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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
SHORT LINE FORCES TAKE
ANOTHER PIECE OF GRADE
hartman Rails Laid on ROadbed Build BY the
Clark Company.
clark Men We're Armed With Rifles But Were Driven Back
"A Peculiar Situation.

THE Oregon
grade Nevada Confirmation has been received Of the reports
by the San Pedro representative the
e shutting off posses
sion Pedro who said
Hugh Mcbride an oregon short bridge carpenter who an eye
goa6e He was one
The conflict f2uhs Of mile tnis side Of Galleries The
@ ran her a yards
guard the property
MEN ARMED WITH RIFLES.
tr2saysrs Fsesed the barb wire 3 Sunday
32o Nsn These 3 sa the @ @ S coming g uo 9F Rs
the grade T6 thought sRof Ens 5 sa2g
Tine the cak to
sc5 vas fence
h @ s paS5 a 9 o bout P 5s There 4 s Ba4:9
s minute and cartridge
case Of ays , agat4st 29o none the Short Line
Of ne engineers jumped Ch2Is
ndoa Tb6 eS Jumped and 6as 9 laying
Shorty s R a a shoot 67 7S sq s f5 6s5 Of the
v6a5 s and make F' the short Line si aaRn a9S o6s
Ben Hcyvood VAS in charge the Clark forces
CONTINUED TRACK LAYING.
The short Line forces pushed the grade and Monday night the
started taoro1 although the eEaDh Inc yet oneed
day road mere
Er9s received tsIsgrans
Vice President 32s Gi6bon at Los Angeles Details
@ P5 0i Just T S h s5t 6a @sy ksa YOU
s 7o be 2 to @ rights Several courses open to
PROCEEDINGS DENOUNCED.
attempt force cannot
by fence boundaries, had there
Of
F Of P n 6 @ suits Rvs 6 o afa S
is. o
Lane
Mr. WILLIAMS AMUSED.
Couns L
lsY humorous He smiled the discontinue Of the Pedro
We
az building other, We hopping
another get the SOMEBODY
won contest the grade and right far will
May the Pedro bought Eliza CulverNe
anents
ing in sid cks and
Construction Is 10 proceed toward Los Angeles There is gap
SAN PEDRO CHANGES.
angeles July
railroad is to be partially reorganzd having
OF the directors located of
S has already resgned Heath
oTV @ 70 succeed Clark auditor Of the
n
directors meetings and the transaction of executive business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
Negro Found Shot to Death.

Camden. Ark. July S0.-One OF the
sons of Lige Sigler, colored, was found
in the road near Rosston. this morn
ing. shot 10 death. It is claimed that
bitter feeling has existed between the
whites and negroes in that vicinity. and
that number Of negroes have been
whipped A crowd went TO Sigler's
house Sunday night with the supposed
intention Of whipping him. and Sigler's
sons opened fire, killing Lewis HaEne.
a brother OF state Senator Hayne. and
Hop HoltOn. The three negroes were
afterWard arrested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
GOV. WOOD AT NEW YORK.
Arrives From Cuba to Remain in
This Country For Awhile.

New York, July 30.-General Leonard
Wood, military governor of Cuba. &C
companied by Mrs Wood and their
three children. arrived here today on
the steamer Moro Castle from Hava-
ma. General Wood said to a reporter
a the quarantine station:
I am feeling much better. I have
not had any fever for ten DAYS and
have an excellent appetite I intend
going on board the steam yacht Kama
VIVA for a short trip along the New
England coast. where we hope to enjoy
q spell of cool weather. In intend to
return to Havana at the earliest mo-
ment.
When I left Havana everything was
quiet 1 am gratified by the kindness
shown me by the whole Cuban people
during my late illness. Mrs. Wood and
family viii remain in quarantine until
Thursday as guests of Health Omcer
DOty- Afterwards Mrs. Wood will
probably join me on the Kanawha
while our children take a trip west TO
visit friends
General Wood left the Morro Castle
2 quarantine and went on board the
Kanawha-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
GOT HIM SCARED.
AMERICANS NAY BUY
LATE QUEENS HOME

New York, July 30--Osborne House,
on the Isle of Wight. a favOrite sum-
mer residence Of Queen Victoria and
the place were she died may come into
the possession of an american, says
the London correspondent of the
World. King Edward wants to set rid
Of it because of its inaCCessibility and
because it costs $60000 annually TO keep
it up.
William Waldorf Astor is said TO
have offered to pay any price the king
might fix, desiring 10 present the IA
nous royal residence to his daughter
when she marries, bat It was Iound
that under Queen Victoria's viii the
king is only given a Hfe title TO the
palace. It is now reported that MI
Astor wishes to lease TIE property
Senator William A p 4 ot -toit
ma is reported to have written 90 INC
king about the matter.
Charles T. Yerkes is also reported 10
be a big bidder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
Colonel Elliott Barrows Dead.

Philadelphia, July 30.-Colonei Elliott
Barrows president of the Welsbach Light
company, died at his home in HaVrefOrd
today aged 30 years. He served through
the war and afterwards became connect
ed with various commercial houses in
New England and New York. Later he
became president of the Willimsutic
Linen company and afterwards was made
assistant TO the president OF the Pullman
Palace Car company at Chicago. He
had also been manager OF the Hinckley
Locomotive works. Boston. and on the
closing of these works was appointed
manager and president Of the Welsbach
eomDaur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31

Elitering generalities and then ran the
administration ia the interest Of Wall
street AS a rule the men vino are Op-
posed 10 The Kansas City platform have
no positive or definite remedy for any
evil
Asked if he would be a candidate for
the presidential nomination again in 1901
AR Bryan said.
II have said repeatedly that am a
candidate for no Office. However, I viii
not enter into a bond never to become
a candidate tt would be foolish in any
man to announce his candidacy for such
an Office at such time. and it strikes NE
as a foolish question 70 be continually
put TO me by TIE uewspap per men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
NON-UNI0N MAN is
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE

New York. July 30.-GeOTge AIcCabe,
IS years old, has committed suicide by
cutting his throat. Members Of the
mans family say that McCabs was
driven to desperation by the jeers Of
his fellow workmen at the WOrthing-
house hydraulic works IN Brooklyn,
where a strike has been in progress.
McCabe went out with the strikers
early in May but returned to work
July Is. As a result it IS said, he was
revfled by men and women and his
neighbors would have nothing to do
with him Even the children hooted
him as he passed. For days McCabe
has been gloomy. and II is thought his
mind gave way under the strain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
BRYAN COMPLAINS OF FOOLISH
QUESTIONS BY NEWSPAPER MEN

wa 7-'.,.o'1e. MS. July 2t-W. ] BRYAN
Gs f.lle1 here today was asked as 10
sld replied.
ne r-,-s-- can say how important a mart
car1-i-es Question sin pay i'm the next
tons So 4ndt VIII depend on condf-
aasti,- various phases OF the money
d. and the Democrats ps~f5 orsL J.
g-sstior lTQm Its position on this
D 1f 49, a-lAelEh other Questions suaV-
lt7ss - importance for the time BENG
Allsas are 50 much afraid OF he
fs,er1 ',E platform seem inclined 10
taa So ne methods employed vrhsn
iets nlled the platform with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
AN ALL-DAY FIGHT.
a are Worsted by the Beers in
Natal

osfrss Natal July N-Detaiis re-
,z.---.s,,a or what seemed az frst IN no
arti~sisn between the Roars e,E
SLOWS fhs s'ellln near Nguta Tulv \
a1ilh - 81 ali-day right secured -
ass Of l crush narrowly escaDod t6..
ierv. sun Of the SiXty-seventh hel6
- Br-i-i..l iea Beers reoeatedIv rushed
ris sr5 position. killing Major Ed
p lrSSs-s,55 tinner Carpenter. me a71r
tlrse - up and taken AT eaIioD
-'..sh wers ,4,I3cer heavy FIRE. Five
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
CLUNG FOR HOURS
TO UPTURNED BOAT

Seattle. Wash, July 3O.-Out in the
straits of San Juan De Fuca. after
having chung to an uptUrned boat for
thirteen hours, John F. Lee, a travel
ing salesman and a resident Of Vic
torfa, was rescued on Saturday night
bv the crew of the Seattle steamer
RossIfe. A companion, whose name IS
unknown. was probably drowned
10 told his rescuers that his com
panion had slipped into the water
when their sailboat was overturned,
and that he had not seen him since II
is considered impossible that he could
have survived.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
REBELS ARE CAPTURED.
Thirtv-four Insurgents Taken by

Thirty-four Insurgents Taken Dy
Cavalry in Batangas Province
Manila. July 9o.-Thirty-four insur-
gents. a majority Of them armed with
rifles. have been captured by the First
cavalry in the Batangas province.
The insular government has saved
81. 900 by the passage Of an act virtu-
ally declaring the stone qusrries at
Mariveles, in the Batman province,
public domain, and authorizing the
utilizing Of the stone in the harbor i'm
provements. A Spanish company
claimed to have established title to the
quarries.
CAPTAIN Stafford at Santa Cruz in
Laguna province. reports the recovery
of the stolen pay chest with the con-
tents apparently untouched
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
Rir Sale of Primes

San Jose. Cal. July 30-The California
Cured Fruit association tonight sold "a
O00.00o pounds OF prunes TO eastern buy
ers The prunes sold are all small sized
those from 100 20 I'D bringing 3 cents ard
those smaller bringing "a cents Fifty
thousand dollars spot cash was paid down
and the remainder. estimated At 5000
viii be paid as soon as the fruit can pc
weighed and shipped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
TREASURY BURSTING
WITH BAGS OF GOLD

Washington. July 3e.-The stock OF
=, the history Of the government, and
is accommodating at the rate of s4.5O0.OoO
to s. 0OO 600 a month. TOday's figures
orc s504 354 297. of which S24S, 65S.69S IS
in free gold, but including Sl5csOoe'VoO
gold reserve. -75
Since July [, 1900, the stock Of gold
on hand has increased about $ol'VOV'OVV'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
- Nation. Il Pardoned-

Topeka, Kan. July 30.-Alrs. Carrie Ma
ton. who is serving a sentence in the
county 5ail here for joint smashing, was
today pardOned by Governor Stanley.
She would not at first accept the pardon,
because the fine and costs were not re-
mitted, but afterward decided to do So
The county commissioners VIII allow her
70 pay the fine and costs, amounting 10
$50, in instailments OF $ a month
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
Pavne 70 seriouslY ~.

Milwaukee. Wis, July 30.-Friends. OF
Henry c. Payne. national Republican
committeeman for Wisconsin. recehed adj
vices by cable today stating that NJ
PAYNE is at Nuremberg, not at Herilns
and that he viii sail for home aug 2
from Cberbourg His friends state he is
MT eariorrzfr-
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steamer ID overdne.

Seattle Wash. July 30-The steamer
olczinshanl arrived today from St
hl1cEael .lUt heard nothing Of the CTer-
Que Rome steamer Charles D Lone The
lane left Nome July y with thirty Tafss-
engers and having SD Tow the slttle
schooner VEGA rse Buckingham sailed
rom s.. ALalael JuLE -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
Long obevs BIS Own Order.

New York. July 30.-John D. Long.
secretary of the navy arrived here en-
route to Massachusetts for months
vacation. He declined to talk on the
Schley case, saying his recent order i'm
posing silence applied to all persons in
the navy department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
IA| SlOod in a duel

r. -eon 49, LIS an outcome Of poH-
x writer ~ -5et and Gerault Richard
- zaef m, nc Petit Republicans. Wh5
s.-- tourhs Hegis on the field az
- ssss siI-iz-.s suburb OF Paris. 81 ree',s
wounded IN the wrist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
g. 20 80 Have Croker.

New York. July Set IS stated in
dispatch to the Herald from London
that Richard Croker viii sail for Amer
ica early in September, and VIII take
AZ active part IN the fall campaign
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Iurv Could Not Agree.

Parzersburg W Va, July so.-The
Ellis Glenn jury has been discharged
They stood seven for acquittal and ave
for conviction
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
One Serious Fight.

Several disturbances occurred today.
and the first really serious fight since
the trouble commenced took place be
tween a prrty OF strikers and two col
ored drivers imported from the interior.
The eolorec men state that they were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-31
Silver and Lead.

-r,.sr Es7sc yer ounce.
Copper &c Per S d R9'gn price. $3.50; Ne,
- l,99I exchange, $ASf2-
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Forecast for Salt Lake Today isl
Fair, Continued Warm.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-01

\. IL It was possible to do so with the
und on hand But we would like t.
know why the Comptroller Gener. !
turned down the eight applicants
recommended by the county board
without any investigation.
We saw one Of these old veterans n
few days ago and it was a pitiable
sight. He was shot through the back
with minnie ball-he has the ball in
his possession-and it was mashed
fiat while crushing through his hip
bones. The bone was shattered and
piece of it worked through his flesh
and out of the opposite side. He Law
many hours on the battlefield wher
he was shot down before assistance
arrived. His left arm is as useless
as bar Of lead, and he can only get
from one place to another with the
help Of some one and crutch. He
is old and in feeble health. His form
is emaciated, and he is totally in
capable Of doing any work He is
going to try to get to Columbia so as
to come before the Comptroller Gen
eral that he may see whether or no he
is entitled to class A.
If there is not enough money on hand
to allow these battle scared and sorely
crippled old heroes with one foot IT,
the grave and the other tottering o.
the brink, it is high time an appropria-
tion was being made sufficient for the
purpose if it takes FIVE mill levy.
1t does seem that it is the least thing
this State can do for her old heroes
who gave up the best days of their
lives and shed their blood and left
their limbs on the battle ground while
tbey.fought for the cause dear to their
hearts. Let us at least keep these
old decriped soldiers from the poor
house and relieve them from the
humiliation Of being objects of charity
on the hands Of friends who would
feed them rather than have them
enter the poor house.
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Masters Sale.

tate of South Caroline, Court of Com.
County of Union. mon Pleas.
-. II. Wallace, ct al. as Executor nf tn
!nst Will ard testament of VIM II
Wallace, deceased.
VS..
Samuel S. Farrar, ct al.
In obedience to an order rade in tn
above stated case, l well sell at Union
before the Court House door, during th
legal hours of sale, on salesday, Nov. 4
1901. the following lands viz:
All that certain plantation, or tract OF
land, containing Eighteen Hundred and
Sixteen (1S16) acres, more or less. situ.
ate and lying in Pinckney Township il,
the said county of Union i'm said State
IN the waters of the Pacoet and Rroar
River, and butting and bounding ON
lands now or late of w. G.. Dunn. de-
ceased, of B. F. Foster, Robt. F. How
ell, deceased, and of others. and b,
waters OF said PacOlet and Broad Rivers
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash, balance on a credit ct
one aud two years in equal annual in
stalIments with interest from dav of
sale secured by bond of the purchaser
and mortgage IF the premises.
Said land will be divided into tracts of
not less than five nor moro than ten.
The Master will sell said t~"o. ~f land
as whole and then he will sell tie same
III tracts into which it may ,.."hd;
ded d. il the said tract si,a,l sell as :,
Whole tpr sum greater 'h.iI he .,sr.
gate of IN" same for which ~ sovrral
ractS nav sell, then ard i" THAT ov.rt
the sale If said tract as a wi,ni. shall
stand, and Ire Master shall C I'VE, th,.
same as IA who'e to the purchaser or n,,r-
chasers, and tnereupOn the sale in sma,I
tracts shall be revoked by the Master
then and there.
AZ st &. II. PEAKE. Master
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MUTUAL DRY GO
M Masters Sale
'ir w >ou'n rrUiIna. J Court of C,,,
No'hty OF Union. mon p,e,"
{ c lawson, ct al

'o'lah Lawson. eI al
IN "D"iit' e. Ia an or,i.r ,oo1o
atu Cas-, Will sell at LILO, h.,n '
NouiI House door. du,iry th,
r'".H "i a,le, IN sal. Sdav. Nov 4,b loo,
'"r i"'inwihg ]anis, VIZ: we ''ol
an 'hoSe two certain tract, o.,
;u yihg, btln. ard siruai. IN Jo,o'' va
@ ~. township, county of Ini,n ~ ',
o'a't ator' said, both lots or ,rac,S @ "nu
'"''hS IN all two hundred and si>,,, ."ii. o;i.
"u 'hree-t"nrths acres, more or s r'N
s 10! or tract containing one hn,In !;
auo SiHty-Styen AID one-fourth nara,
III ~" or less, a"d che other Inf mr. ,,''
,Sp'"ihihg at present sixt, -nine .nd i,',.
acres, more or less. (th,. ,,t.r
i' uirily Contained about on, hn,,S.,
,'' 'hirtV-fonT acres. but .,hn,t .,.,,,'
I''n' a. n"--haIf acres has bcen s,ld fs,
ana BOUNDED as follows: O, NV Inv nn
a'i q, aou'h by lardS formerly b..l, .na;,s s
t I,i7 estate of Isaac Thomson snnthns.S, ~
oV lands belonging 10 nun'''"est
{, ~ roster, north and no, tbuaot1 u
,,~HJanin Kennedy, J. F.. AIm.n no, n
,.nl,h wood, northeast by NJ E"r" ""
JJelng the same land conveved r. NJ,
'"he LAWSON by josiah Foster hv nn;
'a'Id Cne 10th Feb A. d 1890 ond de.a
'lotd IN the Office of tn. (le,k of G.
- Snd a county .and State. in R,,k
,1; % ~ mt page 3S7, less sixtv and % "n'
al acres convey ed bv Jane I,.ws,U O
E Aiman by deed dated the lain d., ~
le NOV; 1894, Book M. No RI na n.
1i .iI ana about four acres C ,nv,.,ed DIX hr
,u ~. ,;t Zane l'awsoD to Smith Wood dnr;n'
~ - ''Irl,me Said lands will b. sold m ~
w. ~ mao ,Lmc,s. plat of which can be seen a,
TERMS OF SALE.
- one-third cash, balance on credit of
10 ahu Two years with interest ,ro,a I
> y vi safe. secured b. bond of purcb,esr
u mortgage OF premises with prEilnoa t
paying all cash Purchaser to nsu :.
papers and recording. pay a
t2-at Z. FL. PEAKE, IL
Master.
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Masters Sale.

"'tte OF south Carolina, Court ~ Cor,
County of Union. mon % Dc ON
r NJ. Farr and w. F. Tbomsos e"s'
eeopartners, trading under ~
hrm name of Farr 4 Thomson
James II. Parr, ct al;
In obedience to on ordor
ho4ve hof stated case, will sell at II'"e mm;, IN
is. before the court house door dnri a, y mon,
1egai 1o1a hours of sale, on salesdav Np me
i'VI, me following land viz: -'o'' =
,u ;all that certain tract of land situoto
tyyg tying and being in Union ScbonI SI'nnie' n;e'
tpict tr NO. IL, Union County, s S' q non Dis-
mlnlng Thirty-fve and 5O.Iooo "a con con
evansville ed Road, running s. 10 ,1Se XT on ON
n 10 stake on II. l.. G0ss linz ~ 49, ia -.
"lGng uoss line n. 81 w. 70 ~ 70 ,atnico ataE
D. 1in'eIs im ross corner thence \ he 10 n
- .oo TO stone on MeansvilIe PG o. =.
ai oi,ence along said road 1880 to tho orn' %a'
1t being the same Iot of ,iG I, pe
jonG ~ to me by John X. Smith 1'I,u h,,
with tI' th 1t conveyance bearing even dats
g., TERMS OF SALE
tanl, aSm, purchaser to pay for naner.
% ai ps and recording. papers,
-'' {. III. PEAKE, Master
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masters Sale
0'a't Wo, or South Carolina. | Court of Com
County of Union. mon pI.as .osh
William S4rtor, ct al,

| Anderson Gist, ct al.
| il Ooedience to All order made i, Oh,
s,ateG Case, / will sell at IJninn "a aGove eo
me- bme nou,t ut House door, during the uI lpoa,
hours OF sale, on salesday. Nov 'eka AZ
'iie iolloWlng lands, VIZ: f'h'
Az That certain lot of land wit, 81.
IpT"'ioings thereon, located in The town U ','f f
;oint1, county and State aforesaid ad ~
J1lnlne lands formerly of s, N Rioo "n- VI
1ne ; N orth, West and South now Ie hsIen oh
ia inE TO ". Z. Perrin. and on the Eat E *,
ia la'|,s ~ formerly of Mrs. N. C. .Iete~ no', Wv
oo :" ~. T.. Brown, being the same IandS m"S
conveyed p;.y by Capt. j r. DnunI,S, ,"','lS ,n
a''sta Gist by deed dated Jan ,Ho Let Iono so
ana ahn record, d in the office If rho 3Si 60 iooo
IIoort for said county and STATE ,'IS in Roon I
e.. =. a. pagr SO and containing one aorn
oaid IH land may be sold in one onr nr s'ae aoie.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ohe-h of cash, iaance on q crod;. 90
."tIVem mi rs with interest from Sau of o
n"nn "m, secured by boDd of purchaser ana M
R aye o. premises with privilege 20
'ul La ser paying all cash pnr.ba. W
'"' '''"r papers, stamps and recordinn
42-3t " H. 'EAKE,
Master,
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aSter'S Sale.
State Of South Carolina Court of
County of Union, Common
j. G. Hunter as Administrator Of IT
l.. Goss, deceased,

j. G. Hunter as Administrator of Fl
l.. Goss, deceased,
VS..
Ida w. Goss ct. al, Defendants.
In obedience to an order made
herein, will sell at Union, before
the Court House door, during the
legal hours of sale, on salesday, Nov.
4th, 1901, the following lands, viz:
All that lot of land In the town Of
Union, County and State aforesaid.
known as the Hill lot, containinp
htteen acres, more or less, bound, q
on the North by the grave yard, lot
nf w. X. Walker, and estate of B
ID. Culp, on the East by Mountain
street, on the S nth by Academy
Street, and on the West by Virgin
Street.
End. All that tract of land in the
County of Union, State of Sou h
Carolina containing Two Hundred
and twelve and one-half (2l24) acres
more or less, lying on both sides ~
the Spartanburg road, adjoining lardS
of the estate of Phillip Dunn, W F
McNeace, estate of B. d. Culp, B.
Abrams and 1atf foS nto
nrs' Anne f. Hill and both snbiont
~ a mortgage given by the said II
49, "osS' TO said Anne f Hill g..
aI 'nI thousand dollars, dated Ni.rah
Io' ~ 1873, and recorded in the om,n
u me Clerk Of Court for said Uninn
,onnty in Mortgage Book K NJ ~
It page 90. ~ NO. 10
Terms Of sale Cash
'' q. II. PEAKE. Master
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The recrudescence of anarob
th's country has occupied mnch in
u, recent issues OF our leading ma@o
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