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ALICE PIERCE AS HANNELE.

the stage since she was little bit of tot,
but first achieved reputation among man
ayers BY her clever enacting of Little Lord
Fanntleroy. She was the first of the many
children who ossaycd that role whose act
ing was called natural"
Miss Pierce Isl queer combination. While
she is still as much of child as ever when
at play, she IL transformed into Il thought
full little woman the moment she enters n
theater. No popularity of method Of an
actor escapes her notice. She has studied
Duse, Irving and Ellen Terry, and the last
named wrote some excellent advice upon
the back of photograph which sho gave
her.
The Rosenfeld brothers were quick to ap-
preciate the wonderful ability OF Alice, and
us they have her under contract for n long
term OF years and she will have the benefit
of the trimming of Mr.. Carl Roscnfeld, a
past master of his art, her future Is GER
tainly bright with promise of great achieve
ult4ltS
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DE sraupas.ant.s Only Play.

"Musottc," an emotional play by Guy de
Maupassant, is to be produced Mt the Star
theater, New York. Arthur Hornblow has
made the English adaptation, and Nelson
Wheatcroft is to direct the production and
play an important part in it himself "Mu-
sotte" is the work of Guy de Maupassant
and Jaques Normand, Il writer little known
In this country, but who has wide repu-
tation i'll France. 1t is one of the last liter
airy efforts OF De Maupassant and was orig
inally produced in 1890 nj the Theatre GYM
nasc, in Paris, where it had IL run. a strong
cast of we'll known actors and actresses has
been secured by Mr.. Wheatcroft.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
4 sod

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ farm with handsome improvements, near
Bedford City, Va,-The undersigned commission.
ers VIII, by virtue OF DEGREES of the circuit court
OF Bedford county, entered Mt its May terms, 1880
ana 1873, In the suit of Nicholl, etc. vs. Bruce,
etc, oner for sale at public auction in front of
the courthouse at Bedford City, Va, ON SATUR-
DAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1891, AT 10 NJ,
the very desirable farm OF no acres. lying about
two miles south of Bedford City. Virginia, The
land Is excellent, has 1t an abundance of fruit
both apples and peaches, and Is we'll wooded and
watcred. The improvements are of very ex-
ceptionally high order, tho fine brick residence
having been enlarged and handsomely Improved
by tho late +. ii: Nlcholl, of England ut cost OF
several thousand dollars.
There fs large kitchen with room above con
nected with the dwelling by o broad enclosed
way opening into storerooms. The outbuildlngs
are complete, including barn and stable, car
rage house. ice and smoke houses anu framed
shaded, and most attractive outlook towards
the mountains.
This 10 most desirable farm and offers IN ex-
ceptlonal opportunity to any one desiring a
country residence easily accessible to the
schools. churches and other conveniences of
Bedford City,
TBRMs:-One.fourth cash, and balance in
equal instaments ut eight, sixteen and twenty
four months, with interest, evidenced by proper
DO varied, II desired NJ. p. BURKS.
j. l.. CAMPBELL,
Commissioners.
In Bedford circuit court, clerks ofice. April 81,
1893. -
hereby certify that j. L. Campbell has given
bond as required. Test:
42o 1t cod JIM. SPECIE, Clerk.
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miller he has few peers, and he has several
times ridden the distance in minute sec
onds. Last season he defeated johnson
several times, and he and his partner. Bliss.
broke about all of Johnson's horse paced
records late last fall. Dirnberger's living
milo In l minute 81 seconds Is the fastest
ever negotiated by n wheelman. He is only
81 years of age and has been riding less than
two years.
Julian p. Bliss, the Pocket Hercules of
Chicago, is hardly big enough to be king,
but he is ono of the fastest men ON the
track. He won 60, 300 worth of prizes last
year. In 1892 no did n mile in minutes 10
seconds, which was then Il remarkable per
formance Last fall, with unrecoanized
horse pacing, he broke nearly all the worlds
records for short distances, and at Chicago
was close second to Zimmerman in the
10 kiometer 6 miles 1,10O feet) interna-
tional race. He displayed rare endurance
in this heart breaking race and defeated
johnson, Hyslop, Meintjes and Bode. Bliss
is 81 years old and weighs but 125 pounds.
George Taylor, who broke the worlds
mile record several times in 1909, is another
remarkably fast man. He was never Tim
merman's equal in a race, but last year he
proved himself tho peer of Tyler and Win
die. ~ wheolman who Is expected to ride
rings around some of the would be cham
pions this year Is E. G. Bald, young
butcher of Buffalo. He defeated johnson,
Sanger, Tyler, Taylor, Windle and others
last year, rode flying quarter of n mile in
25 Is seconds and won q half mile race at
Springfield In the fast time of minute 8
seconds. II he continues to improve this
year, he will prove formidable candidate
for Zimmerman's crown
Sanger, Tyler, Dirnberger, Bliss and Bald
have already begun their training, and
will probably race ut the California Mid
winter fnir. Among the other fast men
who will ride this year are Guy L. Gary,
Herbert Citizens, Conn Baker, A. w. War
rem, f. A. Nelson, f. A. McDuffee, F. How
ard futile, A. D. Kennedy, Jr., F. j. Titus
and ". A. Rhodes, but they have failed
thus for to show frat class form. There Is
no better authority on the subject of Zim-
merman's probable successor than thinner
man himself. He believes that the fight
will DO between Sanger, Tyler and Dim
berger, and that Tyler will be crowned king
of amateurs for 1904.
EARLE Fl EATON
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TRUSTEES BALES.

rINRuSTEE'S sALE.BY VIRTUE OF a
deed OF trust from w. j. Blair and L. Blair
OF November 1885, and duly recorded 0 IN gay aSyy
clerks ofiico OF tho corporation ooart for the
conveying the property hereinafter descri6ed In n
trust to secure 5. NJ frey the payment OF Tho
s gu, OF i've hundred dollars tt5tW as evidenced
ny TWO certain interest bearing negotiable notes
OF even date with said deed OF trust Tor the suns
OF two hundred and htty dollars (S25t) each and
from date. A ineofese
And whereas defaul. has been made in tho nav
ment OF portion or the last mentioned nots
leaving balance, including principal and intcr'
ct now due 10 wit. Slo757 and being requested
NJ public auction, to the highest bidder. in front
OF the courthouse IN tho city Of Roanoke. Va
sS AT i ocL oi!E NH tho PAI OF JUNs
oEe. w: '''' '''' u i'oan-
lot (or where he then lvcd), and running tbencts
thence southery 1o6 feet a. d parallel with o, ni,
tareet to an alley thence with said alley Sc feet
the ne Of tSe sa 70 p9nt SO feet
srly lc5 feet to the place OF beginning. And
Known ~ lot and ak feet OF lot in section q.
the city OF Roanoke, Va aud rs a part OF tho sc
isnd conveyed by Mrs Jane Lewis to 4 Nc M
Ba Jr ss ptTpfFTt rey SqSn V ssSed to
the 9TH DAY OF November, 1890, and recorded ia
ae TERas 81 81 R sHs s9a Cash ,roran
me costs OF executing this trust and to pay tho
o san due on the above mentioned noIe of
Siut.o7. The residue, II any, to be made paynhIc
IN one ana two years from the day OF sale with
nterest. deferred payments to be evidenced nv
the notes OF the purchaser and sccurcdsby n doaS
OF truet on the premises conveyed
~, ms sale is made subject to former sale made
~ I. W. Miller, trustee. February 10, 1893 undar
q prior lien or deed OF trust to him made bv w
!. and H. Blair, Jr.. dated the 18th day OF Novem
eer, 1917, and recorded In the clerks office In
aeed DOCK 81, pngc $780, under which sale for,v
ieet or the above mentioned property was cold.
leaving balance Of sixteen feet to be sold under
s5td
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T,RUSTEE's SALE OF yAL1,aH1E
4 plaut-i!y virtue OF Joint deed of trust
dated June ii, 1873, recorded in the clerks once
or inc iiust.rgs Conrt for the city of Roanoke,
Works aud the West End Brick Company. con-
yeying to me tho hereinafter described PROPERTY.
Ol;LOCk NJ, NJ The West End brick yard. in
INC city of Roanoke, Va. proceed to sell ct pub.
nc auction, TO the highest bidder. the entire
brick plant of the West End Brick CompNnv
eclnsisting of two horse wagon. carts and, carl
harness, brick presses, X bbl. oil. lot OF whrn,
bssrows, 4spring trncks, chief brick msShine. 10
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COMMISSIONERS, SALES.

est bidder, the following lots OF land lying and
being In tho city of Roanoke, va, and boundei
an1 described as follows:
negnhing at a point on tho south side of
GIogory street 80 feet east of Wood street. thence
alonS gregory street youth 81 degrees IS minutes
Gus. 20 ieet to point on same, thence south
degrees 10 minutes west 100 feet to point thence
north 81 degreeS46 minutes west 25 feet to pont.
thence north degrees 10 minutes east 100 feet tn
tho beginning. 1'' Aee' W
~ Beginning at point on the south side of
gregory street rs feet east OF Wood street thence
along gregory street south 81 degrees IS minutcs
sast 20 lest to point on same, thence south
north 8! degrees As minutes west Is feet to n
point, thence porth degrees Is minutes ensf i'm
feet to the beginning. -'O
,(0 beginning at point on the north side OF
walker street 80 feet east OF Wood street, thence
north 2 degrees 10 minutes east 100 feet TO
icet 10 appoint, thence south degrees 10 minutes
west 1OO feet to Walker street. thence with
w alser street north ST degrees IS minutes west
rs feet TO the beginning
I'D Bcgtnsing at point on the north side of
w aher street Is feet east of Wood street, thence
thence south 81 degrees IS minutes east rs feet to
point, thence south degrees 10 minutes west
1Unfect to Walker street, thence north 81 deprees
I'D minutes west 81 feet to the beginr ing
TERMS OF SALE: Ono third cash. balance
IN y, IL Fad j months, deferred payments to bo
eVIc.nced oy bond of the purchaser and title of
property to be retained until the whole of the
purchSse money has been paid.
nc lot nrst above dee cribed Will be first off cred
LOT eaic and should Ii fail to bring euIIcicn 70
satisfy the lions on said lots, then the Others will
DC sofa In their order until same satisfied
A. Is. HUNT,
II. X. HICKS,
Nov,
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A LEXANDER THOMAS, ASSIGNEE, VS.. THE
1ABristol Iron and steel Company, and tho other
causes heard Herewith. Pursuant to decree en-.
tereo IN me above styled causes by the corpora.
Der 1881, we the undersigned special commosaiou-
ers, Will ON THURSDAY, THE 2STH OF JUNE.
1874 AT2 O'CLOCK p. M, on tho premises IN
the city OF Bristol, Virginia, expose to sale nj
plant the trnct of land upon which the same Ia
situated. and all the buildings and appurtenances
thereon contained likewise all the iron ore fuel
SAND Limestone, laboratory materials, tools an.
pnahces ana all the perronsl property OF Whist
the Bristol Iron and Steel Company The plant
ls mammoth one. being we'll constructed and
one OF the best situated blast furnaces in tho
whole country.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough cash to nav or
the costs OF these suits the OF said salc the
amounts owing by the receiver in said causes
ana an additional sum OF $500, the reeiruc of
the purchase money in three equal credit metal
mchte, at nine, fifteen, and twenty one months
Ing interest from the day OF sale, the purchaser
giving negotiable notes with approved personal
security thereof, title to said property to be re-
talnco until the full purchase money is paid and
aconveyancc directed by the court.
April. 1884. "
II. g. PETERS,
X NJ. PAGE lspecinl Comrs
EDWARD W. ROBERTSON,i
l. Arthnr Roberts, clerk OF the corporation
court for tho city of Radford, Vn do certify that
II. e. Peters, X. NJ. Page and E. w Robertson
three or the special commissioners appointed nv
occree entered in the above-stylcd causes, have
entered into and acknowledged separate bonds
In tho penalty of $4,000 each with good secur.
Ivy; In my Office, as required by said decree
Done in the corporation court clerks OFF &C for
the city or Radford, April "a, 1894.
426td ARTHUR ROBERTS.
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Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, DATED
- inc lst day OF May, 1881, and recorded in
me clerks office OF the llustings Court 10, the
SS,y OF h0anoke, virginia. In decd book -. pngc
o., executed 10 me, the undcrt igned trustee by
the Home building and Conveyance Company,
conveying the following described property,
situated in the city OF Roanoke, Virginia, To- wit:
roA, fe san lot or parcel OF land lying the
}run sae OF gh street In the city of Roanoke,
January, 1SS9sviz.:
IRON, rom inc northwest corner OF High street and
n Roanoke street: thence south = degrees 10
minutes east A feet to point, thence north
lnencc with said alley north "a degrees 10
minutes wcst ~ 13 feet to u point thence south
sdcgrecs u minutes weet 101.25 feet 20 the be.
ginning.
In trust to secure jill Skinker, special commits.
sloner, the "ayment OF the sum OF seven hundred
unu MY dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate OF ak per cent per annum, evidenced bv The
bond hon, OF the said company, for the said sum OF
sioo.U or even date with said deed, pay Il lc five
on the let day OF November and May IN each wear
until the payment OF the said principal sum, said
interest being evidenced by ten couI ons att chcd
10 said bond. falling due rs aforesaid. ard default
having been made In the payment OF the prInci-
pai sum OF seven hundred and fifty dollars. and
In the payment OF coupons No. and 10 atlnchcd
10 SAID bond, amounting to $3.50; also III the
payment pam Ms or taxes upon said property for the
years 1872 and lS.3-sixty-sevcn cents interest
having accrued on past due coupon No . tnlnk.
ing total of SS35 81 now In dcfault) and having
occn itquertcu 80 10 90 ny the beneficiary under
SAID deed OF trnst. will ON MONDAY JUNE
TIE 4Til 1891, in front OF the court house in
the city OF Roanoke, Va. at IL O'Clock m, oirer
Tor sale to the highest bidder, the above do.
scribcd property on the following terms:
For cash as to so much ne may be necessary to
dcfray the expenses OF this trust, inclrding a
trustees commission OF per centnm upon the
gross amount OF the sale, and to pay the said
bond OF S750,0J the two coupons past due, with
interest on he same from date of maturity, and
the amount Of said taxes, amounting to about $40
I, residue, 10 any, will pay TO the sale Home
building aud Convey ance Company in two equal
instsilments payable IN Blk and twelve months,
bearing interest at the rate of per cent pcr
annum from date OF sale.
J.ALLEN WATTS,
i tde Trustee. 10
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RUST FEY: s. s!A,L.EE..wuEREAs, By A GER
to to, Hen5y Trout, trustee bearing date October
hustings Court for the city OF Roanoke. deed
book "a, page 81. to secure the payment OF Ger
tain notes therein mentioned; and whereas. The
s s, u s. Trout has resigned the said trust and
the judge OF the Hastings Court for the CITY OF
Roanoke old, on The alsl day OF March. 1871 AZ
point the undersigned c. II. Vines az trustee in
salo dced in The place and stead OF ii. &. front
trustee, after legal notice to all parties in Interest
and whereas, default has been made In the nav,
ment OF the note bearing date April let, 1872. for
the sum OF 81 ,Ss3 81. on which there is credit on
SAo as OF May a3rd, 1893, ut one year, and on ne
ing required go to do by the beneficiary / shall
by virtue OF said deed OF trust, proceed to sell nj
public a9ction to the highest bidder, ON Mon.
PAY, APRIL 23RD, 1S9t, in front OF court housc
ROANOKE, Va, at y O'Clock m. all the property
convc ed In said deed, nnh being that cert ain Or
OF parcel OF land with improvements thereon
situated In the city OF Roanoke, Va End CO.
scribcd as follows, to.wit: ~ "
beginning ut n point on the south eide OF
shenandoah, or Fret avenue, L. W.. so feet east
OF vi! TANK alley; thence south 1870 feet more or
less to the right OF way OF the n. IL w rnilroad:
thence cast with said railroad 50 feet to lot No q
thehoc north 100 feet more or less to Shenandoah
avenne; thence 50 feet west 10 the be ginning
TERAS-Cash
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Special Commissioners.

In thcj:clcrk's oficc of the Hastings Court of
the city or Roanoke: Ccntral Manufacturing
Building Company, ct. ais, defendant Chancery.
1, s. 8. Brooke. clerk OF the said court, do Ger
NY that the bond required of the special com
missioner by the decree rendered In said cause
on the lst day OF March, 1894 has been duly given
Givcn under my hand as clerk OF the said con 1T
this 9TH day OF April, 1921.
- I'd SIS. BROOKE, Clerk.
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WHO WIND BIZ THE KING
Swift Wheelrnen Who Are After
Zimmerman's Crown.
TYLER AND SANGER ARE FAVORED.

Dirnbcrgcr, johnson, Bliss and Bald Also
Among tho Fast Candidates For First
Placc-Zimmermnn Thinks tho Struggle
between Tyler, Sanger and Dirnbcrger.
Now that Arthur a. Zimmerman has
been lured from the amateur throne by the
musical ring OF the French franc, what
American wheelInan will this year demon
strate that he is entitled to the discarded
crown? This is the all absorbing topic
among bicyclists from Maine to Texas and
from Washington to Florida. There are so
many remarkably swift riders on the track
today that the question is difficult one to
answer. IL Is n question, in fact, that only
the stubbornly contested races of the COM
ing season can decide
The three names that at once suggest
themselves to every wheelman are Walter
G. Sanger, Harry G. Tyler and John S
johnson, and one or another of this re-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
Oimproved property-Pursuant to u decree en-
tered in the Hastings Court for Roanoke City,
Va. on March LIST. 1884, in the consolidated
chancery cause OF Central Manufacturing Com.
pany and others against Southern Building Com
pany and Others, the undersigned special COM
missioncrs will ON MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY
or MAY, 1881. AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. In front OF tho
courthouse in the city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed
to sell by the way of public auction, TO the high
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ny mutual consent the above sale Is postponed
TO Monday, May IL, 1874. at seme time and place
10 tbs c. II. VINES, Trustee
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G. IL. VINES, Trustee.

BY mutual agreement between nil parties ,ou
ccrncd the above sale il postponed TO "Wednesday
May > 1874 at the same time ana place.
&. II. VINES, Trustee
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Ice Making Resumed

The Roanoke Ice Company
has resumed the business Of
manufacturing Ice at the old
stand, corner of Center avenue
and Fourth street, ana respect
fully asks the patronage of its
friends and the public gener-
ally
j. A. FISHBURNE,
Phone 9O3. Manager 427 If
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special commissioners.
Roanoke city, Va, do hereby certify that the
bond required by the decree above referred to
nus nt,n duiy executed. 5. 5. BROOKE,
tus Clerk.
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BHENII.I.E.

&M p. De Bruhl to ]. .\llcn Smith, October
"a, 1891, | lot, S2Tj, bounded by lands OF Mrs.
Mary a. Perrin, Main street. Mill street ana
lands formerly owned by Chaney NJ.
Jones. w ,
j. Fl. Haynesworth and Lewis W. Parker
to Hpssle 4. Beacham, 2 lots, 81 90. Septem-
ber IL, 1893, bounded by lands of Wardnw
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f. W. Brown to Bleokly and Fritwell, 100
acres, $685. August 2, 1890, bounded by lands
of B. p: Kay, A. z. Bowman, John H. Brown
j. 3. Moseley to L, s: Horton, one lot, sloo,
March l3. 1894, bounded by lands Of Baptist
Church. E. P. iHart, ]. B. Moseley and
NJ; Armstrong to L: 8. Horton, one lot.
S775, March 4, 1894, bounded by lands Of ]. B.
Moseley, Baptist Church, Public Road and
Others.
o.5ia Gadess ss ooC Calhoun to ". F. Calhoun, $50
lands of estate Of j. E. Calhoun, J. Il. and
Rucker and others.
Gran vile Vi Bael t. Eda B. Bael. one twenty
e. Calhoun. deceased, In Abbeville, 8. c. and
10 Elbert County. Georgia; also one thirty
sixth undivided interest in all the lands Of
Oconee, s. c., Consideration $500.
acres, September 4, 1894, bounded BY lands Of
J. ]. Guillebeau TO L. L. Leroy, liz acres.
s675, August %, 1898, bounded by lands OF
g; s. Cade, Carolina Guille6eau and
w. F. Anderson to William surat and
Samuel Hester, PA acres, $1,000. April 8, 1888,
bounded by lands OF r. B. Cade, estate OF
James F; t. Calhoun and B; l.; Jones:
sl5si.2 .25, January Is, 1894, bounded by lands Of
John McNeill, Alfred Gray and others.
CALHOUN.
Mrs. L. Link to Mrs. Francis Mcbride, one
acre. SO, February 7, 1894, bounded by lands
Of S: S. Mcbride. near Wiilington depot.
Sallle E. Thomas, Executrix Of the estate
of R. B. Cade to Robert B. Cade, 225 acres.
nominal, March %. 1891, bounded by lands Of
James s. Robinson, John w, Morroh and
others.
r. NJ. and NJ. L, Link to ]. 8. Robinson &
Co., one lot $40, March l6, 1894, bounded by
lands ndss,a Of j ~ W. Morroh' ]. M. Maynard and
BORDEAUX.
6. B. Perryman to ]. L. Gilbert, acres,
$751; October 18th 1888, bounded by lands OF
]. L. Gilbert to q. B. a. Bergman, 6 acres,
$50, October Is, 1898, bounded by lands OF
9. b. Bergman, j. A. Gilbert and ]. L. Gi-
bert. +.
Cyrus H. Mccormick 10 James F. Marshall,
Cormick In block A. bounded by lands OF
Mapleton street, and an alley, no name.
Farmers Bank TO c. II. Calvert, l4O acres,
$50. Dec. 10, 1893, bounded by lands OF John
Harmon, J. A. Moragne, W. T. Jennings and
others.
L. L. Leroy to G. B. Bergman, lbs acres,
$500, December 4, 1893, bounded by lands OF
q. B. Cade. j. L. Gilbert and Klugh & Brad.
ley.
3; 8; Nolan TO Thomas j. Britt, ITO acres,
Martha A. Talbert, Nixon Willard, estate OF
Mrs. Jane v. Raney TO Mrs. Sarah E. Mo-
ragne, 204 acres, $500, January 2, 1894. bounced
by lands of Allen Moragne, estate OF John
Harmon, Acsah Newby, and g. N. McKenny,
being part Of the Cox tract. -
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WHITE HALL.

NJ. Allie Pruitt to Eva N. Young blood. lot
S.aJO, Jan l3, 1891, bounded by lands OF j. w
Lyon, p. Fl. Bradley, being lot in town o
Bradley.
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I.OWSDESEILLE.

Charles T.. Baker to Lewis Clayton and ia
son Thomas. 200 acres. 81 200, August |, lS93,
bounded by John Carlisle J.. c. Carlisle Z. c
Mechne, LomaX estate. known as the Burnet
place.
A. l.. I.atlmer, B. c. Kay and f. J. Latimer
., 1891, bounded by lands OF J. NJ. Latlmer
and estate OF j. NJ. Latmer, Allen & Cooley
and by Depot street.
W. r. Townsend as Administrator TO The
opolus Baker, 81 acres, Sl0l. January II, 1894,
bounded by lands of j. Il. Franks. VIM. Ken
nedy and Others.
C. Harper. Jennie Harper and Mamie l..
Nick les to Ezekiel w. Harper, $50 acres,
s.. 800, January 20. 1884, bounded by Y. NJ
Tucker, f. C. Mechim. Savannah River and
others.
Snllie Matthias to Bank OF Lowndesville, j..
b. FRANKS, President, 100 acres, $3.50. Janua.
ry lG, 1884: bounded by lands OF A. NJ. Huck-
abPe by Rocky River and others.