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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-07
Tree, Used ns Food and Furniture.

The graceful palmetto, that grows 50
profusely in the lower tier Of the south
ern states, has recently become factor
In the industries OF the south, for It's
wood is hard enough TO carve and II,
fiber is strong enough to make excellent
cordage and o useful substitute for
spongea In Jacksonville q factory has
beon started for the purpose Of making
brushes and brooms Of the fiber, and
elsewhere sink brushes are being made
Of blocks Of the wood, half Of whose
thickness Is converted into bristling
points The young leaves Of the tired
make salad that the people are begin.
ming to appreciate, and the taste Of II Is
likened TO that Of caSstnuta Bears
knew about II long before the people
did, and II Is favorite article Of diet
among them, the black bears climbing
the trees and browsing on the fresh
shoots as eagerly Is they browse on
watermelonA m Y. Sun.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-07
Miles' Nerve & Liver Pills

Act on new principle-regulating
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DE-.
Miles Pills speedily cure billousness,
bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa-
tion. Unequaled for men, women,
children. Smallest, mildest, surest
so doses, 25 cents. Samples free at e.
w Adams, IL
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S5OO Reward.

We will pay the above reward for any case Of liver
complaint. dyspepsia, sick headache, indigestion.
constipation or costiyeness we can not cure with
strictly complied with. They are purely vegetable
and never fail 10 give satisfaction. Sugar coated
Large boxes containing % pills, % cents Beware Of
cOunterfelts and limitations, The genuine manufaet-
ured only by the John c. West Company, Chicago,
Ill. Sold by Y. ID. Felt.
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CAMnnIpoE, Mass, June q, 1890

Norman Lichty, Esq, Des Moines, Ia:
Dear Sir:-Enclosed please find an or
der for 81, for which please send as many
Krause's Headache Capsules as 1t will pay
for. They are very good indeed, but can
not get any In Boston. Yours very truly,
so ASA r. SHEPHERD,
1913 Norfolk 81.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-07

REV. HENRY K CARROLL, the statisti-
clan, says that there are one hundred
and forty distinct Christian denomina-
tions in the United States OF these
there are fifteen varieties OF Method
lists, fourteen Of Baptists and twelve Of
Presbyterians What has become Of
Christ's seamless robe? Did the Roman
soldiers who drew lots for II cut II up
into fragments 10 start sects withf
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HURON DIVISION.
Honest.

Honest.
In these days of adulteraiion and fraud
in all branches OF business ana pursuits,
II IS pleasing TO know that there is ono
medicine prepared which is strictly pure.
Such medicine is Sulphur Bitters In cur
ing scrofula; you can depend on them
every tlme.-W, B. Everts, A. NJ, Charles
ton, 8. q.
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FROM OUR COLLEGES.
Odds and Ends Picked up Here and
There.
Due West, s. c., Oct. ~, lS9:

Due West, S. c., Oct. ~, 1892.
Miss Laura Grier left for Okete, Missouri, on
Wednesday. She goes to take charge OF a
school,
Miss Mary Sullivan is attending the Pea
body Normal Institute OF NaShvilie, Tenn.
The Colleges and Seminary have gotten uu.
r full heed way. 1t takes about week gem
orally 10 get things In slnothe order. Then
the real work begins.
Mr.. j. AltheuS johnson of Washington, ID.
G., was In town last week. He was attending
TO some business with reference TO his ftl hers
estate. He stands very high in the National
capitol. and we feel proud that he Is u Due
West boy.
Hiss Claude Norris and niece, OF New berry,
81 have rooms at Mr.. J. ID. Brownlee's.
Miss Norris Is q first class mantua.mHker.
Mrs and Miss Stevenson, of Mottatlsville,
S. c., occupy suit OF rooms at Mrs LOwry's.
Miss Maggie Lowry left for her home in
Louisville, Ga, ON Monday. Miss Maggie has
q host OF friends in town who are always glad
10 see her.
Hon. j. J. Darlington of Washington, ar
rived in town last week. 1t Is IL pleasure 10
see his genial, bright, happy face.
Rev. w. w. Orr. evangelist, closed his meet
ing at Bethlehem on "Wednesday night. His
day and night services were largely attended.
The church was unable TO hold the crowd on
the last nights. Forty-one connected them
selves with the various churches in the CON
munity.
Miss Emiline Boyce will have charge of the
housekeeping d partment at the female col
lege the session.
Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Strngiellow are visit
Ing the family Of Rev. j. a. Brown
The Centennial Childrcn'S day of Missions
was celebrated at the Baptist church on sab.
bath night. \ most interesting program had
been arranged Il.
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News From Dead Fall.
Dead Fall, S. c., Oct,

Dead Fall, S. c., Oct. s, 1892.
This vicinity is quite healthy at present.
with the exception Of Mr.. J. B. Ells's TWO
children.
Miss Mamie Brooks, a beautiful young lady
OF Laurens, is the guest OF her grandfather
Mr.. James StraThorn.
Ike kellar, on his way to Rev. q. NJ. Boyd
of Cox esbury, stopped with j. Z. Jennings
last Monday.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Miller is the Superintendent OF
our Sunday SchCoi.
MesSrs. Cobb and Buchanan, passed up the
road late Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. 5. Turner has been complaining for
several days, thinks she has asthma. but Mr..
Turner pronounced ii whUoplng-cOugh.
Several maddogs have passed through the
neighborhood. Mr.. Miles Davenport had tw o
fine hogs bitten last week.
In passing Mr.. A. B. + ls's, l saw some fine
corn in his garden; IT Will soon be III roasting
ears.
Mrs. Strawhorn and Miss Brooks, visited
friends at Hodges, last Tuesday.
Mrs. j. f.. jennings gave the young people
an entertainment, Wednesday evening. All
report having pleasant time. especially W.
ID. Jones, Esquire.
Tne cotton is opening very fast, heard Il
farmer say the other day, that his crop would
all be open in q few weeks.
Mr.. John Norman is the happy father OF a
sweet little girl. Farmer.
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DONALDS DOINGS.
Cotton and Other Things-ReliSiouS
Reyival-Other Points.

Donnalds =. g.. Oct. 10, 1892.
The Press and Banner failed to rench thlS
office last week until Saturday evening.
Miss Lena Booker visited friends IN Ninety
Six last week. go,
Mr.. S. Mattison has gone to Grrenville
city to attend the Furman University ano'h-
er session.
Mrs. Acker, mother Of w. B. Acker, OF our
town, who sustained severe Injuries from q
fall some weeks ago. Is now improving.
Last night and this morning was quite cool.
Fires and heavy clothing were comfortable.
l45 bales OF cotton were received here Tor
shipment Friday and Saturday. Us bales were
ginned and packed at the two ginnerles al
this place same days.
There was a considerable tiutter in the cot
ton market last Friday, when the staple
reached eight cents. Saturday morning news
being unfavorable prices declined one quar-
ter of n cent
Messrs. NJ N. and j. o. Mattison with their
families moved to Anderson last week, where
they will make their future home.
Our High School is hourishing under the
management of Prof. .. B. Martin, assisted
by Miss Zella Campbell. We have siXty-fve
pupils on the roll and increasing from time
to time.
Donnalds township will not furnish sin =
gle juror for the two weeks Of Court this
month
Last week was a rushing time with farmers.
Cotton will all soon be open and hands are
hard to get. There will not be over two-
thirds OF crop made in this section. -,
1t Is currently reported that wedding Will
take place near here this week ana DINERS 10
report later.
There were twenty-four converts baptised at
the Baptist church at this place Thursday ana
Friday nights OF last week. There were thir-
ty.twO additions to the church at the late pro.
tracted meeting.
II is proposed to organize young mems
prayer meeting at the Baptist church to meet
Tuesday night of each week. We have one
prayer meeting that meets on Sunday night
and one on Thursday night.
There were eight accessions to the Metho-
dist church al this place last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Smiths little child died
last Thursday with that dread disease, dlph-
therla. and was buried at the Baptist crme-
terry at this place on Friday. Mrs. Smith has
been quite sick with same disease, but Is now
,onvalescent. The sympatbies Of the COM
munity go out to the bereaved parents In ihis
their sore afflictiuuS.
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Troy, >. G., Oct. 10, 1892
Cotton brought eight cents Friday and Sal
urday.
Mr.. X. y. cresSwcll is sick
Many from around Troy will attend Court
Mr.. o. A. Myers leaves to-day for his home
in Tennessee.
Rev. ii. I. Sloan. ID. ID will lecture In the \
Il. i. church Wednesday night on his travels
out West. 1t will be free 10 all.
Rev. Il. w. Sloan'S sermons Sunday mad,
us feel like we had never given one thing /,
the church.
There is 10 be good many wedding:
around here in the future.
II looks like living TO go 10 see our country
friends and TO see their cribs filled with corn
Even our town farmers cribs are full.
The temperance people Will have public
entertain ment in November.
Winter will soon be here Are you ready
for it? Prepare good warm bed tor youI
horses and COWS. Don't have the poor duml
brutes exposed TO all kinds of weather.
Now Is the time TO SOW plenty OF oats
Don't stand back and wait TO plant cotton.
MesSrs. Brown 4 Smith sold three thousand
cross ties at - cents. 1T makes q snug little
pocket change. NICK.
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Cotton.

Abbeville, October II, 1892
This has been Il busy week in the cotton
market AT Abbeville. and the prices which
have been paid compare most favorably with
the city quotations. One advantage which
the AbOeville market has over city markets
lies in the fact that the farmer sells his own
cotton here, while in the city it must he han
dled by Il commission merchant, with incl
dental expenses. During the last week the
price has ranged as high as 81 for extra good
bales, but on saturday there was decline OF
rom twenty TO forty points, but since then
the price has rallied Il little, and to-days QUO
tatI0ns at the close of business ranged from
l3-l6 downward.
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Wednesday. October IL, 1892
County Poor Houses. or II state Poor
House?


One ofthe subjects which should receive
the attention of our Legislators is the care of
the poor.
Is 1t better to maintain a poor house in each
county:
Would 1t not be better TO build one large
institution with an efficient manager and the
necessary medical attention?
At present it seems that the paupers are Ill
provided for in every way.
Their services cannot be utilized when scat
tered out in little squads.
Ifall were together they could be maintain
ed at less expense, and they would be better
treated.
Would it not be as we'll to have peniten-
tiary In every county as 1t is to have poor
house in every county?
Or, is there not as much necessity for
county lunatic asylum as there is for county
poor house?
In State institution our needy brethren
would be much better cared ior, and the en-
pense OF fsuperintendents would be but a trihe
as compared with the present plan Of having
superintendent in every county.
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Crimson clover red clover. mountain rye,
lucerne, &C., at w. K. Bailey's Drug Store,
Greenwood. :. T..
Now is the time to plant onion sets. Fresh
lot OF pearl and silver skin sets just received.
". Il. Bailey's Drug Store. Greenwood, =. {.
A good II inch shade hanging lamp COM
plete for s2.25 At w. Il. Baley's Drug Store,
Greenwood, >. T..
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Mastel.'s Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Lula Dendy against W. f. Waite ct. al-Fore.

COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Lula Dendy against W. +. Waite et al.-Fore-
closure.
DI VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made in the aboye stated case, will offer for
sale AT public outcry at Abbevile &. H.. :. c..
on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER. lSt)2. with
in the legal hours OF sale, the following de-
scribcd property, situate in said State and
County, to wit: All that tract OF parcel OF
land, containing
Sixty-Eight 1851 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of q. W. Con-
nor, Samuel Jamison, W. w. Lawson, M.Gog-
gins and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, balance
on Il credit Of twelve months, with Interest
from day of sale, secured by bond Of purchas-
er and mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser
TO pay for papers.
J. G. KLUGII. Master.
oct. II, ls92, It.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLISA. C.
COUNTY OF ABBErlLLE,J
I, BENZ. =. BARNwEII, Cashier OF the
alIovc-nuncd bank, do sUlcmnly swear that
the above statement Is true TO the best OF my
knowledge and belief
BENZ. 5. BARN WELL. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day OF October, lS!,2.
J. G. kLuGH.
Notary Public =. e.
CoRRECT-.iitcst:
j. q EDWARDS, !
Il. n. mAnnoN, Directors.
l.. W. WHITE,
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THE OCTOBER COURT.
The Court Officers and the Juries-
Short Notes Of What Has Been Done
in the Temple of Justice.

The October term of the Court convened in
the court room at ten o'clock last Monday
morning. Present: James .Aldrich. presiding
Judge VI. +. Ansel, solicitor: Wyatt Aiken
Istenogropher; T. l.. Moore. clerk; Robert G;
McCants. assistant clerk; " ID. Moore. sheriff
III NJ. Wilkerson, deputy sheriff. Consl ahlcs
G., ID. Allen, W. &, Chap pman, Charles Smith
John clark; jury boy, Ellie Wilson; cour
crier, J. IL. Walker: water carrier, Erncs
Wilson.
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ELIZABETH SHIRLEY,
JAMES G. SHIRLEY,
Executors.

Cold weather Will soon be upon US. You
VIII want fanncs and wraps. Haddon can
supply you as cheaply as any house III the
trade.
Embroidered nounclngs at cost. w. L.
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Five Hundred 5000 Acres,
Masters Sale.
The State Uf South Carolina,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Geo. s. Wilson, ct. al. Admr. against 1. NJ.
Christian, ct. .al.-FOreclosure.
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made In the above stated case, will of. for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville G. H., s. G.,
on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1892. within
the legal hours OF sale, the following describ-
ed property, situated in said State and Coun-
ty. to wit: All that lot or parcel Of land in
the town OF .Abbeville containing
One Cd Acre,
more or less, bounded by lands Of the estate
OF Mrs. Catherine Alston, by Washington
street, and an alley leading from the above
street TO the village spring.
Terms OF SALE.-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
j. e. KLrGH, Master.
Oct. 70, 1892, 1t.
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For Sale.

DC ACRE FARM, comfortable dwelling
OO Situated ~ miles South OF Abbevillp,
on Augusta road. A beautiful situation. For
terms apply 10 MARY j. MCMILLAN.
Dct. II, 1892, 1t
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE 20 TAXPAYERS or KIM. 1,,Ir -
~ " "aShiagton-S"tice y hereby gwen thai
the D ard OF con- Tuts-Oners % King con nt,, -,
thg a. a board Of equaiE aEl0n viii De IN seSSicn
three 81 weeks, commencing Monday .u.rlS.
1892. e ~ io1i OK
All taxpayers Claiming abatement of u, ar.
herehy notified 10 APPEAR on or before satr:rd.y
August 20, 1892, or be forever barred ''
-, r. A IWiCHFII
County Auditor and ex-0ficio Clers Of tha Res-,
Of Commissioners II King County WsSh
Dated al Seattle This 23th day OF IpIy A ID 90,
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BIRTHS.
DrxTBs AND FUNERALS.

PETTIT-In Seattle. Wednesday. July II, 1892
10 Mr. and Mrs. Il W. Petit. a daughter
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FOR RFNT-STOREN.


E,0R RSNT-STOREEOoM AND BASE
L naent: two veI,-arraaEea asts Of four rooms
each 5 Columbia street; VIII rent As whoie or
separate r. H. Dempsey. liS Columbia, between
and
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IOSr.

| o~f-BETWFEN THIRD AND JACKSON
- STREETS al Occidental square. a. eavelope
CohiSaii'h- = a liable paper, s0Ol 70 no Vne ssut
owner, with Nrs isNle&> name on nralfr,s
flnder " ii please cave al Post InIeisi .encer
usl-fkEnERICk & NELSON'S ADDRESS
~ ceA-ers - secoaa-h hand furniture
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NOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs: ALL KINDS:
T H. y. Barpee. General Agent. So Pioneer
building.
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ENGINEERS and CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE C0MPANF-EN-
- gneers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scriptlun: wharf building, pie driving, dreigiGg
and sieanl-Shovel excav a'ing plans and spec hca-
tions furnished on application: correspondence
solicited. Office Occidental block. seattle ash
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4CCOCNTSNTS.
CYTT NOTICES.

I II. PARSONS. ACCOUNTANT. rs sUIrI
81 van btEek
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L'OR SALE-S60o; FORTY ACRES BEST
L farming land; close TO railroad; in Lewis
county; easy terms Room % Post-Intelligencer
hniidng.
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FoE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

l'oR RkNF-tI ARENpO HOTEL, CORNER
~eso0t AMI Depot streets; desirsAi" tsnSnt
able terms Apply Charles Leach, lssl. troat
stEeOS
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DYEYNG AND CLEANING.

GAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. go SEC
- ond street
w ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER OF
W ladies' and gents' clio ng Fifth aad James
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IoHN r. wITTWER, aAIRDREsSER AM
~tgnAAer e4s Front next 10 LowHAh
6anfordA
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LNOR EXCHANGE-FOUR EXTRA CHOICE
J. residence lots. graded and terraced 60xl2O
close to Broadway and Albert streets, for acreage
timber lands good inside outside property.
Treen, 20i-202 Washington building, Front street
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NOR EXCHANGE-IMPRoV RANCH $50
L acres good buildings. 800 bearing fruit trees.
threequarters mile water front, half mile from
railroad for good city property Treen, 20l-202
Washington building. Front street
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VAIL FOR BIDS FOR BRICK-BIDS WILL
y De received by the secretary Of the board
pEbiic works of the city OF Seattle up TO IL III
Frl0ay. August 5. 1884, for 2S3 coo Brick tinoes
~ " Iessl for building pumping station on Lac
Washington.
hese brick shall be ~ good quality, such a. az
Sss,esliy used for Quilting purposes. and snsa -
GrLNered by bidder AZ cl.y's pumping station u
LAKE Washington as they are needed.
lhe tight IS reserved TO reject any and all Dos
C. u. hEIFNER, SeeresAft
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


N0ECE-TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
~ mat n Beaunan from AMI after this date Is in
nc WAY connect ed with the firm Known \. COL
shes * "a. doing business at No II consh Third
$tfee'. -eaiiie, W ash. aud he VIII not held
spon>ioie 70 any contracts made by A. CotSkey &c
70 alter this Gate II. BEAJMAN.
July IS. 1892
iST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us; WE
- 81 eni strictly 10 business make quick sales
and tai dealing wiseman & Co No 2oo New
York block.
THE RELLToWS FURNITURE COMPANY,
$40 front street, can show ven the finest line
on oiicioth, Nnole1m and mating in Seattle; in
staslmensS
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF COMMITS
sionsr OF lands and works hereby invites archi-
tects 20 submit on or before the SJ1h september
next competitive plans and estimates OF cost ior
the construction OF certain proviucta Il government
hulIdingS Particulars of competition and further
rHation De obtained from the rn ersicneti
W. : GORE,
Deputy Commissioner Of Lands and Works. Lands
and WORKS Department., Victoria. B. C., Ism
June, 1892.
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,-, IN. T. 2. & IT. Z Il. K. Co.. Ltssee.)
rains leave t2d ST. North Kyer) station New.Yorks
.olows. and 20 minutes earlier from Jay.st, N r
S'1S ~ M.mDsly for N-wburg. Kingston. Albsny.'
1912 \. M.-oaiiy for Alba daily EXCEPT Sunday, Mons
1000 A.. M.-Dally. for Newburs Albany, Utica. Syrs
ease Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Fails Detroit CHI
,eago DAILY except saturday for Toronto. =
16is' M.IhpaIiy except SUNDAY for Albany and Utica
Sis Mb" fN Ss &s SSHsay M Ss Aio' Ge, s.
suse Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, De
tsr Io 5Ss for Albany Utica Syracuse HqsAe
IT k pstly s sIss lH saturday 10, Toronto.
Ne N r T;hT, iRAW LoCALS, 2:t5, .S:tS r. N.
b35 20 80. III 40 4. NJ ~ " % '
Sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto D.,
u0.t ns,h,icasoi ST. Louis on all through trains.
DAILY for tickets, timetables parOr ald sleeping
esr acc9nmodatons or information apply &C otces Brook.
Eton.ss 72o Eultons Annex eaies foee
10 Bowery II Park Place 5S West I25th ST. and q -
ssus' Z. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger AganA
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on FIFTH AVENUE,

~O1 RUNNING THROUGH TO 1924 BROADWAY.
EAST SEVENTEENTH ST, AND MULBERRY ST.
Supreme Court; City and County Of New-iorA Sarah
L. Melen faintn, against Abncf M.ilen and others
In pursuance OF inerlocuory judgment Of PARTITION
and sale duly mas sad et , Ia Ir aCoye sn is
and ned NoyembT 10Th 1881, L. the undersigned, the
Estate EXchange and Auction Room limited No., 80 to
81 Liberty strrt IN e TX n nc on noSe VI tSnt
day. By smyh ryan sGelionSe te l1nds d premise
In said judgment a. follows: ,-.
at certain S piece C or RHce da Of STAN Land st Sa
and bound ana de.s'cd asE,y ns ,S
feet .lNscventns inches nortlegy from the north
s 5se corner OF ad p, sq % fTeS r
sss f' Ia a %a,aSs 3s%1s ass .o % y
westerly Side Of flfrh Avenue twcnty eight ret two
Twenynih street one hundr,d and one feet seven and
aeh o to h sary de Of h .8
e. two and SIX ,event4s Hche. 70 ne RafS 4 BEGINNING
ID pTy@s being g.y w.i,s subject 10 .T,n."s
i d S-d Mss sct ss5 and Tcaacd June Cd is55 in
nS s.s. s's sss &
sfF.@"s at s point 81 4 sS%'hsy so S
tSiftysis-t feet easte from the Ssteiy id: Avenue
A. running thence sOTh On SS d LINE P,e with As
and Seventeenth Streets nnetytwo feet thence eastry
sas aES sa!1' via
S feet @ ons said se .Suh s ss of
Street .esen.one feet and three inches 70 the place Of
oss And ssc c's al tn that eeissn s,h
Ward Of The City OF New.York County and State Ny.
York. known as Number SIX Mulberry Street on the ea
Mulberry Street. and PARK Row formerly
Chatham Street bounded and dsl rcd follows:
ming souterly along esstey line Of Mulberry Stree,
twentysx feet and seven Inches thence eastery 10 the
southwtstery side Of Worth Street sxty-siX feet
three inches and thence nofthwestery and along
soutwcstey SIDE Of Worth Street twenty eight feet
and 1arter inches aud thence westerly forty
feet four and twotenths inches t. the csstsy side of
Mulberry Street tho point place OF beginning.
Datd, New.York. December g. 1891.
HERBERT j.. DICKSON, Esq. Referee.
10 Brood Street
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HENRY DAILY. JR., Esq.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
81 Wall Street. n. Y. City.
GEORGE HILL, Esq,
WILLIAM c. TRULL, ESa.
Defendants Attorneys, -
2o6 Broadway, n. Y City.