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i The CowHiDE AND THE PIsroL.-Chester,
! 8. c., Aug 3.-This city has just been throw u
into terrible state of excitement It. seemed
! at ono time that there would be q riot. E..
Brooks Sligh, Bob Jsggers and Chief of
Police Marshall were ,he participants in the
row. Sigh. and Jaggers met at the corner
Of Wall and Main streets, aud Jaegers drew
his revolver and shot. Sigh returned the
shot. Then Jsggcrs fired again, the ball
tsking effect in Sligh's face The fourth
shot was fred by Jaggsrs, hitting Sigh in
the neck.
just nt this point Chief Marshall, thinking
that Jaggors was firing at him, began shoot-
log at Jaggers aud fred fivs times, but did
upSt hit him.
The streets are crowded with all the citi-
xens OF the town, and great excitement pre-
walls NJ this hour. Public sentiment is
strong sgsinst tho chief Of police, whose
motive for SO violently interfering in the
affray has n It yet been explained.
LATER.-At o'clock every thing is quiet.
SliSh's wounds ere not fatal.
Public sentiment upholds Bob Jaggers for
his manly stand. Sigh had cowhided
Jsggers with q drawn pi.tol over him, Just
about fifteen minutes before the shooting
commenced. Jsggers threw up his hands
and said. II am MT prepared to 6gbt you.'
and as soon as he could get his p stol came
out on the street and commenced friug OF
Sigh.-IRe State.
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DEATH or X. g. OLIvEa--Rev. Robert
Campbell Oliver died Sun ny morning.
August 2, 1891, at the residence ct his
nephew, J. II. Oliver, near Cherokee. For
several months he had been quite SICK, with
varying conditions. About the frs, week in
July he got strong enough TO leave Columbia,
his home, and come to Glenn String,. aft,r
remaining there awhile he went +. Cherokee. /
lie wa. native Of EdssfsJd-. 4 Coyatx, And !!
ONT Was an It n rsnt only n few years.
He was an earnest believer in the "pai,l
Cure" aud described docto md thei
medicines, lie was as, a leader in whS: i
known as the holiness doctrine as tauyb
and believed by few men and women.
lie finally concoptra'el his work in Co,um
ba- There he put up n building and started
hot ness paper, called tho sway OF Faith
and sought to make that ostab ishment IN,
propaganda of holiness doct,iue in s utI
Car 'lina. That was his last work aud be
ing the one|his mind was Who'll v given ur
TO- 1t wa, rot strange that he sbnuli be
9ue"fh the bulk ofbis property TO the Gospe
Mission OF co'umhia.-Spartaa.
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MAS MAcuNE wuIrEwxsuED !-Canton,-
Miss, July 2S.-The following letter written
by PRESIDENT J. II. Mcdowell. OF the Ten
nessee S,nte Alliance, and VIII, was chairman
ar the com ttee that tried Maciue at Oca'a,
FLA. Inst December. was given 8 ate Lecturer
McAlis,er f,r publication by prominent
member .f the Texas Allisnoe. to whom II
was wri ten at the recent Fort Worth ANTI
ub-Tressury Convention OF Alliance men'
NAsHvILLB, TESN December IL,
Thomas j. Miidleton--Dear Sir and
Brother In reply TO your favor OF Decem-.
Der 10 / will endeavor without prejudice to
giye you The truth. VIVA chairman Qf tho
sssa suvwsu tnxs- -rfxu$illJl p ~ XI - Sufs had
paii 81, 600 cash f,r the oontrollin ing fntsrcsts
In the Sou hcrn A,lisuco Farmer, off oial
organ Of the Georgia Alliance; that Sledge,
another owner OF the Econoni.t. had q con-
trolling interest in tbs Mercury, tho Texas
Alliance organ that their Georgi, paper sent
out as supplement Pat Cnlhoun's letter on
the subtraasury bill befsre the Legislature
met with the view Of strene theuiog him for
United States Senst"r; that Macuns had
this letter submitted IT, him for revision
before !. was published. that he (Macune)
won't - Atlanta end rcmaiued there during
the contest for United 8 ates Senator and n; d.
cd Calhoun, knowing him to be Attorney for
the biggest railroad combine il the South;
that he (Alacune) went TO Calhoun's private
residence at night aud remained until afi er
midnight; that he go. ter the Senatorial
fight over $4,000 in c'sh from Pat Calh ,un,
which he claimed was n loan, and give as
security orders on the n ,tioI treasurer for
$4,000 due him In the com tic' Of :nvest,-
CATION Evans Jonts an vtbG8 s,rong friends
OF Mncune trici to prevent the facts from
being reporioi to the Convcntinn. Majority
and minority reports were drawn up and
signed, but after muci wrangling In the com
mittce TO prevent .eo much friction in the
Convention by Macune's friends, which some
feared would disrupt the Order, nuu. Der
Of us submitted to the majority report that
was clearly wbitewash. 1, Hall and
others explained the matter in tho Conven-
ton. J. II. MCDowELL.
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Notice Of Election

RY authority from Ira b. Jones, Speaker
~ of the House of Representatives, an
election wi be held in the C.nnty of Uni N, ,
State Of South C,rJlinn, on the 18th day OF
August, 1891, u elect member to
the seat in the House of Reprcscn, atives,
made vacant by the death Of Robert Li,,lc,
for the unexpired term of said deceased.
The election to be governed and conducted
according to the laws euactel by the L"gis-
lature for the election Of members of the
Legislature for the State of S mih Caanlina.
The following ara appointed, at the re-
spect've voting precincts.
MANAGERS OF THE ELECTION.
KELroS.-J. W. Harris. ]. T. Allm,n.
Jamison Kelly.
JoNEsvILLE. II. 8. Harris, d. w. Fow-
ler, Is. w. Whitlock. -,
HUduEs w. 4. Moorhead Lcmuel AsIew, !,
w. 4. Baldwin.
SAsruo. &c. p. Sims, II. C. Farr, W. T.
Jones.
Ustox. w. W. Hughes, Conw,y Yonns,
hmessE. Hunter.
FIsH DAM. Il. Gregory, NJ. n. Jeter.
W. G. Wallace.
GosnES HILL.--John ID. Smith, Spencer
Sims. Robert Aught.y.
Caos, KEYs.--J. +. Ratchf rJ, l.. j..
Drowning, T j. Alvsrson.
y GIBBs--iIe Smith, d. A. Gregory. d.
G, Gi-t.
CoLERAIys.--Jnhn Thomson, Thomas
Steer, DR.. j. Z. N ,rman
GLASDyBURa M,LLs. J Orr, w. F.
Mabry, Sumter Lttiejohn.
TINBER RID0g.--Wm. Jefferie, James X.
Littlejohn, James Sparks.
DnAsrosviLLE.--Jnlius Hammett, G. J..
Huggin', John Bsruhili.
s WILKINsvILLI.-T. NJ Littlciohn, G.. G..
Roberts, Il. p. Macom .on.
SARRArrs john. ". Ii ilejybn, Ieuja-
mia Spears, Leroy McArthpr. 3.
Il xP. 5s M NJ vpf & eae9 { en- s'}7
Tho managers win csl 4 q 6]Iscc 6{ N ).
9. I.yies, Democratic Coul! ECaairman, for
the boxes.
W. T. LITrLEJOHN,
JAMES n. RODGER,
M. w, CULP,
Commissioners OF Election.
July 81 81 a,
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WOODROW Is THE MAy.-rhe bo,rd Of
trustees or the South Caroina C'llege wis,
meet next Thursday t, se'ect a prs.ileu, of
the institution, and it il confided,ly p,e.
dicted that DR.. james wo drow s t, be the
man. Al the last meeting Of the ,ard the
mater was postponed and sp scial commit
toe consisting Of Senator John r. Sloan, Jr..
speaker Ira B. Jones an Col. Boyd. was
appointed to look about arI rue .mmeud a
successor to Dr.. MoBryde. 1t has beeu
sscertrined on good authority that this
COMMITTEES will almost bsyoad n d ubt, select
Dr' Wo'drow t. 10 recommended tn the
trustees. This soems to tc the situ, ton
just now, and all the other tru.tee, ar.
rc'ying on the good jud gueft of the COM
mittse.--T The State. zr.;--ss r;-ss Ss-F
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The WINTHROP ExAMINArIoN.-The mat
ter in rela'i n to tho lack of ad9ertisiug at the
last series.has a, last teen Strengthened out.
MIR. Roswell 7. Eogan, Of Charleston, the
agent through whom tho president of the
wintborp lia;nins School arr,ngel for
advertising the Lass examination. iu all tho
counties Of tho S'nto, has written a letter l.,
PRESIDENT johnson in which he sat ed that ho
has finally ascertained, TO his great surprise,
that eight Of the FIR y papers in which he
contractcf to place the ADVERT .ement Of The
hrst exa"ina'i N FIR the scho ar .hirs iu the
training school hal not ins-rtci them. In
view Of this he returns tho money paid by
the soho u for these papers. The Charleston
Weekly Rorid, MIR. L g IN says, he did not
uaderstand t, he con-iderei in the list of
papers contracted for. President johnson
thinks that this statement is due Mr.. Logan.
tho school authorities AMI all G .ncerned.
The results of tho second examina ions will
be announced as soon as the paper, ca, be
examined, and the appoin ments will then bs
made.
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A PRopuEr nor WITHOUT Honor, &c.
North C,rolin, N mcrs are insisting on a
speech ron Governor I'll MN ut the grand
ally of The old Moth State at Red Springs,
and they have taken it for granted he will
be there. They guarantee an audience OF
5000 to 5000 farmers. The committee
have written /, Private Secretary Tor1pkins
10 send on State flag for the ceremonies.
Governor ii II is down on the programme
fer q speech.
Gvyernor 1ilman has also received .
CO., teous rersonalss l.ttcr from Governor
i'as4 ef .yssxpn,. .f1rl1 fafS6p'
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Lo"k all over town, and then come md
see our 6 rods and rr.crs, nd we will save
you m"nev. wo mean business Read our
advertisement this week.
GRAHAM g. SPARKS
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION
In the Court Of Common Plea.

Summons for Relief-Comp plaint not ssrve'.
Glen p. Thomson, William +. Thomson,
Joseph G.. Thomson and S,ll,e Z. West,
plaintiffs,
against
Lille q. Thomson. Katie e. Kyler and Daisy
E Hicks, Defendants.
To Lille o. TIL mson, Katie E.,Kyler and
Daisy t. Hick., Defendants Ia this actipptss.
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Columb a aud Ashevi!le.
Traips 7,8, 0, 10, IA. lI.i7, l8, ~. A.
Daily excep sanday. Pa'Iu,sA S)eersv. ~
TrAia. rs .~aA q. SsSs ga :oston, s. u,
ColumSis, Asaevil.e, Psint Rock. Morris
town, Knoxville, Jelliso and Junction City.
j. A. DOD. ON. Supt
JAS. L. TAyLos, G.. p. A., N. ii. Green,
Gen'l Manager. Sol Hans, Traffo Manager.
d. CsrdweIl, Division Passenger Agent.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION.
La the Curt of Common Pleas.
Rufus a. Whtlock Plaintiff:
ds1iRst
Joseph Ill. McKi.sick, as Administrator of
tho goods, chattel' AMI credit, OF jane.
u. Co'eman, deceased. Pamela Coleman
Desdemona a. Mabry, l. III mas Coleman
Amand" 3. Spencer. Robert II. Colem,n
John IL. Coleman, Reuben Col. man Melvin
Coleman, and Paul G .leman, Defendants.
10 the Defen lants above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and reouiroI
l. 10 answer the COM lint in this act ON.
which is 6ed in the office OF the Clerk of
Curt OF Common Pic IS, for the said County
ana 10 serve a copy OF 'ur ans wer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at hi, Office
q Law Range. Union Sorth Caro- ina. within
twenty days after the service hereof. ex x,lu
sive OF the day Of such service; a,J IL Won
Ia,i 70 answer the cpmplaint within the timc
af'resai The Pla ntif I'm IN tis sr. :. I'M
apply to ,hs Couri f,r the relief demanded
in the cpmplainf.
Date June 8, 1901.
WILLIAMSBURG,
Piaiuiif's Attorney.
10 the Defendant, Am,n Ia Spencer:
Taks notice that the summons in this
action, of which the foregoing is q copy, was
hled in the Office of the Clerk of t,e court
OF Common Pleas f'r Union Cou rty, al Union
IN the County of Union, in the Sta,e Of
Ssn,f SON, C'r'lina, on the 9th day Of June,
July 20, 1891.
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Attorney for Plsintiff.
2, Law Range, Union, SC.
July 81 8i Gt
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K,l.sS Esaas -

August SissSsSC ttlesbutgSKys special says
rumof ; cur, cnt<np,n N the streets thi,
morning that - Shorifs posse iu attempting
to capture the ltal ans who murdered the
Bromfeli fami were force to fre on the
Italians, eight ltali III. being in,,an ly kille
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! TO acswer tI,e comn,air,s r. .s;.

10 aoswer The complaints In this action !.
oPy o. which u fil.d in the office of tho
Clerk ofthe Court of Comm N Pleas for s,;d
county, and 10 serve copy OF your answer
to the said comp'a mt on the snhscr no. =.
ms once, at Union. In said County and State.
whmn twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive OF the day of suoh service ond ;f
you fail to answer the c,mplaiut within Tho
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
w'ii apply to the Court for the relief tleman.
dc in the complaint.
Witness, j. II. McKissick ESQ. CIerL oe
the Court of Common Pleas. in and for tho
C''u"'y Aforesaid. at the place aforc .aid. IN =
twentieth day of July, in the year OF onr
Lord ono thousand eight hundred md
ninety one, and in the one hundred and &c
'eehth year Of tn" So e-eignty nnd Indcpen.
acnce III The Unitcl States of America.
l. q. MCKISSICK,
h's' Plaintiffs Alto, ney.
j. II. MCKISSICK,
C.. Ger. -.
Lille o. Thorn mson, Katie E. KvIcr AMI
Daisy T. Hicks: "
lake notice that the summons in th,.
action, of which the f,regp;n is copv. vie
nied IN the Office III Oh. Clerk of said Conrt In
the county of U"i,n, ia the State of South
Carolina, on the 2l.t day Of July. 1891
l.G. MCk!SSICK,
Paintiffs' Attorney.
Union, s. C.
July "a 20 n.
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To Bridge Builders.

To Bridge Builders.
OFFICE OFCoUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ,
UNION COUNTY.
August ], 1891.
HNHE Repairs of tho Gi.t Bridge. on Tyg r
Il River, will be let to the lowe.t biiier on
Friday, 2lst. ins' at IL clock, NJ.
Plans md seecifcrtions, with terms of tic
letting, will be exh bted and announced on
the day ani at tho place of the lie ting.
Tho successful bidder must he prepared
TO give b md anil sufficient security. wi h n
tbre' years guaranty, for the work.
The Boud rescrves the RI ghi to reject any
and all bids,
By Order Of the Boa.d.
W. NJ. GALLMAN,
j. a. CHAMBERS.
Cn,s. BoLr, Clers. B. G. &.
Aug Z 81 q.
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Spend your cash with GRAHAM &
SPARKS whi'c their bargain sa!cs are going
on. For llw prices call q. their sto-e.
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H. s. j. II. McKIssIcK, c. c..
e,..
The State of South Carolina.

CoUNfi 'OF UNION.
By JAMES VI. GEE, ESQ, Probate Ju,,o.
Nv HEREAS, Joseph N. McKi.sick. AZ
w C'erk OF C'uri, has made snnt me to
gr.n b m Letters of Ad min 's,r,tion on tue
Estate ofand effects Flames q. Love. Sr de.
ceasei
These are, 'hcr"f re, TO ci c AMI ndmo,isI,
all and sin:ular the kin lre,i aud ere Iiror. of
the sa'd James G Lave, Sr.. de.easeI, that
they he and appear hefn.c me, in The Court Of
rro'mic to bs he ut Un o, Z. H., South
Carolina IN the 18th day o: August mkt
aher Publication here #, ut I | "'clork in the
foreno n, to show cause. if any ih.y hay.
why ths said Administration should M, bo
grartci.
Giver under my hand an ! eel this 3Otb
DAY juno, Ammo D., ini, 1891
JAMES NJ GEE.
SEN. Prcbae Ju igc.
Published OH the 3rd day of July, 1901.
in The Week y Union TIMES
July 3 81 e.x
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WILLIAMSBURG,
Pininliff q Affnrnau
MONEY TO LOAN

nNlmproved Farm lands. in sums Of $500
~ and upw 'rds. Loans repayabls In sma'l
a"nuai 'nstalmen 8, through a period OF six
yeus. thus enabling 'he borrnwer to pay OF
his indshteins IS without exhausting his
crop Z ans one ycsr. Apply ~ arcs 70
D. A. TOWNSEND.
Aitorsey, Union. 4. o..
Aug 10 81 iy.
S IS. STOK e s.,
TRIAL JUSTICE,
UNION. 8. c.
5 real attention paid to Collections,
0alce on Law Range.
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In order to close out our Straw Hats and otu .:,
SUMMER GOODS we have marked them at prices that ,
move them Come and get you a Straw Hat even ;fxou
ooh need now it will pay you buy one at our CUT
fhlCES and put it by for next Summer.
Ion walt now until they have been picked over but
come early and get the the le.- - :
we nave also some Ladies Opera Slippers and Oxford
lies mat must go to make for FALL GOODS which
will be coming in soon.
"' ocy your shoes without first looking through our
stock, or you regret it, We can save YOU money ON
every pair you buy.
Nice Summer Coats 4Sc worth from 95c to 81 b,t WA
bought them cheap and in everything we buy YOU get
the advantage of the bargain.
we have received another lot Of beautiful Darnct
Shirts at 80 cents sold everywhere so cents
Any'nhs you want in Tnware, Glassware, Crockcry etc.
cheaper than you get them elsewhere
It Is no ssss to show goods and
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sSvrs Cssrs roUsD -.-rhs nS,t bsre Of
tho new Gro, Of Go,rgie cotton. olasseI
(. about . rict adding, ,a'sei in Dougl,srsv.
wrs sold u pnb'ic auction Monday. Ia New
Iork' IN 'front.' Of The .Cott,n Exchange nj
Z g. cn ceats PR found.
inc osio seemed almost TO 90 begging.
kr'estousiy 6rst bales a'w ys sc d ahoys the
-! pfios. This BY no means looks en-.
s''Fss'se g oqr people ia the South.
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Sr. JOSEPH BSRLY ScAaED.-St. Josepb
Mo-, July 27.--Unless an aim ,st m: racuiaas q
influence is brought to bear upon The Mis-.
souri, River to prevent the inroa Is made at-
p"ia. west Of thi, city. known MS Befmon,
Bend. the Town Of Elmwood opposi,c f,r.-
Joseph, ar.i q terrific Of about six SQUARE
miles OF farming c,un'ry will bo su .mersed.
and the bri ige and rsil.o.d tracks will be
rendered us.ieSs.
The neck of land separating The river
ykbovc mi he ow the bend has h. en- reduced
to with ofsixto"n hundred feet, and the
banks are caving in nero by acre every day.
= The citizens Of st. Joseph ar, awskepinv
TO sense Of the necessity Of thorough action
Should the river cut through the Kansas
bottom this city would be deprived of three
ofits most important lines Of railroads for
months at least. Tie iron bri igs now span
Ing the stream ut this point would be reader
cd useless, all Communication wi h Kansas
Farme swou'd DO cut Off aud IL would be i'm
possible to estimate the damage to merchants
and business m,n. The sewer system world
be rendered useless AMI directly in front of
the city woul be silua' ed filthy and death
bee ling lake that coul not b, displaced
with mil ions. -,
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MURDERED M rus MApIA, Louisville.
Ky, August 2.-The Courier Journals special
from Cat,ettsbag, Ky, says that in Wnyue
omnty. Wet Virginia, on Friday night
Mr.. Bromfeld, his wife and Ave chiIJron
wore mar Tered BY q party Of Its;iar rail. oai
labsrers. ""
The Italian were employed on the NorEls
nni Western Road. On Fri lay night about
my Of them got drunk, aud g,ing t. the
aome OF Br 'mfeld. who was reported to
a.ve much money. they demanded admit.
tanso, ani with rails and clubs they begun
the at ack. Brom6sd and his two h.le.
sr,wn sons made b-a.s fence. bit seem
to have had no arms.
Their as.ail'n's broke 1, the doors and
wini w. and beat omfeld ard the 10Y IL
cfth Win clubs. They then on, hair
t,-oats and Stable t; en- repe ueiiy. They
then se'rct the wife and two ymneer
chhdren and put them /, 10th. After
iearching The place for viluabl.s ~ they
burned the house to the gr ,und. Itis said
ihe, the ensmies of BronHcii inci,ed the
lta''ans;o murder
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Inc state or South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Summons for Re'ief-Comp;aint no, Served.
Louisa Hollingsworrh, Plaintiff,
against
liehryC. Miller, Jamos p. Holliprswor,,,
and Andrew Holm ssworth, Defeadants.
fNO Henry c. Miller. James p. Ho.,incs-
l. and Andrew Hollingsworth, Defeuda1fs
m th's action: You arc hereby summoned
and required to answer the cImp nint in this
acuon, copy of which is fled IN the office
OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleos
ior SAID County, and to serve n copv of vour
answer to the said complaint on the subscri.
oer ~ ms othoe. at Union iuS said, County
ana state within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day of such
service anil it you fail n answer the com.
plS'nt within the time nf ,resaid, the plainlifF
IN this acton will Apply to the Court for ,hs
relief demanded il the complaint.
WITNESS, j. III. McKissick ESQ. IlerL 30
tue Court ofCommon Pleas, in AMI for ,ha
county af re.aid, the 10Th day Of July in tho
year of our horl one thousand eight bnn.
"rcd ani ninety-oue and in tho one hundred
ana h!tcenth year Of the Sovereignty and
ina dependence Of the Ui;tcd Sttcs of Am,r-
ica 'r-
( l.. 8. ) j. IT, McEIssIcu r. ~ II
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RICHMOND 4 DANVILLE co

COLUMBIA AND GREENvILLE DIVISION.
Condri scd schedule in effect july eth
looI. Tr,irs run on 10th Mer dian time
NORTH - ,UND
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AUCTION SALES.
VRUsTEES SALE OF LAND IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY


By virtue of deed OF trust from Frederick F.
Foote and wife, dated January 10 1889, recorded
in the Clerks office of the County Court of Fairfax
county, Virginia, in liber II, No 5, folio 1876, and
by direction OF the parties secured thereby the
undersigned will offer for sale st public auction,
in front OF the premises, in the village OF Falls
Church, Fairfax county, Va, at eleven o'clock on
THURSDAY, the 10th DAY OF APRIL, 1891,
the following described valuable resl estate Wig:
A CERTAIN TRACT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND situate, lying and being in the village OF
FAILS Church in the county OF Fairfax, and State
aforesaid, and bounded and described as follows;
viz: Beginning at the centre of the county road
on the south line of the Middle turnpike thence
along the line of sad turnpike east to the lot for
merly occupiet by the widow Barlow thence
south along the line of said widow B,rlow's lot,
one hundred and ffty.four feet; thence west to
the centre OF said county road thence along the
centre of said county road to tho place OF begin
Ming being portion of the lot of land known as
the COMMON SCHOOL HOUSE lot, and being
the same piece or psrcel of land which was con-
veyed to the said Frederick F. Foote byJ. W.
Hubbell and Elizabeth Hubbel his wife by deed
bearing date On the twonteth day Of September
1877, and duly recorded tn the Clerks office OF
the County Court Of Fairfax county in iber v
No. 4, folio 266.
Terms of Sale: Cash as 10 the sum of 1904. 5S,
with interes' on S97212 part thereof, from Jan
uary 10Th, 1889, and an additional sum sufficient
to pay the costs of the sale and there be any res
idue Of said purchase, the same shall bo made pay
able at such time, and he secured in such manner
as the said Frederick F. Foote, hin executors ad-
ministrstors assigns shall prescribe and direct
or in Of his their failure to give such d.
rection at the time aud place of sale then upon
such torms as the undersigned shall think fit, and
make known and announce at the time and place
Of sale. Conveyancipg at the cost of the pur-
chaser. FRANCIS L. SMITH,
ap2 Is Trusteo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-07
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