish GIRL said, why
are you frigbtened9 Do you not see it
Is joke--a wager? Come now, go and
drink glass Of water, and come back
to be introduced TO my old friend But
she did not believe Inc.
In heavens name, SIR she said,
turning to Sylvio, is this true? Is It
only wager-a joke2"
"'Of course-oh, of course, 'answered
he, st is only Joke. The count likes
to joke. He once, In joke, struck me a
blow; again, In joke, he put a bullet
through this cap; and now, of course in
Joke, he missed killing me for the
second time. 1t is now my turn to
joke, and Sylvlo leveled the pistol at
my breast.
"Maria understood, and cast herself
At his feet.
"Oh, for shamel Icried; then turn
ing to Sylvio: Come, sir, enough of
this. VIII you shoot-yes or MOP
"'No,' he returned, I am satisfied.
Twice have l made you shoot at me, and
twice you have missed. have seen
your fear, your anguish, your terror. Re-
member, l leave you TO YOUR conscience
"He turned toward the door to leave,
but wheeling suddenly, almost without
an instant's aim, fred and went out.
To mark his skill he had put ball
through that picture Immediately above
mine.
"My wife had tainted. Sylvio passed
out unmolested, the servants who saw
him go not daring to Interfere. He
was off before had recovered my sur.
prise"
The count ceased to speak.
l had Just heard the end of q story,
In the beginning of which l had been
so deeply interested.
The count had hever seen Sylvio
again. Later, in 1920, when Alexander
lpsilanti gave the signal for the uprising
in Greece, it was surmlsed that Sylvlo
was in command of Greek regiment,
and met his death in the battle of
Drazachan.
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IT, you ara suffering with low AMI de-
pressed spirits. loss OF appetite, general
debility. disoriereI blood, weak, consti.
tuition, hca lachc. or any disease of a
bilious nature, by all means procure Il
bottle of Electric Bitters. You will bC
surprised to see the rapid Improvement
that will follow; You will be inspired
with new life; ,tlrng;h and activity vii
return pain AMI misery will cease, All,
! lceforth you will rejoice IN the praise
of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents {
bottle by 7. ID. Thomas.
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In the present style OF shirt collar,
a young man of fashion may be safely
trusted in the gilied halls Of pleasure.
An entire corps dc ball!t could not turn
his heal.
"A roadbed is for the convenience Of
wheels when they are tired
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What Shall we do With Our Daughtrrs' ,

This question is asked by we'll
known lady lecturer. Well, we can do
great many things with them; one
thing, We must take good care of their
health, and not let them run down and
become enfeeblcd. For the feminine
ailments, which may be summed up in
one word-debility, we have a sovereign
remedy in Browns Iron Bilters. which
has done much good. Miss Mary Green
field, Of Gslatia, ILL.,, writes: Browns
Iron Bitters cured me of nervousness.
indigestion and general poor health"
Let the other young ladies' take the hint.
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Portraits Of all the prominent men Of
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Tonight and To- Morrow Night

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-Dio Lewis thinks people should go
to bed at nine anl get up at five. The
unSophsticatei doctor does not appear
to be aware that it is between those
hours that all the fun COMES Off
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Bueklen's ) rnie. aalYe.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhuem, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblands,
corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-
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1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
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The name Of the new Swedish
Minister Of the United States is Kjolt.
lie isn't as skittish as cjolt, but he is
said to have a powerful hjolt on the
English Language.
~ belle differs somewhat from a
cowboy. The more powder she uses the
less dangerous she grows.
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Fraziers Root Bitters are not a dram
sh Up beverage. But are strictly medi-
cinll in every sense. They act strongly
upoa the liver and kidneys, keep the
bowels open and regular, cleanse the
blood and system of every impurity.
sold by druggists, Sl.0U. AT Thomas
drug Stnrr.
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The bicycle rider usually falls for
ward, when he falls, and stands on his
head. The skater falls backward, and
doesn't stand on anything, This allows
the amateur sport to choose the sport Of
humping.
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PATENTS

obtained for Inventors In the UnAtS-i States
Canada and Europe, at reduced ratea. VITA
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business with greater promptne'i AMI de
spatoh and ct less cost than other nataut az
torneys who are at distance from v Ash-
ington, and who have. therefore, to emrloy
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invited to send for copy OF our 'Sfuide for
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tions how to obtain patents and other valaa.
BILE matter. We refer to tho 0ermRn-Amer.
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Royal Swedish. Norwegian an,l Danish Lrxa
tious. at Washington Hon. Jos. Vasey, late
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According to the Darwinian theory
our an 'estoys were all ta!l-Jearers.
-Burdette says: 81 hol it to be
solemn, self-eYident, heaven-born truth
that man who will play chess for
amusement woulI saw cord of wood
for ioke."
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"A correspondent wants to know If
it is proper to urge young lady to sing
at an evening gathering, after she has
refused once. 1t is proper to urge a
little, bat not too much, lest she should
change her mind.
YES" said Fogg in the horse car,
"Td get up and give my seat to one of
those ladies, if seats weren't SO plaguey
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Dr.. Frazer,s Mnqic oIntmnnt.

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cuts, flesh wounds, sore nipple, hard
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Price 80 cents. Sold by druggists. Viii
liams Mfg. Co., Props, Cleveland,
o. Sold by Thomas, the druggist.
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RK7LI4iNBoE BRETNEY, fashionable
skSR BOOT and sHoE MAKEK, Bank ST.
LsAlEEton. A.. WOEk EETTastod.
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he had the appearance Of spirit Of the
neither world. At last he broke the ST.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-11-10
POWER SHOP.
BRECKENRIDag

Well Joe Prince, you arc n witch to
guess. You hit IL exactly the other day
when you was telling how you thought
That | had made up my mind to get
through tho world. But really Joe, | do
think I am going to make u failure in
that direction. Joe, II is just like you
used to he when II piow boy ana tho
haimatring came un-tiod, YOU know Joe
you would turn down tho stock and
wait for a passcr by to come over the
fen O to tie it again. BUT everybody
knows how Joe is.
Md. II. Hcliams lis preparing to 20
to Fountain Inn next year. Well John,
j do hope you will help Fountain Inn,
for IL badly needs IT,.
Mess. Grogin q Compton hanlcd up n
load Of cotton the othor day, and could
o get e man in tho place to buy 1t.
Mr.. +. n. Owings advised them TO carry
II back home, telling them that he
would do better than that ut his house.
They carried 1t away again.
We have beard ofone Merchant speak
ing of leaving Fountain Inn and coming
to Power as soon as tho side track is
completed. Guess lao did not fancy tho
idea of that cotton being haulod away
from Fountain Inn tho other day.
We are going 70 have a cotton buyer.
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EXON.
HURAO. rXowO,

Having bron solicited by readers and
the Editor ofTuE ADVERTISER to write
up tho ncwsOf thiS community, VIC have
consented to do so * bc~t sc can. And
with this issur of TuH ADVERTISER VIC
cross the cditoriam saucium Of the local
correspondents, and proudly lit our
hatto Tie brotherhood Of County edit
ors. We cannot promise the readers Of
TIE ADVERTISER anything moro in the
way Of ncws than oar nom dc plumc i'm
plies. In M writings we shall cndcaVOr
to coniine oursclf to what we know and
what we believe to be authentic.
Cotton crops will fall fNr short OF what
was expected two months ago. short
crops and depression in price proves
uufnvOrable to those who contracted
debts when cotton was worth ten cents.
Mr.. r. u. Milan. of this place. is pay
ing 9ccnts for cotton on accounts, while
the merchants of Laurcns arc paying
]nboutSl1 cents.
Tho continued dry weather IN keeping
the farmers from sowing wheat and
oats.
\ very interesting meeting Of the
Union Of Tn" first section Of Rccdy Rir-
or Baptist AssociItion, was held with
Union Church on Friday, Saturday and
SUNDAY last.
Health Of tho community, good.
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Lrby d. Putnam asN
Admir- oil VIM. w. Complaint t.
lutnam decd, sell realty in AID
rs: of personality.
pcydcn putnam ct AL
Pursuant to an order in the above sta
ted case, will sell at public cutlery at
LaurcnS =. H., -. G., on SalcSday in De-
ccmber next, the following Rcal estate {:
lying, being and situated in the County
of Iaurcns and state of South Carolina,
on waters OF Bovcrlam Creek.
Tract No, !, Homestead. containing
N~incty-two acres moro or less, bounded
by laudsof Martin Riddle, Thomas Can
ncdy and others.
Tract No 2, containing ScycntY-throo
acres moro or less, bounded by lands OF
FL Martin, \ Check ana others.
Tract No 3, containing Sixty-fivc acres
more or less, bounded by tract No ., j
III owens, Il Rhodes and others.
TERMS:Ono half casa, balance on 81
credit OF twelve months, with interest
from the day of sale, the credit portion
to be secured by the bond of the purch-
user, and aGmortgago OF tho promises
sold.
Tho purchaser to pay for papers.
A. w. BURNSIDE,
Nov 10, isaa. Judgeof Probate Il 6.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-11-10

Sois district, and daughter Of The late O.
Wrignt, died herc.this morning, after
como oight days of mnoss. Lovely and
oau'liul' Doth in character and person,
"''o pcihg takon Off ut tho full tide of 81
,"ii'i', her death is not only deeply
,'o"rned byhermany Immediate friends
on. III whole community"
NO deceased had many friends ana
relatives in this County. Mrs Koti, Hal
'''"' 'r,' To- Mississippi upon learning
VI III" Illness of her sister, but rcncbod
''rNS"h after tho death OF Mrs Barks-
dale "
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Nov. 10, 1886.
NOtiCGY

In pursuance of Il resolution Of thu
Board of Directors of the Greenwood,
I.aurcns and Spartanhurg Railroad
Company, u meeting OF the stockholders
is hereby called to meet III thu" Court
House. LnurcnS, >. G., ut two O'Clock +.
NJ, December 3rd., to consider the re-
cent agreement orthc c0mpHny To con
solidatc with til" Port Royal and Angus
Ia Railway Co., the Augusta and. Knox
willie Railroad co., the Savannah Valley
Railroad co. and the G~rrcnNiiir " l.nnr-
ems Railroad Co., under tn" namu of the
"port Royal 4 Western EnrolinH Rail
way CO." BY order Of tho
PRESIDENT.
Andrew Anderson Jr.
Secretary. SOY lO-i
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These Hotels are centrally loca-
ted on Broad Street, the principal
business thoroughfare OF Augusta,
and are first class In all respects.
Use Electric and Class lights; cleo
tric bell in AL rooms; street cars
pass the door every Ave minutes
for all parts Of the city. The AU-
GUSTA and GLOBE Hotel porters
meet passengers At the depots with
fine carriages, bus and baggage
wagon. Travellers are requested
not to give up checks en- train.
Mr.. Doolittlo was formerly con-
nectcd with the Tontine House,
New haven and West End notel,
\. j.
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OF SOuth Carolina.
LAURENS COUNTY,
IN PROBATE COURT.

Whereas, G. w. Shell, c. C. C. r.,
has applied to me for Letters OF Adj
miniStratiOn on the Estate OF John
II. Duncan, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adj
moniSh all and singular the kindred
and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be holden at Laurens
c. IL, on the 9Th day Of Dec, 1886,
to show cause, il any they can, why
said Letters should not be granted.
MI persons having claims against
said estate will present the same on
or before that day or be forever
barred.
Given under my hand and seal
this, 9th day Of October, 1885.
a. w. BURNSIDE,
ct Probate Judge.
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GOuDfQ Correspondence
NOTES FROM POWER.

hr and-|lr9. $. s.. knight visited Mrs.
l.. ID. i'owrr this week.
Mrs. Gimnjo Uu~hos, va are sorry to
learn. Is again quito i'll.
We ar" glad To SO" that SIR. Guas
owings il sufficiently recovered t. hr
out. We saw him walking down Main
st to-day.
The Power .hcalc'ny closed thin
morning. JOY rciyus in moro than ono
heart. II writing prizes were award.
cd to Miss;Salii- and Master Willie Pow
or and the weekly rcwarls by Masters
Adolphn" Owlngs, Willie Rcvcr, Misses
Olivia Krllct., Eta Owings and Eulic
Powers.
At the request oftrHchsr, I quote tn.
following letter for the benefit Of all pa
tron";
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Masters Sale.

t.furspant 70 Judgments for sale
in the following stated cases, 1 will
sell at Luurens G. H., at public out
cry, on salesday i'm December next,
being Monday the 9Th day of the
month, the property described in
each case, upon the terms specified
to wit;
In the case of Hewlett Sullivan
VS. Jasper c. Martin:
All that lot or parcel of land,
known as Lot No. 6 Of the real cs-
tate OF William McNccly, Gcc'd,
containing. Fifty n acres and
bounded by lands of Hewlett Sui
ivan, :. Simpson,. and lying ON The
Grrcnvillc Road, in the County and
state aforesaid:
TERMS: Cash. The purchaser
to pay for papers.
In the case of G. ID. Barkslalc jas
Master vs. John H. Wus$on, Will
liam II. Cri>paud Eugcnia FPaync;
MI that tract Of land situated in
the County and state aforesaid,
containing Two hundred acres,
more or loss, and bounded ON the
South by lands ofW. a. Fuller and
NJ. b. Crisp, on the West by lands
of VI. u. league and others, on the
North and East by lands of Sarah
y. MounCr, and known as tl!c "I'in-
ley Tract"
TERMS: Cash. The purchaser
to pay for papers.
In the case or G.. d. Barksdalc,
NS Master W X. G. Re-;
All that tract OF land, Situntc in
the County and stat" aforesaid,
known a. "the Darlington tract"
containing Five hundred acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands
OF David Whitufurh and others, and
Saluda River.
TERMS: one half OF thc purch-
n~c money to be paid cash and the
balance on a crcuit Of onc year,
with interest from the day OF sale,
secured by the bond OF the purcn-
aScr and 4 mortgage Of the prem
Uses. The purchaser to pay for pat
vrrs.
In the case of John +. Stewart
vs. James NJ. DonnOn, ct al.
Tn" tOllowingdcScrihcd property
Sitnutcd in the CuuH'.r and State
aforesaid:
tract No. |, containing Ono hun
Grcd and lIighty-arvcn acrCa, and
bounded by sondHof DR.. G. \ .Sax-
on, and DR.. John +. Dnrroh, Emo
rec River and tract No ..
tract 40, 2, containing Onc humid
red and ninety and Onc-half acres,
and bounded by the lands of DR..
John +. Durr0h, James NJ. DOnn0n,
lliliiarG Hill, DIR. G.. y. Saxon, and
tract No. |.
pints may be seer ut my Office.
TERMS: One half of the purch-
As" money to be paid cash, and the
balance ON a credit OF twelve
months, with interest from the
day OF sale, secured by the bond
of the purchaser and u mortgage of
the premises, but with leave to
purchaser or purchaScrt to pay en-
tire bid IL cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
In the Il Of Tolircr Robertson
as surviving Executor cts. vs. Ed
win P~.Simpson as trustee, and in
his risrt. 1T Al.
The following described property
situate in the County and State
af,reeaiu:
Lot No. |, lying withi1 tho incor-
por"tr II nitS of the town OF Lau-
rcnS, fronting on Main Street.
bounded BY Main Street, lands of
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-11-10
HOLMES SURE CURE

MOUTH WASH AND DESTIFRICE
Cures Bleeding Gums, Ulcers. Sore
Mouth, Sore Throat, C~leAnses tho Teeth
and PuriiieS the Breath. Used and rec
onimcnded 10y lea.ing dentist. Pre-
Dentist, Macon, Ga. Fo aale by all
druggit and dentist, and in Laurons by
DR.. p. Is. COMMON. X-ly.
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The Advertiser,
akoGaI and Specialize,

SOC notice Of tho G. l.. &. S. Railro,,
in another column,
$50 unicrstnndthnt abult ~ w,,r,ufy
Will be issued in liquor ascs in a sLor1
time.
MrT. u. CREWS is preparing to build ,
re iidcnce Oh his lot recently purchased
from tho I,nY Estate,
:.How Far would The Presidents or u,n
United States extend, il place on line?
From Washington to Cleveland.
A hca cottage on main street nc,r ,br
q. l.. e S. Depot ~ being nicely pain,ei
and repaired by the I.au.rns County
Roai Estate Agency.
We have rccivc,t n beautiful pho,oyr.
phi, showing hrpromincnt places i'm The
town of Clinton, II is the work of Mr.
j. i. jacobs and i. niire specimen Of his
skill in this line.
Claimesin oar haris FOR rol!,.;ior
will.ho snsd on Dec, 10Th. nar.in. o.
scrvins this noti"o will sarr tho mach
dreaded "taxeI costs"
JoHSso y Il RIcuEy
' Z Y ~ ~ ''N'NN' ' All Ill I btlllilllH.
will bear in mind that a special train
Will ne run ON Thursday lith inst. #
will leave at Nm and T.turn on same
day, Far" Tor round trip $40.
Tho ordinance OF baptism will he adj
minist"r"d !lis tWcirrsdayy evening
in the Baptist Church. R"y I'D. Pirrs.
has conducted II most intcrcstinImcct-
ing with quite II number Of ndIitionato
A few days ~ Sonhr one placed n
,e'N en- w" ''"'N ON 'h' ''Aur'ns " New
p"''S 'N''''""'' ""'''' ""'h hcii"N"
'""' y. q" " wv" CON" N'th'rl"hinus
in.'H'' > mus INV "V'h "Ah'"n mis-
''''' "'''' "'@"' nave p"oh serious
matter
We learn that several pcti,iUns AFRO
hoinx circulated In tho Comfy hv ~,
friends OF Prohibition, and An effort will
bc mndo To have tho n.xt LEGISLATURE.
pass m act to allow the citizens Of tn.
Comfy to vote on the question o. lie
'"s'"i 'o ,'''nS' III 'H'"rP"r"''' towns
""' '''"R'S
Last Friday II drummer stopped into
the BESDELLA HotEL Rnd sailtonrrnw
OF mon; "lDok out! in ton minutes
you will fool an Earthquak"" Ofrourar
he was dubbed "Wiggins" immediately
and no ono thought ANYTHING of th,
prediction for n few m"mcnts bu; before
the ton minutes had elapsed the whole"
had been slakcn into al" street.
We are getting earthquakes downto
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-
lands belongings to the estate OF
Samuel Bryson, decd, lands of III.
THOMPSON, and w. H. Bryson and
others.
TERMS: One half of The purchase
money to be paid cash and the bal
ance on a credit of twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale,
secured by the bond Of the purch-
aser and a mortgage of the prcmis-
es. The purchaser to pay for pa
pers.
In the case Of Mary c. Todd as
Ext. of II. =. Todd VS. II. A. Cum
bingham and Will l.. Cunningham.
All that piece or parcsls of land,
situate and lying in the County
and State aforesaid, know as "the
Ilihu Cunningham tract" contain
ing -Four hundred acres more or
less, aud bounded by the lands of
w. l.. and NJ. &. Cunningham. j.
\. =. Moore, Mrs. Ray and the
Boyd place.
TERMS: One half OF the purchase
money to be paid cash, and the bal
ancc on credit of twelve months,
with interest from the day OF sale,
secured by the bond of the pUrch-
ascr and a MORTGAGE OF the prcmis-
cs, but with leave to purchaser to
pay his entire bid in cash. Purcll-
aacr to pay for papers.
In the case of Edwin Bates < Co.
VS. II. Hill & Bro, PClzcr, Rogers
Il Go. ct al.
The following described property
situated in the County and State
nforcSaid:
Tract No. /, containing Two
hundred and forty-ninc acres, and
bounded by lands IF O.. r.. r.
FAINT, DR.. f. NJ. Settler, tract No. Q
and Duncans Creek.
Tract No. 9, containing one humid
rcd and ninety-eight acres, and
bounded by lands OF DIR. T.. NJ. Sctz-
Ter, 5. w. Dean, Mrs. l.. \. Payne,
Tracts nos. and 3, and Duncan's
Creek.
Tract No. 3, containing eighty
eight acres, and bounded by lands
ofCoI. II. l.. Coleman, III. Hill, j..
Odcil and Others and Tract No >
Tract No. 4, or Home place,
containing Two hundred and forty
five acres and bounded bv lands of
Col. II. l.. Coleman, DIR. T.. NJ. Srtz-
Ter, q. III. i. FAINT and others.
PlatS may be seen nj my Office.
rErus.Onr third of Il n,r.b,.o
mnnry tn u, rniJ .,sh 'n ~,
hoI,nrrc IN :, crnLit nr nm, nnL tu.n
ycars. i'm euuol inst,lrrntu vim
thn L,v nr cola snn,r"i ~, thn
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In the case of G. NJ. ruttison w
Joel Ellison as admir-, etc, Sarah
Monroe, ct all
All that tractofland lying, being
nhu situate" IN thr County and
.'''e "'"l''a''' ana hun'nered Z
'rc',. survey III 'iiiS caSc' con-
,"i,inS, >lnr'! '"o acres, ana
I,|n,Gu - w '''o'e o''!N n' i'cr-
',iu ,".nino onl,'e -. lool'
~. ! '"i '''" '''''r' a!i" "dJoiiiihE
TERMS: One half Of t~hranurcb,s.
money to be paid cash. and tho
balance ON II rrcii, of twelve
months with Interest from day Of
sale, secured by the bond Of the
purchaser and II mortgage OF the
premises, hut with leave 20 purch-
Tho pu-rhnsrr tn my r,- n,nrr.
In. the case OF Caroline r Richov
vs. Eliza Fuller. ct al.
All that tract Of land living, being
St,to nc".n. "ut.' , i
thrnn a.rnS nr h,"t ,,,i,,a
rr,.. Wv or thn d. ' ptntSS
InnIL, nhH
=. MIRIAM n,,; i