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GIVES CITY FINANCIAL AID
Clerk of Market COnnell Turns
February Collections Over
TO the City Council.
NEW SOURCE OF REVENUE
His Moneys Were Formerly Given to
the Street and Sewer Depart
ment Chairman Kane
Thinks the Deficit will
be Less Than 81 ), 900.

Clerk of the Market Connei has de.
cided to come to the aid of Council in lis
financial difficulty and has turned his
for February over to the City
Auditor for that body. Heretofore his
collections have gone to the Street and
Sewer Department and it is one Of the
sources OF revenues City Council has
been attempting to take from that body.
Mr.. Connell was elected by Council
and could therefore have been removed
ii he had not obeyed their wishes.
He reported collections of S25. 10,
which less ID per cent. commission, lett
$2l 3S to be turned in. All money over
which there is a dispute between the
two bodies, which is received by the
city auditor is deposited to the credit OF
Council by him and certificate OF de
pnsit given the city treasurer, while the
latter deposits such money. received by
him, to the credit OF spt cial account.
City Council has received the check ol
the Water Department. for $4,000, 0
written opinion having been secured
from the city solicitor that the depart
ment could legally advance money tc
Council. Chairman Kane, of the finance
committee, denied last night that there
was any truth in the rumor that ther'
would be a deficit OF $4,000, at the enc
I OF the fiscal year, but thought ther
might be one of about $4,000, although
! it may be less.
Council started the fiscal year with
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
m p Baucroit leaves for Europe On

John P. Bancroft leaves for Europe ON
Lext Tuesday.
Francis II. Hoffecker Is suffering with
infammatory rheumatism.
At the Wilmington Club last evening
Preston Lea entertained a numter OF
friends at dinner.
Lawrence NayIor, of Baltimore, is the
gnest of lis grandfather, Alexander
Macleod, Of No. 500 West street.
Miss Amelia E. Vandegrift, OF 0dess a,
q has been visiting friends in q is
C ty, returned to Ter home yesterday
mo ming.
Mrs. Jennie f Silver, of Red Lion,
returned TO her home yesterday alter
pleasant visit to her brother, Edward
w. Stewart.
Amos E. Craig and Miss Annie. z.
Tn At, both of Greenhill, were married
by the Rev. q. A. Grise at Union nj. u.
parsonage ON Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sadie f. E. McClymont was the
guest OF Mrs. Grantly Parke Postles yes
tsrday. Mrs. Postles gave a charming
tea during the afternoon in her magnlh-
cent home, No. 904 Broome street.
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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS.
Annual Dinner at Wilmington Grub
and Election of oficers.

Prior to the annual dinner of the So
ciety Of Colonial Wars of the State Of
Delaware which was held at the VIII
mington Club yesterday afternoon, Il g
society met in the Historical Society
building and elected the following of
ticers:
Governor, Hon. John Reed Nicholson,
Dover; Deputy Governor, John Henry
Rodney, Wilmington; lieutenant gov
ernor, Hon. Ignatius G. Grubb, Viii
mington; secretary, Willard Hall Porter,
Wilmington; deputy secretary, Christo-
pher Longstreth Ward, Wilmington;
treasurer, William Henry Swift, Will
mingion; chancellor, Hon. George Gray,
Wilmington; historian, Hon. Edward
Green Bradford, Wilmington; registrar,
Major John Rumsey Brinckle, Whining
ton; surgeon, Hiram Rodney Burton, NJ.
D., Lewes; chaplain, Rev. Joseph Brown
Turner, Dover.
Gentlemen OF the Council Preston
Lea, Wilmington; Joseph Swift, Will
mi gton; Victor du Pont, Jr., Will
mington.
Committee on Membership-H Hon.
Ignatins g. Grubb, chasrman, Winning
ton; Col William A. LaMotte, deputy
chairman. Wilmington; William Ill.
Swift, Wilmington; Francis N. Buck,
Wilmington; Victor du Pont, Jr,, Will
mington; Henry Ridgely, Jr., ID ver;
Thomas Robinson, NJ. D., Georgetown.
Committee on Historical Documents
Hon. Edasrl Green Bradf,rl, chair
man, Win gton; Hon. George Gray,
Wilmington; Hiram r. Burton. M. D,
Lewes; Major John Il. Brinekie, Will
mington; j. Wilkins Cooch, Cooch's
Bridge.
Committee on Installation-Preston
Lea. chairman, Wilmington; Alexis !.
du Pont, Wilmington; Andrew Caldwell
Gray, Wilmington; " Thomas CLAYTON
Frame, Jr., Dover; George w. Bush, Jr.i
Wilmington.
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LEVY COURT SESSION.
President Scott Was Absent and
Assessments Were Revised.

President Scott Was Absent and
Assessments Were Revised.
The last day for making an appeal
from the assessment is today and the
Levy Court Commissioners will have g
busy day of it.
At Yesterdays session the bonds OF
three constables we're approved by the
Levy Court. They we're those OF Con-
stable William c. Pierson, Mill Greek,
bordsmen, James A. McKelvey and
William J Jackson; Constable Andrew
]. Mote, White Clay Creek, Joseph b,
Luton and Thompson l.. Lilly and
Constable James f. Porter, Christiana,
| Charles NJ. Groom and William j. Arm.
strong. Seven items assessed to David
| Lewis in New Castle hundred were trans
ferred to Caroline B. Lofland and AIDE
laide S. Manloye; one to Margaret Walls,
one to Sarah Bennett, and one was
struck from the list A property al
| Ninth and Broome was transferred from
| William L. Medholdt, Jr., toJ, H., Hof
fecker, Jr., and No. 824 Dupont wal
transferred from Edward G. Higgins tt
rohn J. Cassidy. ..
In the absence Of President William
Ia. Scott, Henry NJ. White presided
Two properties in Christiana hu, drtt
were transferred from DIR. Joseph II
| Chandler to Bernard Dalton; No. lOl,
West Eighth street, from James Crool
to Camelia F. Bucher; Nos. 1924 6 IVES
street, from William Morrow to Eliza
beth A. M. Bryan.
There was no attempt made to elect
, trustee of the poor in place of Ricfar
M. Cam. Should there be an ele'
: tion Mr.. Cam would probably succee
hlmSelt uswYru.sss
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will Enlarge Their Factory.

The T mpograph Company, which
manufacture edged tools, dies, etc at
Nineteenth and Tatnall streets, is so
rushed with orders that it finds its pres
ent building too small and so desires to
construct a temporary corrugated iron
building 30x60 feet, one story in height,
adjoining its present building. A con-
ference was held with the building COM
mittee Of Council last evening. Building
Inspector Cassidy was present. The
committee instructed the inspe tor to
Issue a permit.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Excavations we're begun yesterday ior
.ha foundations of eight new houses 70
t,ae ha h,,;lt hy Thomas II. Melvin, on
Taylor street between Lombard anu iine
streets. .;ahhor.
There is much sorrow in the neghnor, J
hood of E,m and Adams streets a;n peoaus :
Of the death of Dewey, colt peiongins
to William Maloney. -. n
Former Building Inspector Lewis Levi il :,
cr,,hh Who was kicktd d by a horse ias'
Friday and severely injured, has re- !;
covered and is able TO attend W n'' -
uess.
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,oecit Of about se 600 and togetf er with

deficit of about $6 600 and togetf er with
the Withholding by the county tax col
lectors of about $.2,o Adams YAK
money, the receip' OF abont S2o'9oo less
than expected from the water Depart.
ment for the year 1899 and the payment
by Council OF $24, 900 woith oil oonds'
has found itself greatly handicapped,
Council has never been able to hgu'e
accurately on what surplus the water
Department will have at the end OF eae eaeh
wear. In 1898, the surplus was SS6, s33 :
81, while last year it was only $oa,@z5t ID
In 1896, it was $50, 600, OF which SoU' 'ooo
was advanced during the year.
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SUPT. VANDEGRlFT
OF RAILWAY RESIGNS
Will Sever His Connection With
Wilmington City Hallway COM
pany on Monday.

Superintendent Harvey B. Nande-
grift, of the Wilmington City Rail-
way Company, has resigned and
his resignation will take effect on Mon
day. Mr.. Vandegrift rendered it on
March 10, and yesterday it was an
nounced to the men in his department
There was general expression of regret
at the news. Mr.. Vandegrift said last
night that he had not decided what he
would engage in. It was reported yes
terday that he had accepted position
with large local corporation.
The retiring superintendent las been
in the employ of the city railway for
about eight years and has advanced
rapidly. He was employed in the first
instance as detective on the line, be.
ing formerly assistant to Detective W.
I. Jones of the Maryland Division OF the
p, w. & r. railroad. He has made
many friends among the patrons Of the
road who are sorry to hear Of him sever
ing his connection with the city line.
The sun., 1900-03-30
CHRISTIAN science Failed.

Christian Science failed to save the
life Of Miss Margaret r. Richardson. OF
Christana hundred, who died yesterday
of consumption. Miss Richardson re-
cantly returned from the west wnere she
has been treated by Christian SCIENTISTS
Coroner Vandever was summoned ana
gave a certificate alleging death to have
been due 10 natural causes.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Robbers Get Rex's Gold.

Charles G. Rex. salnonkeeper, OF No.
East Second street., has reported to the
police that his house was entered by
burglars and ST 900 in gold stolen. Local
police and detectives are sencl ing for a
clue to the robbers bnt have as vet been
unsccessfnl in locating them. The theft
was discovered by Mr.. Rex yesterday
morning.
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A Cargo of Knock Down Cars.

The Italian bark Nostra Signoi Del
Rosaris left the shipyards of the Harlan
afternoon for Buenos Ayres. She has q
cargo of knock down railroad cars valued
al SIS, ,3SO.25. The shipment was, con-
signtd d to w. +. Hagar 4 Co, and con
sists OF passenger and baggage, cars 10 iol
railroads in the Argentine Republic. W
d Crossan, a car builder at the loca
shops, will leave in about three week
for Il e Southern port and will supeiin
tend the putting together Of the cars.
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE FRIDAY. MARCH 80. 1900.
DYNAMITING MONITORS.
Relics of Civil War Being Rapidly
Dismantled at Diamond
Steel Works.

The work Of breaking up the old mon
itors lying at the wharves of the Dia-
mond Steel Company is progressing rap.
IDLY. A large amount of metal is being
secured from the heavy plates covering
the sides of the vessels
Dynamite is now being used. A num-
ber OF heavy charges were touched off ,
yesterday. The explosions were loud
and could be heard long distance.
When tie work is further advanced the
vessels may be towed to the Jersey shore
and further dynamited.
The sun., 1900-03-30
rn sneed the strlngham.

All arrangements have been com
Melted bv the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company for the departure Of the torpedo
boat Stringham on Monday for, the
chesapeake Bay. On Tuesday week, OH
Cherrystone che will make test over
the Government mile course to stand
ardize her propeller, after which tive
honrs' speed trial will be made in the
Chesapeake or at sea.
The sun., 1900-03-30
The,White wing Brigade.

Wilmington will have "white wing"
brigade obout the middle oil April, Wneh
Street Commissioner Pierson WIN pIo.
vide white duck unifo,n.s for the stree
cleaners. Sewer work and paving Will lie
very much retarded during the sun me-
bv a lack OF funds bt cause the Legisia'
trre at it's last session failed to make
extra allow ances for this work.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Face and Head Cut.

John seeny, colored, an employe OF
the Delaware Hard Fibre Company, was
badly cut about the face and head yes
terday afternoon by piece OF n ach:nery
which fell fr m truck that he was
pulling. Seeny was removed in the
Phoenix ambulance to his home, at
Sixth and Scott streets. Seeny is the
man who figured in the Dover alleged
bribery cases last fall.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Methodist sIinisters.c Change.

The Rev. Z. s. Mace will probably
remain as pastor of Kingswood Church
and the Rev. T. p. Karholsen may re-
main in New York. Then the Rev. w.
w. Chaires will probably continue at
Tilghman's Island, and the Rev. H. S.
Dulaney will go TO NIillin,ton. Should
Karholsen be sent to this conference,
Mr.. Mace will likely be transferred to
jacksonville, N. Y.
The sun., 1900-03-30
societ,,Hears Mrs. Ruth stuart.

Society in general and New Century
Clnb memteis in particular filed u e
clubs drawing room last night to hear
Mrs. Ruth McEnery Stuart read poftiors
nf her own works. Mrs. Stuart is one q
the most talented American writers q
the day ard her hearers we're charmtd q
by her conception of human nature IN
ali its phases. In her character sketches
she is delie ehttnllv delicate and witty.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Coming Middletown wedding.

Middletown, DEL, March 29.-Cards
are out for the Wedding of DIR. John G.
Sites and Miss Susie Parker, both OF
this town. The ceremony will take
place in the Nj. L. Church here on
Thursday evening, April y, at O'Clock.
Both parties are well known throughout
the State.
The sun., 1900-03-30
WILL DRAW NO JURY.
No Business in the United States Dis,
trict Court for the April Term.

NO buStuCsS bhC ShhoONA eN>>N
trict Court for the April Term.
On next Tuesday the April term OF the
y IJailssed aailssed States Rstrict Court VIII open; sd
Their fe-iao Business on the calendar ana
therefore no jury will be drawn. Several
matters are pending but they have eithrr e,
be On iiscontinued or os poned. The y,
/. du Pont de Nemonrs Co., Is TO ente;'
an appearance on Monday week and
make ans wer on Monday, May q, in the
suit bror ghl-by r ssian finn 'harsing
mfr ngeme nj patent. The parties in
terested in the Cause will litigation are
to appear and make answer hsxt e, NJ, nuao sur ,
when time will probably be liked ior a
hearing. 4
Testimony was to ha. .e been head
yestereav before United States Ca,nnis,
tioner Smith i'll the bondno'ders sSs o.
.Iac 10 Eisarls, of New York aud oihefs
az .inst IN. By s. ,te Gaa Cpnpany.
Tt. neiri,s WA h yever p>stp n o
a ii ne to ba fixed later.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Awarded Medal and Diploma.

The directors and judges of the Ma,
tional Export Exposition recently eia
in Philadelphia, have awarded the liast-
mann & Fehrenbach Brewing company
Of this city, silver medal and diploma "a
for its fine display. The award 10 tne
conn any was the first prize, and IL ar
rived in this city yesterday.
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INTEREST LIST FOR APRIL.
City Council Passes il and Also The
Various Pay-roIIs.

City Council at its meeting last ever
ing passed the interest list for April.
The amaunt Of the certificate was ST.
$50, 100, interest due $37 1886, bonds due
and payable $l4 pol.
The following monthly pay-rolls were
passed: Miscellaneous So, S66 33; police,
IS, ,G57 IA; Council. S276.26. The annual
report OF the Sinking Fund Commission
ers was read.
The balance in bank was 1908 70
T S Lewis turned in tax collections oI
81 ,030 and L. NJ. Savers, $975.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Sister nos stka Dead.

News of.ihe death Of Sister Kotsl a, OF
St. Joselh's Hospital OF Phllladell ma,
was received in the city yesterday. lhe
deceased was past SO years OF age ana 1or
80 wears she was superior oi 81. fett re-
Orphanags and Female sehooi at ~ IN
and West streets. She was very popular
v lille here and many friends will mourn
her loss. Her funeral will take place on
Saturday morning. Father Lyons VIII
attend the services.
The sun., 1900-03-30
CHRISTIAN Alliance Meeting.

All day meetings were held yesterday
bv the Christian and Missionary Al
lance, with Mr.. and Mrs George Wi'-
lams, of Philadelphia, as the sneakers;
Meetings were held in the morning and
afternoon at the Sunday Breakfast Mis-
sion and in the evening at All'anee'
Mission, Scott street below ielaw are.
aypnue
The sun., 1900-03-30
sixth street Trolley Fight.

Chancellor Nicholson stoted yesterday,
that on Friday. April 6, he would haI a
down a decision in the injunction SUIT
brought by the Wilmington City Raj
wav against the Wilmingt' n and Brandy
wine SPRING Railway Company. ms
is the fight for the right OF way in sixth
street.
The sun., 1900-03-30
CHURCHMEN DINE.
Men of Central Presbyterian Church
Entertained at Clayton House.

A delightful dinner was rendered the
men of Central Presbyterian Church last
night at the Clayton House by Rev. T..
A. McCurdy. the pastor, and the elders
of the church. The dining room Of the
hotel was beautifully decorated with
palms and an excellent menu was served.
About 100 men were prese ut and all
passed pleasant sud delightful evening.
Speeches were made by Rev. I. A. Nc
Curdy, William Prickett, George w.
Bush, William X. Crosby and Judge j
Frank Ball. The supper was given
principally to bring the men closer to-
gether socially.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Red Men to Celebrate.

Arrangements have been completed for
the 32l anniversary of Lenape Tribe,
Improved Order of Red Men, on Satur-
day evening, April IA, in Red Mems
Hall. A strange coincidence OF this
gathering will be the adoption of 80 new
members, one { n each year Of the tribes
life
The sun., 1900-03-30
Will Tender Reception.

Rev. G. A. Grise, pastor of Union NJ.
E. Church, will be given reception this
evening by the Epworth League in honor
of his return to Union Church. An ex
ce lent musical and literary program has
been arranged.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Mrs. Sarah =. Harris Buried.

Mrs. Sarah E. Harris, wife of Villa m
H. Harris, of No. I'll Madison street,
who died at her home on Monday, was
buried from Hart's Meeting House near
Northeast, Nd, yesterday morning.
Mrs. Harris was born in Christ lana and
was we'll known in this city.
The sun., 1900-03-30
released From New Castle Jail

Rv securing $500 bill, Robert Bauer
OF Pencader hundred, was released from
New Castle jail Yesterday morning. He
was recently tried in Magistrate Kelly's
court and held for the Court OF General
Sessions on the charge of forgery, hav-
ing endorsed two promissory notes usirg
the name Of Martin Leonard, of New
Castle.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Roy Burned By Powder.

While playing with powder early yes
terday afternoon, Clifton Diesh, aged II
years of No. 503 Elliott avenue was
badly burned about the eyes by the
pow Ter exploding He was removed to
he Delaware Hos. ital IN the baoen Y
Ambulance.
The sun., 1900-03-30
PROBABLY ANOTHER
LYNCHING AT BELAIR
IL is Reported That Joseph Young, a
CoIored Murderer, Will Also
he Victim.


= Belair, Nd, March 29.-lt is reported
that another lynching will take place
here. S nee the midnight. hanging by a
mob on Monday of Lewis Harris, col
ored, for an attempted assault on Miss
Annie McIlvaine, there have been rumors
that Joseph Young, the negro under
death sentence for tie murder OF Ed ward
Lee, young colored man who was shot
in the head as he alighted iFom an ex-
cursion train at Belair last September,
would be lynched.
Last night a rumor was circulated to
the effect that the negroes in Belalr
would attempt the lynching OF Young,
but the night passed off without any DIS
turbance. The sheriff and his deputies
are on the alert, and any further effort
to storm the Jail will be repulsed.
The sun., 1900-03-30
naxard Legion Reeeption.

The Bayard Legion Democratic Cup
will Give its 27th .apnual reception 81 az
Turn Hall on Monday evening, April ~.
The m following officers have been choseL !;
q airman. W. A. McEvilly; seer tssy'
NJ. F. Keough; treasurer, W. 0. Proehi'
The sun., 1900-03-30
lieutenant Of Marines.

Thom g Holcomb of Delaware, has
BEEN appointed second lieutenant OF
marines. The nomination has been sent
20 the Senate by President Mckinney.
The sun., 1900-03-30
ONE CENT
DELAG0A BAY AWARD.
Portugal is Condemned to Pay
over Fifteen Million
Francs.

@Berne, Switzerland,::ss ,::ssMach 29.-Ac.
cording to the Delagoa Bay railroad
ward, Portugal is condemned to pay
15,3l4,0 ,000 francs.
The sun., 1900-03-30
To Pay orr Floating Debt,

members If nplavara Avenne Rapti-t
Church / sse began Wig rons campa'eh
/ riis4 4 ,I0l b the first OF Next oc'
Der 10 pa, ii it. h1ating debt.
The sun., 1900-03-30
The Weather Forecast.

The indications G,r tsn'ey rye thas
cloudy, eastcrls Winds Mli. ~ eAaii.
The sun., 1900-03-30

Contractor Fitzpatrick at Work.
Contractor Fitzpatrick has resumed
the work of r, moving the rock from the
bed of the Chiistiana above the Third
street bridge. Tle is now engaged on a
new contract and is going 8! deeper
than before.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER ra, 1900.
THE CORNERSTONE LAID.

Tuesday was an epoch in the
history of South Cardinals me-
tropolis,.. the grand cid CAy by
The Sea. With military pomp,
Masonic ceremony and patriotic
eloquenee the cornerstone OF the
Exposition textile building was
iald in the presence OF several
thousand people, among whom
were the governor OF the State
and many other distinguished Wis
itors. The occasion was one
fraught. with interest to South
Carolina, and Indeed to the whole
South. ChaTleston's enthusiasm
in pushing. ths enterprise is we'll
sustained, and the favor it is meet
ing without side the State bodies
we'll for lis success.
There is every reason to beheve
that Congress will aid the ExPosi-
ton by a liberal appropriation,
which, with the amount already
subscribed, will put it on a firm
financial footing. 1t is a great
undertaking, nut that the busl-
ness men at the head OF IT,,
backed up by the rest of the State, :,
will rise to the occasion, we have
no doubt; it is 40 longer cues
ton as to whether the Exposition
will be held or not, but how great
a success it can be made. Its sue
cess will be shared by every
county in the State, then it is but
Just and proper that the whole
State should lend its willing aid.
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Moore's K Roads,

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cook spent
Sunday at Mr.. Ralston Smiths,
near Beulah.
Rev. j. E. Rushton preached
his last sermon before Conference
at Pergamus Sunday to a large
audience.
A large crowd of "Gypsy" horse
traders are camping near here.
They seem 10 be doing but little
business so far.
Miss Ella Morris closed her
school at this place on Thanks
giving Dav.
Hymen's torch has been burn
ing brightly in this community
during the past week. On Sunday
Fast Miss Lula Thomas and Mr..
Norman Young were married at
the residence OF Mr.. Pat Mcken-
zie, Rev. w. O. Wilson officiating.
On Wednesday, Nov. IS, Miss
Martha Thigpen, If Clarendon
county, aud Mr. Rhett Floyd, Of
this section, were united in mar
ziase by Rev. J. NJ. Weaver.
Mr. hleX Stuckey and family,
Of Darlington county, have re-
Gently moved to this neighbor-
aQod. We cordially welceme them
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY.
D. E. NIXON, ct al.
tPrRcIE Z. SAULs. ct al.

Pursuant to an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas made in the above
cause 25th September, 1899, and to me
directed, will offerfor sale at public
auction in front Of the court house in
Kingstree. SC, on the 1th day OF Jan
uary 1901. within The legal hours of sale:
All that certain piece, parcel, or
tract of land, situate, lying and being
IN the County of Williamsburg, State
of South Carolina. containing one
hundred and SiXty-seven acres, more
or less, and bounded as follows: north
by LANDS of G VI smith and Ely Col
lips, east by land Of the estate OF
Samuel Kirby and Louis Jones, south
by land of = / McCldm and west by
land Of Q VI Saith.
Terms: one-thicd cash, balance In
one and two years. The credit. portion
of tie purchase money to be secured
by a bond Of the purchaser and Il
mortgage Of the premises bearing IN
terest fIom day Of sale and providing
for PAYMENT of attorneys fee in case an
attorney be employed TO collect same.
Purschaser to pay for title and stamp.
j. D DANIEL.
S. w. G..
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=. ". WOLFE.

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.