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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
W edding Bells.

J. ". Delaney and Mis- Edith Hun saker were united in tine holy bonds of matrimony last evening by the Rev. Father billy, at the home of Mir. and Mr.. A. O. Abbott.
 Mr. J.W. Delaney, the happy groom. is ar esteered citizen of Deming. New Mexico, where he is highly respect ed, and at which point he is the tele- graph operator of the :. P. Co. Dur ing his brief visit here NIT Delaney has by his gentlemaniy, pleasant and agreeably disposition, made many warm friends.
 Miss Hunsakcr, daughter Of one oi onr substantial ciliz ms. is well known throughout Corhise county and in san Diego, California. Sine is charming young lady Of modest and retiring disposition, with a facinatine power to please that enchan's, and will make NIT. Delaney a most estimatle wlie.
 The couple are deserving of Ill the luck. prosperity and happiness allnt- ted to mankind, and the PRosPECroR ioins with the numerous friends in wishing the newly w.dded pair much joy and hli-s. They will go out to the home Of the brides parents. NIT. and Mrs. \. Hnnsaker, whore they w:ll .ojourn for q fortnight before going 10 their home in Demi 2.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

A general invitation is extcnd,d to citizens and parents to be present at the exercises of the school children tomorrow at l 30 p. m. Exer- oises of the primary and intermediate departments will be held at the school house, and an excellent programme Is prepared by the graduates 10 be render- ed at SciieffrlInH Hall in the evening. They should be well attended,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

G. w. Cheyney, who came Tn from Dos Cab gas today states that n govern meut dispatch was received at Willcox stating that fight between Indians had occurred at the reservation and A ,quaw killed, several others inj1red and young squaw carried away. The -upposition Is that it was the Kids doings. Troops are in pursuit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The youthlul editor of the Nogales Vidette is evidently contemplating ms,rimony and before taking the step is anxious to see sample of the new wOmnn as he impariently remarks that: "The coming woman ought to get here pretty soon."
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The taxes in litigation by .he san Rafael and Calabssas Cattle companies has been paid in Pima county. They amounted to about $ls00. The court practically sustained the claims made by the companies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

balance len over will be returned.
 If interested in any of the items be- low, order promptly, giving item nuE- Der.
 O47l India Silk for dresses and waists, sun fast colors and will wash i; black, cream, cardinal aud navy blue; 1; P ir. wide. Special price, 2jc q yd. Oi72 Misses and Children's pebble grain button shoes, with box toes, stout soles and spring heels. Just the thing for school or play. Sizes ) 10 $ 6jc; sizes to It, 75c; sizes l2 to ? zoe. These pr:ces are much below the regular value.
 Oi73 Women's stainless black cot ton Hose, good quality. Price, lOc pr.
 O47t Women's balbrigan Vests, low neck and short sleeves. Not a mean vest in any particular, although the price is only He.
 O475 Ventilated Corsets for sum- mer we T. cool and comfortable; sizes, Is 10 30. Price, j0c.
 U47G Horn bones, good quality, 10 inche, long. Pfice, SC a dUz.
 OI77 Wom ms black Hose Sup porters, gored bet, with original Lind say patent button fastening. Price, l24c.
 O4 Women'- ready ade Duck Sut-, navy b.ue, tan or light grounds ; Blazer iacI ct and iull skirt; sizes 32 lo F inch bust. Price, Fl.1j suit.
 Oi7J Shirt Waist of black sateoD, B to 42 inch bust. Special value at 4.c.
 O4sO Chamois fibre for sleeve lir- ing, 3jc yd gray Or black sil'sia for skirt Inning, Sc yi; neayy sile.ia for valet lining, lic !d. OiSl Ecru scrim, B incLes wide. Price, 6ic a yd.
 WElNSTOgsz, E.sEIN NtO
 Sac ramentO cal
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Pat Camody was arrested at Solo monyille las, Tuesday for the murder of William Wiggins a, San Marcial, \ NJ, in 1882. Camody was tried in So- zorro in lSSS, was convicted and sen- tanced to he hanged, but escaped. and nox gees back to meet the demands of the law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Quarterly meeting will be held in the Methodist church Saturday and Sunday, Rev. G. F. Bovard otiiciai- ing. Mir Boverd will preach Saturday evening at o'clock, Sunday at II s. m. and s ?. m. Al: are invited to at tend all of these services.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
GRAZING.

Half of Cochise county is recorded ss grazing land. Nowhere is the per cent of increase in cattle greater than m this county, when everything is favorable nothing less than 75 per per cent. is ever calculated on, while in some herds. oftimes numbering several thousands 50 per cent. is figured on with comparative certainty. While it is far superior to most all others ns a breeding country, the low mountain ranges ofCochi.e county will produce as fine beef as the best ranges of the northern territories. The annual mortality among range cattle never exceeds the average per cent although considerable loss has been felt through dfouth which has been general all through the western country and also from the overstock. ing of the ranges. The largest shIp- ments to eastern markets have been raie this year. The exports of beef cattle will hereafter be a source of large revenue 10 the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
COCHISE COUNTY
Data, Resources and Inform alton for Those Seeking Homes and Invest
 ments.
TIMBER AND WOOD.

There is in the Huachuca and Chi ricahua mountains considerable pine timber, that can be and is used for nine timbers, and sawed into dimen- sion lumber. Oak and juniper are found in abundance in all tine noun tain ranges Mesquite which is exten- sively used for wood is found upon the mesas and bottom lands. Cottonwood trees are planted around the buildings for the purpose of shade, as they are of quick growth, but will soon be super ceded by trees of slower growth that are more valuable for timber and wood. Oak, juniper and mesquite are used for fence posts and firewood, the price being for firewood, where it has 10 be hauled ten or twele miles, S7 50 to SlO cord. The cost of wood upon mos, ranches is comparatively nothing sim ply the time 10 cut and haul it q short distance, which in most cases is the clearing of their own tield..
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The citizens of Tucson are anxious to have the Papsgo Indians kept on their reservation. Much damage 10 stock Is said 10 be done by these law less wards of Uncle Sam.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The United Verde Copper Go. has pad out Tn dividends over, SPOT 900; the Copper Queen Consolidated Min ing Ca. has paid in dividends the sum of Sl,S60.00o. This speaks well for Arizona mines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Mir John Marks. the pleasant and ohliging telegraph operator of Wilcox, is in the city and will relieve Miss Nel- lie Yaple who has ob'ained leave os absence for a rleasure trip east. Miss Yaple will leave about the 20th inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The board of immigration commis- sion oi the territory are doing good work in collecting statistics, much of which will be compiled for the next an- nual report of Governor Hughes to the secretary Of the interior.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Two shipments of coal from the ChirIcahua coal fields took place last week they were hundred pound sam ples. One lot was sent 10 New York and one 10 San Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The PRosPECToR ack nowledges 6 bountiful supply of wedding cake oi the Delaney Hunssker nupiial- which was highly enjny.d by the en- tire fo,ce. Good wishes to them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Three drummers came in on todAy'- rtage, and two arrived f:0m Bisbee by private conveyance. The results ot ad- verlisicg are beginning to appear.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The Gazette says that but one legal execution has taken place in Maricopa county since its organization, and that was friendless Mexican boy seven teen years oi age.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The so-called -four hundred' of Pnoeuix would make the town goat lsu h says the Gazette. They simper and strut and evoke the well earned derision of the people of the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Citizens of Winslow have agreed L" contribute 500000 brick if the A. X P. Co. will rebuild round houses at that point.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

A recent editorial ir a Missouri paper is Guo,ed us follows We are darn mad, Darn the people, anyway : How can they expect us here, twelve miles from a river, millions of mile. from heaven anu about two miles from the devil, to get out lively papeI?"
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

JIG. Columiiue, civil engineer oI note, came in today from Los Angeles. He will remain several days and will pay a vi.it to the new gold camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
J.V. Viclers will not return hom,

J. V. Nickers will not return home until about the 20th. He is in Kan sas and IS looking after shipments Of cattle. Which are being shipped from various points in tLe territory. A irainloal was sent from Tucson this week and others will follow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Mo-t of the assessments for the pres ent year are in, although A number of persons are yet to be heard from. Those who have not yet listed their property would do well to he remem- Der that after June 1st they will incur penalty as the books close then.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

M.a. Win. Morris came over today from Bis5ee on q wit 70 her daughter Mrs. NJ. Doyle, wife of our efficient Chief of Police.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

A cloud Of grasshoppers arrived here this week. and complaints are b-gin- ming 10 be heard of damaged gardens and flowers. The electric lights at night draw them in great numbers. Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Dr. NJ. :. Cuffman, q we!l-known and highly respected physician oi Solomonyille, died at that place oI perilouiiis on Monday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Deputy Sheiiti Cummings returned today from Bisbee and T-pleniehcd the county sack with moneys collected from licences etc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Denver is expecting heavy dele ga,ion uf Arizuna teachers to the educational congress in July.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The [. :. forces stationed in Arizo- na have been supphed with the new army ritl,s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
DROPOSALS FOX MILITARY SUP
 PLIES AT ROAD STATiONS-Officf

bROFO~ALS TUX MIL TAKN NU T.
 PLIES AT ROAD SrATiONS-Offics Of the Chic! Qlniermasier. Denver, Colorado. April T7. ISC5. Sealed proposals in tripi cate wil te received at q is office until IT o'clock m. on May r7. 1893. and then opened in the prcsence of alt nding bidder>. for furnishiu F.:el. Forage. and Water. at Road Stat ons in tne Department Of the Colorado during the S. cal year commencing luly '. 1893. Bank fo m for proposals. and instructions 70 bidders WI be furnished or application to thjs office, or any Pos; Q aricTraster in the Dsp7rtmen The government reserves the right 10 Trject an or all bids E. B. ATWOOD Maior anI, Chief Q. NJ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The PRossEcToR is prepared to do superior quality of brief and transnrip, work on short notice at living prices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

" A SsE Es.-Tsdies and gentlemen maEe firm 8 tr S4 per day ;o.eing. add e.sins circulars ani cor bonding for me at their homes. Permanent position. For rp,y Ssnd self-addrrss~d stamprd envelope tb l W. TELLER. Misbawaka. Ind author "Hounds and flares"
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The suit of J. Libermsn vs r. B. Soto and D. H. Ming Was filed in the district court today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The stage line between Tombstone aud Failhank makes better time than agy other line oa the coast
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Judg- Gooding an eN-chief justice oi Arizona has permanently located in Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Mark Smith and wife were taken out to the Land ranch today by Ee. Land for an outing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The Journal Miner now comes out with1 colums and continues as bright and newsy as heretofore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
That
 Tired Feeling

So common at this season, is a serious condition, able 10 lell 10 disastrous results. Il $ . sure si n of dec.in.r; health tone, and that the blooi ij i'm poyer!sEc and impure. The best and most successful remedy is found in
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
$500 REWARD.

Twin pay the atovc rev -rd 70 ny pc -so per prs wine siH li,e th inf 'rr aiion hich vill cad {" 'h. arr, s and nv cti, fa1y per son "r ycr.t un awiully an il;f g any of my siok
 CATH E-Brar 6ed HO CT lefi hip, ear latk. right car crcp and spit HORSES-Branded HG on Jeff snouicer
 1T. c. HASSELGREEN.
 Sa Pedro river.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

,ssr.sss IN r-s POST oFres AS sseo>o el.ss sATTfs'
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
Wyiqstsee1k .c
 400 to 412 K St., Sacramento, Cal.
LargSt General Rslail H0uSa 0l Cast

GeS-'a ag Apparel of all kinds for men. women, and children: Dry Goods, Shoes Hats, Millinery, valiseS, Furniture. Carpets, crookery. Notions, SIatiGrarv. Silyerware. ao-s, M0useho.i -upIlies. elc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
". AiORRIS.g
ROCkFELI.OW & SERvOSs

ROCkFELLOW & SERvOSS, Pos;otfice-Wilcox.
 Kange-Sulphur Spring Valley. Cattle band-NN let hIp. Young soet tranded on hip. cd stock on the side Horse bTand-S \ left shoulder. Also own doubls cI oss brand with V Y, some lines run 4. quarter circle or dart Run cattle mil = brand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
Catalogue Free.

A handsome illustrated catalogue sbout car goods and prices sent Tree to ary address Tens Of thousands Of GUS toners a.d it profitable and satisiac. tOry 10 buy through this bOOE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
CA SH.

Enclose money for gOoGs wiyh order. and | 70 ue send by mail allow for postage Any balance left over will be returned.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
THE GLORIOUS
FOURTH.

Thursday was a glorious day ,and
Moulton was covered with honors.
The Knights of Honor gathered
early in the morning and went out
to meet their Whiting Brethren.
The line otmarch was then formed
and all marched through town to
their platform gu the Lockman
property, back of Baur Il Jaegglis
store. Here the address OF presen-
tation Was made by Miss Many
Eilert, and the Lodge was given
its beautiful new flag. The address
in answer was made by VIM Krause
The Knights then fell in and
marched over town again with
their new flag. Hon A ] Rosen-
thai was i'll and could not come, so
Mr.. Emil Brown addressed the
crowd. The attendance was fully
1900. The Ladies Of Honor were
Misses Mary Eilert, Lizzie Krauss
and Johanna Kruegsr. Committee
on collections, Henry Krause, R f
Cook and Will Stewart. Emil
Brown had charge of the fireworks.
As kegs Of beer were sold and 05
tickets to the ball. The fireworks
were beautiful, especially the tree
ofliberty. Great credit is due Mr.
Henry Krause and others for max
ing the occasion such a success.
Visitors from Whiting were: Mr.
Sparks, Dictator; G Karges, F
Karges, H Dicke, II Piske, VIM
Punt, D Ostorloe, G Mueller and
Stoelze.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
UMBRA.

UmbrA is Mexican. He is just
like any other Mexican. being aw.
full dirty and slouchy. He came
to town Saturday morning and
gat drunk, stayed drunk and is
still drunk. The boys wouldn't
take ten dollars. for Umbra, as he
is the biggest kind of a circus. II
w Cook hired him to top corn last
Monday but Umbra was too drunk
to mount horse. He talks a
language that is a mixture of 3D.
hemian, American, Spanish, Polish
and German. Nobody can under
stand Umbre. The boys delight
in running against him andlknock-
ing him off the sidewalk.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
M0ULT0N LAVACA COUNTY, TEXAS THURSDAY NOR.

EW Walker, Lon and Org Park
or went to Hallettsville Monday to
attend court.
WI Harris and lady of Elmen-
dorf, are visiting here.
Tom Murphy and family of Sc
gum, are visiting here.
w II Dockery returned from
Uvalde Friday.
L McGinty and Leland Hamil
are in the employ of e W Walker.
A letter was received from Rev.
Renick stating that he could not
be here to carry on his protracted
meeting on account of bad health,
q w Hughs talks of making his
future home in Kerrville.
Miss Maggie MOreland returned
to Hallettsville Thursday,
Wash Harris, who came down
last week 90 a visit, returned home
Monday.
John Mathus and family are at
the Institute. He has been work
ing in Smithville. XX.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
JUSTICE COURT.

Justices court commenced last
Monday before Squire Helweg, and
a lengthy docket. was disposed of.
There were two pleas of guilty.
c K Reeves pleaded guilty to an
ARRAY and was fined one dollars and
costs.
Frank BrNschko pleadedi guilty
to disturbing the peace and, MAS
fined 81 aud costs.
There were three jury trials
Roberts Herm; assault.
John KEuegar; abusive Language.
John Hoepfel; ASSAULT
All found not guilty One case
was continued. Paulus. and Ellis
and County Attorney Blakeslee
ATTENDED from Hallettsville,.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11

Mrs Woodley has a new carriage,
w B Friedrich, VIM Luecke and
Cline Jackson went to Halletts-
vile last week to attend court.
MI Koch and Miss Annie Lieck
of Flatonia spent few hours here
on the 4th.
G Fluery of Weimar was here
Friday.
Messrs Neimeyer and Wilks, two
enterprising business mon of Shin
er, we're here Friday to consult
Bueschsr Sons about the electric
plant.
The electric wires are up, and
the dynamo will be here next Fri.
day.
i. NJ. Kokernot attended the
meeting of the F A Il A. NJ here last
Saturday.
The GAZETTE now goes to John
Bohuslav at Moulton.
Some Of the youngfolks attended
masked party giNenat the residence
Of Mrs Allis at the Institute last
Monday.
Mrs Guntherstow and sister of
Cuero, visited here a few days last
week and made many friends du-
ring their short shay here. They
left for home Saturday.
Henry Neimeyer spent the 4th
of July with US.
Mrs Quebedeaux and family
spent the 4th here.
] F Holland and family of Frey
vile were visiting here few days
last week.
Miss Alma Kubitz is visiting
here this week.
H Jansen and family returned
from Sinner Monday.
S B Moore and daughter. Miss
Allie, and nephew, Sam left for
North Carolina Monday, where
they will spend a few months visit.
ing friends and relatives.
Willie Krause and Jacob Tomas
ko took trip to Weimar Friday
of last week,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
DIED.

Mrs Franz Roab died Sunday
eve after a lingering illness. The
deceased was a victim ofthat dread
disease consumption, and had been
sick nearly a year. She leaves a
husband and six children. The
funeral took place Monday, Mr.
Roab is Hermann Soehne.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
Moulton, July Z, 1895.
EDITOR GAZETTE:


EDITOR GAZETTE:
| see statement in the Halletts-
vile New Era which Mr.. Townsend
made to the editor, stating that he
had received letter from a section
foreman at Moulton in regard to
the man James Moore, who was
killed at or near Hallettsville. /
do not know Mr.. Townsend, never
wrote to such q man or man by
that name. | wrote to the sheriff
at Hallettsville in regard to Moore
did not say to the sheriff that
Moore was wanted in Victoria for
killing negroes, Ms Mr. Townsend
represented to the New Era. I
said to tho sheriff that Moore had
worked here on section 8 and board
ed with mej:he was crazy man, q
harmless crank. can't 500, why
Mr.. Townsend so badly misrepre-
scented me. l would ask Mr.. Townr
send tosee the letter I wrote to the
sheriffofthe county.
Yours@with respeoti
B. l.. MoCURDY,
FOREMAN Section 8!
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11

Next weeks paper will contain
the address of presentation by Miss
Mary Eilert.
Will Friedrich sustained his
reputation Monday.
JC johnson brought in radish
this week that was raised on his
place that was about two feet long
and weighed about four pounds.
Talk about California products!
Califurnia is not in it with Lavaca
county, the garden spot of Texas
and America for that matter.
Prof Ringer will teach the Ever
green school next term.
August Dyer and Miss Alma
Walker and Charlie Meyer of Ell
linger were visiting here last week.
Miss Walker will be an assistant
in the public school next term.
HW Dockery went to Uvalde
last week on business.
After terrible efforts J w Ham
pill has succeeded in learning to
ride bicycle.
Another new business enterprise.
Full particulars soon.
Rev Rapp and family Of Baurs-
vile left Monday for Brenham.
Henry Jansen visited Sinner
Monday.
Fritz Luecke visited Hallettsville
Monday.
Mesdames Nancy L.eightner, L T
and Clifford Edwards and daughter,
Elizabeth and + 7 Fehrenkamp
took the train here Monday for
their respective homes.
Thcadore Dyer of Ellinger is the
guest of August Baur
The f A & A NJ meeting Satar-
day night was grand success. L
NJ Kokernot and Robert Wiseman
We're present from Sinner.
See Jacob Kurc's fine ad.
Lon Hullwent to Gonzales last
Sunday.
Mrs Allen of Hallettsville is
visiting here.
Miss Stewartis visiting at Mrs
Moore's this week.
DR. Weddington was i'll last weel
but is better now.
Joe Arnim went to Flatonia OF
his wheel Monday.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
FOR SALE

At Moulton Institute, 125 acres
of land, under good fence, So acres
in cultivation, plenty of Timber
and water. with good improve
ments. For particulars, apply to
A A CHERRY,
Moulton Institute.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
New York Life
insurance CO,

Acknowledged, the world over
to be the most reliable, and the
most Liberal. insurance com
pany in existence. You do not
Know how soon you may die and!
leay: your family to shift for them
selves. Take outa policy in the
New York Life and insure them
against possible want. l can bo
found,at DIR. Lancaster'a Office in
Moulton, where should be pleased'
to sec you and explain particulars
WIN. B. Friedrich
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
MoULT0N INSTITUTE.

EbIToR GAZETTE:
Luther Hamil and family of
Corpus Christi. were up last week,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
,KSMITH AND MHEELMRIcHT.
MOULTON MEAT MARKET
HENRY ETLINGER, PROP.

when you to town be sure and give him call
MOULTON TENAS
eg-NEXT DOOR TO OLD BARNEYS SALOON
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-09
CLERKS SHE.
STATE OF SOUTH CANOElNA;
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.

COURT OF COnA:ON PLEAS.
The Winnsbo:o National Bank vs.
George S. II:nraH:. Harriet NJ. Hin-
nant. James \. Clarke, William l.
Gibson. ana James Tuner ana AL H.
drew VI. TirIDs. IS coparlnefs tHucl
the firm name nf jaS. Tur'er y w."
.DctruA aH;<.
" pur-uance Of 81 order OF INC
! Court of Com0o,: !ieas, naoc ~
The above s:atcd ca'c', ; VIII oier loE
sale. iriore ihe Court House door III
Wint sbrro, 5. c., g the
FlIss,T MONDAY In DECEMBER
next. within The legal hours of sale, at
nub!ic oiitcrv. to th5 highest bidder,
the following described property, u
wit:
"Au that certain plantation or tract
of land, OF which Daniel Frazer anu
Nancy Frazier died seized END pos
sessed, lying and situate in ta!rnelo
County, Safe of South CarollAa, COIL
tanning
TWO HUNDRED AND NiSETT-sIS AND
oSE-1IALF ACES,
more orless; bounded by lands tormc
cvly Of n. G. Robertson: lanes CT
D. &. Ruff, the estate Of Mrs. Annle
Brown, deceased, and the estate o.
Joel A. Smith, deceased, Or lately De-
longing to said estate"
TERMS OF SALE.
"One-third Of the purchase none:
70 be paid in cash, and the 5alance
thereof on credit Of one ana Two
years in equal annual insSa!ncen's' WIN WIZ
Interest thereon f.om the day OF sa!e'
payable annually until the whole deot u
and interest he pai,;; to be secu<ea oy
the bond OF the purchaser aud a moltL u
gage of the premises sold, or al CASH
at the option Of the purchaser,
The purchaser 10 pay TOR all heces-
sarv papers and the recording thereof
r. II. JENNINGS,
Clerks Office. G.. c. g. ?: r. u
Winnsboro, S. g., Nov. S, 1879.
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