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Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-15

Fox. of the Grays' executive committee:
 "It is one of the great disappointments of my life,h wrote MT. Townsend, "that I shall proba- ply be unable to participate in this grand cele- bration of the dear old Grays. I had no idea that anything but severe sickness or death would prevent me from being present. The interests, necessary n my absence in Europe iha1e there fore, been reluctantly compelled to abandon the wish of many years year to attend your seventy fifth that cannot be with them. Enclosed you will find check sig signed in my name with the amount left blank. Fill it in at your discretion for any sum which may be necessary to cover the short age of the celebration. am with you in your exercises in spirit, if cannot be bodily present.
 Your loving comrade, JAMES M. TOWNSEND"
 After the reading of this letter, which brought down the house, General Bradley, after the manner of Methodist class leader, threw the meeting open to the vet erans and general love feast of good feel ing and interesting "reminiscences fol lowed. ,-A
 r.Mix, sturdy old man in the eighties, was the first to speak. He wanted to know marched in the famous celebration and pa rade of 1888. In response to his request four white-haired men stood up, an aged quartette surviving the hundred odd active Grays of ffty-three years ago. They were Messrs. Mix, Everett, Amos Bostwick, E. c. Beecher and Stephen Sanford. Then the president stated that many veterans would like to have the pleasure of the old est living Gray and the youngest Gray stand side by side. Several very old men arose when the request for the oldest liv- ing Gray was made, but few moments investigation showed that Stephen San ford, little smooth-faced man with feeble voice, was by far the oldest soldier present. He joined the company in 1928 and was musician in the com pany's drum corps in 1926. He was called to the front of the stage by General Brad ley. Captain Brown beckoned to his men, and tall young recruit was pushed out of the ranks and marched up the aisle to the side of the aged veteran. His name is John Whitmore, graduate at Yale, soon to be professor in western col lege, and he is son of the historian of the day. The representative of the past and the young man of the present made a curious contrast, as they stood side by side. They were greeted with hearty cheers.
 MT. Edward c. Beecher then took the floor and made the following short speech,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-15

After the formal toasts were over i'm promptu speeches were made by several Grays called upon by the house.
 The gathering broke up at o'clock in anticipation of the clambake at Branford Point to-day, for which the members will leave Belle dock by the Margaret at 10:30 a. m.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
RECEPTION 10 Ri EH.

C0s er Post, q. A. T., rendered a
reeePstoA 10 the Rev. q. T.. Ri.ey ast
evening al E.ks Hal al which large
number were p.eseat. IL was a camp
lac aud the Old veterans made merry
with song and speech. Tue opening
exercises we're tuii OF ens nshusiasn, ana
Marching Through Georgia" was
yanX with much iervor. Commander
Kline presided and opened the pro-
gram with neat speech OF welcome.
Al hour or more MAS gwen over "a
bright speeches and ringing songs la
Sksh She Old veterans ev.nced the
usual degree o. ardor ard Ell tans-asm.
The doors o. the dining room were
opened AID LEO people !iisd IN 10 par
lake o. bornttous lunch and coIIee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

From q letter written by Mrs. Ada
Z. Hurd, Of Groton, :. D., we quote:
was takea with n bad cold, which
settled On my Lungs. cough Sc I'm and
zfinally terminated In Consumption.
Four doctors gave me mp. saying that
/ could live but n shorft time. ! gave
myself up to my Savior. determined II
l could not stay with my friends on
earth. would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised TO
get DR.. Kings New Disco .ery Tor Con.
sumption, Coughs aud Colds. l gave
II a trial. took In al. eight bottles: IL
has cured me. and thank God | am
now n wsll and hearty woman" Bot
thes 10 cents at Peek Bros drugstore
regular sizc. soc and Sl.oo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
DOCTORS N CONSULTATION.
Advice About . Sure Medicine.

An physicians advise = neeieins n tie fall
Psople ezae e fls<e ths beat 81 summer ran
dexa n health witA malaria. causing fa-1 u
feel wsak. laskase. slr-d. nervous. Via sseaf
sssmas<. bowels. Eser sad kidaeys oai d "a
der. Ths great 9ass.isn VIII stsfsssas =
waat 70 tsksf
Al . ree< lt congress Of Physicians this ssrs
sies sas sery pssitisesy ssstlea ~ 'hs ea.s
nimeas reeonanesasti~a 20 the peeiiS 10 use
DR. 5E~eass Nervsss. as tAss remarkable infe
zeal discovery strengthens tae brain ana
nerves iaslgersles ana sisai1es Tie s.ees
ana perfestiy regulates the s.eGseh. htef. Ala
aeys AID bowels.
A. J. Ma. s.s1. ~. u. 81 Phi Phia. sditsr
Of tbs .Kasiera Medical teuraaF ape former
~ professor Of = meeical COLLEGE ssaa Of Ia
SEcsass ~saasrisi atsssseFys IA " = hsras
lcss vegetable remedy. lts medical pr, peFties
arv splenaid. lt restores exhausted nssss-
pewet AID ~ establishes soss FsssA.ty."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mis Amy p. Conesr 10 in Por,
Huron.
Mi~ FAa Miller has returned from
Ypssianti.
y. y Beysrs. Of Big Rapids was in the
city yesterday.
o. c. wrishs, Of fonis, was in the
city yesterday.
B.F. Fiaeck. Of south Ray City vas
here yesterday.
Nrs Oscar Byrns u seriously III At So.
Marks hospital.
Mrs rr. Rozsna hss returned from q
ten dsys vist ~ Iona.
Mrs. George Rec, Of Boston. is ths
su~ss Of Mrs, {. G. Lew
Mia Edith Wheeler and Mrs. A. Rurch
hsv. returned to Lndsnston.
Mrs Jehn Pyle and aster Mes Nancy
Hobeks have returned ~ kslamstos.
Gen. T.. q Rutherford vss IA fsns
ins before ths supreme cesrt yestsf
day.
6orasu Rassesi, af wAssftaFY Cann.,
is tns xu.ss 81 rs hfothsF hentisy hss'
sel al kefta Fsss,
Gsc. c. Fsssa ssssFnsd iass sssaaal
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

from Cleveland snsTe ns - !. te1 tie
funeral OF tie Hor. nzrYey Riee. xr
+ es szs bo<a "a ASA sDa 80 oGe y.
lsevelaaas : oldest s~tslsFs.
Sheriff Dawaey, Z KA!aa3szoo, vas
IA the city yesterday. tie lsil sSsteE-
dsy sftrrnoon for Iona.
Dr. W. J. shliiaaay. OF No. ei West
Leonard 81. viii 20 10 Grand Haven
Ga professional oassnsss tnls moEni1g.
Ar. ana Mira l.. ID. dsisted who have
been waiting tnssr daughter Ars- L. W.
Dunn, have returned 70 their home at
Cold water.
The Rev. Alexander Il. Merriam and
family will leave the city today Tor
marlborough, VI, 70 renaia during
the winter
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
plep IRON as INJURIES.

A. Bergman, the man wno MAS
severely asa~s se~ss~i days ago by
the cxssng in of tAe tanks Of . seser
ca a1andvile ave, aieo ss sae Z. g. A t.
home yesterday from hs lRjarieA The
pelvic organs were crushed ana he sas
hurt internally. TIE immediate cause
OF death was the shock.
Coroner feasaTasa xsli held sa in-
quest today aud make diilgen, .nqufy
as 10 how the accident occurred. He
SAID last nisht:
There ~ altogether 700 much care
iessness o. The part OF contractors IN
not protecting men woFking III deep
sewer trenches from injury. by placing
Supports against the banks. II there
- no ordinance or law 10 campei taem
10 place supports, there should be one
enacted lbe eoll ~ the vicinity oi
Gfand Rapsds Is ruca that II caves ia
on the lshIest nroyoeation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
NOTES FROM THE RAILWAYS.

General Freight Agents Leaven-
woaAsh o! the G. Il. & L.. ard Davis OF
the c. & ". NJ. are in Chicago attend
ing q meeting c. the central traffic
association.
The Chicago and West Michigan
road expect to open their new freight
house about December 1.
j. VI. Vandenberger Of The Rio
Grande and Western road has return
ed tor Salt Lake City. "A
The new Lake Shore depot on West
fulton street will be ready FOR use
ahestt December I. The days OF the
Shawmut avenue shed are gradually
drawing 10 close.
Work on the new swing bridge for
the c. & W. M. at Charievoix has
begun
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

S. NJ. Reynoiis. NJ. D. the erest New York
speesasiss stated: II Gnhesitsflnsis pfe-
nounce II the m0s. sslaaso gesss "a meds !
hSYc ever used"
Dr Henry Peter. also of Ssw York SPOKE
enthusiastically OF the GREAT remedy. br.
Grcese's Nefyar1; 1T Is a perfect AID cons'
pete cure for s.ece.essn - heaieeAe. nervous
weakness sad aetiasy."
The eminent Emil Neumer. N. d.. superin'
tending physician Of oae 81 New } ERIK = srsAt
hosp'ra's. said; We are asias pr. ureeae's
Neryurx 1T the hospital for cur patients WITH
geod success"
Use DR.. oreene's NeTyura 81 yeu need .
strengthening meaieiae. Druggists sell II.
sI.I0.
Ne 1Ss specials, ia curing AL forms
Of nervous agd caroaic diseases. - W. lfta.
st. New York. csn b- corNisss tree. person
ally or by letter Call or wrise hm about
your csse. cr send for symptom blank % hil
out. aud n letter ialy cspi~,Eing rser disoase.
giving advice. etc.. viii Ss rs.asae4 srea-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
GOSSIP OF The HOTELS.


sArfon's' work yesterday was the
most wonderful th.cg / ever heard
o. said Don j. Leagaer2 LII alsAt.
Il don't believe ANYBODY "A sae eoun-
try woa.d have dreamed o. such
thirg before 10 happeEac; bat then
ArlcR IL almost three years cd. That
makes big differences in bis favor.
tie must b. mghty last cot, and
that must bs n mighty last track. l
don't expect 70 eVer see that record
ssekeR. Monbars oaght TO be able
70 do sometAlng on that track. He
viii be there IN three or foar days. "
The Hon. J. NJ. Moon. ex-senator
from AEskegoE, was II guest At the
Morton yesterday. IL reports Nus
kegon peeg.ng, a.cng in her time-h on
cred May wiki ao.Ains 10 startle
the sltizens out o. their customary
EnanRers and methods.
Harry Mercer. tracing cent Cor the
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Pau, road
= at SweeSs.
T. !. Phelps, proprietor o. the Ho-
tel Phelps, at G-eeny1le. dlned at
Sweets yesterday.
Rev. Father whaier, a Catho Ne
prast from Bay CIy, was n guest
at Sweets yesterday. HIS brother,
III 'WhalcG, q veterinary surgeon at
Dowagnc. was also u gGese ~ the
came place.
II. III. Purcell o. Detrit, travelling
agent :or the Wabash. registered at
Sweets yesterday.
c. A. Withey, Reed City lawyer,
registered at the Morton House last
night.
". Fl. Brooks, o. Sand Lake, pro-
| prietor of the Brooks House, held
sweet communion with a dinner at
the Clarendon yesterday.
Moses Smith, OF Coldw ater, is at
Sweets. When at home Mr.. Smith is
u dealer in humber.
L. L. Blair. OF Petoseky. is guest
at the Morton. Mr. Blair is resident
partner OF the Armstrong manuiac-
,tur.Eg company, the remainder OF the
firm residing at Pittsburg.
James Hamilton, a st. Johns pho
tographer, became tired o. requesting
cedple 10 look pleasant, so he dined at
the Clarendon yesterday where he
could see people who always look
| pleasant.
L. w. Welch, OF Sparta, president of
the Weieh Folding Bed Cmpany, was
"A guest at the Morton yesterday. He
was accompanied by his wife aud by
Mrs A. Il. Hastings, the wife OF a
Sparta druggist.
Harry Mercer, Chas. +. Harr, Fl.
Allen, w. K. Mullen. Thos. Plues, j..
G.. Cooper, w. s. Rogers, r. r. Co.
gers, w. K. L. Bush ard j. H. Gibbons
ak o: Detroit, registered at Sweets
yesterday.
L. NJ. Brown, a Lansing grocer,
was among yesterdays arrivals at
the Eagle.
John L. Gish, who does dental work.
Cor the Prison City peop.s who do not
| have their teeth knocked out in
| fights .diRed at the Morton yesterday.
4. W. Dodge, OF Morley. is at the
Eagle. Mr.. Dodge is president o. the
Dodge Clothes Pin Company at Nor
| ley.
| A. McAsie, Lake View. stave
manufacturer. was at the Eagle yes
| terday.
Landlord Johnston and wEe. OF the
Eagle, returned from Connorsville, In
| diana. last night. where they had
| been 10 attend the funeral OF Mrs.
| Johnston's mother, who died at the
Eagle LnSs Sunday
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Good Locks.

Good looks are more than skin deep
depending upon healthy condition
OF all the vital organs II the Liver
be inactive. you have a bilious look.
n your stomach be 6lsordecrd YOU
have n Dyspepptc Look and u your
x ldncys b. affect sd you have a piEche
look. Secure good health and you viii
have good looks. Electric Bitters Il
the great Alternative and Tonic. acts
dlrce tly on these vital organs. Cures
Pimplcs. Blotches. Toils and gives a
good complexion Sold at Peck Bros.
drugstore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
eOARO or PUBLIC WORKS.

Tho Board OF Public Works held a
special meeting last night with four
members present for the purpose Of
deciding upon some form of an adver.
tsement for ten million gallon high
duty pump for the water works. The
instructions to bidders are extremely
technical. and the necessity of amply
expressing what Is desired, so that all
may understand alike. il imperative.
There are practically only three COM
petitors in the United States. the Holly
Manufacturing company. OF Lockport:
r.. r. Allis. Milwaukee, aud Henry X.
worthinston, of New York. The Mil
wsukse concern has secured the con-
tract for constructing pumps for Gin
clnustl snd five new ones fer Chicago.
An addition will be built on to the
main pumping house on Canslst.,
large enough To accommodate two
pumps OF tie siEe contem plated.
said President DAVIS. of the board
last night. NO arrangement has been
made BY the council To contract with
the Cook Well Company for an fiioisnt
water supply and tbs needs OF the city
are sGch'thst some steps must be taken
Immediately 20 secure enough water to
meet the demand OK the people"
The water nisins would bs greatly er-
tended, 10 q apd. by mrmoeFs OF The
board. II thsrs wss force enough 10 fill
them after they hss heen lad. The
question has been dsl.ie.i with until .
proposition % Increase the peesent sup
ply a Isozsd wpoa a. q misietd h Z
hiuf, net % BE gwen eredence. Tie
hoard m~Aas hos ness sni sill hroos
delay that q pot reasonable. II is al.
nittsd taat fuF the present . pamp.
ssnh - sd.eftlsed for ell ali ths HI 4
sad pfohstay prove Use Hsass
theaaA q 81 saly 70 . aa4st.an ssf :
shast uats -hea adtstsanai fac 1 il
slll ssed - - sesaiFsd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Delegates 10 the Convention of the
Michigan Federation of Labor have
been appointed. The convention will
meet in Bay City the first Tuesday ia
December. The delegates are as fol.
lows: William r. Tea, from the Gen.
trail Labor Union; J. b. Greenwsy,
from the Typographical Union; and
Paul Marin, from the Cigarmakers'
Union. Other unions will choose their
delegates as their meetings occur dur.
ing the present month.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Mrs. Rosa Wurzburg,. who has re-
sided in the city of Grand Rapids for
more than thlriy-five years, died at her
residence, No. POS West B.idge.st., yes
terday. Mrs. Wurzburg is the mother
of Alderman Adoiph Wurzburg, Frank
Wurzburg the cigar dealer, Mrs. Joseph
GelIer, and VIM. +. Wurzonrs and
Fred w. Wurzburg, the jewellers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
CAPTAIN sellsIRs noNoRsp.


Capt. J. y. B-lairc has received the
following communication from De-
partment Commander D. A. James, OF
the State Union Veterans Union and
has accepted the appolntnienttendered:
"Dear sir and Conirade-- hereby
tender you the position OF department
inspector o. my stall and hope you wiii
accept. The duties under present ar
rangement are more honorary than
generous. Hoping TO hear from you
soon, am yo1rs, +. c. & l.,
D. A. JAMES,
Department Commander.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Tn. First SYMPTOM. of Death

Tired feeling, dull headache. pains in
various parts OF the body sinking at the
pit of the stomach. loss OF appetite
feverishness, diniples or sores, arc ali
positive evidence of poisoned blood
No matter how il became poisoned II
must he purified "a AVOID death. DIR.
Acker's English Blood Elixir has never
failed to remove scrofulous or syphl!lt.
ic po,sons. Sold under positive guar
autee
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Tieksss are now on sale for ths clnb
course of entertainments furnishr d
through the ladies' Literary and ihe
Prcss clubs. Tickets for the course oi
three entertainments, SIR Edwin Ar
mold, Max ORell aud DR.. Edward Egg
lesteo, vul be sold for 81 SIR Edw u
Araold 70 drawing immense audiences
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
.Iust OngnsG

Turkish and japanese Bazar
AZ 90 Monroe-st.,
For the holidays.
Fine Oriental Hand Fabrics and
Artistic japanese Bric-a-brac.
Holy Land Goods,
The ouly genuine Altar OF Roses.
FLORIDA and Indian Cariositles, For
eign Jewelry. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

1880 a. M. train Wagner drawing
room buffet car. arrives Chicago 800 p.
M; 1905 D. IN. tram daily. Wagner
sleeping car, arrive. Chicago ESQ a. IN.
Returning-Leave Chicago .:05 Il. m,
arrives Grand Rapids 2:i5 ?. m; $40 p.
III. Wagner buffet drawlngroom car
arrives Grand Rapids $50 p. m; 1910
p. m. daily, Wagner sleeping car, ar
riyes Grand Rapids 5:I5 s.. m.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Owashtancns Ashissics.

The athletic element OF the Owash-
tanong c ub began training under the
Directs n Of NJ. J. Dwyer last night
Last night the class was small. but u il
expected that it will number ut less. rs
ty the end OF this week. The class will
practice three times . week, and Il is
expected that the coming winter will
mark an era in the athletic work of the
club.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

In compliance with the order of the
council the city marshall began lower
ing the trolley wires on Canal-st yes,er-
day and slackening the guy wires SO
that the poles may have . chance 10
stralghten. Tho work 10 being done
under the supervision OF Superlntend-
ent BelIlnghOuse.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

N tss Ess; He appeared tuscs ia Ds--
ton and toe receipts for the ssceno
night were x49o more than for the EFss
ssxla- Il safe ~ ~ shst ths author
at the Light of Asa wsil te gwen q
hearty fscepsion n thls csty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Certainly. IN enc instance 1t does.
Hoods ~arsaparllia is the great proiec-
q IN sgainst dangers of impure blood
ard u will cure or prevent all Diseases
o tbs. cia.s. 1t has ~eli won its name
of the best hood pur fer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

The teachers committee of thc.board
of education will hold a meeting FRI
day evening to consider the nomina.
ton OF teachers for the night schools.
The board will hold meeting Satur-
day evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

At the meeting of the railroad clerks
Tuesday evening, it MAS decided TO
hold pedro party at the rooms next
"Wednesday evening. The clerks with
their ladies' will constitute the party
and three prizes will be gwen, one eacn
to the lady and gentleman winning the
most games. A BOBBY will also be
awarded.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Wheat, in the local market. will be
advanced to % cents a bushel this
morning Outside stations have been
instructed to pay 30 cents for both red
and white. Bran wss raised 81 q ton
yesterday, being placed at sl7.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Claud Hanley, Montgomery.st, ty.
phold fever; Adolph Schneider, - Colt.
ave. Carrie Hurt. 40 Tnrner.st, Bert +.
True, $50 y. College-avc.. Hugh Cav.
auaugh, IS Reed-st., Theresa Csvan-
augh, 73 Reed-st., scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

The oflici al canvass Of Allcgan ccun-
ty shows the following: Belknap
2l05; Lawrence. 2i6i; IIutchins, 4l2
Prohibition. 2S2; Belknap's plurality
2sl
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
n n A (air

Doors OF Har,nsn's hall will be open
for the sale OF fancy articles Thursday
afternoon and evening At : O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

6AhBER-As Mssxs son. 1uesdzy. Nov. 10,
Fred GAgosr. ex<a = yxAfs ~ moasas ani IL
1zya
Funeral Friday from TIE reslceaes Of his
parents. No. - Nailey ave.
WtkLlsl has At tBs fvsdsnee. Ne. 70
West Bridge ST.. Mrs. Rosiaa. vile Of Peter
Wurxesrx. aged - years II meathA
fgnsrAl Saturday moFsilg Al O'Clock from
the reside nee and st = O'Clock from 81 AAfy =
church. corner Of First aud farnef-s els.
chsfrymaa Bssea. faaersl directors. .
FguatAl nrsI
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has q picture Of our mill. None genuine
without II. Valley CRY MELiso Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

The following IL list Of the marriage
licenses issnei s.ace last published. vita the
names residences when outside the eltyf and
ages Of the parties
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Snow Apples J anntia Apries Sweet tidcr.
Saratoga Ihlps
TIE above prices A.. for = fe- eays. ouiy 10
take Advantage OF thcm and send in year
ORDER.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Go to Chicago via the C. 4 W. n.
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John c. Lomax, Admir-, &C, against Kate
Bryan ct al.-Partition.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made in the above stated case, / will offer for
sale at public cutlery at Abbeville c. H.,S $. c.,
on SALE DAY IN DECEMBER. 1891. with
In the legal hours OF sale, the following de-
scribed property, situate in said State anu
County, 10 wit: All that tract or parcel Of
land, known as the Oliver Place on the Sa-
vannah River, containing
Nine Hundred (90O Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of A. Oliver,
r. Keown and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash, balance
on a credit Of two years, to be paid In two
equal annual payments, with interest from
day of sale, secured by bond Of purchaser and
mortgage of the premises, with leave to pay
all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
5. c. KLUGH. Master.
Nov. II, 1891, At
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Two Hundred and Ten [21O]
Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James w. Price against j. H. Price, ct al
Foreclosure.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made in the above stated case, 1 will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville c. H., S. c.,
on SALE DAY IN DECEMBER 1891, within
the legal hours OF sale, the following de-
scribed property, situate in said State and
County, to wit: All that tract or parcel Of
land, containing
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PALACE
FURNITURE STORE.
LOCATED NEXT TO BUCKETS
NEW YORK STORE.

W. have just examined the very
large and complete stock Of ele-
CANT Furniture and Sewing Ma
chimes at the above named store.
The Proprietors, Messrs. MILLER
& HARDER, are. always present
and will take pleasure in showing
their goods to the public, Per-
SONS wishing to buy anything in
their line will do well to examine
their stock before purchasing
Elsewhere.
A full line of Sewing Machine
Attachments and Oil always or
hand.
Greenwood, S, G.
Oct. 7, 1891. 3m. ~
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Nov.7, 1891.

125 dozen pairs of those splendid amless
socks lust received. Only 10 cents per pair.
y. Rosenberg & Co.
Just In from the knitting mills 80 dozen To-
dies vests, pants 10 match, at Haodons.
MONT fail to see the dress goods that l offer
Mt - 10 cents. These goods are worth 70 and
IS cents. w. E. Bell.
BEFORE buying your winter shoes, harness,
trunks and valises call and examine z. +.
Hammond & Co.'S, large STOCK.
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Nine Hundred 5000 Acres,

o,r M. Q shingles are the very thing 10
cover your barnes and out houses with. J.F.
Miller e. Co.
No use in looking elsewhere for your over,
coats. We have them to suit you In style anu
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Sheriff. Sale.

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L. A. & T. H. Brock against R. T. kirkpatrick,
as Executor of will Of Jane Taylor.
Reconsideration.
by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME-
directed, in the above stated case, will sell 10
the highest bidder. at public auction, within
the legal hours OF sale, at Abbeville Court
House, on MONDAY, the 7th day of DECEM'
Der i. D. 1891. the following described prop
erty, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land,
situate, lying and being in Abbeyille County,
State aforesaid, containing
Two Hundred Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF Jane
johnson, Estate of Jane Taylor, deceased,
and others.
Levied on and to lie sold as the property OF
Jane Taylor, deceased, 10 satisfy the aforesaid
execution and costs.
TERMS-Cash.
w. D. MANN,
Sheriff AbbeviIle County.
Nov. 5, 1891, At