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TO.dayS Auction Sales.

By VINCENT \. RYAN.
seventy fourth street. south side u feet east OF
! rnuc \. 2lGi02? TWO story brick building, i.
NllgohS IS I. j. NCnnugg ct al. Quackenbush & ".
attorneys, J. {. Coleman, referee. due on judgment
t7f2sG subject to taxes. &c. Sjj.l2
HI BERNARD sMyTH SONS
Third avenue No. 800 west side % feet north OF
Twenty tsnih street. 2LIXG31. ave story brlc,
nat. Citizens Savings Bank vs.. y NJ \. Coylc
"i al, Prison b, attorneys. Chalmers Wood
referee: due on Judgment, Slsgl5D3 subject 10
taxes, &c s2,lSO79.
ny n c. MAPEs GO.
Road from West Farms 10 Westchcstcr north
side, 25 feet west OF Cnaunc-y street 75NIuo road
from NcS' Farms to WcSichcS,cr north side. 100
feet ives, of CAaunCcy street Xy2 a 20 Rear swamp
road lGi To Poplar street $50 III Poplar
street, southwest corner of Chauncr" street. iO2 ~
IstSiNAu1 I. PopeT street. northeast corner Bear
swamp road. ll3cNl37 sS2O7.5NiOD Poplar stree.
north sl1c. about il32 feet cast OF Rear swamp
road, l25Nl00 road from WcS; Farms 10 West
chester. nOrhCast conner Cnsunccy street, lOOSiCO
Y \ Wells and another ". 4. NJ S'orer ., al:
NcUS q y. U'om"y,, steward Baker. referee:
partition
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satisfied MeChanics' Liens.

nth St 3it r. Ninrcnlo Serritclo vs. Emanuel
SCheuer. Sept. Is 1902. cancelled - sS
Perry ST. G3 GS, Patrick 4 Harrison vs.
Samuel ParnaSs, Oct q, 1902 ............. ieC
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SCI $50
Real Estate Transfers.

LSou'h OF Fourteenth S.l

ISou'h OF Fourteenth SN
The lettersq c stand toI quit claim decd b and
$ Tor bargain and sale decd a e. for deed con :.
tllnlns covcnin against gran,or only
Aicn sI.,' S. m,@luw $ I5ssTeSlessS.s
fred'k W seller an'' ,,oSo
cagn,p i, II, so : 5o.lco; Henrietta '''''''
h!llTen ari ano. mIge .Gj.ioo ,:,,,.'' ' 10
clinton y, bS, v s. .jNlOO. Jesse Nathan TO
seano Levlson, Jr AMI ano, all liens.
Monioc St :, 5, ?,s.a? rol?iio.SS '"'o
jacob Lunts to simon LciE5witx and
an. m Sc ,a1'I .......,. ................. 100
~ al 70 VIM \ CASTOR e. al. trustees,
a, n,Se 81 SsPts - a,,o y ,,, 1900
aG5 to Hirr,, Wiaicloa%um % and ano O"' anu 100
....!dsman 70 Harris Mandclbaum and
,hdG 0i Frth dr, b'iVssn F0gr'c.rh md iiNh s,J
tojua, MaIr, and ano .,.:,,. ''1"''' ,io.,so
ith aN. rs 10 IJo 2Jth st. 81 T.. Henry ID
Wnan to James y lee. mtgc sih,0o.. ..... 100
M4Gs'on i..'eii a.. AZ; l%,. e : !5sIo Whclmnh
MADISON av. 4, cor so,h st. 3, .sioo cen -'''"
iur' Naip Investment Co To Lewis
IN !, 81 r. - 5so: Joseph Iau, to WI. :"
lah u"cihrrt, intgc $500 .... .,........
i'.l II, ~, %" "a ~, i5Se. ST John nap.
,S, Found alton 10 st ANDREW conynlcS.
2j,h Il. II ;. 80 " ''t av. 25,oSo Charles
born To Francis Meyer ........ .......... 100
2a'h ~, ncs To- W hap bellevue lots, 2jx0Sg
'lnr1es Dom to MAgdailna Meyer ......... loo
.. t. 5, 10 W ii av, 5OID,y lIc Bcucvu"
.rN1l'nl Mr,'l al College to New YORK.
aI. CrsI'y ...,.. ........ ..... .............
Il. n =. lOl. " "a ay, i;xlOG5 Frnk "
.ibNtcr TO Helene hhreuS mtgc 5000
,''U -. iaS T. isSlO92 Anna Il Schampaln
10 lavld Lydig. mtgc 5000 go. ,....
'Uh =, lls L, l-,Nl02.?; James q Iachry
10 city Real Estate Co, mtgc $1,000 ..'. in
WEST SIDE.
tUs1 of run ~, b'iwesH EOUiscna md iiCih 1sl
TN av, Sc cor JNh 81. iOjNoi. James : boa.
nelly to Frank J.. Bacon. mtgc Ni,OJ0 90. slC0
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lirr Ay. @ :. SyG i?I St loeA7O. Joseph
snIth to William yon Tw,yern -.
Broadway, g cor 5hh II. l02. iIsO 3I 100 5N
@7 Raymond Knox TO Edwin rhorne
mtge sl5ooo o........- ............... /
lSon av, cor 10th st, 3i2NlOo Arthur
Rye and ano, cNcrS and trustees, to Cen
Wry Realty Improvement 60. all ttlr loD2
West End sv. n cor am -. 100 SHIPS: Nadi
son aV. cor soth -, A2NioO. Charles
Horn TO William Rye Il co. mtce s2cs.oco.
West End az. II e. cor a7th st. jSi25 Madi
son av, s. cor Sath 81. 3l.2NlOO Katherine
II Rylc widow, TO Century Realty Invest.
I'D s.. 500 " ?s,ioo,t William Shaw to
i6th st. S52 10 $50 W. 7SNlODj. William Lane
to Cottleb VI karpaS. mtge S.? 900 ..... /
SAD st. SIS. i7S " sth av: itNi9l5i with STRIP
+ Matihaeus mtgc $1,000 .... ......-. /
ecd st, :, 2oo,s " Columbus ay, ?oioSioo,6
n1nicl Ja"ohuS To Agnes ) Pratt mtr"
esl1 81, 7e Y, :o,loo5 byron Il Burdn, to
Louise Mahoncy. mtgc $4,000 ...... 100
sis' II. :. ll2 " ON a.. 20 ?A5i2Gl.. jyjl ?.
ElRa { Williams to Roberta 7 Frank,
soih 81, roi ". 2o,ioo Emma plnkncy 20
Nathan l. O,tnger and aro mtge SOGN. /
s7th 81. ), 81 " central Park West. iM
100 Abraham l. Fox 10 Pauline Rossn
held, mtgc $4,000, all liens ...... ........,
HARLEM.
Manhattan Island no-ih OF hon ST.
iil,h 81. 90 lOl. n = cor Park av. 3l.llNiOOil
plncus Lowcntelt and aIo TO William A.,
lsth st, 2ia Is W, ,oNioil. Max Marx
TO August Oppcnheimer, mtgc %i,ooo 100
lieh II. :. 225 broadway, ?5yiO0ll,
\ Slmonds and ano 10 Delta Chapter
l,5a H0s,' st. az 4 4 fis.loorl. Frank d, shaw to
Harry !. BLOOD good mtgc $1,000 .......
iGi,t st. JGs y ". 4sex6s ii. August Oppcn.
hclmcr 20 Max Mary, mtge $1,000 /
BKoNX
lBo,o ugh Of The Bronr)
Elm sv. : lot 20, map South Remoni.
5O'i1. the Northern lmproyem ent Co to
Isaac l. Dunn, b and 5, all Hens $50
Grove IT. or av. W :. lS n lsi>t Il. 2G5Iljn;
Hugo Mgnday to Frederick " Brooke's 900
Grand av. rs 25 North 81. 5O,Ioo Bolton
=, Hat to Andrew C.nnick, b and $, csg
S8j iK2s 5N58.3. Alexander c Campbell to
Peter Mcdowell, az. ....-. ..--
prGp,psc, az y" ~ ~: tsSNIS ,S,,To
Peter Mcdowell 10 Alice johnson,
Topping :, v :. ?2s i7sd It. ?5sioo Jerome
ban7ig 10 Andrew Turbine, b and ;, 100
rnlon av. " S; cid lnc. Mii n leSth st, l'2I
iS,irrcg Fla Meyer TO Frederick
pas,hor. mtsc $3.50. ....... ......... 100
Walton az. LOT aS7, map Mott Haven. -,
10 oSA3,ils; James " McEihinney to
White Plain, rd rs lots i?1!S and ptA
map Wnshngtonyille y 70 Garden
Prank |. Bacon, mtge SCo0. .......-.... 100
Wilt" rlslnS I'd, n W cor eth st. joSio5;
all tile. mtgc A.HD0 .... ......'....
iiO,h ST. n 5. 6l?s Wits av S7.eSiro. rlksn
,,si6 st. 5 5 s?s " Morris sv. ?sSss.s. 10Th
s., :. $50 " Morris az. 25x!Ods, Eliza c
WiuiamS TO Robert Frank. b and :.
,s6ih s.. $50 Elton sv. J,siCo. Nice "
Johnston to Peter Mcdowell. m,ce 500,
is2d ST. e. 3?.5 " Park AV. les17a 3,iGs
III o Emma c Ssnguincttc 10 the ] an
FIarcn Brewing Co. m,gc $500 -. $50
Rose. MopcS estate Mary I Falrbroiher
" w
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Fast Houston st. ISL SO: Jacob Israelson vs. Antoin
ettc Finck, action 10 establish lien; ATTY. q
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Recorded Mortgages.
DO wSTOwN.

DowSTOwS.
CNouh 0I Fouv'ecHfh ~
Where NJ interest Is stated read ; per cent?
Cannon sl. lls-20. Samuel Eckctt to Hen
rietta IodikJW prior mtgc, ntges 3
Syr'. per cent each ... ......... ......... 1880
Manyin st, ~ Leopold Kaufman to Nh.
lcf trustee, due Oct /. 1901. ........,.... 10000
German saving liank. " "a per cent, 1900
Monroe st. = simon Leikowitz and ano %
Jacob lhnik lnstallS. per cont ......... 1850
Wavcrly pl. u :, Sj3 u " MaCdougsI st,
kSslslc pri,r mIss, $500. : due Sc'S%i %pTil j.
Sd st, $. $50 " lst a,, Harris Mandelbaum
and ano 70 ne Equitable Ilfc Assurance
Society. due May 1908 ...... ........ 10000
EAST SIDE
East Of Ffnh az. 5eirccn Fourteenth and l,o,h a,)
Sd av. " y, 63.2 n e2d st, George Geiss to
Nannc,tc Refs, Syrs. 8 per cent ......... 200
ith ay, '2e 3o also 2oth y. 81 - James p
Lee to AdclIdc Il Hastings ct a. cAcrs
and trustees. 3yrS, per ceat.. ......... 70,OD
Madison AZ. 1851; Jacob Stone and ano to
gSs9n ,si.gn L'sC :o, .y,s s;S per $500
10 Century Realty InvcStmcn, Co. due
Aug ;l% Sot " EIr, nsr crn no , 5000
IauI nrl1r mlgc 81 500 VI. per cent 200
?ist st. 2ss 81 L; Isaac Klein field to Arobeua
ssd St, st. % i; &lani L Moore loo, to Title Guar ''
an,ee ana Trust Co, yrs, I per cent, 10000
WEST sIDE.
treH Of run ar, bdrecn Fourteenth and ION N,l
OH az, l:3; John McKeoush and wife to
Barclay \ Harmon and ano. p rIor mtge
liih sy, IS, ses .2d st; william Won twist. ''''''
Broadway n " pr': cor ga st. charles Thorey 'Vo"
TO Jennie Thorley lcnsehold. ST, 81,
.s!n st. s.. 50 vi tio,,cb NJ Karpas 10 WI ''''O0
Ham Lane. VI 0 per cent 49,. i?OcO
William Lane, W. 0 per cent .....,,.,,,, $1,000
33l u, 3i6 ". undivided Interest, cath
crime or Duny to William clare trllS.
lf. 5 NrN " per cent st........., LOCO
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Building Loan Contracts.
Foreclosure Suits.

10Th st, s. 200 g nth av, 75xiOoS' William
Laue loans Gottlleb KsrpaSs s........... Si I
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AND OFFERS
REAL ESTATE
BOARD Of BROKERS
cF the CRY OF NEW yoSx,
NO. III BROADWAY.
THE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS OF
THE CITY OF v y CALL OF OCT. !. 1902.
WANTS.

DE SELDlNG BROS. iiJ broadway Want fur
niShed house on the West Side, 10Th TO 90th
SIS. Only high ,aSs and modern property
wished.
HOLDRlDGE & WARD 4 Warren St-Want
investors for nrsl class properties. hrn Ia z
handsome returns. InmproVcd proper !
taken IN part payment
FOLSOM BROS. s3j BToldway-Want residence
hclnw 3ih st. or good apartment In eSchangc
for private dwelling In Brooklyn. excellent
section. valuc $40 600 free ana clear For
cash customer private house below lith II
near jth az. Pflva- house between 23d ana
ah SITS. West side, not over s22 900
rutland & WHITING. ) Beckman St.-WAnt
for cash customer 2jIl0 or O,i0O on LeSing
ton av. between 23i and +2d stS or on Par,
az, between I'D and 32d ,tS
J. CLARENCE DAVIES & co. it9th 81 and Sd
Az. Want avenue property In Manhattan or
BDnN FOR Investment. with buildings capable
for lWprUl cmrnt - Development preferred.
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BOROUGH OF QI EE>s-sALE or RENT

ARTISTIC DETACHED COTTAGES.
Broadway station Flushing. % minutes Man
haitian. S.0O) upTardS; charming surroundings,
city Improvement fALKINBt'RG. Builder
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TO LET-FJRNISHED
. .-a
ABOVE l4TH ST.. WEST SIDE.
as.sH,| 49,. 49,
REISENMFNER,S

CIRCLE HOTEL. 5sih 81 and sth Az.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS, T.
2, rooms and bath moderate rents. reached by
aIl cars. REISENWEBER FISCHER ProprS
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fnTH ST - TO 60 EAST-FCLL HOTEL Ac.
CoMMODhTIoNS; light rooms, with breakfas;
and table dhote dinner. inciudin. wine Tor 81
per Neek: luL Nalue
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COlN,. $50 PAID FOR GOLD DOLLAR
S!S Tor S P,eScS Book. prices ! pay for ra
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BoRoroH or MANHATTAN.

Plans Filed for New Buildings.
BoRoroH or MANHATTAN.
i?fh ~. i07 ". two.story stable: Henry
lngrich Jr. co W i?0th ST, owner Louis
tnsrlch, ts7 " tth St, architect; cost. $500
Avenue C. liz 10 slk story tene ment. sam
ue Brasch, so L 81 st, owner; pei
ham, J03 5th av. architect: cost........,.. 1900
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Patents.

PATENTS for Inventions procured promn,lv.
sem Fulton Building 81 Nassau st., New Yors
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LOANS.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

bought and loaned upon, for old tontlncS give
highef cnSh and loan values than companies.
RICHARD HFRZFELD Co 81 Nassau n,
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" est Side.
PROPOSALS.

5OTIi ST. ~ WEST desirable rooms with boa I'd
e suite or sing y: references
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BOARDERS WANTED.
East Side.

ATTRACTIVE SUITES. single rooms with or
out board re tercnccs LELAND BOARD DII
TORY, West SD ST
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APARTMENT HOTELS.

THE HIGHLANDS, alI 81. & Lex
4. !.
"a AZ. Sew apartment Hotel Family
CHQ9 Transient Rooms $3.50 $40 weekly
2 Single room & board. sil. PhIlor. bed
<o5E&dH room, board two. s22. Meals $50 and
-. Si5 weekly, Transient S. upward
~ daily, parlor, bedroom, board two.
R43lG9If $3.50 100 ,eSiibulrd baths use inclut
6tg1QxlY4 cd. Suites furnished. unfurnishcd
Hfil housekeeping Roof Garden sun
paflor. BOOKLET.
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TO LET rOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
TO LET-four story and high basement factory
well lighted 1871 West 32d 1T, near Broadway, with
store front. with or without team power. Apply
70 THOMAS plMoND l?N West Sad 81
20 WEST ,4rH ST Fine large front room
ground floor, Berkeley Lyccum Building Apply
on premises,
STORES. lofts. buildings or1ccs, exceptionally
nnc list. this and other desirable localities.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, SIS Broadway,
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ri BLI( NOTICES.

WANTED NachinistS for replir ship CIcrl.
must be Experienced mechanics and marine on.
glneerS holding censcS; pay. SO per mlnt1. ul'fi
OF clothing (Aj meals. incidence ami mctcu
attention free. Apply Navy Yari, y ~ York y
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MEDICAL.

DIR. AND MRS, SCHROEDER female specialist.
careful skllfI; confidential teat.Nent. nh'..|'-..
private. ?+0 Fas, b,th St
9th ST. 77s WEST-DR GROVE curcS .r'0gH.
nri'ics AT ONCE. wi'hon' n,ir, rFF t'o
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-31
A HAPPY, PROSPEROUS new YEAR
TO Each and Every One.
CORN GROWING IN, ocoyEE.

Some time ago Mr.. w. b. r. Corbin,
who lives on the outskirts of Walhalla
reported that he had some extra fine
corn in his crop this year. He took spe-
cial care in preparing and cultivating
this crop in order that he might ascer-
tain whether or not the intensive sys
tenn" of farming pays. He is now con-
vinced that it does.
Selecting portion of the crop out Of
sured off one acre, and kept careful
account of the corn gathered from it.
This acre contained So rows of corn, from
each of which he got an average of 93i
pounds of corn, or total of 10 bushels
and 55s pounds on the whole acre. With
the average yield at about 20 bushels Of
corn to the acre By the old plantand-let-
her-go method, it can readily be seen
that we'll fertilized and properly
worked crop pays much better. What
this country needs is smaller and better
worked farms to take the place of the
large, unwieldly areas of land half
worked. If the average farmer will
work and fertilize properly one-half his
acreage during 1908 he will make more
than he did in 1902 on the whole area
under a system of light working and
scant fertiliZing. Our county will be
better off when our farmers realize that
double their number can live better and
make moro by cutting up the large farms
into smaller areas and cultivating the
land properly, Think of this and try it
for the coming crop.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-31
Items from Fort Madison.

Fort Madison, December 27.-The
many friends of Mrs. j. A. Cook will re.
gret to learn of her serious illness. Mrs.
Cook has been sick about a week. We
hope for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. Mack Jarrett was in town to-day.
Mr.. B. G. Rothell, of Toccoa, was q
visitor of Mr.. j. p. Arve's to- day.
Mr.. John Kirkpatrick, Jr., is spending
Christmas at his home in Nashville,
Tenn.
Mr.. Jim Jones made flying visit to
Toccoa yesterday.
Mr.. j. T.. King and. daughter is visit
ing friends at Mt Airy, Ga.
Mr.. @. Walker was in town yesterday
The boys anticipate another fox hunt
soon.
We regret to learn that our good
friend, Leon Jones, is going to move to
Taber. Sorry we have to give You up,
Leon.
Miss Sallie Reid Ramsay is visiting
relatives in Spartanburg.
The children's entertainment, given
by Mrs. j. D. Jones, was a success i'm
every particular.
Mrs. Gennette is on visit to Madison
to see her sons, A. and N. Gennette.
Mrs. Gennette lives in Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. w. K. Barton is teaching flour
ishing school at Madison. Mrs. Barton
Is teaching the Stony Point school. She
has large school, and every one is well
pleased with her as teacher.
Best wishes to The Courier force and
all It's readers. ia,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-31

CHERRIES SALES. by virtue of q
~ tax execution, to inc directed, BY
j. r. Kay, Treasurer of Oconee county,
South Carolina, dated July %, A. ID.
1902, / win sell, to the highest bidder, at
public outcry, In front of Walhalla Court
House, on salesday in January, 1908,
within the legal hours of sale, the fol.
lowing real property, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract Of land,
in Center township, Oconee county,
South Carolina, containing one hund r61
and fifty-Bix (l58) acres, more or les 9 -,
bounded by lands Of j. j. Haley, "Tu ~
Yerner, s. b. Martin Estate and -. ~
Levied on as the property OH I.,;n ~
Smith at suit of State for falsk. u'''' "a
Also, at the Same ting a,5 ,iacas j
will sell tho folloN.6e resi pronert1' ni
:, AZ. Mnga,cp snSs piece: Parcel or tract f land,
sh sn,,,,, ungS,oo co 6wnship, Oconee county,
s0usn serna S8lina, containing fifty (60)
ienSs' 6re or less, and bounded by
p I'1eof j. r, Powell, Abraham Long,
ns,0. Powell, VIM. McWhorter, Jesse
fDavis and others, known al the Dry
Branch place. Levied on an tho prop
erty Of r. l.. Powell at suit of State for
taxeB.
Terms; Cash.
B. r.. MOSS,
Sheriff oconse County, So. Ca.
December 10, 1902.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-31

Don't forget the old man
with the fish on his back. Is. IS ]. Z
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes. G..
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he SO much needs. g'4
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food. Ss IS. !, !, !,
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and,
rich red blood. 80 :, !"
Children who first sawIthe
old man with the fish are now
grown up and hayeSchildrenl
Of their own. atS & s,6sf ~
He stands for SCOTS EmuL
sion of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks.
and for ali who need flesh and
strength. 7,
4osSIgT sscSoITgTp psasf 3 EfpyWyNst yyfNssst cbsn,lsts Ss
500. and 81. .ooi ali druRRlsts. ~,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-31
THE NEWRY STORE
THE CoURTENAY MANUFACTURING Co, PRoPRlEToRs
ANNUAL. MEETING.

THHE County Supervisor and Commits
Il sioners Of Oconee County will hold
their annual meeting in their office, at
Walhalla Court House, on Friday, Janu-
ary 2, 1908, at IL o'clock q. M, at which
time they propose to wind up all the
business done by them during their term
of two years, and to then turn over the
affairs of the county to the new Supervi-
sor and Commissioners.
NoTIoE TO OvERsEeRs.
ALI overseers (and others) that have
any tools of any description belonging to
the county are hereby notified to turn
them over to the Board on Friday, Janu-
ary 2, 1903. Don't fail to bring all picks,
mattocks, shovels, axes, wheelbarrows.
PRESENT ALI, CLAIMS.
All persons are hereby notified to pre-
sent all claims, properly proven, on or
before said annual meeting day. No
claims will be received after the Board
meets, and claims not presented for
audit before IL O'Clock on Friday morn
ing, January 2, 1903, will be barred.
s. M. POOL, SUPERVISOR.
+. A. III. Schroeder, Clerk OF Board.
December 10, 1902. 6C-53
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-31
FEARFUL WRECK in ONTARIO.
The Pacific Express Runs Into a Freight Train
80 -Twehty.Eisht Killed.

London, Ontario, December 27.-The
most frightful railroad accident in the
annals of the past decade happened a
short distance from the little station of
Wanstead, on the Sarnia Branch of the
Grand Trunk Railway, last night. The
trains In collision were the Pacific ex-
press and freight. The express was
running nearly two hours late and was
making fast time. The freight was en-.
deavoring to make a siding to get clear
of the express, but failed by minute or
two:
There was dreadful crash, the loco
motives reared up and fell over in q
ditch, the baggage car of the express
'telescOped the smoker and I'm an instant
the shreks and cries of the wounded and
the dying filed the air. The loss of fife
is %. The injured will number consid-
erably more, and many of these may die.
lated. Heads were cut off, legs wrenohed
from the bodies and the level stretch of
snow became crimson with the blood of
the victims.
The responsibility for the accident has
not been definitely fixed, but it is be-
lieved to have been duo TO telegraph
operators error. The operator at one OF
the stations whore the two trains stopped
gave an order to the freight to pass No.
5, the Pacific express, at Wanstead.
; In the system OF the Grand Trunk this
order should have been duplicated, q
copy being given to the conductor and
engineer of the express. Instead of this
the conductor of the express received q
clearance order, telling him to run right
through. The freight train, meanwhile,
had stopped at Wanstead to side track,
and was telescOped by the express. The
binding storm which was raging rem
dered objects invisible at the distance of
a few feet. The operator at Wanstead is
not usually on duty at night, but last
evening he happened to be in the office
for short time, He was going out at
the door when he heard the telegraph
instrument click repeatedly the message,
stop No. b; stop No. g."
Seizipg a lantern the operator dashed
for the door and, as he closed 1t behind
hims he heard the crash of the collision
mp the track. 81 ~.
There WIS not house at hand
which the injured could be
Fortunately, however, thee
cars on the train did not sul
damage They wore warm and
Portable and were converted into,a to-
porarys hospital. The injured were
placedin the berths and everything pos
sible to ease their sufferings was done.
The dead and wounded are nearly all
from Ontario, - few being from Chicago
and places in Michigan. s@
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCoNEE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
COUNTY OF OCoNEE.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
IL AFORESAID COURT, in the case
mentioned below, I will offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, in front of the
Court House, at Waihalla, s. c., on
MONDAY, the 9th day of JANUARY,
1908, between the legal hours of sale, the
tract of land below described:
Mary j. Kay and James r. Kay,
Plaintiffs,
against
William A. Kay ct al, Defendants.
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
situate, lying and being in the county
and State aforesaid, containing one hun
dred and two acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands Of Thomas Kelley, 8. p. DenSS'-
- - Kaufman and others, and eipy1,
the Same whereon John T. KaS i;ua5
tho time of his DEATH.
ms: Cash on Of aale.s Pur-
ass.ser 70 pay oTtra for papers. -
] w. o. WHITE, Master.
|, December 10, 1902. 60-53