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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-10-03
1alarles to Trial Justices.

II our Legislators would do the public a
great service they might make Trial Justices
and their Constables, salaried officers. The
system which makes the pay Of any Judge
contingent upon his own judgment IN any
particular case Is wrong in principle and sub
versive to public morals--the rights of the cit
ixen and the public welfare may be subordi-
mated to the fees and perquisites Of the officer
whose judgment should be without bias.
II the system Of paying salaries to the Trial
Justices and their Constables was adopted, 1t
Ia to be presumed that fewer trifitng cases
would reach the higher Court. The trial OF
very trifling case often involves great cost III
money and much time OF the Court, to say
nothing of the personal or individual incon'
venience in coming to Court 1t is In such In
stances that the great saving would be erect
ed by paying salaries to Trial Justices.
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LowNDEsy1LLE, S. c., Oct.

lIOW
Another week of very fine weather.
The mldday's warm sun is making cotton
The planters are somewhat slow In having I'M,
II baled, suppose, as not mucn mas as Se'
been put upon this market.
There was some frost hereabouts in places,
yesterday and the day before.
There was Sunday school IN each OF our
churches on Yesterday; keV; i;st D. nhrrch IN IN
cupied the pulpit In the Methoolst churcn III
the forenoon and at night j.,
Mrs. J. @. Donpald and children went 70
Hartwell on last Wednesday to spend some
time. - c.s,,, Gov
Charleston to attend school,
The candidates have been quite numerous
around here during the past week:
Miss Leila Grogan, of Georgia, ATTENDED, ser
vices In the Methodist church on yesterday:
House last Friday night. ,o,,o
Messrs. Barnes and Tenants livery stable
Is now being rapidly built. m
The walls OF the brick stores or Messrs. l.
Baker & Son will soon be finished.
Mr.. J. NJ. Latimer went TO Augusta on Dusi'
ness last Wednesday, and returned Friday;
Judge j. B. Leroy and wife went to MI. Car
mel on last Friday to attena Joiisyv RSiroad
has been mended and our people are again
able to get supplies.
There lis O Debating Society in the Nation
which holds a meeting every Friday niGnt;
church here is appointed TO commence next
Wednesday night two weeks
Miss Hattie Black is now visiting at Dr. a.
p Moseley's to remain for several days.
This scribe visited Mccormick on last
Her citizens are yS Raysa RrogaTesS o
has many pretty residences, and is destined
ere long to be great business centre M VII
long and gratefully remember the many Kind
nesses shown me while there.
'Tis said that gentlemen not great ways
from here, has some peach brandy which is
forty eight years old. ,,,, ,o,, -.
Mr.. Andrew Edwards and MISS E;la Bell, oi
Abbevlle, were in town on yesterday:
The day is not far distant, when Websters
Unabridged Dictionary will have to be reVls'
ed, or some Of us will not be able 10 keep
upr on words and their significance: 4 few
days ago we heard of the contents OF black
bottle being called "cheese and crackers,
and we thought. what 6 name for II.
II had few more dots ia H2emory,s store
house, might make this weeks c9nlIrinn,1lon l
a little longer IhocHI'
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NEWS FROM NINETY-sIX.
Changes en- the Checkercd Board OF
Life and Business Enterprises.
NINETY-STX, s. C., Oct. 2, ms.

NINETY-STX s. c., Oct 2, 1898.
Last Saturday was another big day for Nine.
ty-SiN. The cotton receipts were large ana an
immense amount OF business was done. Our
merchants are determined to sell as low as
possible and our cotton buyers, Messrs. Dover
and Glazener, give the top, for the staple: D.,
MIR. Perrin Anderson left yesterday for bal
timOrc to attend medical lectures.
Pinson Brothers, near Nlnety-S.X, arc up
with the times. Recent purchases of improv,
ed machinery and additions to their mill
house and ginning arrangcmcnt place Inclil m
in position to accommodate all who Call on
them. r,..,.
Mr. Manner l.. Rice left yesterday for South
Carolina University.
tatoes and tomatoes. Other vegetation seems
not to have suffered. ,,-.
Mr.. Ernest Pinson, son Of Mr.. J: S. Pinson
has gone to Louisville, KY, TO attend Medl-
and we predict prosperous future for him:
Mr.. J. Il. Dover, S farnil y Will arrive IN Il le"
days and spend the winter Mt Hotel de Turner
Miss Tucker, Of Florida, who mas been vislt-
ing her cousin. Mrs. II. J. Kinard, has LETT for
Miss Lila Prince, of Williamson, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. l.. NJ. Fouche.
Mr.. 7. G. Lipscomb has opened q family gro
Gerry on Cambridge street
Mr.. r. e. Turner's son Wyatt, who was sup
posed to have been poisoned, has recovered
It was certainly strange case.
Mr.. j. S. Wilson of this place mas nccepIeu q
=
Greenwood, S. G. We commend Mr.. wilson
to the Greenwood people. His many irlenos
here regret TO give him up.
DR.. Blake addressed the Union SUNDAY
schools of this place at Baptist church lasl
Sunday. His lecture was full OF goou auVlcs
and Information and thoroughly understoou
and appreciated by all who heard IT. - =,
The first train ran over the washout on =. q
q. r. r. or last Saturday. II Is quite rclresIi'
| ing indeed TO see regular trains once more.
Mr.. w. j. Moore attorney at law ana triai Ea
justice Of Cokesbury, was here recently VlsiI'
| ing his brother, Col. ]. A. Moore. ,..
| Col. Utsey, of st. Georges, was mere las'
week for few days. ,,,
We earnestly hope that every Votcr VIII
| turn out on next Saturday. Rememner tn.t'
| our neighbcr, Mr.. Thomas l.. Moore, Is can.
didate for Clerk of the Court, and let US gi'e
| him solid endorsement. r,
Dr. Connor, OF Cox esbury, and Mr. Jesse II
| lis, of Hodges, were in town last week IN the
Interest of q friend who is candidate.
Mr. NJ. O. McCaslan has raised on upland
nnmpkin 36x44 inches. Who can beat IL?
Mr. A. Rosenberg. of Greenwood, Will open
n branch store here soon with Mr.. &. Z. koo-
erts as manager Mr.. Roberts has experience
and is popular, and MIR. Rosenberg was fortu-
nate in securing his services.
Mr., w L. Anderson, Jr. started out yesteTc-
day morning with fine new engine anu 9o-
saw gin. His machinery Is first class ana ne
will give satisfastion.
Mr. H. J. Kinard's furniture Is beautiiul.
You ought to call and see It, Hoadvertises IN
tne fTeSS a"0 0""''' 'N' EAST END.
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Wednesday, October 3, 1888
An Attractive Issue.

This weeks Press and Banner is unusually
large, and we hope that it will corresponding
~ increase,in interest to the reader Twelve
pages OF closely printed matter is more than
we often give, and we think no issue of the
paper has had more good articles in it.
We have an excellent original love story,
which was written by beautiful young lady
OF Abbeville county;
The essay Of Hon. w. X. Blake will attract
universal attention;
The article exposing the 'simplicity'' OF the
Texas Farmers Alliance will no doubt prove
q most readable document for all who have
weakness for running off after strange gods
The essay OF Mr.. Ed. A. Merriman will, like
Mr.. Blake's essay, be read by everybody. EFs
Besides these long and able articles, we give
more than our usual variety Of local cores
pondence, miscellaneous matter, and local
items.
One Of the most important features OF the
paper is the advertisements which appear
this week. Turn to the advertising columns
and take heed.
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Asa tree begins to die at the extremities, SO
does a man contract disease and death by the
exposure OF his hands and feet. A simpleton
Will pay forty dollars for coat to cover MS
back, and will begrudge himself an extra pair
OF shoes to put on his feet IN wet weather.
The man who has but one pair Of shoes, while
boasting the 9l two coats 9asn
wet pair of shoes is like putting poultice to
the feet, and he who does so foolish a thing
Gives a standing invitation to disease and
death-and the invitation, sooner or later;
will be sure to be accepted. 1t has been a,a saia
that cold feet have put more men IN thelr
Fought, and yet otherwise sensible men and
women 60 about from day to day with wet
and cold feet. They put on their shoes IN the
morning with o shudder. Cold feet bring on
the worst forms Of disease. and he who does
not keep several pairs Of shoes Is not wise.
After the first outlay, the cost is no more 70
keep half dozen pairs, than Is incurred py
keeping OF single pair and b. VINO is @ aoie aip 10
wear one pair, should always nave dry pair
In reserve.
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Go TO "smith'ss for O. nice dress suit.

Go to "Smith's' for nice dress suit.
Go to "Smith's" for a bargain in overcoats.
Go to "Smith's" for a good pair of pants,
either for dress or business.
Go to Smiths for boys clothing.
flames Means 81 shoes are equal In style and
durability TO any hand-sewed shoes on the
market- We are sole agents for these excel
lent shoes W. joel SHltn q son.
James Means SS shoes beats them all for the
M9Sney. omltn q son.
Mothers, save the knees Of your children's
stockings by using "kpes caps" to be found
only at Smith u sons.
Jersey knee caps" gre great saving to
chIldren's stockings. Try them. Smith T. Son
We have all excellent line of samples, and
give special attention to our ORDER De
PARTMENT OF clothing. II you can't get
6uited in q select stock of custom made cloth
alg. we will take your measure, and mt you
Mp ip a tailor-made suit on short notice.
SmdA & Son.
60 10 Smiths for genteel cheap business
suit
James Means 81 boys shoes will wear your
boys longer than any ordinary make. Try a
We are sole agents for the celebrated Geor-
.gia-made "Finger'' shoe. ThcS are guaran-
teed all solid home-tanned leather, and are of
very superior quality. Smith & Son
We carry q very large stock OF boots and
Shoes in all kinds, styles and prices. from a
no. 2tpfant's shoe to q No. Is mems Shoe
Ladies, gents, children's, boys, infants, and
all otherxipds. are specialties with US. W..
Joel Smlth e. Son.
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Sale Day at Abbeville.

But little property changed hands OF Able
VILE at public outcry on Sale Day. Although
sood business, and everybody seemed in q
good humor with himself and the rest OF
mankind. Nearly all the candidates were
shaking hands with their constituents, and
their constituents seemed to manifest some
interest In knowing what was thought OF the
chances OF fhe different candidates. The pol
iticiana consulted voters from the different
actions and have figured the. tables down
pretty fne. 1t remains to be seen how
naariy they are correct Next Saturday will
Tell the tale.
towards evening 1t was evident that the
bar-rOoms had done thrifty business. IL
seems 70 MS that more than the usual number
Of men had Invested in that beverage which
makes some OF us forget that we are poor, and
which makes others feel that they are rich.
We heard OF 10 disturbances or arrests.
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In Violation OF the Postal Law.

THIS is the season when some OF the Jour-
naIistic brethren seem to be ignorant Of the
postal regulations in reference TO the distribu-
ton OF circulars and advertising sheets in
their newspapers. The putting Of the word
'.extra" on an advertising hand bill does not
bring that hand bill within the meaning OF
the law. As matter Of curiosity 1t might be
we'll for some Of the brethren to investigate
the matter and inform themselves on the pos
tai law, as applied to newspapers.
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LnckSou not Yet Safe.

JACKSON, Miss, September S0.-An ofIicial
bulletin of the State board of health will be
issued tomorrow declaring belief in the con-
tinued existence of yellow fever here ana
warning refugees not to return until procla-
nation from tho same source, to be made
hereafter when the danger may be considered
past. This measure was taken Oh account OF
the return of number of people whose cour-
age had revived. For ten days no mail mat
tef las been permitted to leave Jackson, so
mono OF ahe anxious inquiries received have
been answered. c;:ccnt by telegraph.
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The Cumberland Gap Railroad.
Eusleu Messen0es.

Col James G. Gibbes, chief engineer of the
Carolina. Cumberland Gap and Chicago rail-
the surveying progressing finely. He said
they would Teach Chimney Top mountain
Monday or Tuesday evening last, and thought
easier and with better grade than on this
side. The present grade Is 81 feet to the mile,
and some places level even IN the mountains.
He said he had no fears as 70 the completion
ese road, as he had been informed that the
seo1epany had made contract with En Eng
fisG Syndicate to construct the entire route.
He thought that as soon as the New York
sanpanY finished the line to Edgefeld, the
Engsisil Construction Company would take
hold and continue the work.
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work OF the County Commissioners.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

October 2, 1888.
The Board met to-day at the call Of the
chairman. Present, Capt. g. NJ. Mattlson,
chairman; ]. w. Lites and w. D. Manu. com
missioners. .
Sundry claims presented and approved,
William Simpson presented petition from
sundry citizens praying that he be received as
an inmate into the poor house. Petition
granted. ,.,uo,.
A petition was presented from the citizens
ing OF public road from the Greenwood and
Ninety.Six road, near Lebanon Methedlst
church, to connect with the Cambridge road
betwean Henley's creek and NJ. A. FelloWs.
On motion ordered to be advertised.
The special commissioners appointed to
open q public road from the AbbeVllle ana
Eovndesville road at q point near the two
mile rock TO the Jordan place made their re,
port. The said road had been opened, worked
and open 10 the public.
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Ir would be good thing for your neighbor
If YOU would induce him to subscribe for q
meWspapcr No head of q family is SO poor
tha, he can properly excuse himself for deny
ing his family the pleasures and benefits of q
newspaper. 4 little less whskey and q little
more newspapers. would be well.
THE ginncrs arc now buying cotton seed.
TIE town Is wo!l supplied with cabbage.
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We are keeping first class line of Cassi-
sners for gents pants and suits, also the
anest line Of Innings soF suits and pants, ever
Gent In Abbeyille. p. Rosenberg.
, TIE valuable real estate Of James Dcvlin,
,Ieaessed. will be sold next Sale l2y. The
ien,ls are we'll known for their fertility. and
the improvements on the place are goo&.
EVERY thing com bines to make this q deslra-
bic proparsy, and purchasers should look
after IL.
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One Tract Containing I42 Acres,
One Tract Containing I76 Acres,
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all creditors Of
IN the estate of WESLEY A. BLACK. that
they are required to flo their claims property
probated, with the undersigned within the
time required by law, or they may be barred.
And all persons indebted to the said estate
must mako payment promptly or suit vi 30
brought on all such claims.
JAMES N. BLACK,
GEQIiGE II. BLACK,
Oct |, 1888, I'm EXECUTORS.
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BIRTHS.

- Near Donalds, Sept, 50, 1888, to Mrs. James
Smith, o son,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-11-10

Tho parisian. have Just been treated 10
:.it spectacle .! tho restoration Of a whole
quarter Of the old Paris o! century
ago-,bo quarter out II which tho rcvolu
ton and tho new ideas which govern
modern Franco Hprang. tho quarter of the
Faubourg st Antoine md that sombcr
fortress and last stronghold Of French alb
solutc monarchy--the Bas;ilo. This Is
par; OF m elaborate scEss OF rcconstruc
tlons which will bc one of tho fcaiurcs Of
the great exhibition OF 1850: u being pro
POSED to cunHiruc. on both sidcs o! tho
Seine. from q point nearly opposite the
Palais DO llndustric. md extending all the
way down to tho Champs do Mars aud the
Trocadero. scctioro OF old Paris 60 well "a
specimens OF the architecture. palatial
and private. OF dificrcn, nations, The
main entrance TO tho exhibition !, cx
pcctcd TO 10 on tho Chsnipa Elyscos
through tho great doors OF tho pGlsls de
ilnduBtrie-a joyful announcement 10 the
foreigners with memories OF previous oS
hibition, waiting for Gaia aud horse cars
The pr,eent exhibition o: tho Bastiic and
tho Faubourg 81. Antoine was Doubtless
suggested by tho success which attended
the great London exhibition nj kcnsing
ton during the two exhibitions Of las,
year and the previous yosr.--Now York
Evening Post.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-11-10

Nothing can u morn beautiful and In.
;rrvs;in. than studies of tho annual
blooming. building. growth AMI rip-ains
o! coffee. md Is gathering aud pTviara
tioa for tho market The leaves. which
nrs o-a'r In form. arc nboa; four inches
long They &C; opposite each o;hcr In
pairs and arc dark green In o,lo.. SINH
lar In texture TO tho tusuluirr leaf. they
have tho wa-cn surfacs Of tho Indian
laurel. Tho foliage Ia perennial Shoot
In. OF; fruui the tlaCs IL these pairs Of
leaves. after tho manner Of OF. cherry
blooms. ETc fecn tho co!f,c blossoms. III
most precisely like d!fuingiiyo ,ulrErsc.
In clusters OF three to riS. snow white.
aud with an inicscsibably delicate. sub,.s
and delicious o!or For two months In
spring tin, egTco plantation Ia rimply
ono vast plain OF white. a region Of iuios
ieating olor. wish ;hc h.ao sky half .hu.
from sight by myr.ada Of honey seeking
but,crsiirs. hutsrllug birds Hsi brilliant
winged sonl-atcrs. biittcfiny md cirrling
In apparent ccsiasy Of rcvclfy md delight
For nearly six months now blossoms come
as the old ones disappear blossom and
ripcnlng borric7 nrr continuous IA tie
brccsca snow tho dying blossoms upon the
ground tiny green buttons 'ase their
place Thcy change 20 n palc pink. then
10 bright cherry. anall, to a reddish
purple Then they gre riIr and ready 'pi
gathering Edgar |. waiscEsns Cabs
l.atter
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-11-10

Tho Americans sr- sccus1l OF rrufa
sion 81 epliho.s. Of rn III expressed AppEv-
tz;ina No Quo should .ay Of = picture
that II Ia "psricciiy sweet Sweetness
ta spite Of Matthew Arnold) Il q word
san lea, should ". say Of anything NO
II iovo frashes.- Il iovo grnpes:- ell
these arc schoolgirl mistakes. 40 love our
friends AID our country. Low IL an
emotion Of tho heart. and no, tickling
o! H.. palate. wo may Ike and prvfrf
melons. bg, mo 10 not iovo thr;a. All
tho rsnsss have their appropriate Ian
guEge. sons OF them o=a 10 equally CT
prvssei ~ tho sauip uor,is ThrrS Aro
minor c.rsaneics also TO b Observed tn
the wo.,.s ";skc" md eat wo do not
s.y now Il tAto tea with Mrs. Mont.
susass,. bs, Il d'iak tea pSau Ds,ua'
mel on1- rcbaird . lady tot saying.
Take dish Of tea lilo saiis MADAM.
. vulgar man can saks liberties. bot .
gentleman drtnks tea
The English. however. who az very
r., s.;.e u !! .s ssa tE! !H s;
They SAY. uea . person Is ''horrid. nasty
i!iiio ici. sai lyon stupid old darling
IL a familiar term Of en!sasmcni They
uss many terms which, ~o need not adopt,
I'll. u,r Of tho word ''rsn'y- a. tori. Of
~nipaEtns=, and praise IL vtry false
fashion Who, our English friends use
tho won! nasty c, describing their own
climate We can quite sgrcc with them.
bu, whc. they pcryrr. u they ouirr~o
aecsney.-Mr, II & ". Sherwood.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-11-10

WHEREAS. Ky virtue of mn execution
issued out % the Police Mag. strate q
Court of the City OF Gionwood Sprina &.
Garlield county, Colorado. IN u suit;
whetoin Tue People are plaintiffs aud
Dunk Blair is defendant. am COM
mandrh To sell the following described
property. t0-wit: Five t5l cons aud
calves. more or less. branded ~ in or
der To- make tie sum rf >ii.tu siAis being
the amount or Judgment recovered h.
sgid plaintiff ggHiust said defendant in
said suit aud the further sum of S20O
costs of suit and acciuing costs.
Now. therefore. on Tuesday. Novem.
b ! II, y. u. lsSs. at tile hour of |
O'Clock y. IN. OF said day. ut Frank Nor
gan ranch near the head of Pice-ance
creek. IN county and State aforesaid. !
will. In order 10 satisfy said judgment
aud COSTS sell To the highest aud best
bidder FOR cnsli all the right. title and
interest of the above named defendant
in and to the above described property.
JAMES G. KhNpALL.
Sheriff of Garfield County.
BY JAMES u. FRASER.
Constable and Deputy Sheriff.
First pub NV 5--lust Nrv iO.l
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-11-10

"Why, ncighbor. what is the natter
You look used up
20, have ,he wors, bolt ever had
In my lIfe.n
"weii, you shouldn't find fault with
that. Why, it's worth i've dollars To
You"
lyon can say IN you please ab0u,
that. mould rather take tls I've dol
lars and you may have ths boil"
Many have felt the force OF the ias,
remark. Ii.is an evidence that tie sys-
tenn is not sn II healthy condition.
While suppnra,ion i but forcing ven,
fof an accumulation of unhealthy ant!
rejected tissue material, IT. discharge Is
no evidence that the system will not
make any more. but do tha; which will
render the who.c system Ia unhealthy
condition. To know how this can best
b. done. send for the Brochure, book
OF two hundred pages, Published by
Dn. Starky and 'aian, id-J Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa, and II viii be sen. 10
YOU free.
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smcnsyrs .A,.H.

WHEREAS. III ymt,c If M alias exc.
ccuilun issued gut oi the County Court
81 Garfield county. In ~ sui, wherein
John l.. Eiiri VIA plaintiff and Dunk
iilH!r was defendant. l am commanded
to sell tile following d.srfit,ri property.
,o.wit: Twenty i've t:ii cows a..i
calves. mofr os iras. branded r.: tn ct
der la make tile ut, Of s'd.oi s-<i being
the Hinnuut oi u Judgment recovered rs
said plaintiff ngrrst said defendant In
said suiil aud thu further sum ~ Ssl ~
costs ui suit aud icrI.iing costs
Now. therefore, on Tuesday. Soycm.
hcT ~. \. ID. ISL, nj tie huur Of I
o'clock y. NJ. OF .,,i day. at frank Nor.
ran's r,uch near 'hc head ot riur.nncc
creek, In county AMI state aforesaid. /
viii. In order 10 ss,isfy said Judgment
and ous,s. sell To- The higiirst and hest
bidder for cash ~ The right. title aud
irt-rtst " the ntovs NAMED defendant
III .I;id ~ tie abotc described property
JAMES &. krSpNLL.
shriiN II Garfield County.
rs JAIEs -. FgAs.T. Deputy.
Fiat pub Nov J-last Nov 10.
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sIii:seIp.'.S .si.I:.


WuERRAs. by virtue Of ap execution
issued out of THE District Court of
Aupghor county. Colorado. IN n suit
wherein Fritz Thics WA plaintil and
Little * Blair we're defendants. am
commanded TO feil tire following de.
scubai property. ,o-wit: Ti!riy l30l
cows aud calves. more or icss: and
forty tiOl one AMI two year old s,eefs
and heifrts. more or less. all
branded ~ In order To make the sum of
sJiLGl. ~ being tho amount of u
Judgment recovered by saii plaintiff
against said defendants In said suit ard
the further sum OF SIi.i5 costs nj suit.
and nccriing costs.
Now. therefore. on Tuesday. Noycm.
her ~. a. ID. 1854. ut the hour Of I
o clock y. m. Of said day. &c Frank Nor
gau's ranch near the bead Of pice ancc
creek. IN Garfield county. Colorado. I
viii. IN order TO satisfy said judgment
and costs, SCI to the highest and beat
bidder for cash all the right. title and
interest of the above named defendants
in and TO the above lcscrib Il property.
JAMES g. KENDALL,
Sheriff of Garfield County.
By JAMES ID. FRASER. Deputy.
list pub Nov 5-last Nov 10.