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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
LAUDANUM AND GAS BOTH FAILED.
LETTERS FOUND IN YOUNG MANS ROOM IN TIL

LETTERS FOUND IN YOUNG MANS ROOM IN THE
GRAND UNION HOTEL
A slender. well-dressed young man hired a room
An the Grand Union Hotel on Thursday afternoon,
and registered as w. {. Ackerman, of Boston. He
left small travelling bag with the Gle and went
ont. When he returned in the evening he spoke in
despondent manner TO one Of the other guests
saying that he had gone to the Bridge with the pur-
pose of jumping from il, but had been frightened by
the height He also said that he was IN mister
and that he had an uncle living In Vermont HIS
remarks gave the impression that he was u mlld
lunatic. Early yesterday morning watchman
noticed gas escaping from Ackerm ans room and ne
opened the door 10y force Ackelman was IN bed
tnsensble. BY his side Was bottle when had
contained laudanum and an examination by
physician showed that Ackerman had taken some
of the poison In the room were two letters written
on Friday and addressed to Is. F.Ackernian, Ackley
Hardin County. Iowa. They contained almost
identical expressions One read in part as follows
DEAR FArHER II you have any desire to know why
upstairs and nrd some letters written by Lusa George
at Iowa Pas and you WIN know the immediate cause
earth ii things didn't turn ont half light.
!: went from Ackey to Hanover. n. a., asR v Ham,
mond from California snd tried 10 get farm job. But
tired lying and went to Leiever Falls and told sy
van some Of MY stor. lie gave me ST. But But &c. good
scornfu word II you get this tell Cory not to forget
Msned ns fSy SE en is Could tel,
everything thought Cory would do, when found yon
me not letter when needed 1t most. Now it's too
late. II the laudanum is good, all right. am no
is II POSSIBLE God has sealed my doomi No. No.
But cant i've without one good iend ,seG 20
but you can forgive and will I'll Try once more II ths
fails. Goodbye. W. u AChLhMAN'
Only a small sum of money was found. Arker-
man was removed to Bellevue Hospital, where he
recovered his senses late in the day. To one of the
physicians he said. petulently: Why don't you let
me die don't want to live" 1t was said that he
was out of danger and probably would De taken 10
police court charge of attempted suicide i'll a
day two.
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TO OPEN NEW BAPTIST CHURCH IN BROOKLYN.

The new Centennial Baptist Church IN AdephI-
ST. Brooklyn which has just been completed at cost OF
600 will be opened for service to on0rfOw IL Of BRICK
with auditorium seating 900 persons and Snndsysc DOL
hall other underneath The opening sermon wI
bs preached the the Rev Dr. j. D. Fulton, and In
the evening MseArhnro this city Will prea ON Mon
day ArnAsc will preside at tea meeting 70 be
" All
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NEVS From THE SUBURBS
RUTGERS MEN PAINT THE TOWN WHITE

Citizens who passed the chapel OF Rutgers College ~
New. Brunswick. n. j., yesterday morning. WnIo SUI.
prised TO see that steps of the building ana
ou. trees in the neighborhood were covered VIVID " %
coat OF white paint A number OF students OF ,ho
clqsses OF ss and 80 Thursday night had secureu
not OF paint and proceeded to decorate anything .a,
thev hannencd 10 meet The president and FACULTY Oh
the college held meeting 10 take action IN tne uat.o
and several OF the suspected students were cae
them II 10 said that three OF the young men co"io
TO having taken part In the painting.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
RACING AFTER CHIEF MKANE WAS SEEN.

The second day OF the running races on the ,r
track Ocean Parkway. l. l.. occurred yesterday me-
noon Ia the morning Chief John y Mchanc, y. W
rnvesend sent word to william McMahon tuo nId
NJ ,hc track that ~ the horses started there WON"
he trouhle Mcmahon drove To Police Heaiquarf.am
see chief Mex me. and they had stormy y
Later Mcmahon said to n reporter: iho ohioi ,t,
decided to allow the races to 90 on oi couts nnnld
ntepfre bnt guess lis all right now" There was poo-
selling on the track usual
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
BIBLE SOCIETY WORK FOR MARCH,.

The monthly meeting of the managers of the
American Bible society held the Bible House
Thursday Of books made for benevolent ds
tr1buon the value Of $4,000. For printing crculs'
ing tine Scriptures IN foreign lanos appropriated
500 63S 49, The total receipts m March s53465 5S
Jhe total receipts the year ended March ~ were
s5l $40 59 Ihe issues from The biDle louse IN March
were 81 volumes issued duIing the
NOT inc ing foreign lands yO4 l79
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
ro1r DRJ11 FOR THE PEDESTAL FUND.

The 22d Regiment will give buqe drill in the
Madison Square Garden the evening OF Apl 70 for The
benent OF the Pedestal Fund Adutant-Genera
Toter the former Of the I'D viii be present with lis
stan to review the regiment Many boxes have been tase
aud great being made fOr the display VIII
lam K Vanderbilt has gye the VI the Garden free aud
has added 81, ,OC0 10 the btnett fund.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
NEWARK.

John Jameson, arc thirteen. OF No. 226 Warren-st'
rr.on was fatally Injured hy tram at the warren
st. crossing Morris and Essex Railroad Yesterday
John Hart. forts live struck by the 53o tram
from New. on the Central Railroad at Madison ST.
last evening and will probably die.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
LONG ISLAND.
MORRIS PARK

MORRIS PARK.-Gcorge Fowler the real estate agent
who business OF the Richmond Hill Bulld
ing Association. he going from the railroad station 10
his home In Richmond lIili or Thursday evening was
attacked by two nsn After taking hs gold watch and
chain and small of money they disappeared In the
A.rly
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was run into at 1870 yesterday twenty miles soutn
southeast OF the Highlands by tho BARK CamousaoSn %
Her sai was carried away, her deck sprung ana heI
cabin The bark suffered no serious
damage. and laid by tho pot-boat until tne O5ciop'
ca
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LIKELY TO DIE FRoM HIS INJURIES.

Garrett Barry and Henry Rapp two of the boys
who were injured by falling OF wall Of Buddcn
eks sixty nrst st on THURSDAY and were taken to
iiam Mon ey the injured boy is serious condition.
his beng and the chances against his
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
KILAUEA VOLCANO 0.
SEE T0-DAYS.
GRAPHIC.

March to the accompanmcnt OF reocated earthquake
shocks lakes Of molten lava in tue breast " Nouns
Kiauea Hawaii sud enly disappeared sinking into afatm
GRAPHIC artist happen 10 be thcre at tho
and the ordinary phenomenon will be illustrated
described him in the saturday Double Edition OF
THE GRAPHIC-tho only journal in the world fortunate
enough to secure such timely service.
Among oher features c interest in this number will be
ACADEMY PICTURE splcn III double page show
ing OF the gems Of the exhibition. by c. Turner
". ]. Whttemore, r. W. Van Buskerck, @. I. c spman
NJ. Hart H. Bolton Jones' J. Alden Weir. u. f. II.
DE Haas, f. L. Henry. W. Wood z. A. silva, FrAne
owler Walter Carl Hrsclberg Charles G. Cur
ran V. Tolett and A. T. Brichcr
WRAPS, COATS AND HABITS. An illustrated fashion
article
EVENTS OF THE DAY. Illustrated
REPRODUCTIONS from the Foreign Pictorial Press
THE BROADWAY ARCADE RAILROAD. illustrated
and described
CHOICE FICTION. Original and translated stories by
the best authors.
Also Sporting News. Society Gossip, Complete Financial
and Reports Poetry Book Reviews, and tho
Iatesu Home and Foreign Intelligence.
THt MODEL HOME NEWSPAPER.
PRICE aS uSuaI. only z CENTS
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
PRIZES FOR OHILDREN'S INDUSTRIAL WORK

YESTERDAY was q busy ana crowded u'ly dt
the Chdrens Industrial Exposition. Five hundred
Ing several delegations IN the AFTERNOON
from the Children's Aid Society the Colored orphan
Asylum and some OF the Brooklyn schools Evidences
of the thoroughly credltahe character OF the nus'a
display continue multiply. Three Belgian ades.who
to United States for hints on the manual
training of children said yesterday that the e1hihltl"
particularly In the way OF design work. was superior 10
any given in Belgium Germany. Many school
and officers are to be seen every
day carefully examining the work shown by the society
There will ne large excursion OF teachers ana sehoas
rom NewlI8vrn to-day. The following prizes "ere
awarded yestcrday:
Desgns.For carpets 3D. Elise Royser fourteen (Ju
MsIcia Chase fifteen lschoo o. Technical Design for
papers 3D. Rosa Petts age fourteen school OF Iech
meal Desgn; Sd, Clara Ne Cyne ase fourteen (ehoo Oh
fifteen Chidren's Aid Italian Schoo d. Madeline
Foster. Twelve ct Johns Schools and Bessie Dariow
ST Johns schools; ith Marion Mempo ~ 1,rs Sonn
I'd. Lucy Booth (st Johns schools 3D. Mare
Champney nine lst. Johns Schoois; 4h Alice AZ
(st. Johns schools Miscellaneous De
I'd Edith X. Catn eevcu 3D. Frank Bsc riedGe
age twelve tn anna arslerr aye opeeh Pn chnS a
and AdOlphe Geuth. age fourteen coOl OF tne lcn
the Reformation. Judges OF Designs-F. W. Cheney A.
Clay Moaeling-First prize Franklin Chase Hoyt. age
nine I'd Joseph Condon ago ourteea 3D. Henry rotten
HoandeT age twelve Hebrew Technical Instltue Judges
Augustus ST. Gaudens and Mrs. Vincent Boita
The boys OF the second grade of Grammar scnoo NO
81, have organized an Amateur Technical Union" OF
son, president Winred G. Rhoades. vice president ana
Johu B CartVrs sht. secretary The object or the cuo
to make simpl- mechanical apparatus TO Illustrate IN
struciive experiments in philosophy mechanical draw
ing and map drawing in water color, etc. Inc union
will have the Chdrens Industrial Exhibition begin
ming on Wednesday several specimens or tho manu-.
work of its members, planned and executed Dy tn" at
their homes, from the SUGGESTIONS
Of their instructor, j. Abdon Donegan
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
COLONEL MEREDITTS BODY oREMATED

The BODY of Colonel Joseph II. Meredith was in-
Fresh Pond Crcmatory Yesterday The collin
draped In an flag and covered with n0weIA was
borne into the auditorium b. members OF farfasut Post
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
MA ZINE INTELLIGENO
MINIATURE ALiN.N

MINIATURE ALdlEN-
526 sets % Moon SIG, Moons d. 20
SArER rJDN
A. M-Sandy HOOK. 6i9 Gor. islsn 7:D2 len Ga,s SAS
PM-,apdy Hook, 7lO GOV. Island 7:30 He'll iIa 9l9
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
Solid Silver.

THE GoRHAM COMPANY, Silver.
smiths, have an unusually large stock
of Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,
put up in fine Cabinet Chests, suita-
bic for wedding and anniversary gifts.
The assortment comprises sets of
forty-eight pieces and upward. They
have all of their staple patterns
cased in this way, besides several
cases Of Special or Handwrought pat
terms made exclusively for their
New-York trade, and not to bo
found elsewhere.
BROADWAY AND 19TH.sT.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

Grand Army Republic and placed In the rcoIt aoo
There were present besides The deaa A sc,stv
and other relatives tiyes OF the
which Mr. Meredith belonged and delegates from mo"'
gomery Masonic Lodge.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
HAGE TO A PILOTBOAT

Pilot-b Charlotte Webb was tOwed up TO
the CITY yesedsy by the tug CycOps In damaged con-
lion having lost her foremast ana maintopmssI ehe
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

You can always have hearty. robust health II
vour family at little cost by usng Parkers l0nc' ,
The popuar hslr preparation is Parkers Har bSs"m
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
TO AMEND THE HALEHOLIDAF BILL.
FRIENDS OF THE MEASURE TO CONFER WITH
sPEAKER Hustled IN REGARD TO 1T.

FRIENDS OF THE MEASURE TO CONFER WITH
SPEAKER Hustled IN REGARD TO 1T.
The Saturday Half lf-holiday bill, introduced
by Speaker Hustled has been discussed good deal py
the members OF the Saturday Haholday Coinmitt,ee.
The bill s entitled: An act to designate the nous
to be observed In the accep and payment OF pins VI
exchange. bank checks and promissory notes anu
ing to the closing Of public Offices Aiter ueelaihs
that half of every Saturday from noon untll mdnigh
shall for all purposes whatsoever as regards the
ing pay of commercial paper be cOnsi'ereo
public holiday 1t reads In substance as follows;
bills checks and otherwise presetable for accent
In the of tho Saturday nal noiuiL
shall be pr, seabe before o. That day Inc nan
snail be considered the FIRST DAY OF ne
week and the hsh0iday for all purposes a. c.s 'o
transaction OF in the public offices OF THIS Stae Ut S
counties
The committee have had the bill examined carefully
Ivy several prominent legal authorities. some OF whom
suggested few amendments 10 it, These suggcsiohs
have been accepted In some instances by the con mlee
and new bill IL being drafted which will contain tnen
AS this is finished subcommittee VIII 20 70
Albany with with Mr. Hustled In regard 20 the
matter IT is thought that the bin amended VIII pass
the Legislature. Many prominent bankers OF tne ely
who have examined the express themselves as
highly pleased with and no. that ii will become LAY"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

Liquid Bread Is the tonic par excellence Oi do'
dvsnen.ia ailments of respiratory organs wasting fn,
nervous maladies. &c. &c. GIVE II t'ai' ioui sio0
drngplst keeps II
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
Announcements

RIKERs COMPOUND SARsAPARILLA
VIII he found to better satisfaction than Ayers vi
,r T,is thew cuaranree or agree refund the money
Above all contains MERCURY OR POTASH ft'rA As9
hot les contain IL oaBcns 70 cents . pot.rs "
sole only by KIKER& & son. 563 6thayer corner Z-d's
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

DR.. Pierce's "FavOrite Prescription per-
,octJv and permanenty those diseases pecuar "a 20
females Itis touc ami nervne en,ctag, g, ,he stomach
nd heart through re The oackache anu n
ging sensations all disappear @ um oI s,s sue
eaec Is OF this great restorative. by drusSis's'
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

ALBERT LEWIS, ". D.. Z Beach,si;, ssyc;.,4; =; T.
DISEASES oF THE NEn'VS i and 2 10 Sp IN
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LiSlc thread hose, black and colo-s, just re-
ceivcd at Haddon's. 5-l9
The latest designs for summer dresses can
now be seen at Haddon's. 5-l9
Silk net ladies wells at VIM. i. Bells. 4-2l.
25 dozen misses hose at 10 cents per pair III
Iaddon's. 5-l9
a beautiful line of parasols Mt F.: A. Tenn
plcton 4 Cos ut New York cost. OIL.
Neck wear and shirt buttons at New York
Cost at f.. A. Tcmplcton Cos. OIL
Rosary bead trimming for black and color
cd dresses, something new, at lladdonS. IN
Don't be induced to send off to New York
or other large towns for your millinery, when
Won can save from Is to % per cent. By pnr.
cchasino from Uaddon. i-21
Russian plush, for window curtains and
lambrequins, fringe to match, at Haddons.i-2l
Corsets corsets, If you wish comfort and
durability, try our one dollar corset, at Had.
dons 4-2l
Black all over lace, for yoke and sleeves at
Haddons. 4-2l
A choice line lisle thread, silk and berlin
cloves. at Haddons. 4.2l
Ladies' and Misses silk mitts, at Haddons.f-I
Pearl buttons, n necessity in making up
10 and l5c per dozen. Our pearl buttons, 6
dozen for 25c. q real bargain, at Iaudons. a-2l
The best kid glove for Sl.OO, tan, beige, brown
and black, are to be found at lIaddons. i-2l
Ladies and Misses hose, in light tans, beige,
pink, blue, drab and black, at Haddons. 4-2l
Curtain lsccs, Nottingham and scrim, in
boomt;f,ii nattcrns nj Uaddons 4-2I
A choice line white India lawns at o.. and
lOc. Just think of it, yards white lawn for
&c at HndIonS, 4.2l
Figured India Linens, something new, beau
tiful and substantial, at Haddons. 4-2l
Another lot of those broad plaid india liJi-
ems, latest out for white dresses. at Haddons.
+2l
nor ward, Mt Haddons. 42l
Fans fans To suit everybody, at Had
dons. 4-2i
A beautiful dress can be made OF Tricot,
with the new novelty trimming. Large and
ot Hnddons. 4-2l
Albatross and nuns yelling make n light and
handsome dress. We have thcm III cream,
white, tan, beige, light blue, lilac and Nile
green. The entire line at prices TO suit the
times, at IIaddons. al
Ladies' and childrcn's parasols in beautiful
colors, at VIM. L. Bell. 4-'
Curtain lace at all prices. VIM. E. Boil. 4-2l
White satin and feather fans; something
new in style. VIM. Il. Bell. Al
The White machine is the best in use. Call
and get one at WIN. +. Bell. j. l.. Simpson.
Don't fail to examine the White machine on
opening day at VIM. +. Bell. j. H. Simpson
Novelty braid for lace, in an styles. VIM
E. Bell. Al
You should see Miss Sarah Brady's trim
ming before you buy your hat. VIM. +. Bell.
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JOHN ALEXANDER,
CONGAREE
Iron WORKS,
Columbia. S. @.
Agnt for
HA-PM ANS
PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR

u,HEsE WORKS WERE ESTABLISHED In
1 1871 by Mcssrs. Geo. Sinclair and James An
dprson and purchased by me in the year 1856 and
from that time till carried on successfully by
myself. My friends and customers will bear witness
of the large and stupendous Jobs executed by me- 1t
was ut my works where the LARGEST and almost only
Job Of Its class ever executed in this city WINS done
viz: the making of the pipes for the City Water
Works in the year 1898. In the branch Of BELL
FOUNDING, can say that have made the largest
bells ever cast in the State such as the bell for the
City Hall In Columbia
WORK COLUMNS Tor Store fronts, is large and
various and in RAILINGS for Balconies, Gardens,
and Cemeteries have the largest variety and most
modern patterns; many of these are patented and
have purchased the right for this state.
In the machine line can furnish my patrons with
description. My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have
carried off the prize every State Fair held in this
city, and in their construction have taken pains tn
combine simplicity with the most nseful modern i'm.
provcmcnts, and may fatter my self that my C1RCU
LAR SAW MILLS find favor with every sawyer who
understands his business.
The many orders am steadily receiving for SU'
GAR CANE MILLS prove that the pnblic appreciate
the mills of my make, and 81 It is with my GEAR.
ING nr HORSE POWERS. GIN WHEELS, GR1ST
MILLS and other MACHINERY.
have the manufacturing right Of many PATENTS
PRESS and three or four different FEED CUTTRs
and other implements
will be pleased to send my circulars to any appli
can't together with price list estimate. ny prices
are moderate, and assure the public that they are
lower than those Of Northern manufactures, and that
er maker. Address
John Alexander,
ro~o.r,p Tpo>y wopEc ro1u,nbIo G n
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TWIN SPRING, $500; 140 Spring, $3.50;
IS springs, Sf.75 J. ID. CHALMERS & co.
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Chew "Sulivans Free and Easy" tobacco Mt
r. e. Perrin. II
The finest cigars and tobacco at L. G. Per-
rim. Az
Summer silks and French sattecns, at Had.
.ions I.2l
70 DOZEN Ladies and Misses collars and cuff
white aud colored. Collars, &c. up, at Had
I0us. i-2l
COlorcd lawns ard Crinllle ScCrsucker cali
Goes will be used for cheap wash dresses.
WHILE. Bell. 3-3l
will sell my stock of parasols and fans 10
per cent. less than mark price during Court
week. w. L. Bell. 6-2
Lace flouncing for fronts of dresses in white
cream and tan, with narrow laces to match.
WIN. T.. Bell.
Towels, towels, beautiful linen towels for
25cts. w. +. Bell GO
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IN OUR NEW QUARTERS !!
]. D. CHALMERS & CO.'S
I'IRIIIURD S'IORD
Now in Center Store of New
Hotel, Convenient and
Easy of Access.

" and our prices at oil times as low as the
lowest. Call and see us. Respectfully,
J. ID. CHALMERS & co.
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WE have in stock few Bed and Single
w Lounges, something every family should
have J. u. CHALMERS & co.
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lust to had this week, q pretty lot of Oil
u Cloth Window Shades In "DADO' styles.
J. D. CHALMERS & co.
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ClRRIIGD SHOP.
GREENWOOD. S.. C.

| HE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to
do all kinds of repairing with ncatness ami
dispatch. New work made to order on short
notice.
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Undertaking.

T NOW offer to the public one Of the largest
/ and most varied stocks Of BURIAL goods
in Upper Carolina. With an experience of
over ten years have and will carry constant
ly on hand carefully selected stock OF from
fifty to one hundred BURIAL CASES and
CASKETS, consisting of METALLlC, Wall
NUT, IMITATION ROSEWOOD and cheaper
grade Collins. IIEARSE furnished on appli-
cation.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
cOJrNTY or ARDF,VIILE.

COUNTY OF ABBENlLLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A. ]. Salinas & Son, against Jesse c. Ellis
Foreclosure
RY virtue Of an order Of sale made In the
ID above stated case. l will offer for sale at
public outcry at Ahbeville {. H., S. C., on
Saleday in September, 1856, within the legal
hours Of sale, the following described proper
ty, situate in said State and County, TO wit d:
One Brick Store with the lot on
which the Store is Built,
being the North half of the Phoenix Building
in the Town of Hodges, bounded by store 3'
Robertson, Taylor & Co., by lands OF q. NJ.
Hodges, by the public square and the Able,
willie road. Also one lot in the Town OF
Hodges, with building thereon, said lot COLI
tanning
One Acre,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc third cash, balance
In twelve months with Interest, secured BY
bond Of the purchaser and a mortgage Of the
premises. Purchaser TO day the Master Tor
pa pprs and recording. ]. c.. KLUGH,
August 10, 1856. it Master.
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HANDSOME WALNUT SIDEBOARDS at
II $40 to $40. Walnut Bureaus, Sl2 10 SIS.
Imitation Walnut Bureaus, pretty styles, ut
prices from Sc to Sl2
J, D. CHALMERS & co.
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CPLENDID SOFAS, at the lowest prices
y Just what Is needed for the warm season.
J. ID. CHALMERS & co.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Francis \. Connor against Henry II. Owens
Foreclosure.
ny virtue of an order Of sale made in the
81 above stated case, will offer for sale ut
public outcry at Abbeville G.. H.. $. G., on Sale
day in September. 1856, within tho legal hours
Of sale, the following described property, sit.
uate ii, said State and county, to wit: All
that HOUSE AND LOT now owned and oc-
cupied by the said Henry II. Owens, contain
Ing
- Acres,
more or less, in the village of Cokcsbury,
bounded by lands of the lot OF \. NJ. l.. church,
Alex. Shaw and Joel Townsend.
Also, that tract or parcel of land III Cokes'
bury containing
Ninety Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs. NJ.
C.. Gary, Alex. Ellis Joel Townsend and 9TH
erS.
TERMS OF SALE-Casii. Purchaser to pay
the Master for papers.
August 10, 1856, It
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PICTURE FRAMES, all sizes and styles,
made to order. A large assortment of de-
signs to order from.
j. D. CHALMERS & co.
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CPRING BEDS. The Woven Wire Mattress
y at 500 and 5000 each, will last life time.
J. d. CHALMERS & co.
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II Brackets, Picture Frames, all useful and
necessary to make yonr homes attractive.
j. u, CHALMERS & co.