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Evening star., 1898-12-24

fessional riders. Since the first meeting
there has been considerable correspondence
on the subject, and II Is expected that be-
tween twenty and twenty-five tracks from
all sections of the country east OF the
Mississippi will be represented. The Off
GERS elected at the first meeting were pro-
vfslonal officers, q resolution being intro
duced and unanimously passed at the meet
ing providing for the immediate control of
the sport
While rather early, a number of local
dealers are making elaborate preparations
for displaying their prn' rts at the COM
ing cycle show, which '-e held ii this
city some time next Some unique
ana attractive designs at. -.ectric signs and
decorations may be looked for. The in
terest which the dealers are taking in this
event makes a revival in cycling that por-
tends a return to public favor Of this most
popular outdoor pastime. The big cycle
show of the year will be held the week of
January 21 at the Madison Square Garden
New York city, and some of the local deal
ers will make the trip expressly to get
come new ideas as to the best means of
making a good showing. The committee
appointed at a recent meeting to make pre-
hminary arrangements for the show is now
at work, and in a few days the announce
ment of location of the show will be made
Evening star., 1898-12-24

For tnat dun feeling iE the morning which creates
q desire for something to brace and stimulate yo0
and send you to business with q clear head
and steady hand. Kafriko will do this for yoa
a. surely day follows night. II you want 10
taper or take Kafriko. II you want %
'straighten up take Kafriko. II your nerves are
unsteady. your brain dull or your stomach wssk-
take kafriko.
Evening star., 1898-12-24
PilIsbury's Coming Visit.

f0t1I buItI1fOre AmtflcQn.
Mr.. A. w. Schofied, secretary of the Bal
timore Chess Club, yesterday received a
letter from the manager Of Henry n. Pills
bury, the champion chess player of the
world, who will spend a week as the guest
OF the Baltimore Chess Club in this city
and the Washington Chess Club in WASH
inston. Mr. Pillsbury is now travelling
throughout the west. He expects to spend
the week between this city and Washington
curing the latter part of next month At
that time he will be matched against the
pest chess talent of this section of the coun-
Try playing various complications. Pills
bury will spend the first three days of the
week In this city and the last three in
Washington. -'
Evening star., 1898-12-24
The Christmas Ham,
Srnithheld Cured.

The unequaled flavor of
this Ham gives it most
prominent position for the
bountiful spread at Christ
mas and festive occasions.
N. w. Burchell, 1925 F.
Evening star., 1898-12-24
individual standing.

While the season Is too young to predict
the finish Of the clubs, the race between
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Hollands store.

We attended Cross Road, last sun
pastor, Rev. W. Is. Hawkins; The
Lord supper w;l> administered, after
which an election WAS held To select IL
pastor Tor next year, resulting in The
choice of Rev. G.. ". Bllsscy, late
Chaplain OF the army
The Church at Shiloh Will meet next
Saturday and elect Il pastor for the
coming year \ full turnout is tlcsira-
Bile
The rain and wind on last Sunday
night and Monday checked the yatlcr-
ing of cotton: also damaged the crop
ton considerable degree
nri;T;hl'"lI,""'l; had IL cow to fall in his
well one day last week and get killed.
!lc !Hs! recently refused S2lm for he
COW. Neglect on his part to properly
iiN he well WIS the cause.
Mr. Ben. Harris lost Il valuable mule
last week from collie. Such losses fall
heavily on IL poor man.
Our soldier boys arrived home last
week and were warmly greeted by
their many friends.
Mcssrs. Il. Is. and j. II. Wright have
rented their farms and bought the
home of Mr.. l.. .. WillifOrl, and will
move this fall. We regret to part with
them.
Mr.. John Hanks, worthy Young
man, will occupy Mr.. II. B. Wright's
place for he next three years.
We are I'LL well. BURKE.
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No,clcy Dots.

Nlr. w. j.. Sadlcr and family. from
irii.i >NiIi,.. va. are spending av iir
h,lc with the family Of Nh Y. H..
Watson.
Mr.. i. G. Kay. of Lowndcsvillc MAS
iii !::.af i;.>t saturday with liz i,:incI.
ric.. "nakiIlg' hay and cracking .i"kc>
with the boys.
Mrs. Agncs I'cnncni came home la-i
evening from Bor,lc;iuN. having spent
She goes To Anderson Iu the bedside Of
her danghtcr. Mrs. Patterson. who is
SICK with typhoid IrNci.
The election ai Mon last Saturday
lc>mIicd rs follows: iol Pastor, Rev.
j. Il. Heron: ion Church Clerk. &. E.
Vaughn; ini lIruisl,l !. Il. Millold;
for Or-lIl~r. Mi>> uri.l Wilc>.
In ON !a~l communication we said
that Nh. N"..aII'- inrW dwelling wnulh
be- TWO story. Ne. In that Wc were
mistaken II VIII br inst one story.
! llc Wrii, hr-,lu u Wcrk ago and con
ilAciul Bolts viii lini>I il to col,plc
non.
Nh ". r. Nc';,r has been danger
"n>lN III viii lnicunnnia bl, is now
'rnNi -ring.
The ncNi ncv i,uil,lil. here vill lc :,
~i"Icr"oni Tor ul. H. VI. Martin. and
wnIk V Ill ln@in in Il few dal> Marvin
l. one Oi our progressive vnling men,
full of push and energy. and his friends
predict success lOi linn III his nrW IN
tcrprl>'.
Mr. :. y. Morgan is Getting the lion ;
sliHrc of he cotton hi, season. BE-
sides buNin. Il new gin hr has made
other expensive convtnlrilct> for his
customers. That Ic is giving entire
satisfaction j. proven bl he fac: that
some of I.nwndrsvillc's prominent
Farmers are bringing" their cotton 10
him
1t is general, believed tIai ,h, corn
crop throughout this sect ION il :. .o,I
one. but he first man " lu gives :, corn
>!lilckinG will |n surprised ht ynn'l rN-
preston at the amount of rotten and
sIIiiiascu corn tIiHi In Will lind
We have no lecture 10 offer the gen
tlcl:n for indIlgiIi" in what Iic called
II mere. tlitlc here he other morning,
but we wish to SAY that there are no
such things rs tlilr> in the biography
"i man. often what s,cms :: iriir, Il
mere nothing. turns the scale Of fate
and rules the most important actions.
The c;'rklin@ of Il gnOSr saved Rome
from lIr t,auls. and lI, pain caused by
Il thistle warmed Il Scottish army of HE
approacli To the Danes, and while the
question of Independence WAS hrlnrc
'Hrt''- ~ iH'il rs IifiiHiSH !.FHI u
livery stable, llc niciI,Irr> wore. short
palii>. and he ilr> were. 80 |cN:itouS
that il IIa>lcmcd them to aifix their
mines tn the tluciilnrmt which gave
brit, t" III empire republic.
II is estimated that the cotton crop
IN this section is 30 per cent short. and
HE price per same :.ih per cent shorter.
The farmers say il cost seven cents to
rlisr this cotton. and in this way they
are getting out Of debt. 1t is like the
cat III the well, climbing up two feet
every day and falling back three feet
every night. In he present condition
Of affairs we can see but one way for
the farmer to settle Ills indebtedness
;!r'l that by forever paying cash in he
future.
IInmciollis all we'll. PEDRO.
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Willianist0n Items.

Miss trcilc Gray has returned to her
nome 1T Grnysviiic. Ga. after spending
several weeks with her grandmother
Mrs. VI. j. Gray. Miss Gray was Il
stndcnt ut the Female College Il few
years ago. and llat many friends here
who were delighted to see her.
H.,S. Wallace, Il prominent farmer of
l.a!irrnS County. paid Williamsi0n II
visit recently.
Hewlett Sullivan and Earnest Lander
have returned to WOifOrd and Jctcr
Horton to Fnrlmnn.
Hon. ii. NJ. Prince, who has been
building railroads i'll North Carolina
for several months, is ut home on II
short visit.
Some of our boys attended the lIonea
Path Stock Show.
Rev. :, H. IIarpcr, of Anderson, was
i'll town IL short time ago.
Mrs. n. NJ. Sullivan. of l.nurcns, is
visiting relntives here.
G. X. Willis is in Philadelphia on
business.
Rev. h;E. Harper. Of Dmllur,, X. G..
and Mr.: Swilling, of Piedmont. nrc
conducting religious exercises daily in
n tent pitched in the railroad grove.
Rush and Vandivcr have secured the
contract to build the new Methodist
Church. and work will begin Mt once.
The building is to be completed by
February 1st, 1899. and will be an or
namcnt to the town.
Onr soldier boys have come home
and all look we'll. Private Mahatfcy
says he would not take five hundred
dollars for his trip. lie brought some
alligatOrs along to remind him Of his
stay i'll the Land of Flowers"
~ party OF young folks visited Glenn
som recently.
Hon. G. c. Fmtherstonc and family
have been in town visiting rcla-
tivcs.
n local talent concert will hr given
i'll the College Chapel in short time.
This entertainment is being g0ttOri
up by the anmnu association of the
". r. T.. ami "I course success is as
surcd.
Miss Ann Scyo, Of Augusta, is at the
Mnhai1ey house.
Mr.. X. NJ. Watson. of I.aurcns, WIS
III town Il few days ago
I'm Epworth League meeting. de-
voted to tic study of naval heroes, was
held nj MIR. j. &. RuSll'S on Friday
evening. Patriotic airs were rendered
by the McssrS. Gaines. g.
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SEQ T I S . HoW 20 THE HEoW! WINDS
AND THIS TIME
IT Bio VAv I'M IN MINORS vi S FAVOR on.

For thirteen long daring tenacious s. Minor ct the Ten
Cent Store has been shifting the
North and the West That he caught the quite
On full trail for weeks listen
the game is tree'. lis baggol.
The big swnlng Moody Brewster, Atlanta Ca about
wound Mr. j. Moody characterized Attorney
the brightest sharper with whom Southern gets
months Jail AID attempting to beat
is creditors Of hundred thousand dollars case the
fell
the whole layout Then what happened? Why
OF dollars worth OF strictly rscas Staple Merchandise sold
on August 10 These goods bought for Moody Brewster
posted and closest buyers that could employ They bought arg
est quantities that could be had with all but unlimited capital
ANA yet gentlemen these goods bought cheap sold
sale at from &c the dollar to SOC on the dollar.
Now, Of all merchants
one representative found and that G. Minor
M was spot Cash Sale and but Spot Cash
the pie All Minor had the cash, Minor Yes are today
the happy - = -
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A Marrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
Hart. Of GrotoD, 8 ID. WAS taken
with bad cold which settled on my lunge;
cough set in and finally terminated III
Consumption. Four Doctors gave me up,
saying l conld live but sho ort time. 1
gave myself up to my Savior, determined
earth would meet my absent ones above.
My husband was advised TO get DR.. Kings
New Diecovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. 1 gave 1t trial. took in all
eight bottles. It has cured me. and thsnk
God am saved and now q we'll and heal
thy woman" Trial hotties free at Hill
Orr Drug Co.'S Drug Store. Regular size
Soc. and $l.0O. Guaranteed or price re-
funded.
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Fork Flashes.


W" are having plrniy nI rain a;,d
Wlnd nnw, ami many ni iir iaiincr>
nlc looking blue over tie results, as
the cotton viii be badly damaged
Mr. +. 4. Wootton, i mo In, recently
entered the u. VI. t.. came home on 4,
visit last Friday afternoon. Wcthink
HAT some ATTRACTIONS other han visit
ing loncfOlks brought Mr.. Wootton
back 50 soon.
Some of the young people attended
thll,lrtn> Day at Gross Roads, in
Oc"nc'-, last sunday and report Il ,,lcas-
;'ni day.
Mis- Daisy Kay. who has been visit
Ing III llrIirn Path for some time past.
has returned home.
Wear glad 10 hear that MIR. I,crl
tIo'nrr. OF The Alpine section. is in
The Band ni Clemson College.
Mr. e. ". Moore, from Scicra. and
Mi. j. NJ. lnnt. who has taught there
before. are in charge OF the old and
new. schools respectively.
Mis-, Ailic Major will Teach again ut
Double Springs.
Mr. G. ). Milford visited his son,
capt. G. y. Milford. wl.o !:s l,ccl'
down With fever for some weeks in
AbbrNillr. ut.
MIS-. John l."ne. who lived near
MaNwrll', Ferry. ON The Pcndlctnl
side. died la>l Saturday from he oliccts :
Of .hnuls.nr
Ar. ". y. Dickson viii teach al
ErOvlcs the incoming school wear,
which will make four consecutive years
there for linn.
Hcy. j. +. Singleton has bl.cn ulaili
lnui>ly lc-clcctcd IiaStor Of TOwnvillc
Baptist Church. O. l.. q.
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Denver items.


Miss Lille l;oggS. of Lamar County,
Texas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe
lsOwlcn.
Miss Allie Thompson. of Lamar
County, Texas. visited Mr.. \. Is. Bow
denis family last week.
Mr.. ID. a. Elrod (bcttcr known :ls
Uncle Dock') is very low and not cx-
pcctcd to live many hours longer.
Miss Daisy Major left last week for
Winthrop College.
Mr.. Il. r. Simpson is quite sick.
Miss Flora Simpson, of Greenyillc. is
visiting ut Mr.. II. II. Simpsons.
Mr.. A. e. Brown has been confined
to his bed for the last week.
Lots of cotton in the fields and cot
ton pickers scarce.
The low price of cotton has given
the farmers the "blues." We will Just
have to plant more cotton next year to
make np for the difference in price.
1NCOG, ,JR. .
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a destructive gale and ransi0rm
swept along the coast of Florida. iror-
gia and South Carolina last Sunday
:innl considerable damage WAS done at
several places. brunswick. GA. WAS
the greatest sufferer by the storm. The
entire town was inundated an average
of five feet hy Il tidal wave. many
buildings nnroofcd and several per
sons killed. The rice crop in the lower
section of this State WAS greatly in
jurrd
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CcntcrviIie Items.

l;ack bending is the order of the ,ay.
Master Willie Erwin is attending
school III lionca Path.
= Mr. W. r. Stevenson, from I.avonia.
.,a.' .,,' visited relatives in our burg sun
.Miss Lille Boggs. from Texas. is
HlSl''ns s the family ol Mr.. j. II. Bow
MIR. J. Rowdcn will be HON. ,,,,.
his fruit crop. ''' x
\" one yet has applied for the school
at OAK Grove, near this place. and W"
would be pleased to have Our somc
teacher back. Miss Eva Gentry, as She
Just seemed TO please us all. va hone
she Will remember us this time.
' BONNIE BELLE.
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Venice, Italy. has 40, 200 in
habitants. Of these no fewer than
10000 are cnrollcu as recipients of re-
licf-that is to say, nearly one fourth
Of the population are paupers.
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Trustees Sale Real Estate.

PY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
O by NJ. j. O'Neal will sell at An.
derson G. H.. =. G. Oh Salesday in No
vember next
That Tract OF Land, containing 1893
acres, more or less. In Fork Township.
adjoining lands Of e. ". Hnlcombe and
others.
Terms OF Sale-On--tbird cash, balance
twelve mouths, with interest at per
cent from date. secured by mortgage, and
pay extra for papars.
JOSEPH N. BROWN. Trustee.
Oct 5, 1898 is
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Mr.. Mckinley is in IL sore strait. The.
shrew'lest politicians in his party have
served notice upon him that Algcr
must "go,' and that il he does not ego
very promptly the next House Of Rep
resentatives will M Democratic. AS
the head OF the Republican party they
demand that he shall save it's minority
in Congress by dismissins Algcr before
it is too late. Some of the Presidents
advisers may yet he frank and bravo
enough to tell him that sticking to
Alger will prevent his own rcnomna-
tiOn.
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Gen. .l". Wln.rlci lln> been rlinlni
nAtrd Tor Congress in Ilr ci-Iili Ala
bail'a district by Democrats. Ecp,lbli
cans and P"plllisi>. and viii be 'lr'ir'
unanimously.
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The sn-callrd yellow journal has ont
done itself during tLc recent var with
Spain. 1t is t" be- hopc, that il has 50
oittl0nc itself as never to recover. for
lis sensational ab>urlitirs have made,
this sort of journalism so ridicnln,s
that il will speedily expire.
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ .ANDERaoN TyrYyusrv

GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
By r. NJ. BuaT'iss. J,.dgs of Probate.
WHEREAS, l.. A. Jones bas
applied 10 me to grant him Letters Of Ad.
ministration on the Estate and effects of
s. ii. Jones, deceased.
These are therefore to cite apd admon-
ish all kindred and creditors or the said
$. II. Jones, deceased, to be and appear
before me in Court of Probate, to be held
at andersen SOD g. II. ON the Goth day Of
October. 1893, after publication hereof.
to show cause, If any they have. whv
the said Administration should not he
granted. Given under my hand, this
6th day of October, 1893.
r M. BURRISS. Judge Probate.
Oct s, 1893 Is
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The pliila'clrl,ia Times Sinr> ~,
NIecI very nicely IN The statement that
ll' rs not much on organization, hlli
for di>"r@anizinG he is the greatest
Secretary of War that ha, ever been
known.
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Editor Anll. "i' lir Nrwbrrry Eyui,i
"md -Nc"S. will br Il candidate for Clerk
"i he House of Representatives. IIr
would make Il most efficient officer. and
his election womld br gratifying. to his
numerous friends.
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The plea for raising money 10 erect
Il monument I" Miss Winnie Davis is
rapidly taking shape, and the laclillc-
ly to carry ii ont will sonli he in mo-
ilnn. The Sons Of Veterans will be-
liberal contributors To ilic fund.
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The election for State and County
officers takes place in '''olsla to-day.
and the prospects :iir iliMi The Demo
crat> will win ~ Inc largest majority
ever known in The State.
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NOTICE.

THOSE indebted to the undersigned. .
n either by Note or Account, are
urged to come forward and make earlv
settlement. -. -
Sept 2s, 1898 IA o0N' -
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Trustees Sale Real Estate.

DY virtue OF Il Deed of Trust executed
I'D by RhOda Bradley will soil ut
anderson c. III. on Salesday in Novem-
Der next
All that Tract of Land, containing II.
acres, more or less, situate in Anderson
County,, T., adjoining lands of Alexan-
der W,iiains ard Others.
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash, balance
twelve months with interest at s per
cent from date. with mortgage, and pay
extra for papers
JOSEPH N. BROWN, Trustee.
Oct 8 1908 IL =
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A. lllr Spanish troops rv;c,latc Il
Town in I"li" Rico ,llc Americans take
ilrir place and mnimrl the SiHi~ and
SilIpc> Il! once.
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Ycllnu ir>ri pi,lnll> at several
points in Mississippi and louisiana.
rlcc>tcul j. n"l particularly alarming,
iIUwtN,l
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Examination of Teachers,
Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Executor OF the
Estate of w. &. Sharpe, deceased, here
by gives notice that ho will on the l..
day of November, 1898, apply to the
Judge Of Probate for Anderson County,
S. g.. for Final Settlement of said Es-
tate, and discharge from his office as
Executor
JOSEPH N BROWN,
Qualified Executor.
Oct i. 1S9S Is
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= The taxable property in Charles
ton has increased $500.0OO during the
past twelve months.
= The success Of many great men
is due to their use Of other mems
brains.
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In the very midst of an exciting war
sile United Statcs issYcd saoo.No. .tHE,
OF bonds at the low rate of three per
cent. They were III! taken UP mt par
by the people without the intervention
OF any syndicate OF any bank. And 50
great is the c0untry's credit that with
the war still OH these bonds Tosc to
l0i even before their issue. That is
10 say, investors are SO eager to get
them that they arc willing TO s,irrrn-
der Il year and II quarters interest for
that purpose. Was there ever such
national credit rs ours.
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Hon Thomas +. Bayar.l died in
Massachusetts last "Wednesday. lie
was Tor twenty years Senator from
'cliwait WAS Secretary of State under
Clcvcland's first administration from
1880 to 1883. and under Clrvcland's last
administration. from lS25 to 1897, WAS
ambassador to the Court of ST. ,Inmcs.
where he did much to establish cordial
relations between England and this
country. He was most highly esteemed
in Anderson, and h0norcd our town
with visit in the summer of 1878. In
speaking of his death. Editor Hoyt. of
the Greenville Moumtaimecr. saws: .Mr.
Bayard was true friend Of the South.
and was especially faithful in his
friendship when VIC were most in need
ut the close of the war between the
States. He showed the depth and sin
rcrity of his friendship in many instan-
COS that were not hcralded to the world.
but we recall with gratitude his course.
towards citizens of Anderson County.
who were our personal friends, when
as an attorney he secured their release
from Fort Delaware after long i'm
prisonment, in which action was as
serted the supremacy OF the civil law
over the cdictS and findings of military
satraDSr
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Last week Judge Augustus Van
Nyck, "f Brooklyn, was nominated as
the Democratic candidate for Governor
of New York. lie has been on the
bench about fifteen years. and l.. re-
gar.lcd as Il strong man. Judge Van
M;:!!:: ::: 81: :'!;!!;'; ';',,; 'ui -; lin, pres
rnt Mayor of New York and IN uncle
of our townsmnn, Mr.. q. B. NanWyrk.
lie spent his boyhood days in this
County, his parents havin. resided IA
number of years ut l'cn,llcton The
Democrats of New York could not have
S"l'rtcda better man for the position
ui Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-29


BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by
wife, to me, dated the 30th day OF April
1890. and recorded in the Office OF the clerk
of the county court of Marshall county,.
West Virginia, in deed Of trust book No. o.
folio S37 | will sell at pubic auction on
the premises on
SATURDAY. THE ssRD DAY OF
NOVEMBER, n
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. tho
following described property situate
and being in the city of Benwood, county
of Marshall and State of West Virginia.:
Bsginning at a point IN the westerly nna
Of a sixteen foot roadway, distant enc
hundred (i0o) feet southwar6ly OF thaI
point of intersection OF the said westerlys
line with the south line of Rooinsonss adj
dition to the city of Beawood. running
thence southwardiy with the westerly iin6
Of said roadway one hundred and fifty
ESQ feet, thence westerly and parallels
with the south line of said addition one.
hundred and eight and seven-twelfshs feet
10 the easterly line of the river road.
thence with the said easterly line OF the
river road. northwardly one hundred and
fifty and three-twelfths feet to stake:
thence eastwardly and parallel with the
said south line OF said addition one hum
dred and one and four-twelfths feet to-the
place of beginning.
Terms of Sals:-Onethird cash on day Of
sale. one-third in four and one-third in six
months the purchaser giving hts notes
for such deferred payments with security
to be approved by the trustee.
HENRY n. RUSSELL.
Trustee.
J. c. HERyEY Auctioneer nrfSesx