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HITcHcockIsM sTILL


The dark. shadomy hand ol Hitch
cockism once more hangs like "a pall
over the Inflated ChAokee and Choc.
iaw b ions How long must ihe In
dian Nnie foi that miserable red tape
nf the dfCariment yo measure its
length? Surely the Indian has been
ong nenng but the dawn certainly
is at hand and final relief from de.
partne1tal psternaism cn not be
ial away Yet a seems that that part
Of the night just before day is TO be-
darkest
Dispatches from Maskoeee say that
teiegraphic orders have been received
from The secretary of zoe interior
withdrawn from allotment twothirds
OF the Choci nation and twentysix
townships IN ne Cherokee aaiion. and
that fhe land division of the Dawes
commission Is paralyzsd on account
81 h.
The first order rcscwine 10000
acres in the Southwestern part Of tho
ChOtiaN nation embracing a body of
land desired by Jack Gordon and a
club Of sporism ~ for clab huuInr
ffocna. was saificl4ntly surprising. bus
the at order Of the secretary ia a
scorches
ID s io be Hoped thf nothing but
good motives undeflies the secrctary's
order bat these delays have grown
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with this great problem in the Light
of its development in recent years
and to irame provisions which viii
insure proteation to her people from
aggressions of corporate interests that
are ever alert AS | have discussed
this natter ! have made one or two
suggestions, for which / trust you will
pardon me, that seems 10 me worthy
of considslceion. I sbstain from max
ing others. though many occur TO my
mind. Your state, like Texas, has
few. If any, navigable streams. and
you are going to have to depend large.
ly, if not sitogether, on railway trans
portation to carry your surpl s rrod-
nets TO market You are further away
from rate basing points than Texas
people and are that much more de-
pendent upon interstate carriage AMI
TO the reg lations of Interstate com
merce For the control of your state
rates let me urge you to place a limi-
tation upon the amount th7t can be
charged. i'm your fundamental law, be-
yond which no commission and no
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THE EAGLE DRUG STORE

lrrier can 20 in fixing q tax upon
yow ommerce for It's transportation.
But I I'm confident that out OF the
lashes Of debate and from the wis
dem which cxperienca brings, yca will
ame consultation or Okl home
that will be the model and patteri fer
older states to follow later
am confident of your future great
ness as a state Few il ANY, OF the
states not larger than yo1rs in area
viii excel YOU in prodrctcn and re-
sources in the next decade Your citi-
1euship Is m de up OF sturdy men
from az SCI tions of the union; your
political position win make yo potent
ia the cpunsels ef political parties,
nd iu tho government Of the natien
No new star has been addod to TIE
American flag that represents more
population, intelligence and progress
When II was pla ed there
All over the land the hope is ex-
pressed that this conveniionwillfra frame
n constitution that will be the pFotec-
pnp of the peoDle from aggressions
and oppression from any sosrce what
.OAcF
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Copeland, Iassiter Edmoncrn, Berry
Kane, liogg. Hilton, Graham, Her
ring, Leopcr Quarrcls, Latimcr Safer
Committee No. 10
Privileges aud olections Chairman
Mr. Jones Haheay I'LL wills,
James. Buchlnag Tracey, Harmed,
Hunt, Herring, Weaver. Cochran, Mel
son. Teidktor Asp
Committee No. 10.
Enrolment Engrossment AL
derson, chalrua,ls Mr. stowe. Brewer
Humphrey, Berry, ilkgned. Cloud.
COMMITTEES No. 20
Salary. of Public Offi,ers chairman
Rogers, Jones, Board, James. Majors
Lee, Hnmphrey Ledbetter, Hughes
Hepshaw Jenkins.
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APPOINTED
The Committee Chairman.

l.. Rules and Procedure-M Murray.
2. Preamble and Bill Of Rights
Rose
3. Federal Relations-Moore.
4. Legislative Tosh.
8. Judicial Department-Ledbetter.
G. Executive Department--Johnson.
Z. sunrage-Henshaw.
s. Education-Br Brewer.
O. Agriculture Hendricks.
10 Immigration-S Savage.
H. Crime and Pnnishment-Harri-
sen.
~ Private Corporations--Graham.
1s Railroad and Public Service
Corporations-R L. Williams.
a. Municipal Corporations-Hughes.
15 Revenue and Taxation-King.
1C Public Wiley.
~ Public Roads, Highways and In
ternal Improvements Hausen.
IS. Privileges and Elections-Jones
49, Enrolment and Engrossment-
Alderscn.
90 Salaries and Compensation OF
Prhlil Onicers-R Rogers
"a Primary Eleeuons-Haskell.
Chairman Murray accorded the
privilege to Minority Leader Hopkins
Of naming the minority members OF
The committees.
Committee No. 13.
Railroads and Public Service Cor.
poratlons. Chairman, r. l.. Williams
delegates. King, Graham Hendricks
Johnson. Baker, Carr Haskell, Carl
WIN Majors, Harrison. Wyatte. La
hsary, Harris
Committee No. IA.
Municipal corporations Chairman
Hughes; delegate, Wiley, Langley
lii;lejohn, Lee. Quarrels, Hunt. Deer
ing, Hswlng Buchanan, Anderson
sandlon, Cochran, Hanraty, Hudson.
commlttee No. IS.
Revenue and taxation. Mr. King
chairman; Haskell Kornegy, Mitch
Llttlejohn, Harrison. James, Allen, al
derson, Tracey, Packer, Mathis, Ellis
Williams, los, Harris.
Committee No. 10.
Public institutions and state build
ings Mr.. Wiley chairman; Tracey
Brewer Turner Messengep Allen
Rice, Williams OF 3, sandlon, Lee
Akers Pittman, Gardner, Lassiter
Hopkins.
Committee No. ".
Road and internal improvements
Mr. Hausan chairman; Litleiohn
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wHAr,a

worth doing IS worth doing well. II
you wish TO be cured Of rheumatism,
use Billiards. Snow Liniment and you
viii be well cured" A positive cure
for sprains, Neuralgia, Bruises, Con-
tracted Muscles and all the ills that
flesh IS heir to. A. c. n. Wfllians,
Navasota, Texas writes: Il have
rsed Snow Liniment for sprained an
kle and it save the best Of salts
ia. ton ! always keep it in the
house. Sold by c. r. Renfro.
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Early 10 Bed

and early TO rise makes one healthy,
happy and wise especially II you
take Hcrbine before retiring. A posi-
tive care Tor Con tipation, Dyapep,
sia and Oh liver complaints. Mrs
s. Columbia. Tenn, writes: Il al
ways keep sapply Of your Herbine
on hand Am so pleased with the re-
lief il gives in constipation aud IN all
liver complaints. that words can't ex-
press my appreciation. sold by c.
r. Renfro.
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very vexaiious and the patience OF The
peogle is nearly worn out
surely anything like good business
management could solve these Indian
land problems both promptly and cor
tccily and then let The ordinary
course of commerce be persaef.
~ ever this business can be settled
and The new state be allowed to mln-
age its land and al other problems
at shori range every citizen within
IFS bo ndaries will be the better on
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DANIEL COME 70 JUDGMENT.

Ex-Governor Ferguson, In his Waton.
"a Republicnn Acknowledges that
Oklahoma Is decidedly Democratic
ana that the past epu1lican victories
were won on special Issues such as
free homes statehood, and local
issues. The Peoples Press
The ex-governor rs eminontly cor
rect. and he might as tUthfully have
added. that the new state of Okla
homa win remain Democratic Mus
kogeo Phoenix
The exgoyernor is a Daniel come q
Judgment
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WANT TO MAKE De-
NATURED ALCOHOL

Washington. d. c. Dec 1.-THE
internal revenue department IS being
swampod with letters OF inquiry from
AN parts OF the country m regard TO
the m2ngiactnrS OF denatUied alcohol
the new law relating TO which is TO
beeome enective the lrsl of the year.
From the letters 90 is evident taat
many farmers and others sre Of the
mistaken orinion that the manrfac-
ture of the alcohol viii be a simple
matter and that great profits are TO
be derived from the business.
The internal revenue commissioner
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LEGISLATION AND
CAR SHORTAGE

0hn 0fNOfN FtNA-
The cry for cars and engines to
move them continues. 1t has existed
for sonie time bgt public elamor for
relief strtsd more re-ently II is
growing i'm volgme and vehemence
every day Relief must be had.
A state railroad commission is g
good thing II can help wonderfully.
Ol,Ishoma has none, Texas has. II
ws stated at meeting of Oklahoma
and Kansas shippers at wichita, pre-.
sided over by Governor stanley that
a few days ago the Texas railroad
commission had ordered one of tue
roads TO furnish cars to move the
products OF "a section in the northern
part of the state, and that the road
nad such respect cr the order that IT
D irried the necessary number OF cars
to the point indicated, hauling them
Through Oklahoma towns that were in
as had shape. bst had no law by which
they could compel the TO hs TO re-
spect their demands. They can con-
troll tho railroads IN Texas and we
can and must do it in Oklahoma.
ID ~. Blaine. president Of South
western Kansas and Implement Deal
ers' association. said at that same
meeting.
eThe most important question be-
i6ra the people Of Kansas today is the
transportation question, and, inasmuch
as ali other methods have failed, he
believed there was no other way to
solve the problem but by legislation.
He declared that in Pratt county banks
there was no money to lend, that ,he
Pratt county merchants. having -
tended credit to their farmer custom
ers with t3es expectation that they
wouid receive pay when the crop was
harvested and sold We're unable to
,ollect their bills because the farmers
we're unable to dispose OF their crops.
and that this was all due TO the fact
thet NE railroads coIld not or would
nos move the farmers crops. to mar
,et. lie said shete we're dead cars,
f.ll and empty, on nearly every side
track ia the state. The reason for
this condition appears 10 be that there
q not suftsient motive power to
moYc them At least one great rail-
road in tile state he said had been
ms olved In qaarrel with its en-
ploves foi several months, during
Witch It's volmg stock had been me-
elected and this was given as one OF
the reasons why they were lnable tc
haudle the traffic thst the people
brought to them
Representative Steve Brandon said
on the same occasion do not blame
the rtiifoads so mach for abusing the
power witch they have in Kansas. Il
IS the people of the state who are 70
blame. / have never seen man who
is eiyen unlimited power who will not
exercise it to further his own ends
and railroad companies are bnt ag-
etCaaiicrs O. men,
Col Cor Owen, IN a recent speech
al Muskogee, covered the whole
ground and declared the sitrlt ltion eX
trcmoiy serious and menacing. He
urged competent and permanent re-
lief
Not only this present distressing
contingency bad though 4 be, but its
annual return is what calls for strong
measures Of prevention. a strong rail
road commission Is that remedy.
--------------------.----
Itch, Itehl Itch-scratchl Scratch
scratcM The more you scratch The
worse they itch. Try Doaus Ointment
II cures piles. eczema. any skil itching
All druggists sen f.,
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The Borse Gazette urges an alliance
with the United states TO checkmate
Japan n her worldwide schemes. II
takes two parties to make an agree
mena. however.
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There are 5000 idle men 81 the coal
mines at wiltatoa. l. T. owing 70
Jack Of cars 10 haal away the coal,
according to recent dispatches. Still
no reliel cGmes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

The complete ser sraiions OF church
ana state is one Of the happiest solu-
tions Of vexed problems ever made
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The Philippine islands are and have
been short 81 tea hers They want
I20 additional next fall II good w-ges
JIcrc Is q good chance for school
leachors 10 Show theh neIye.
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BY this time the Hon. Bellamy
siorer murs ieel ike a battalion Of the
twenty-hfth iHiantrs, says the New
York World And goodly eompany
Of ex-lederal office holders IN Okla
homa
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The convention has very correctly
decided that q IS lis own boss 30 tnc
matter OF Is own expenses. II Ger
tainly would be q lalghable and dis
iressing situation were it otherwise
A body that Is charged with maxine
the Fundamental law OF the new state
can certainly be trusted 10 take care
OF iis own pocket book
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What's IN a name2g Try changing
the name Of an Oklahoma county and
see.
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Il know for fact that Rockefel
ler's income this year VIII he S6eG,e0l,
COO said H. II Rogers Ia which state
ment John u. Archibald con urred
This means STA per minute II wotld
be quite lift st for one rthiWg.
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Washington News eureau--fs4s 3. ST.
S. e.
New York onlce--i5o Nassau S.
Chicago oniee.--Wiiilams a Johns9n.
Marquette building.
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businers .--.-..-..,..-...... %
News ...................... 4"
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Itch. Itohl Itehl-scratchl scratchl
scratch The more you scmtch the
worse they itch. Try Doans Ointment
II cures piles. eczema any skl itching
All druggists sen it.
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NOrE.--Ii mlxiufcs called baking powder are
offered youot lower pricc romcmb1r
they are mostly made iIcm slum. =
neisllic acid delelerions io hcaiih.
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COLQUITT TALKS
OF TEXAS LAW
eoontInusd frOn PAGE y

passenger 2, fares on the railroads in
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Sacred to the Meu:o:y Of Sarah MargaTe'
fchncon

Oa March the first the Ange! OF
death welded his sickle and reaped
for the Mansion above one of oni
brightest Jewels Sarah Margaret
Johnson. iIc:, face WIS sunbeam,
her voice WAS Il sweet moi"dy, her dis
position WAS sweet. gentle. KIND ana
amiable.
10 fact her whole life was u sunbeam
which frightened everything which
came in contact with it.
About two years ago She joined the
I. 7. /. and has ever since been found
in its ranks. Her presence at the
meetings, her sweet little voice IN the
songs. her part in the programe. her
daily walk and talk with uS-have ali
been encouraging TO Us and proved Il
blessing TO Us.
the Lord giveth. Tie Lord taketh
away. Blessed be the name Of The
Lord.
Whereas God in His III! wise p"oyi-
dence has seen lit 20 call up higher
this little precious jewel. be it resolve:
That we the members OF the i. i. l..
deeply deplored her absence bnt bum
blv submit to His will.
,. That We with her brother and
sisters feel her loss.
>. That's page in our minutes Re IN
Scribed 10 her memory.
MAY STRANGE.
FRANCIS DAVIS.
Committee.
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". j. CRAIG.
Passenger Traffic Manager.

GuacIl Medicines OF ByEone Days.
Nearly everything in the animal
kingdom was formerly used in the
healing art. In the Oldest medical
book now known. composed IN Hello
polls. where once Joseph served in the
house of Potiphar, we find means for
increasing the growth of hair, prepar-
ed for ScheSch. the mother Of Teta, the
king of upper and lower Egypt.
Dogs teeth. overripe dates and
asses hoofs We're carefully cooked in
oil and then grated. AS Teta lived be-
fore Chcops, this recipe for hair oil is
oder than the great pyramid at Gizeh
and is supposed to date back more than
5000 years. The heads Of venonous
scrpents have held an important place
in medicine. y strong broth made
from them and mixed with salt and
spices and 100 other remedies was en-
ployed under the name OF theriac as 4
cure for every conceivable disease.
Three drops Of the blood Of an angry
cat gave relief to the cpileptic.
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The business nen Of this town arc
not alive to their own Interests when
they take no steps towards erecting u
standard cotton warehouse. We have
time and again called their attention
to this matter. and still they do moth
ing What are they waiting on?
Surely it cannot BIC they think the
farmers are coming here To build Il
warehouse for them, ifthcy dc, we are
here TO tell then, il is a dream. The
farmers are going to take their cotton
and Go business which affords the best
facilities. and il Manning will not furn-
iSh the facilities then Manning must
lose the business, that is al there is TO
it. We are glad 70 see the spirit OF
Summerton. those business men are
going to have warehouse. and when
they have it. the business VIII increase
with it. The trouble here is, there IS
no disposition to get together. ana as
long as this condition exists we VIII
never grow and prosper.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David Levi and Abe Levi as Executors
of the Last Will and Testament OF
Moses Levi. deceased: Plaintiff,
against
Rufus Bowman. Defendant.
Judgment for Foreclosure and Sale.
UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF \
Judgment Order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in the above stated action,
to me directed. bearing date OF Octo-
Der !. 1905. / will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash. at Clar-
rendon Court House, at Manning, in
said county. within the legal hours for
judicial sales. on Monday, the 3rd day
of December, 1906, being salesday. the
following described real estate:
''All that piece: parcel or tract OF
land. containing one hundred and four
(l04i acres. more or less. as per plat of
same drawn by j. D. Rutledge. D. s..
February 10th. 1899. and bounding
and butting as follows, to wit:
North, North-East and East by estate
of James NJ. Caldwell: Northwest by
lands of the estate Of J. D. DinGle:
South by lands of Mrs. T. J. Mellette,
and West by lands ofisaid S. L. Rantin." :"
Purchaser to pay for papers.
L. B. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
Manning, S. c., April 10, 1906.
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Notice of Sale.

Pursuant TO an order Of J. NJ. Wind
ham. Judge Of Probate, I will sell TO
the highest bidder. for cash, at the res
idence of the late Samuel r. Epps, de-
ceased, on the 2+tb day of April, 1906,
the following personal property:
Two mules. four head oxen, three
steer or yearling oxen, five COWS. four
calves, one heifer, seven hogs. twelve
pics, 800 lbs. lint cotton, 200 lbs. seed
cotton, 40 bushels corn in shuck, 400
bushels cotton seed, one Dixie plow,
one euanno distributor, one set plow
gear and wagon harness. one buggy and
part harness, one pitcher and bowl, one
bedstead, one pair tongues. one SPIDER
one lantern. two chairs, one lnelodeon,
one molasses barrel and faucet.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF
April. 1906
BRANTON B. THOMPSON.
Administrator.
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w. p. HAWKINS.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of South Carolina.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter o.
!. T. WAY, BANKRUPT.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

On this 2Stii day of March, y. d.
1906; on reading the foregoing petition.
it is
Ordered by the Court, that hearing
be had upon the same on the 18th day
of April. \ D. 1906, before said Court
at Charleston, S. c., in said District, at
II o'clock in the forenoon: and that
notice thereof be published in The
Manning Times, q newspaper printed
in said District and that al known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and place
and show cause. if any they have. why
the PRAYER of the said petitioner should
not be granted. -
| And it is Further Ordered by the
Court. that the Clerk shall send by.
mail to all known creditors copies OF
said Detition and this order, addressed
to them at their places of residence as
stated. IT
Witness the Honorable Wm. d;
BrawIey. Judge Of the said court. and
the seal thereof: at Charleston. 5. G.:
in said District. on the 18th day OF
March. A. D. 1906
''t'' RICHARD w. HUTSON,
r. Clerk.
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To, Thorssud Dollars

Worth Of Gents Youths Clothing and md
anG m4't Gents furnishing goods n must us osT &c
for for the cash. The greatest lane sS;o o' ,nwn nsm
spring clothing ever shown sore 10 sn'S Blue ISn
IS 5oS W,snt o.i Serge suits in long cut and
s1T1e nq IaSA may be had atour store at very
eIose I 90 nrices for the cash. a large Iine IN
81 ofoS SIMMER sacks and vest: a me oo iane ,as.
OF OF separate separate pants from $50 to $500 per
pair.
See our great line Of B!us 60 and I'd BlsGs sex
and ae SIS. These styles and values ahs s-sse eaa
not not be matched inthis part OF the Stais t5s
and inspection will convince you ol 'u-s.
Ladies don't fail TO attend our, our great e,a,:
openins OF Pattern Hats and M Ml77inns Thnr:
Goods next week "Wednesday ana h"'s-
dav. April llth and 18th.
". F. JENKINSoN co.
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A Cut Artery.

4 quick witted woman stopped the
flow from cut artery in the leg by
putting the foot in three inches OF
-four in large jar and packing -four
to the top Of the jar. beating the -four
down with q piece Of stove wood.
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|DtDe District Court The United SiQfe}
For THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF SOCTH
CARoLlNA.-JE BANKRUPTCY.


CARoIIHA.-JS BANKRUPTCY.
In The Matter OF The Independent Cotton Oil
Company. Bankrupt.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE.
made and filed in the above entitled proceed
in.s on the Sd Day OF April 1906 anu BY virtue
also Of 4 certain Order anclliarS 10 Sal0 Orcef
entered in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Dstrict
(.;iur; of the United States Tor the Western DIS.
,frict of North Carolina; the undersigned Viii
Sell at public auction, as an entirety ana not IN
separate parcels. before the Court house "l the
Court OF Common Pleas Tor the County OF Da!-
iinr,on in the State Of South Carolina. on Fri
day. !he Eleventh Gay " May ~ ~ iS''' 49, -
on Min Plants and GinnericS where reSpec.
lively located. IL Darlington, Manning Marion.
Haurr Cheraw. klDGStree. IlmmonsFl!ie MuI-
linS. Syracuse. Lamar. Swl1t CEcGk'- AuputH
DryiS Station Summcrton and PaXvllle. IN
South Carolina and at NadeSboro, IN Nortn
C1roj;ua; with all the land. buildings. engines,
machinery. giLnerlGS. Sluc-trachS ana otHel IP'
prrtcnan"eS connected thcreWlth anu forming
nnrt thereof or rights herewith connected, as
Esr nnr in said Order OF Sale and also all tools.
of,jce furniture safes. Seed-houses ana scales
wherever located. now in the HANDS OF Inc lFus-
lees in Bankruptcy. and beng lornleIl! PIt PS '
os the property OF The Independent Cotton Oli
! Company. 49,. +,,,,, s,oo ooo viii,
he received. The Trustees are authorized TO
r,,u:t 4 deposit of 5000 before recelvlns ;lliy
lid For :; fuller description OF the pr0peIe! W
h.. sod and further particulars as 10 the IStnS j
a..,! provisions OF said sale reference IS maze 10
;r said Order OF ij!c in the office OF the Clerk
q! the District Court OF the United states lor
Nh. District Of South Carolina. IN the CITY OF
C!;r.r>t"!!-
Holm c. SIMMONDS.
c. L. TAYLOR. JK.
DANIEL. Il. MCkElTHAN.
Trustees in Bankruptcy.