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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-12-11
D,oTER.


DOVER, Dec. AT the regular meeting
of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
last night, the following officers were
elected Master Workman, Joseph 7.
Hoflecler Foreman, Dr. l.. u. Chapman;
Overseer, Clayton w Fisher Guido, I. j.
Stevenson; Recording Secretary, James II.
Carroll; Treasurer Charles {. Prettyman;
Receiver, j. Frank Allie Inside Watch
man, Arthur Harris; Outside Watchman,
Samuel Tucker; Trustee, Thomas +. Cook;
Representatives. to Grand Lodge, DIR, Edward
Lewis; Medical Examiners, Drs, u. $. An
derson l.. d. Chapman and w. II. Davis.
Charles NJ. Justice and family, who have
moved to Wilmington, Monday, where
they will make their future home.
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tered over the floor. There was blood on
the garment, and it was hurriedly washed
in basin nearby. The blood did not
come out completely, and il was tucked
under the body to give Il the appearance Of
having been bedraggled by the victim roll
ing over 1t.
aAfter this the keen little butcher knife
was washed clean and taken back TO the
store, and the cheese-knife brought up.
stairs and placed in the largest pool of
blood beside the body. The upper side Of
the blade was smeared over by a bloody
hand, as can be plainly seen by the
microscope. After that the murder was
discovered and the alarm was given.
There is case strong enough to hang any
person.
DIR. Jeffries, who was also present at the
midnight autopsy, said: AT first, ! was
inclined to the theory of suicide ndhoped
that the facts would prove it such. am
firmly convinced now that it was murder,
and the evidence all points to the guilt of
persons closely connected with the dead
girl The wounds were never self-intlicted,
and am now thoroughly convinced that
DIR. Forwoods theory is the only correct
one"
Coroner Bullock has deferred placing the
suspected persons behind the bars out of
regard for the condition Of Mrs. Walther,
who is nearly crazed with grief There
will be no hope for it, however, as soon as
the jury renders verdict.
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Eight Hundred 5000 Acres,
Valuable Land for Sale.

BY VIRTUE of a power Of sale, con-
ferred by mortgage deed executed on
tho 2sth November, 1884, by the heirs Of
Williams Truwit, deceased, to Guiltford
Csde, and also by further power of sale
executed by the same heirs to w. A. Lee
as attorney, notifying and comforting the
aforesaid pawer of sale, will sell lat pub
lie outcry OH SALEDAY IN JANUARY
next (5th) at Abbeville c. H., in the usual
hours of sale, the following described
tracts of land of the real estate of Will
liam Truwit, deceased, to wit:
l. First No. 3, containing one hundred
and five acres, more or less, and bounded
by the Dover tract, the Carr tract, and
lands of J. M. Truwit.
2. The Brick House Tract, containing
one hundred and sixty-five and a hal
acres, more or less, and bounded by the
Augusta Road, and lands of j. NJ. Tru-
wit, deceased.
3. The Dover Tract, conta ming two
hundred and fifty acres, more or less, and
bounded by the Collier Tract and lands
of the estate of the w. II. Bradley, de-
ceased.
TERMs-C
W. A. LEE,
Attorney.
Dec. 10, 1890.
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Mr. AND MRS. ]. g. McCANTs, Miss Fan
ME Wardaw, Captain j. q. Wardlaw, and
Wardlaw Moorman were here last Friday. at
tending the funeral or Mrs. M. A. Wardlaw.
COTTON is down. down, and the farmers are
holding their cotton: AS consequence, the
commercial world Is blue. Many farmers are
refusing to sell their cotton, while many are
now buying corn, even at IS cents cash.
THE remainder Of the personal estate OF
administrator W. P. Calhoun, Esq. The sulef
consisted chiefly os law books.
Mr.. THOMAS RILEY, OF Greenwood, is
dead. He was about seventy years Of age
He was good citizen. and related 10 a large
number OF our citizens. Peace to his mem
ory.
Mr.. A. W. SMITH ia or 10 Arkansas, Ia
look after his real estate, which Is OF large
area, and has become quito valuable.
THE editor Of the Press and Banner has q
number OF young mules, which he would sell
on time TO suit the purchaser.
THOMAS P. THOMSON. ESQ, Will tear down
the old Thomson homestead and build q
Queen Anna" cottage.
REV. A. G. WARDLAw, of Laurens, has ex-
changed pnlpits with DR.. Wilson for next
Sunday.
MISS MAMIE HILL Is spending a few days
In the neighoorhood Of Honea Path and DON
WE hope that Mr.. Brice, temporary agent
at the g., e. & N. may stay with us forever
JoNA BECKETT, formerly OF Troy, is now
sheriff OF Villain County, Texas.
Congressman Cothran left yesterday for
Washington.
FREIGHT is being received aud sent off by
the G.. G. IN.
THE passenger traffic on the G., c. l. n. is
good.
NOTE the change In the schedule Of the G..
C. &. N.
Mr.. JOE SCOTT Is telegraph operator at the
new depot.
BISHOP HOWE Will be here next Sunday.
WE have had q week OF beautiful weather.
MR. ALsToN CoBBLE Is in town.
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Contributed Locals.

ABREv1LLE, 3. C.. Dec. 10. 1890.
Last Sunday and Monday were real Decem-
Miss Anna Hill from Greenwood is visiting
the Misses Moore.
Rev. B. F. Berry was returned to the Abbe-
Vile Circuit, with Rev. Hucks instead OF Rev.
The first car load OF lumber received on the
the G., c. & N. Road was for Judge Lyons
house.
the meeting OF the Grand Lodge.
Miss Strlckle's school will close for one
week from next Tuesday night. when she
will give an entertainment at her school house
for the patrons Of the school,.
The Georgia Cooperative Loan company
have organized at this place with full board
OF officers, and are now prepared to Issue
stock, and negotiate loans.
The work on A. NJ. Hill L Sons store mouse
will soon be finished when the store Will
present an attractive appearance.
Rev. Marion Dargan pastor OF the NJ. f..
Rev. l.. F. Beatty and family left last Tues:
day morning for their new home and field OF
labor where we wish them peace, hap
pjness and prosperity.
near this place died last Saturday night and
was buried Sunday.
The g., c. & N. r. r. track has been laid TO
the Savannah Valley Road.
and lot near the Baptist church and formerly
owned by DR.. II. ID. Wilson.
DOTS FROM THE VALLEY.
Capt. J. S. Mcbride OF Wellington has Just
fn ished a neat cottage.
H. 8. Cason, Jr., and Miss Lillian Jones OF
Mount Carmel will be married to-day In the
A Associate Reformed Presbyterian church at
2:30 clock. Mr.. Cason has won fair and
lovely bride and Is to be congratulated.
Mr.. A. NJ. Moseley Of Mount Carmel was
happily married last Thursday evening to
Miss Bessie Fox charming young lady from
the land OF flowers, Rev. A. l.. Patterson OF
iciating. The happy couple have our best
wishes.
The members of the Cornet band OF this
place return many thanks to the committee
O, ladies who presided over their entertain
ment last Thursday evening, which was
through their efforts a decided success.
The occasion was a very enjoyable one.
rhe supper was spread In abundance and
tempted the appetites OF all. Proceeds OF the
evening about SS.
Mr. A. d. Smith who has been quite sick Is
now improving.
Rev. Mr.. Bogus preached In the Presbyteri-
an church last Sabbath afternoon.
The Methodist Sunday School have large
and attractive pictures representing each
Sundays lesson, which makes the lessons
more Impressive.
Mr.. s. A. Jordan and his lovely daughter,
Miss Mamie, were shopping In Abbeville last
Thursday.
Monday on business.
Marriage bells are still Ginning in the Val
lev. NJ.
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The Press and Banner
By HUGH WILSON.
Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1890.
Death of q Good Woman.

n Mrs. Mary A. Wardlaw. widow OF the late
r. j. ]. Wardlaw, died in Columbia on
3 thursday night last, and was buried at Long
Zane on the following afternoon. Her re.
mains were accompanied by several OF her
children to this place, and al that was mortal
OF this good woman was laid 10 rest side by
side with dust kindred to her own.
Mrs. Warllaw lived here for many years.
Here her children were born and reared and
here were spent, perhaps, her happiest mo.
ments In better days. Her home was one OF
hospitality and domestic felicity, and many
OF our older citizens recall the pleasant gath.
erings held under her roof She was OF an az
fectionate disposition, kind In her family, ant d
faithful to her friends, she deservedly held
the unwave-ing devotion OF many worthy
sons and daughters. She was the mother OF
the gallant Alfred Wardlaw, who fell defend
ing the colors of his Regiment, and who was
voted a medal by Orr's Regiment for his con.
spicuous gallantry. She relied implicitly Oh
the promises vouchsafed by her Saviour, and
has entered into the full enjoyment assured
TO those who do justly, love mercy, and walk
humbly with their God.
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GREENWOOD, s. G., Dec Sth 1890

GREENWOOD, s. c. Dec sth 1890
Editor Press ana Banner.
For fear some OF your many readers Will
think that we, Of the great town Of Green:
notes this week. For the past two weeks our
friend S., II appears, has been away and his
business very often calls him to different
parts OF the State. Please excuse an allusion
10 an editlopal of last week.. We mean the
view on the subject of the sale OF whiskey,
in connection with the death Of the man who
temperance Is certainly to be admired and
1t gaines many friends for you. Would that
we had more men who were brave enough 10
take stand for temperance.
every day. Mr. c. NJ. Calhoun sold six OF his
desirable lots last week at good prices. Mr..
w. NJ. Bailey sold his beautiful grove to Mr..
sides, yet there is room S for "a ali Who vi Want ut to
come. There are some good lots unsold near
the business part OF town. Now is the time
to inquire about our town. We extend hear
ty welcome to all good citizens who will
come among US.
Miss Lila Calhoun left for Shreveport, La,
q few days ago. She will spend the winter
merly Of Green wood and also Abbeyllle.
Mr.. d. Z. DuPre has brought his handsome
bride, Miss Annie Parrish OF Versailles, Ken
tucky, TO be one Of us. We all extend our
heartfelt congratulations to "Coon" upon his
good fortune in gaining such prize.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Fl. O[uham celebrated their
silver wedding Nov 81, which was also re
ceptiou for Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. DuPre,-
is q niece OF our townsman Mr.. j. H. Oldham.
Miss Ernie Malone of Fla, is visiting her
friend Miss Brabham.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Efie
Braham and Mr. LanghOne OF Va. Oh the 18th
inst. We regret to lose young lady who, by
her gentle manners and excellent disposition,
has won the esteem OF the whole town. May
we hope that some day they will make Green.
wood their home.
Mr.. Edgar Blake OF our town and Miss
Mimrls OF Williston were married last week.
Long life and happin ness TO them.
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman OF Seneca has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Meriman and sister
Mrs Oldham, for several days,
Mr.. Andrew DnPre from Charleston Co,
came up from Columbia. che Is o member O.
The legislature) 10 see his nephew Mr. "Coon"
DuPre.
1t Is certainly wonderful how we'll "our"
new Rail Road is developing. over four bun
dred dollars worth Of tickets sold during, the
month q November. The Agent Is kept
busy all day and far into the night.
Feeling sure 1t would Interest many OF your
Greenwood leaders we quote from the Rich.
mond dispatch OF Nov. 10th 1890.
\ "Miss Matte Sedgwich Is q lady artist OF
Richmond, of considerable ability and has q
large class in decorative art. She received
her education principally in New York.
where she studied under several we'll known
teachers. Miss Sedgwich has one Of the larg-
est classes In the city," Such compliments
comrning from ones own nome, needs no
comments. PALMETTO.
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A Meeting of the Temperance People,
and Their Action Looking TO the
Prohibition Of the Sale OF Liquor.

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and Their Action Looking 10 the
Prohibition OF the Sale OF Liquor.
Temperate meeting called to meet at Abbe-
willie Court House was organized In the Pro
prayer BY Rev. Stackhouse. Rev. w. A.
Gaines was elected Chairman, W. A. Temple
ton Secretary.
subject OF the best way to rid the county or
the traffic in liquor, and to re.instate the
town of Abbeville to It's position before this
last enactment OF the legislature:
The following preamble and resolutions
circulated and forwarded TO the legislature.
WHEREAS, the wishes Of our citizens have
been fully expressed at the ballot box against
the sale of Intoxicating liqnors; and whereas,
greatly increased by re-opening bar rooms al
our county site with all the Generalization
and dangers incident 10 such traffic. There
fore.
Resolved, That the following petition be cir
culated among the people OF Abbeville coun-
ty and sent to the General Assembly for &C.
tion at this session.
We the undersigned petitioners, citizens OF
Abbeville county respectfully pray the Gen.
eral Assembly now In session to enact the
following measures In behalf OF temperance
i. That the &C. OF the last General Assem-.
bly, permitting tae council OF the town OF
Abbeville to license bar rooms be repealed
and that the sale of liquors be prohibited In
said town.
2 That all violations Of the law be punish.
ed In the person OF the offender.
The following resolution was adopted on
organization.
WHEREAS, The will Of the people has been
set at naught by past legislation In the mat
ter or the sale OF Liquors in the county OF
Abbeville, and whereas the cooperation OF
all good citizens is deemed necessary to pre-.
vent the liquor traffic.
Be il Resolved, that its the opinion OF this body
that local temperance organizations be per-
fected at as early day as possible through
out the county.
The following resolution were adopted az
to circulating petition.
Resolved, That the pastors OF the various
churches, In the county be requested to circu.
late the petition as adopted by this body In
their congregations on next Sunday and des.
ignate parties who will circulate them at
such churches as they may not visit, and that
these petitions 10 be forwarded by next Mon
day, Dec. 18th 10 Mr.. w. A. Templeton, Able
Vile, S. G.
Resolved further, That we request the county
papers to publish the proceedings OF this
body.
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R. NJ. Haddon & Co. still offer some great
bargains In winter wraps.
New millinery just received at r. NJ. Had.
don & Co.
As the season is far advanced. we will Offer
for the next two weeks. Special bargains in
winter wraps. r. M. Haddon Co.
Ifyou are In need OF winter wraps call at
once on r. NJ Haddon & Co. they have a few
nos. which will bs sold at q bargan.
A good line of felt cotton p!ushes al
frinxes for curtain and decoration purposes
r. Nj. Haddon & Co.
Wedding Presents, Stirling silver wedding
at Lawsons.
Timer. we have secured the services OF a
Roofing and Guttering at short notice.
II. w. Lawson. & Co.
w. Z. Bell.
Great bargains In ladies lace and chIldrens
shoes. These goods will be sold at New York
cost. w. E. Bell.
Beautiful flower baskets in many styles
w. E. Bell.
Baskets In all styles, lunch baskets. work
baskets and flower baskets W. E. Bell.
I will save You money on Yiuter wrap In
capes, walking jackets, short wraps and new
markets. w. E. Bell.
Ihave reduced the price on all fine dress
goods. w. E. Bell.
have bargains to offer the trade during
the month Of December. w. E. Bell.
Full line OF dolls for the children cheaper
than ever before w. E. Bell.
Fine parlor lamps, for presents at W. E.
Bell.
Go to Smith & Sons for shot guns, They
have good stock single and double barrel
muzzle and breech leaders, also reloading
improvements, shells and all kinds Of ammu.
milton.
Buckwheat Flour, old style, fresh and good
at w. Joel Smith Sons
Ho ho for fruit cakes, Christmas is com
ing and w. Joel Smith & Sons have laid In q
fine stock Of frest Fruits Nuts g..
Call at SmIth& Sons for nice fresh candies
crackers. &c.
Remember W. Joel Smith 4 Sons are head
quarters for vehicles of all kinds, Wagons
Buggies, Carts, Carriages, also harness in full
sets and ex ira pieces. Don't buy vehicle OF
any kind uni til you see Sheir varied stock.
w Joel Smith i Sons would call special at
tehtion OF the ladies in general andhouse-
keeperaip particular, to their large stock o!
RslSoi, Cufants. CitrOn, Nuts, &c fresh and
good. The season for Fruit cakes ISL here, and
Smith IL the place TO get first class ingredients
We Will recei We another car load OF Genuine
"Miihhrn Wagons all kinds and Sizes thie
week. Those Ia need ofa good wagon should
by All means buy "Mil6urn." Call on us.
ric&s reasonable and wagons thoroughly
First class ", Joel Smith Sons.
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The "James Means $3.50 farmer shoe" is
the best shoe on the Market, give II q trial and
you will be highly please with 1t, ask for 1t al
Smith & Sons.
Away.
Another lot OF Singer Sewing Machines from
SIG 10 $50 will arrive today at q. A. Douglass
Call at once and examine them.
G. A. Douglass is expecting lot OF fine
mules and horses the last OF this week. Call
where. -
G. A. Douglass will sell you buggy for sec
less than cost-worth fully $40. Now Is
your chance to buy good buggy for q little
money.
Three one.horse wagons for $3.50 eaeh
worth fully $40 each. ""
A complete line Of gents slippers and pat
enr leather pumps now on hand. P. Kosen'
berg SEQ.
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More Light.

The vicinity OF the post Office Is about the
darkest place In town.
AS our mails are often received after dark,
we have no doubt that our town council will
relieve the present mbarras'mentb by putting
up one or two lamps in froni of the post or
fice.
The postmaster contemplates enlarging the
delivery room, and will moke other Improve
ments as soon as the Abbeville post office is
made Presidential office, as 1t by light de-
serves'to be, under the post office regulations.
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Knfshts OF Honor,

At the annual election OF officers Of Pal
metto lodge Knights OF Honor held last night
the following officers were elected TO serve fol
the ensuing year:
E. L.. Wilson, Dictator.
q. A. FeufIer, Vice Dictator.
F. E. Harrison, Assistant Dictator.
WA. Templeton, Redorter.
T. P. Quarles, Financial Reporter.
CIV. Hammonn' Chaplain.
]. Fuller Lyon. Guide.
b. g. Barnwell, Treasurer.
VIC MCGOWAN. Guardian.
]. NJ. Gambrell Sentinel.
Principal delegate TO Grand Lodge, ]. NJ
Giles, alternate J. Fuller Lyon, L. w. Perrin
]. Allen Truitt. W. T. Penney, Trustees
Medical Examiner, L. T. Hill.
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Long Cane Farmer.

Mr.. ROBERT JACKSON OF Long Cane was
in town last Friday selling pork. One hog
which cost him nothing, realized for him Sl4.
He makes plenty Of everything. In 1890 he
made fifteen bales averaging five hun
bushels OF wheat, Last year he was In dry
streak ami made only ten bales and about
100 bushels OF corn.
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Whiskey. Pistols and Knives.

The past has been fatefull week in the
killing business:
Richard Rogers, colored, was hit by Nick
Middleton. colored, at q hot supper His
skill was fractused, and 1t was supposed he
would die.
Carrick Allen, colored, accidently shot and
killed his brother.
Jim Logan, colored, while drinking gave
provocation, and Mr.. Dickson shot him on
his door step.
Robinson cut son of Adolphus
Parker in the side with q knife. He is dead.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

subject 1887
Must be returned between the first day of JAN
uary, 1891, and the Goth February 1891.
make their returns within
PROVISION OF THE LAW WITHOUT
EXCEPTION.
particularly fair and legitimate of all Real
Abev County, and respectfully ask all good citizens
to give me n procuring
REQUESTED TO MAKE THEIR RE-
The designated below:
Greenwo January-Wednesday Thursday.
January-Frday
JanuarySaturday and Monday IL O'clock
Troy-2h and 18th JanuaryMonday evening and Tuesday
Il nc anuary-Wednesdy and Thursday
Bordeau Januay-Friday.
Wlngon-17th January-Saurday
Carmel and2 January-Monday Tuesday.
JanuaryWednesday Thursday.
Laimer-2d January-Friday.
O'Clock
Donnalds Monday
JanuaryFday Saturday until
Sprngs-3Oth January-Friday, until o'clock.
Mountain February-Thursday until o'clock.
FebruayThusdy
Long Cane-7th February-saurday until o'clock.
Hst January February 0Oh excepting 7h
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Stabbed to Death,

One day last week, II is reported, that Geo.
Robinson, white, of Troy. got int Difficult.
ty with a son or Adolphus Parker, colorrd
when the latter was cut In the side with o
knife, from the wounds of which he died Sun
day night.
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Sale under Power of Attorney
Dec. 10. 1890.

BY VIRTUE Of power Of sale contain
ed in mortgage of Asa Bowie to r. L.
Gordon to secure note for S250.OO, dated
22nd December, 1885, payable on or before
the 1st January, 1887, with interest from
date at per cent. per annum, on which
is now due the sum of s3J5.73. Said
mortgage recorded 22nd December, 1885,
book "a" p. 653. I will sell at public
outcry at Abbeville c. H., on SALEDAY
IN JANUARY next, 1891, the tract of
land described in said mortgage, to wit !:
All that tract or parcel of land, situate ly-
ing and being in Abbeville County. in
the State aforesaid, containing
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Two Hundred and Forty-twc
(242) Acres,
Sheriff's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Boyce H. Green against George Nc.
Duman, Il. A. Griffin, NJ. V. Miller
Execution.
BY VIRTUE of an Execution to me
directed, in the above stated case, will
sell to the highest bidder, at Public Auc.
ton, within the legal hours of sale, at
Abbeville c. H., on MONDAY the 5th
day Of JANUARY, A. D. 1891, all the
right title and:interest of r. A. Griffin, in
the following described property, to wit
All that tract or parcel Of land situate
lying and being in the County OF Able
vile, S. G., ann containing
Eight Hundred 5000 Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
I. N. Lipscomb, w. P. Anderson, DR..
w. L. Anderson, and others.
Levied on and to be sold as the proper
" of R. A. Griffin to satisfy the aforesaid
Execution and costs.
TERMS-Cash.
w. D. MANN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Dec. 10, 1890.
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Another large lot Of the famous Emerson
shoes just received. Try pair and you will
use no other. For sale only by r. Rosenberg
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WORKING AGAINST wHIsKEY AT ABBE'
VILE.
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Instructions to Tax-Paye]


for Township.
the Township
8. the penalty will be attached.
Auditor or his deputy.
s.. No return will be received.
penalty persons
fai to make
A. w. JONES, Auditor.
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The Press and Banner printed thirteen
thousand copies Of Governor Tillmans Inau-
gural Address, and furnished them TO those
who ordered Them, at IS cents per hundred
copies.
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Fifty-Six (56) Acres,

Fltty-SlX (5oJ Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands oi
B. H. Elkin, H. B. Bowie, and others.
Said sale made to pay debt, interest and
cost.
TERMS.-Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
JANE l.. GORDON,
Administrators.
r. J. GORDON,
Deceased.
Dec. 10, 1890. st.
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