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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24
Wichita COLLEGES
{ Continued From Fourteenth Page.)

strips, Miss Johnson, garden and fiowe
seeds Ross seed store. two dollars eacl
from Mesdames i. c. Whitney and E
L. Martling. one dollar each from Mes
DANES Stevens, Coleman, and Shirk, on,
dollar and twenty-five cents discount OF
kindergarten supplies Mr.. L K Cold
smith.
Any or all of the above friends are
invited Ito happen in" some day and
have a luncheon of kindergarten biScui1
and jelly or jam. The little girls and
Mrs Thomas made the biscuit while
'-us big boys" and Miss Lena cleared OF
the play ground and garden.
Some comparisons:
''Sheldon's mama's cookies taste just
like my grandma's and Mrs. Mos
hackers"
Il like Barbara's nama's jam better
than jelly on hot biscuit"
These crackers and cranberries are
gooder than strawberry JAM
"Fae's new suit amt Buster Brown,
sts a Buster Blue"
twenty-five little people and the
teachers from the Friends university
spent an hour Thursday afternoon up
nearer the sky
Mrs. Butcherd and baby Jim, the Misses
Getto and friend, Miss Cassidy OF
Guthrie, Q. T.. Mrs. I. y. Woodland, little
Joe John, and baby Lucille Miss Noon,
Mrs. jackson and son Charles called
during the week.
If the City Regulator will drop around
some day he may have q nose-gay and
vegetable stew from the childrens own
garden.
If he believes too. that people should
learn TO cook he might come up tomor-
row and have one of their own make
cookies with a raisin in it,
If tbs true that the end and aim of
every one is for happiness-that point is
reached when baby Romayne Eckstein
gets into the kindergarten. On the "bak-
ing day" she was given a piece OF oil
cloth. She put her hand into the cup Of
-four. initiated sprinkling it on the table
as she had seen the other children, then
rolled her cookie dough very indus
tTiousy. After a little the teacher went
10 her and said Babe. where is your
dough?" With upturned face she said
hmm but the dough could mot be
found. Later she opened her mouth and
there it was, too much to chew, or to
swallow. The particularly interesting
part was the expression on her face dur
ing the search, and the change Of ex-
preston as she saw it thrown into the
fire. 1t truly was from gay to grave"
Little Rachel kanensky entered during
the week
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MONEY TO LOAN-Over 40 E Dough- =
avenue. room 2. Everything contideaSn
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-By Reese & Co.:
Southeast corner of 18th and Market,
80 feet, s6l5.
100 feet, east front lots. just north OF
HIS n. Emporia avenue These can be
purchased in pairs at 500 each, or the
north IS feet for S1.504.
80 feet, in the third block on North To-
peha avenue. with small houses; price
for a few days, 1890.
Four lots, facing north. on Douglas
avenue, this side of Hillside avenue, to
anyone who will build on them asgood
house. Price, soc.
Southeast corner of First and Chautau-
qua avenue, 100 feet front, for 500.
Four-room cottage and 30 feet, with
fruit and shade, chicken house and shed
stable. one block from car line, at the
foot of College Hill, $1,000.
Eight-room, new house. in 4th block,
ST. Francis avenue, $500. This is a
snap.
Eight-room house and II lots, with
barn, shade and all kinds Of choice
fruit. Ii sold soon, $2.700. This is on
Second street at foot of College Hill.
Fire, tornado and accident insurance. by
REESE & CO., III e. First Street.
1S7-1t
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TYpEWR ERS.

LOST
s~~~-~-~-~--~~-~-~-~-~
LDST-PaiT brown KID gloves between
Bryan candy factory and Boston Store.
Finder leave AZ this Office. lg7-l;x
LOST-A silver watch. ElEia movement.
key wind. Finder please bring 70 ksr-
mans grocery store and receive reward
I~7-It
LoST-RaubIer. with coSster-f.rasc- Re
turn 70 Geo. g. Henry, ever Code
Eagle, and get reward. iST-itx
LOST-T,stBeeu Main ard Lss.Teaca. or
po1slaf a Clipped diamond TlaE. slth
red center stone. Reward q returned
Lon Williams T7-1tx
LOST-A carriage laup. Return % ~ S.
Main. and receive reward.
lss-Ws-tl s-su-stx
LOST-Sunday a Duchess lace haU1ksT
chief one dollar f1r So rFfsTE - GTE
y Q. McClses. 49, X ToBeka-
lZ.-fss-E .s--s his-sl-sf
LOST-Chlid red gsove. ca Sasth Main
street Return = EsEls CITES
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

81 .eoo.neo To LOAN on farms at lowest
Z rates. If you want a loan quick. call on
US. Money always On hand J. W.
Ciendenin x Co.. 100 S. Topeka avenue 4
lS-rf =
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FOR RENT-Sman store room. North
Main street, s.. -. $ Shirk, Us North
Main. I23-tf
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FINANCIAL
Loans. $50 20 500 on small Wichita
houses. on instaflments. per cert. no
commissions. Snall loans on any good
collateral Buy notes and mortgages
si-sur-tf DEAN GORDON.
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FOR SALE
F'our-room house. barn. fruit - feet ~
ground. in ar excellent location. Owner
must sell Price. $50.
Four-room house. new. barn. fruit. -
feet Price. s. -.
New. 5-room house. barn. cistern. rel
lar. fruit. beautiful place. - feet. Only
New 5-rcom house. - feet. near school,
s. go
New. broom house. pantry. cellar. Jeg
feet near car line Price -
New s-room house and - feet. near
school and car line. fine location. Price.
s. 90. Rents So per month
New 5-ro0En cottage. - feet rents 80.
near ear lie and schz'o! and church
Price. sIE9-
New 5-rDon cottage. bath. = feet. close
81. Price xZfs8 70, 3 short time
Three rooms CT car hIEe - feet. east
front close - school. only go
We 6lye otter new cottages n a.s
parts u the city 20. sale Also aoe
lire ~ vacant lots from e. each ~
Il VIII cos, yos nothing 70 Ese or prop
critics before you buy We c2a s4ye
you money.
FULLER & 1TcLAIS.
tl9- y. Main s., Cn1eg kan Natl BARK
ISs-t;
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FOR SALE-Ress EEa costa<e h5rns
targa5z g. Wichita. Also cheapest m
SIDE s3ss Cali or cwBeT. - tsas2sh
FOR EALEs-Fi Ve-r1u.sa HluSE ard tam
Rn1 s-Ts8us hoslse- asics walks aa1
s-slrb fruit - feet thir4 bsprk. Va
bash avenue * sotd k0serl szle1ss F9s.T-
re-azo house and harm. * fe1a s.ocz y
WzEu al res =. feets 8 90 8 fs~f Va
cant c-srr.~r fznH-rE Ard Esra arree.s
rarzrr-- wziks = - Sssfss5 feel far7F-
ztr-aerly ard Fzfsh arsHas. EArxz3n
iyzraas5. gIsz- IL -. For1- Tls - Ea1a
street sE~it
FOR SALE-&T Enrre grC7e-fF. 81 :
Trrerza zw~an< g.f4e fest f-~a9r1
tsfs1se good iar1- rtne iE~E ard 1ns
sSzfe = A4rxas- se-r zaF11@ $50
trx = Ere aseee 81 r-ge~Trs Arts~r
Trrr8-s ~ k0zss 0r u ms ssss@ 81
-. zziE. ls-S
49,
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FOR RENT-For light housekeeping. 3
unfinished rooms. bath room. gas
large closets. only so. 305 Riyerview
137-1tX
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FOR SALE
80 feet. vacant, located north of Lin
coin. en- Topeka, $50.
IS lots, on Hillside, in third block south
of Douglas, s., 80.
Joo feet on corner of Grove and Second,
s375.
A block of ground, with $50 fruit trees,
years old facing Central. in J. q. Da-
Wilson's Second addition. 500.
so feet east front 4-room cottage, barn,
located in 18th block on North Water,
sl,e50.
lots, on corner of Harrison and Porter
avenue, Riverside addition, $3.50 each.
80 feet, on corner OF Orme and Pattfe,
s225
200 feet. east frcnt. on corner of Zinl-
merly and Lulu. $500.
80 feet, in third block on Pennsylvania
avenue. $50.
% feet. with 4-room house. in Sth block
on South Water. Price, for quick sale.
SLIGO.
Forr-room house, new, 40 feet east
front, located near Lincoln street school,
on Topeka $l,050.
10 feet, east front, in 9Th block on Ohio,
$50.
"a lots. on Armstrong and Madge ave
nue., $3.50.
Five-room house. bath. cellar, barn. 30
feet, east front. located north of Lewis,
on Emporia, 81, go.
Five-room new cottage, 80 feet. east
front located near loop, on Emporia
avenue; now renting for Sl2.oO per
month. Price. S1.215.
J. w. CLENDENIN & Co,
137-1t 107 South Topeka Avenue.
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FOR RENT-Pleasant unfurnished rooms.
with bath. All new. 90 West Third. or
can inquire al Isl North Main room 3.
l31-lry
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L OR RENT-Large nicely furnished. east
front room, with bay window and good
closet. Ii X. Market. Inquire room 10
1l6-tf
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEEMING MACHINES SewIrr r1Sc6jSes
cleaned and repaired by SINGER Sewiug
Machine Co. - y. Main. o. " Hiatt,
AiA2Ass4. ls@-eoSi-tf
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FOR SAIE-Gcod claim IL Oklahoma.
1913 North Topeka. 157-stx
FOR SALE-Imyroved - acres ~ miles
fgrorn court ho.se- Fer further irfor-
nation address Box H. conway
Springs. Kan iS1-itx
We also have - acres adjoining 2 good
railroad town. plenty OF water fsrz1ssF
bottom land. ard enc Of the b>st bar
gains On the market
We want 70 all ranch of ss5 acres
3 miles from f0sa ard AZ lcw price
we have - acres that has - acres
81 god bottom. and lac acres - rzs-
ture divided into three pastures. ali xeii
v-afert45 and as Tue grass as IN The
COUNTRY. re fa-slf lots IN ihc tirrn@r- "a
ruosn house. gcol barns. etc - - per
acre a : NELSON
KIT IL X Man.
FpR SATEFIftv quarter sections choice
wheat isra1 IT sacrifice price
Sss-8cgc ranch
sa1s-acrs farUl ard ranch
zsss-zcre stock farm. close y. cheap.
Fine ks7ttsE farm
c. T. BURLINGTON. %Iaae B-sIssf-is-
s--1r1-z--Se-ss
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FOR RENT-Nfca front room, to gentle
men. $50 n. Market street. on April 1st.
1ll-tf
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALES West Maple. a new D
room cottage. including bath. . feet or
ground, coal house. cement walks. house
papered throughout with expensive pa
per. 81 05o Terms. $50 cash. balance
Sis per week Clyde Israel Is North
Market Is-it
FOR SALE-S5s South Main street. S
feet. s3.ea.
lots 800.
80 feet third block Ida avenue.
c. II. HUNTER,
street. room Il lSs-itx
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FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms;
good garden spot and some fruit; east
front and shade. 2t5 Lulu, one block
from street car line. IS7-3tX
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i cure vsricoeeie IN ore tfestueus-"-
Or HcLelland.
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FOR RENT-Larse front room, unfur-
rished. go North Market. 1877
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FOR KENT-Lar4e. southeast. front
room; modern cOnveniences. including
use Of telephone. $50 y. Emporia
I36-3tx
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FOR SALE
16o acres. improved farm. of which l55
acres are in wheat; 5-room house, or
chaTd. Price. S4.500.
so acres. all in wheat. y goes with place.
Groom house s2.lp0.
2.100 acres. in Kiowa county. good wheat
and grass land. all fenced, for s. per
acre.
1G9 acres. miles of center city. good
land 5000
80 acres of improved bottom land, close
in, for $50 per acre.
CITY PROPERTY.
-Four choice corner lots. east fronts. on
Park Place. rs feet deep. for $50.
Those are bargains.
-Four corner lots on Main and 18th
streets. TOT 5000.
Ten lots in Sunnyside to sell at bar
gain.
Two lots in Erie that must be sold.
! have several good bargains IN farms
ranches and city property. II you are
wanting 10 buy real estate or fire in
surance, il viii pay yeu to see me.
JOHN FERRITER.
Phone SO. POI L. Douglas.
1S7-lt
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FOR SALE
Two lots 18th block Ida. 500.
Two lots. near Central. west OF CIeYe-
land, S1l9.
Two lots. 6th block south. east-Tronts
$50
-Four lots Hydraulic. near Lincoln sAlo.
16 lots. NcCormic1's addition. $ss8.
NJ & COOKE
IS7-itx rs y. Main.
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FOR RENT-A suite Of four unfinished
rooms modern. with gas stove and sink
in kitchen. 63S y. Market. 131-3t
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FOR SALE-2i0 acres of choice land. with
fine new improvements; 100 acres in
wheat. VIII take part in city property.
close in. or a stock of general merchan-
disc. John Eerriter. l27-tf
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FOR SALE+Fifty feet. east front. 18th
block. South Santa Re. $50.
- feet, ) rooms. shade. South Emporia-
close 10 school. 500.
Five-room cottage. close to Lincoln
school 81 30
Gail 1872 Lafayette street. I31-Itx
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FOR RENT-Three or four rooms for
light housekeeping, in a new. modern
house, close in Inquire today S02
Waco. 137-lt
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FOR SALE-For West Side property. see
o. Martinson, 1013 West Dougis :.
1y.-Srx
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SArES.
TAKEN UP.
IScEt.LANEous.

JOIN CROWD FOX TEXAS rice fi,cid,
May Z. Special rates. nJ) North Mar
ket. phone 1852 is7-Itx
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FOR RENT-Desirable furnished rooms,
400 South Lawrence. 137-2tX
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FOR RENT-RoOms for light housekeep-
ing. furnished or unfinished, first or
seconU floor. 40 East Central. 137-tf
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FOR SALE-3eo-acre farm. located about
two miles from Latham. III Butler
county; good water. fine grass, bearing
orchard. fair buildings half mile TO
country school. part valley land. and
can be bought on most favorable terms,
and at d bargain price.
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FOR RENT-Furnished south room, for
bed room or housekeeping. Apply room
70. l4J North Emporia. 137-3tX
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
= one in Scdgwick block and one 3l2 North
Main. Cali phone 1895, new. 137-3tx
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FOR SALE-Lots O-3-5-7. West Central
Stephens addition. $500. Reese CO.
IL z. First a.-u
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FOR RENT-A front room, nicely fur
nished. in private residence BATH gas
electric light and all modern convent
ences. Can evenings or Sunday, All s.
Topeka avenue. 1872 tu-thu-su-3tX
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Good land. good tide; $50 TO
500 a quarter. Green, Market and First
streets. 1S7-1tx
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POULTRY.
F'oR SALT tr.es Psata Gaeks. se9rt
from - T. - We.KHf - 8 sga11s
best DECKS IN tie STATE %rIfs ~
particulars. =. II C6el, Hlchsfa. Esa-
tzs-sri-s4zs- sss-st
FOR SALT er1,zs bred Whsts Lex
isorns. Elack Slngrcas- FfacFs rsas1fs-
abe - Water El-zfE
FfJR EST.E-N fsE rrlGFe fetfsess e
TsarrEd Fss-rs1cszfh Rock SO aEs = ~
a. pa. pre- ss : u ffErfE4f-E-f.
Irseirs ~ CTssraxa BarEs<z store. -.
North ass1a street; aS'-if1
FOR SALg-Exzs f-pra Fz-fste f-sT~sagse.
gss-ks fhas scefs = 20 So 2 far -
PR No srgrf IL 81 - 4 ~ =
Mr. =. =. Pefgg. IE& =. Frzas1s ase-
nase a-s
A = IrAuuELLs Es-FF Korzs wea
= fsSs Estehlts. - esrz ssf z-s
80 ma la se5 I'D Sc eaes-
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- -. sns 80 Hxa Hfsekssas
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;atra TaS~kas - hez sra tth go
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p 20 * EExE. a. - Cor 81 tss4 - -
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-07

IL company with several ministers,
I visited Benedict Colored college at
Columbia last Saturday. DR.. A. G.
Osborn is the president, and he con-
Quoted Us through all the depart
ments We found everything in nice
order. a paper is printed by colored
boys. and is creditaple to them. The
industrial departments are ell kept
up. The stock is of fine breeds and
looks we'll The library building, the
gift of Mr.. Carnegie, is about finish
ed. 1t is quite large one, erected
out of brick. A large brick building
is about finished for recitations tbs
up to date, in good style IN afaafts
departments The government of The
school is strict. No mingling of The
sexes in anyway. Girls sta; ON one
side ola path and boys on the other.
Dr. Osborngis a fine man, and stands
high wherever known as evfnesaby
his unanimous election as,frst
president of the Baptist State Conyen-
tion at Chester.
Crops in up country are not as good
as they are with Us, owing to the dry
weather. The Lancaster lands which
make such fine cotton are a reddish
color with small pebbles in it. Trade
is not as brisk as in Sumter. Very
few new houses going up.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-07
THE NEWS AROUND pIsGaa.
The Slump in Cotton Prices Means a Sc.
rious Loss to Many Farmers.

Pissah, Dec. 6.-The slump in cot
ton has. brought financial. loss to the
farmers as the surplus IN hand repre-
sents tine profits of the crop, and when
vie know the cost Of this years crop
is fully seven cents per pound, we can
readily see just what the profits are.
Is4see no way to better this state Of
wild speculation than to fightsit with
itssown weapons, and understand that
Rev. Mr.. Suhlett ef :Snmmerton is try
ing to perfect a:5scheme saiong this
lire. Auyafnan of common sense
knows that cotton is selling below it's
value even,if thers are 14smnlions of
bales nade this year. thought to
bring ten Cents for the shortage of pre-
vieus years,a and the ever increasing use
for cotton would warrant that price.
In a speech before the Baptist State
Convention at Chester, Rev. Richard
Carroll, the noted colored Baptist
preacher, predicted great blessings to
the South if the negro is treated and
managed right as laborer. He is
against foreign immigration and says
his people are the best for the South.
Good, if we can make them see it, as
we do, but that is the trouble. he
says there will be no interference by the
Federal government in the affairs Of
che South, that the Congressional
representation will not be cut down,
says the President will try to gain the
friendship of the South, for be is go
ing to be fair and just to it. Hope we
will realize what he predicts. Car
roll is against social equality, says the
two races are different, and they will
remain so. Says a negro respects a
white man as he respects himself.
Carroll is sensible man, and is doing
much good for his race He is taking
care of a number Of little ophan'ne-
groes at Columbia, and brings them
up right For this work he is depend
ent on the people and be gets it from
the best people of our State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-07
PERSONAL -aEHTl0s!.
s<ssH 81 -.
Facts About People You Know and Some
you-0on't Know.

Mr.. B. F. Jones, of Georgetown,
former citizen of this county, spent
the day in town.
Rev. Y. r. CASTOR, o: ST. Charles
was in the city today.
Mrs. J. A. Willis, of Darlington is
visiting Mrs. n. G. Osteen, Jr.
Mr.. E. K. Coyner, who was kicked
by mule about ten days ago and
painfully injured, is able to be out
again.
Mr.. H. I. DeFass, of Camden, is
in the city today.
Mr.. Richard Richardson, of Pine
wood, is spending the day in the city
on business.
Rev. W. J. Mckay, of Goodwill
was in the city today.
Mr.. A A. Strau uss, of Mayesville
spent the day in town.
Mr. W. W. DesChamps, of Wisacy
was in town on business today.
Miss Emmie Sanders, of Hagood was
in the city today.
MI. ". L. Douglas, of Charleston
was in the city on business today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-07
Masters Sale.

BY VIRTUE of a Decree of the
Court of Common Pleas for Sumter
county in the State of South Carolina,
in the case of Rose DeLaDe and Pene-
lope Pinckney, and Catharine
Brown, by Derry Brown, as their
Guardian ad Litem, against Judy
Ramsey and Warren Ramsey, l will
sell to the highest bidder at public
auction, at the Courthouse in the
City of Sumter, in the County of
Sumter, in the State Of South Caro-
lima. on sale day in January, 1905. be-
ing the second day of said month,
during the usual hours of sale, the
following described real estate, to-wit.
All that tract of land lying an being
in the County and State aforesaid,
containing fourteen acres, more or
less, bounded as follows: On the
North By lands of Maggie Burgess,
on the East by lands Of Essex Taylor,
on the South by lands of Clara
Reynolds and on the Vest by lands
of Judy Ramsey.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay all necessary papers.
Il. Frank Wilson,
Master for Sumer County.
Dec. 7-4t.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-07
Masters Sale.

BY VIRTUE of a Decree of the
Court of Common Pleas for Sumter
County in the State of South Caro-
lima, in the case of Arabella 2. Moses
against Joe Mcleod, I will sell to the
highest bidder at public auction, at
the Court House in the City of Sum.
ter, in the County of Sumter, in the
State of South Carolina. on sale day
in January, 1905. being the second
day of said month, during the usual
hours of sale, the following described
real estate. to wit:
All his right. title and interest in,
of and to all that piece, parcel or
tract of land in the county of Sum-
ter and State aforesaid, containing
three hundred and sixty eight acres,
more or less and bounded as follows
On the north by lands OF r. T. Hall,
east by lands of Canty and Reynolds
South by lands of Thomas B. Osteen
and West by lands. Of J. j. Geddings
and Lackey, being the same land
conveyed by E. J. Pugh to Wade b..
Mcleod and recorded in book R. at
page 254. The. interest of Joe Nc
Leod in the above described premises
being one-eighth and containing about
forty six and one-tenth acres, and
designated on general plat made
by Harmon D. Noise for the purpose
of partition as lot No. 3, said plat bear
ing date February 9th, 1903.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for all necessary papers.
a. Frank Wilson,
Master for Sumter County.
Dec 7-4t