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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

COOO LOTS 25xl2O: on 18TH AND l4TH
cN-UC. ayes; only 50 feet from Market St. all
covered win trees and ready TO build on; no sand
or foS: VIII be sold on very easy terms: don't de-
lay but secure few before Market ST. is extended
and prices advanced p. A DOLAN & CO. $50
Market ST de5 SuTu
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GTOS0 WEBSTER ST. Mr.. WALLER; 9
III LCO. modern fats of and 8 rooms, bath,
@ a 7.H
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CROP PAYING RENT
~ AND SECURE HOME
BEFORE IT Is TOO I

CROP PAYING RENT
~ AND SECURE HOME
BEFORE IT is TOO LATEi
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF MY CUSTOMERS
and those seeking homes, also to clear up what
houses have completed and on hand, L will make
my headquarters at 81 Montgomery street, in the
once OF ); T. Middleton. where l can be found
daily from a. ". to 3 p. NJ.
have Few cottages of a. 5. 8. and o rooms
Win all modern conyeniences, which wish to dis
pose OF before commencing to build for the season
OF ~ Those l Will sell terms so easy as to
bring them within the reach OF ALL will exchange
Tor vacant property. / have also lots m different
parts OF the city on which Will build
purchasers. Remember the difference between
paying rent aud paying your own home Is
worthy OF 81 eat struggle. Cali aud see the owner
and builder.
OF s. r. Middleton. no2O II cod
FLORIDA ST., NEAR 25TH, AND HOWARD
st cable; cottage rooms. bath AMI modern i'm
proyements; street work done; cheap. part cash:
2Ox 100. w. Ii. GRIM CO., lls Montgomery
street. aol5 Su we IL
027S EACH-2 FINE LOTS N. or GOLDEN
Mlo ~ Gate PARK So monthly payments.
MEkbDifH HESDRY. no29 SuTurn
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&175 Pen AZ LOT MI ny PAY $500 no $500
ties when We sell lots 25NIUO IN the wel-knogn
and CONVENIENT Excelsior HomeStead wfthin 200
teet OF Mission road where You build now. and
which are convenient to churches and schools. for
the above prlce-Sl15. We the ones TO consult
a co. $50 Market q
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Call Tor our Real Estate Record" containing
Ist Of property Tor sale IA all parts OF the city.
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DOM ACRtS OF LAND 8 MILES SOUTH OF
E-oO winters. situated directly in center OF the
famous Vaca Valley warm fruit belt: better fruit
land In CALIFORNIA;; 1900 Of this ranch now In
wheat: this property Will bear investigation and is
offered for sale at the extremely low price OF $40
per acre. II. NJ BENSON & CO., 545 California
St, Room IL. del Tt
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GSS0 AND $500 LOT; II CASH. BAL
UOcO ance SIS monthly. SOL GETZ n BRO,
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G.0oSG 10 ACRES RICH LAND 14 MILES
eDOloU. from town. in Alameda County
fenced aud cross-fenced; bearing orchard of april
cots peaches. pears, etc. and Young Fren n
prunes; living creek with ino duck ponds, house s
rooms and bath; barns; several chicken and duck
houses; windmill and tank: household furniture
horses, cows, chickens, carriage wagon and
farm tools included. CANAAN * LYON, 2l5 Kearny
street. ue3 a.
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UNIMPROYED PROPERTY.

TTNIMPROYED PROPERTY.
y SS50-Cherubusco St; 25I70; easy terms
S45O-Rhode Island St. south of YoIo: 25Il2O.
$s5O-Corner Goettingen and wayland SITS; LOOK
12p.
Sl6UO-Palmer ST, near Chenery: 50xllOIi2O.
S45O0-iOth 81, near Bryant: 25L loo.
Sl200-Nermont ST. near Sonoma: Z5xlO0.
SlS60-Splendid location for dairy; 2OOx470x
ll5; Abbey Tract.
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Stt-S1 HuWAED-Sr. PROPERTY; STORE
: - and rooms ana fiat Of raons and
ll-r- hal windows; brick foundations: stone
walks; lo- 25I-5. c. Il. UMESEN q CO, II
Montgomery ST
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STORAGE.

FURNITURE. TRUNKS, PIANOS. ETC. CARED
Il for and stored reasonable: advances made
LlEBES' Pioneer Storage Co, $40 Stockton. eff
ElRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
Il 642-644 Mission st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR ty3 II
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For full particulars inquire at once OF s. P
MIDDLETON q CO., Real Estate Agents. % Mont
gOmery 81. deb st buruTh
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CQ7SO GOOD INVESTMENT: SEE THIS
sDc cV. piece and make us an offer; Eddy ST.
corner, near Steiner; aud fiat OF roo as
aud bath; also 2-story house vided in parts Of
roonS and bath each; good improvements; rents
SAD. LOT
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III o. FOR BADEN, THE GREAT MANUFACTURE
IL Ing metropolis OF the Pacific Coast
Do NOT make a mistake 10y buying 25-foot lots In
the suburbs but put your money right in the center
OF this great manufacturing town where one or two
COX lao lots Will make your fortune where an street
work. including stone sidewalks, VIII be done by
and at the expense OF the Stock-yard Company
Come and see for yourself the great work being
done by these big Chicago capitalists
our carriages ffree) VIII meet all trains at BADEN
Station on sunday, and the 1887 train every day
One of our firm viii show you this property.
We are the agents for this property and can give
you facts aud Information about this project and
new city obtalnabie nowhere else In San Frahcisco
Corners purchased within the first ten DAYS already
command a premium. J. L. DUNN d CO, ll2
Montgomery ST. 1t
G7RQ LOT on 9TH AVE, BET X AND L
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= GOO s sS4sS and on FOLSOM sT LOT
81 % per month. c. II. UMBSEN d CO. Il Mont
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I'VE HAVE A FEW LOTS. 25xI20, NEAR TIE
w ChIdrcn's Play and olympic CIdb grounds ION
TN, Sth 9Th and 10Th ayes l. ami X stS.). which
the owners bought cheap few years ago, but are
now compelled TO sacrifice on account OF dun times
For bargains apply TO p A. DOLAN q CO, $50
-
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

SQS00 HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH:
SooOO. 40 acres of land family orchard and
other improvements; bet Mayfeld and Mountain
View. Santa Clara County; bargain. Address T.
HAWTHORS Ocean View no2a Su are
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GH0 OGO EDDY ST. Mr.. JONES: 4 MOD
.NOO.O ". ern houses OF 10 aud rooms,
baths, ETC.: lot n ;6xl 81 IS: if properly altered
which could be done at only a moderate outlay. this
property would pay handsomely; present income
S2UO month,
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G1OO0 63:9x96; n. LINE b ST., NEAR
u wv. 14th ave-; half cash.
SzS00-Choice lot, 140xl2O, 2Sth ave-, near
Point LoOOs; part cash.
500 each-3 beautiful lots. 25xIIO, in College
Homestead, close TO Mission road
$3.50 each-lO lne lots in S22, near Park and
Ocean boulevard; easy terms
$275-32 :6x9l; cor. 10th ave. and ST., one
block from electric road.
500 each-2O lots 25xl2i, on ST., l24 feet
from Market-st. extension: $50 cash.
Sl75 each-l5 lots close 10 Market st. and ne ar
the boulevard: $50 cash.
$3.50 each-a lots, 25xl14 ready for building;
Day St. near Castro; worth $500.
$50 each-fine lots near the park and 29th ave.
on LIST IL You want to get a bargain come direct
To the owner. CHAS, w. POPE, $50 Market st,
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IT L. ORR a CO.,
L. ll2 Montgomery st.


Good residence location the belt railroad and
ses-wali; 1880: lot 81 :6r77 g.
s4OoO-tlats on Kondeli place. of 18th ST.; make
offer.
SsIoe-Rather beautiful new residence in the
West End; rooms aud bath: all modern conven-
fences; magnificent view OF the bay: $1,000 cash.
balance as you Ike II 20 suit. L. L. ORR CO.. III
Montgomery st. de6 SuTuTh
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IACoB HEYMAN.

/ AUD MAN.
REAL ESTATE OWNER
$50 MARKET ST.
offers the following lois on $40 monthly payments:
odE0 lots NEAR CoGSwELL COLLEGE
u fOU. extension of Folsom st. JACOB HEY
MAN. $50 Market st.
T OTIS on AND NEAR CORTLAND AVE, $3.50
II to $500 each; Howard and Folsom SITS. cable
cars VIII pass this property. JACOB HEYMAN.
GSIO FINE BUILDING LOTS or CALIFOR-
Mission SITS. JACOB hEYMAN.
GtOO FINE BUILDING LOTS, NEAR HOLLY
% 1OO. Park. JACOB HElMAN
G1SO LOTS. 25xlso FRONTING SAN JOSE
NtoU. road and electrician line; level and
ready for building JACOB nEYMAN.
BUILDING LOTS; $500 EACH: CLOSE TO MIS-
HEYMAN, $50 Market So
@17S LOTS, 251I2O; FRONTING SILVER
u, ~: ave and near Howard-st car line.
JACOB HEY $50 Market st.
I OTIS READY TO BUILD on; $3.50 EACH: ON
HEYMAN, $50 Market st,
| OTIS IN PARAMOUNT TRACT. NEAR CHEN
y ery-st; electric road. JACOB HEYMAN.
OJOS LOTS IN CoLMA, NEAR THE JoosT
ing; only 40 minutes ride to City Hail; $40 down,
balance s. per month. JACOB HEYMAN.
GI7S $500 AND $3.50; S. SIDE PARK LOTS;
near the grand boulevard, electric road and Mar
ket-St extension. JACOB HEYMAN.
G1QO LOTS SOUTH SIDE GOLDEN GATE
tDtUO. park in Block 700; only one block from
park and railroad. JACOB HEYMAN.
GoSO PARK LOTS NEAR ELECTRIC ROAD:
eDcOO. opp. Strawberry Hill; in Block Tag.
JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market ST.
COS0 LOTS IN EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD;
eDEOO. close to Mission st. and electric road:
25xl00 each JACOB HEYMAS
G10O LOTS IN SILVER TERRACE, NEAR
W1OO. Potrero ave. ready for building.
JACOB HERMAN. $50 Market St
I OTIS NORTH OF THE PARK ON 23D AVE;
- $500 EACH size 25rl20. JACOB HEYMAN,
$50 Market ST.
G1OO LOT 25I120. IN BLOCK 7lS; FRONT
ID 1OO. ing the grand boulevard; only / left.
JACOB HEfMAN tf WeSu
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G9H 500 VALUABLE BUSINESS CORNER
= ~ wv. north OF Market St: 3 stores and s
Ea.E' pFlck foundations; stone walks. etc rents
So Per mahth; lot les .6x57:6. Il. Ii. UMBSEN
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u = NO0 HYDE. NEAR SACRAMENTO; .
u -. OOO. 2-story bay-windOw houses OF 8
rooms and bath each; re3Js 500 net; lot 80 tx
1l2;6. Il. Il. UAIBSEN & Co. II Montgomery St
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o.7SG0 REDUCED FROM $500: A BEAU
- OUO. tiful new Western Addition residence
OF rooms and bath: beautifully frescOed and deco
rated throughout, with ali modern conVeueuces;
elegant view OF city and bay large lot 25Xl2O,
vita garden. front. back and side: terraeed front
and bacs, with stone all and walks: this at
once. as must sell on account OF leaving the
city: terms to suit purchaser BURSHAM a
MARSH. 42S Montgomery 81. II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

UIU0O 51a ACRES FINE BOTTOM LAND
'D1OOO. in town OF Valley Ford; house rooms
outhouses: all land fenced; running water Adj
dress Box 50, LICK House. dies 7ts
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Si5 PER MONTH WILL BUY ELEGANTLY
flushed 2-story residence cable lines; IN fine
neIghbOrhoOd.
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$4,000 G e8a T s %S R a5 daSz 5 ST
improvements. q. ii. UMBSEN y Co, II Mont
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If you want to Invest to speculate in real es
tate have property ia all parts 81 the city and at
all prices terms and SIZE to suit.
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PHYSICIANS.

A Ii DISEASES CURED by ELECTRIC TREAT
n ment; correct diagnosis free. DIR. NJ. SFRASS-
MAN, sl6 PoSt ST. de6 II
(R L. ROBBINS, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
~ healer. ITO Mason ST.. near Eddy: hours-1O TO
II, 2 TO 4. z to 8: consultation free. de3 I'm
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G9SQO REDUCED FROM $500 TO EFFECT
PooOO. an Immediate a sale; bay-window cot
tage or rooms, bath, etc; lot 25XlOO Church St,
n OF 29th: lines OF cars: this cosy place must be
solu; be sure TO examine 1t you will miss bar
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s9E S2 and HE 5sory house eoTTA Acre
and nat: brick fouHdaiieus rents SlOi; lot Is :6X
lal:6. & u. Nv kSlN \ co. IA MONTGOMERY 81.
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$5bCv-Buchanan near O'Farrell: 25x9U; eheap
lot, close To town; street work all done.
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I IL a GDODI.
II REAL ESTATE AGENTS
10 MONTGOMERY ST
dick House Block).
GQ00 HALE ST, WITHIN l BLOCK OF
TOOO. streetcsrs a fine lot on grade and
fenced; ready TO build. LEE & GOoDY, l9 Mont
gomeEy ST.
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1S 900 CORNER ON OTTAWA ST. NEAR
1O.OUu. Hayes; 2-story houses Ii . tene-
ments; rents, $s6 90; lot 3jxSO: make an olTer.
Il. H. lMBSEN & CO., Il Montgomery st.
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sfOoO-tine cottage on Park road, within a few
ista FarH; contains rooms bath, ETC.. large lot,
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Gle HlO GROVE ST., Mr.. VAN NESS
ID u .cOO. ave; 3 fine modern flats OF Z, and
rooms: bath In each. basement etc; total in come
SIP 80 per month; always rented; lot u 6x6S:9.
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sri 600 PAYS WELL; FILLMoREsT. Mr..
baths, modern conyenienceS, etc. rents 500 per
month; lot 4SNSl g,
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ADVERTISING.

IF You WISH TO ADVERTISE Anything
i anywhere at any time write TO GEO. p ROvELI,
q CO.. 10 spruce ST, New YORK aul9 Iy
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION on
II the subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
a copy OF Book for Advertisers" 1863 pages prici
81; mailed, postage paid receipt of price: con
tains q careful compilation from the America.
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
class Journals gives the circu aIion ratn. OF every
one, and good deal OF Information about and
other matters pertaining to The business OF adyer
Using Address koWELES ADVER Using BU-
hEAU. ~ spruce ST.. New York. aug "
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TURKEY. DUCK AND CHICKEN RANCHES:
lovely homes; fine farms; sale or exchange
ANDREW PRICE, Healdsburg. Sonoma Co.. Cal
iEoTnia. NOES Il
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Si4 250 WESTERN ADDITION; sPLE LEN.
I'D Low did new Investment property; Pine
ST., near buchanan; 3 beautiful flats; Z. and
rooms: baths. windows. etc.: built months;
rents $llo monthly; lot 25xl00; street in blum
inOus rock
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. Hio,ooo-Post ST., bet Hyde and Leavenwo rth
Ie s,ofy houses and rooms, BATH etc, each lot
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$36'oo0-fItra large lot on Suffer St.. bet. Hyde
ana Larkih; o7 ;6x137:6; improvements consist of
2-story houses; rent s g.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Auctionefrs and House Brokers, IL Montgomery
ST. Members Of the San Francisco Real Estate
Exchange.
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GOSO S25 CASH; $40 MONTHLY
" AcO. Beautiful Claremont Park. Oakland.
Five minutes TO two electric lines two horse-car
Francisco.
Lots from 100 TO 800 feet deep: fine large oak
trees; beautiful creek OF running water; call at
once: free carriage TO and from the park. A. H.
BREED & CO., AGO Ninth St, near Broadway, OAK
land. no24 II
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-17
"A REMEDY" PROPOSED.

The leaders of the subtreasury discus
sion say they want that or ''something
better" The Abbeville Press and Ban
ner offers as the remedy, or something
better. the following observations.
They may interest some of our readers,
and we give them as information. The
Press and Banner might have added
to the list that the general government
pay the South for its slaves:
1.-THE only something better that
we can think of just now would be to
require Congress to pay off the pensions
in Confederate money. Let the old
Confederates be authorized to sell to
the Government their old bills. and in
case any are lost let the Government
reissue any amount that the people of
the Southern States may make oath
that they or their relatives had lost.
By requiring the Government to give
US greenbacks for our Confederate
money we would be set up again, with
out doing any harm to anybody. AS
We took the Confederate money for
actual service the Federal soldiers
should not object to taking their pen
sions in it. If the suggestion to pay
off the Union soldiers in Confederate
money doesn't bring enough money to
the country, then require Congress to
pension Alliance lecturers and super
animated leaders Of the noble Order
who want office and can't get it, We
are quite sure this expedient would dis
tribute some money in the South"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-17
LET THE PEOPLE CHOOSE

President Polk, Of the National A!ll-
arce, is accredited in an intervie"
froul hansa: as declaring for a third
party. and says that it will sweep every
Southern State in lS92. Some seem to
think that the interview is not genuine.
We hope it is not. But some things
point so strongly that way that the
time is coming, if it is not already here,
when the people should know where
at least the leaders stand on this ques-
tion. He says that they will take care
Of the negro vote-that a good many Of
the col"red people are already in the
Alliance.
We suppose it would be proper to
conclude from that declaration that be
expects the colored vote to go with the
third party. President Polk will see
when the third party comes where the
negro vote will 60. Gov. Tillman says
that if We disrupt the Democratic party
that it will not only mean ruin to the
State-speaking of South Carolina-
but it will mean. return Of the carpet
bag rule. President Polk says "the
negro domination cry won't prevent a
break of the solid Democracy.' A
break Of the solid Democracy in the
South will mean the election Of Re
publican president and a perpetuation
of that rule against which al this cry
has been made, and from which has
emanated the unjust legislation Of
which We have been complaining. 1t
will mean a defeat of the Democratic
party the party Of the people.
But then th;y say that President
Polk wants to be President of the
United States. We heard that at
Spartanburg-that Mr.. Terrell had iu-
timated as much-but we did not
think his ambition in that direction
would take him so far as to try to de-
feat the Democracy, the only party
through whose success the relief de-
sired can be secured.
We do not think the people of this
section want any third party. We do
not think so, but then We may be mis-
,aken. We do not think there is need
Ior it, nor room for it here. But then
it is a question the people must decide.
Whether they will sacrifice Democracy
or will follow the lead of Mr.. Polk.
We do not think the white people Of
this State will divide to follow any
such lead, but then We may be mis-
taken. These are strange times. 1t
would be suicidal for us to divide.
But then, as the Greenville News
says, ''let the people choose which they
will serve and make their answer
known. Let them say whether they
will allow themselves to be fooled, con-
trolled and led by President Polk, who
wants to be president of the United
States, TO going into this new party,
or whether they will stand by and
with the Democratic party-the party
of freedom, of honesty and economy,
Of local self-government-thep party
that believes in, loves and fosters
American manhood"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-17

Lecturer Keitt says in card pub
lished in the last Cotton Plant that
The Herald and News "by means Of
headlines falsely stated "that he had de-
clared himself a third party man, and
then asks that his card published in
The Herald and News be published.
We are glad to know that Lecturer
Keitt is not third party man, but as
to the false headlines we have only to
remark, as DR.. Stokes would say, ''they
were merely a deduction by logical
process" from his speech at Fellers'
barbecue. We hope this is satisfactory
to Mr.. Keitt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-17
The Cotton Plant can take its oy

The Cotton Plant can take its own
good time to give The Herald and
News that plain statement in repard
to the sub-treasury, and also about that
argument of DR.. Stokes in his Green
wood speech. We know that Editor
Stokes time is very much occupied
just now. The Herald and News never
permits itself to become excited, and
does not care to encroach upon the
time of the Cotton Plant. We hope,
however, that too much of that brilliant
light will not be turned on our darkened
mind all at once.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-17
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRN.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
George g. DeWalt, Plaintiff, vs.. Jas. y.
iipscomb and J. Stricken Coles,
Defendants.
DGVIRTUE or AN ENECU rION
- in she above stated case, to me
directed, I will sell before the Court
house door, in the town of NewbeEry,
5. c., IT public outcry, on the first
Monday 18th day in October, 1891, all
the right, it'll or interest belonging to
the estate of JAS. \. Lipscomb, decd,
in the following described real estate,
situated in the county and State afore-
said, viz, all the interest belonging to
said estate III twenty (2O) acres Of land,
more or less, bounded by lands of G.. T.
Reid, J. r. Scurry and Mrs. Mary Lips
comb. deceased Also, all the interest
belonging to said estate in Three
Hundred and Thirty-nine (339) Acres
of Land, more or less, bounded by lands
of Mrs. Z. NJ. Simpkins, road to Dy-
sons Mills aud Saluda river, and the
tract first above described.
Levied on as the property of the estate
of Jas. y. Lipscomb, deceased, and
will lie sold to pay the debt, costs and
charges in the above case.
Terms OF sale-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers. w. w. RISER,
Sheriff Newberry County.
Sheriff s Office, Sept. 8, 1881.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-17

The Herald and News has been try
ing for more than a week to find some
argument, in Col. Watson's speech Of
three hours, in favor of the sub-treasury
plan, but the more we try to dissect and
analyze what he said the less able are
We to find anything there showing
how this subtreasury plan would prove
a good law.
But, then, possibly this is ''merely
deduction by logical process" from
what he said. There was wit, humor
and, at times, eloquence in his speech,
and we like to hear him talk.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-17

The anti-Third party and anti-sub-
treasury portion of the alliance has a
convention in st. Louis this week. 1t
met on Tuesday. From the papers yes
terday it was not as large or harmoni-
Gus as was expected by its friends. Ex-
President l.. S. Hall, Of the Missouri
Alliance seems to be engineering it..
Many Of the Alliance men think they
ought to remain in the order and not
form a new Alliance.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-17
Gov. Tillman in his labor day speech

Gov. Tillman in his labor day speech
at Columbia last week says that ''if
you disrupt the Democratic party Pan
dora's box of evil will be turned loose.
Everybody knows that it will mean
the ruin Of the State" That is very
true, but it looks to US that effort is
being made to that end. There is too
little forbearance and tolerance Of
opinion amongst our people. We fear
no good can come of it all.