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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
WESTERN PACIFIC TO HAVE
ANOTHER IMPORTANT FEEDER
Electric Road From Vallejo to Sacra-
mentO by Why of C0Tdelia, Vaca-
Vile and Elmira, to Be Built.

VALLEJO, Oct. 1.--After several
weeks work in surveying direct route
between this city and Sacramento by
way Of the American Canyon, Cor
della, VacaviIle and Elmira, Melville
Dozier has announced his intention of
appearing before the Board of City
Trustees of Vacaville tomorrow even
ing to ask for franchise for an cleo
trio road through the streets of that
town, which will pass all of the big
fruit shipping plants and other impor-
tant industries.
This road is the one that has given
people locally every reason to believe
that it is a feeder of the Western Pa
cific. In fact several of the members
of the surveying crew that has worked
in this section for the last two months
have said as much. The road has been
surveyed to a point salong the local
water front adjoining the city wharf at
the foot of Virginia street
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
NUM- WILL NoT ENTER.

OAKLAND, Oct. I-At High School
track RAILS today il was announced that
Albert Mum, the phenomenal athlete
viii not be entered as one Of the
schools representatives in the Bay City
League meet TO be held Saturday at the
Berkeley cinder path. This was de-
cided upon in view of the known in
rention of other schools in the league
10 protest Mum in case he should ap-
pear. Failure TO enter the scnool with
in the required length Of time following
the beginning Of the term constitutes
the ground Of complaint Oakland High
Schools team win be weakened mate
eialIy without Mum.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
.To REGULArE STREET Cars.

Grand Jurors Waggoner and Cert
yesterday interviewed TREY L. Ford
and g. w Chapman of the United
Railroads relative to the proposed leg
islation to prohibit the overcrowding
of cars and the preventing of future
accidents on the cars of the company.
The subject was informally discussed
and a meeting was arranged for al
the Mayors office at which will be
present Acting Mayor Gallagher and
Supervisor Sanderson, who is having an
ordinance prepared designed to regu-
late the street car traffic.
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APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
TO PROTECT THE FORESTS
Citizens of. San Bernardino Making an
Effort to Save Trees From
Destruction

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 1.-The
people of San Bernard5no, through the
Board of Trade. have appealed to Presi-
dent Roosevelt to save the big forests
OF this county from destruction at the
hands of timber cutters. A resolution
has been adopted and forwarded to
the President, asking him TO incorpor-
ate In his next message to Congress
of law to conserve
the forests.
1t is urged that the Government
should exercise the. right of eminent
domain and acquire ell private and
corporate holdings of land that are
now being denuded of timber ftoth-
ing short of Governments ownel,ship.
says the language of the petition, viii
serve to stop the timber cutting.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
COURT DRESS AND
ELECTIONEER WIN
AT BRIGHTON.
SPECIAL DIsParcU 10 THE CALL.

NEW YORK. Oct. THE short au-
tuuan meeting of the Brighton Beach
Association opened at the track by the
sea this afternoon with programme
that was exceedingly attractive from
start to finish.
In rhe first half Of the Produce
stakes. for two -yeariold Gllies, At six
furlongs. Cougt Dress. was made a hot
favorite at the pHohsbitigs odds OF to
g. and the Keene 1lls won easily. She
went to the front right. after the start
and quickly opened up 4 gap of several
lengths on::hey- field- RsdtRe kept her
II. front all the way. and near home he
eased he=fiily up a biz and she breezed
under the wire 2. winner by about a
p. length from Barbary.. Bella which
= passed Common Sue in the r9n home
The latter finished third a head away
F.. Glenhaai". and Mr. Peabody We're
withdrawn from the. sec2gd half of the
and gelGing rs. The race resulted in a
big surprise. De MUnd was. the first
choice. at even money, with McCarter
second at. toll: -Efectioneer. quoted at
the good price oft 20 J. took the
stake. .8fcCagtey was the first TO show
after the barrier we re EaSed. but was
50 on. Joined by islectiOl.5s De Mund
longs De Mund yeat TO the 'front.' fol-
lowed by McEarter,. ..Eleetioneer- and
Purslane.. They IN IN this order to
The. stretch. where EIectfoneer closed
Worry strong and. taksng the lead. held
il 10 the end, winning in easy style by
"a length from De afund. which heat
Paunloneek a. head for the place.
The air was very ~sw at the course
tslis- afternoon. A eold- wind blew in
from the. ocean wiFieh chilled race
goers Ia the bone and these who neg
leeted 10 bundle themselves up in win
Scr. attire spent a very uncomfortable
afternoon. The track was in excellent
condition and very fast Despite the
Co'd weather 2 good sized attendance
t;Ir2ed out to witness the sport. Re
scl5s:
First race. SIX fur,oags-Dr Gardner won.
..I2 %.
Second race. steer,ealase about two miles
7 S Martin wen, Ren,sl second. slnctus third.
gille 4 Is
Third race the Produce stakes 0f $4,000. for
hu!es. about six furloags-Ceurt Dress won,
lofbaVE ltslle second. Co.anoB Sae Third Time.
i.l2 80.
Fourth racc. tbe Produce stakes Of 81. 600.
for colts snd g dinss. six fuziolgs-Eleetioneer
won De Mund second. PauHonok third. Time.
FIfth. race. one. and a quarter miIes-Red Friar
vol. First Mason second. Tartan third. Time,
sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles
l4olsciier won. Adonais second, Lady Tarantella
third. Time las pa.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
WEST OAKLAND. CLUB BOUTS.

OAKLAND, Oct. THE monthly
boxing show of the West Oakland
Club will be held Tuesday night in
the clubs. gymnasium at Eighth and
Wood streets. The main event of the
evening is a go between Al Gordon
and Ed Carter, boys of considerable
experience at the game and each with
reputation that presages an inter-
esting scrap when they meet. The re-
mainder of the card is as follows:
Kid Alameda VS.. Kid Shields, Kid
Early VS. Frank Perry, Ed Leahy vs.
Ed Martin, E. de Franey vs. Z. Love-
joy.
The first bout will be on at S:45
o'clock sharp.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
MANY FAIR ATHLETES ckINH
TO THE SUMMIT OF TAMAIP4ES
Bungalow is Established at Mill Valley
by Enthusiastic Members of
the CIub

Starting after midnight of Saturday
last the San Francisco women.s Ath-
let4c Club made a climb Of Mount
Tamalpais by moonlight. returning
from the summit Sunday morning
The club now has bungalow IN Mil
Valley aud each Sunday the members
start from there on some outing in the
Marin woods. on Sunday week ago
a horseback ride was taken about Mil
Valley. and for next Sunday a tramp
to the Iaguna near Redwood Canyon
is planned. The party viii leave the
city on the Sis Sausalfto ferry for Mill
Valley.
The club meets every "Wednesday
evening 2t 1853 Clay street. where a
gymnasium class is led by Miss c.
Donovan Mss Holkon. NJ. D.. is presi-
dent and Miss c. Schiin gheyde vice
president OF the club There are at
present twenty five active members of
the organization, but il is expected that
the roll viii shortly be increased to
q ahundred. as il stood before the ire.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
PLANS BIG BUILDING
!. FOR KEARNY STREET
Eyre Investment Company
5: to Erect an Eight-Story
Structure to Cost 500, 900

The Eyre Investment Company yes
terday petitioned the Board Of Works
for a permit to erect an eight-storx
class A building. at the southwest cor
her of Sutter and Kearny streets. The
building will be of reinforced Concrete
with steel columns, and will cost
100000
Petitions for building permits were
also filed by the First Presbyterian
Church for frame church edihce, to
be erected on the north side of Wash
ington street. near Van Ness avenue.
for $4,000; by H. E. Bothin, east side of
Polk street, between Sacramento and
California, Shafts; Mrs: T. Casey,
southwest corner of Holly Park and
South Park avenues. $40, 700; and Henry
Sahlein, five-story brick building at the
southwest corner of Polk and Bush
streets, $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
pRIIvING LILIES vARrEp EvENrs

% SANTA ROSA, oct l-The. SoHoma
County Driving Club has decided 10
hold meet here on the santa Rosa
Stock Farm track October rs. Secre-
tary H. A Carlton today announced
that all the plans had been completed
for-the event and that there would be
races. attempts to break records, a
five-Inile automobile race for local
owners and a ten-mile race for out
of-tOWn autos. Arrangements are to
be made for a special train service
from and to San Francisco before and
after the races for the benefit Of those
who desire to attend but cannot re-
main over night.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
SMUGGLING OF DIAMONDS
Is BEING INVESTIGATED
Treasury Agents at Work In New York
Trying to Find underground Way
Taken bN Gems.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The special
agents of the Treasury Department as
signed to work here have begun an
earnest effort to discover and explore
the underground way by which dia-
monds are smuggled into this country.
The Government is assured that it is
being defrauded of millions of dollars
duty annually on diamonds which are
smuggled into this port.
The astounding assertion was. made
recently by Ludwig Nissen, chairman
of the customs committee of the Dia-
mond Importers and Cutters Protect
i've Association. that as many precious
stones were smuggled into the United
States as come openly with duty paid.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
APPOINTS A GUARDIAN
FOR Hermann OELRICHs
for Interests of Boy in
Fathers Estate.

NEW YORK, Oct surrogate
Thomas appointed Paul L. Kiernan,
lawyer, as special guardian for Her
mann Qelrichs today for the purpose of
protecting his interests in any suit that
may be brought
There is nothing in the papers ap-
pointing the guardian that says
whether the appointment is for the pur-
pose of contesting a will or not. The
application was made by Mrs. Oelrichs,
who sWore that her son is under 10
years of age The boy also asked that
kiernan be appointed his guardian.
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SPOKANE ENTRIES.

SPOKANE. Oct. I.-Following are the entries
;fOr tomDFrows zf.siso,
1oa. canopus II tOS Wit 1a5. Nora Greet. loS-
Cliita 103 Sizz S. s,.
Paw Nc 109 Tom Reilly 109 Old Mike 109. Roy.
atty f09. Tuckback. 1e4 -, .,,,,,n
Third race i've and half furl9nss ,os sssii1S Pro
crasfinate los Black CNoud ] OF. Ninna Bakel
le4 Euchre Deck lo4 k1ngtIks 'spe ss Reauti-
fui and. Best fi2 GIenden5lng ies,~ sonnely 9s'
Miss Provo 104. -, x,.sS-
Tenny .1I2. Legal Form fo2. Oh ristine A luz
Golden Light 100 ,f-,o,- 100.
/. Sixth race seven furlongs.YetVs MARROW 5oo too'
Biackthorn .iO2 Canejo 100. LitiSe M Allnc4 s lV1,
Eleven Bells 100, Lady Reeyeena AO's h''S'ie
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
srEAMsHIP cHANGEs HANDS.

SEATTLE, Oct. 1.-The steamship
Melville Dollar of the Dollar line has
been purchased by the Pollard Steam
ship Company OF San Francisco and
will be operated between Seattle. Bel
lingham and San Francisco. Notifica-
ton of the sale was received by L. b.
Gray & Co.. agents for the two COM
panies.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
JOCkEYs LOSE LICENrrlEs.

LOUISVILLE. Ky5 Oct 1:-At
meeting of the stewards of the Am
erican Turf Association tO,1ay the
licenses of. Jockeys Truekel land Nc.
Laughlin and Trainer Hatfield were
revoked .
Jockey Vincent Foy. was grs htef
license on probation. and the a-ppllea-
ton of Jockey Monroe. to have his.
license restored was denied
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
AMATEUR BILLIARD CONTF.A n.

NEW YORK, Oct. The Nan -ona1
Association of Amateur. Billiard a lay
zrs tonight decided to hold the al. ma
teur billiard championship tournanns mt
at the Liederkranz Club in this cns v.
The date of the contest will be hxs 4
later. =
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

The. month of October will mark the
arrival of some of the 1907 cars. Al
ready the Pioneer Automobile Company
has been notified that some of the dem
onstrating cars that it will show
the public have started from the fac
story, 1t is not alone In receiving
this information, as many others are
expecting their samples by the fast
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
OBSERVES FOUNDERED VESSEL
WITH DEAD BODIES ABOUT III

BARCELONA, Spain, Oct. The
captain of the steamer Liga. which ar
rived here today. reports having OBJ
served off Oporto a big steamship,
which had foundered.
The vessel was surrounded by float
ing bodies.
No details Of the disaster were re-
ceived.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
Netu Models Of Automobiles Shipped
to the Coast From the East.
Demonstrating Motor Cars Soon to
Be Seen on the City Streets.
BY r. r. 19Ho11r,1edieu.

are most conservative, and a case of
false represe nta:tion IS yet to be re-
corded. The person who has placed an
early order. will have the. pleasure Of
enjoying his car long before those who
have been waiting 20 see the demon
strating vehicle. :.
Locally thare will be very. little do
ing in the pl leasure. line among the au-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
NEARY WILL RECOVER.

PORTLAND, Oct. Holland Neary,
the football player who was so badly
injured during football game on
Muitnomah field yesterday. willlrecover
from his injuries He passed good
night and Is out of danger.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

MARYSVILLE, Oct Jack Hurley.
former pugilist, died in the city pris-
on today. He had been arrested for
vagrancy Hurley was well known
throughout the State during his prime,
but was lately total wreck.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
CALIFoRNIANs IN p.Rrs

PARIS, Oct. .1.--Anna E. Schaetz of
San Diego and Alfred G. PIastt of San
Francisco registered at the 41erald
Bureau today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

Tom Dillon for correct styles in
HATS. corner Van Ness avenue and Nc
Allister street. $3.50, $500, Ss.90s
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

A real kindly feeling never has TO
wait long fer chance. to get busy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
SPOKANE SELECTIONS


First race--Sizz, Chita, Canopus:
Second race--TueIxbaclx, Old Mike,
Pay Ne.
Third race--0cyrOhe, PrOcrastinate,
: Fourth race-GIendenning, Beautiful
and Best, SoundIy.
Fifth race-Christine a, Golden
Light, Major TennS-
Sixth race-Eleven Bells, Canejo,
Rustic Lady.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
LoUIsvILLE sELEcrroNs.

BY fhe New York Morning Telegraph- =.
First tFace-PrfnciPia, Lidwina, Ingol-
thrift.
second race-kIeinwood, Athena,
Handy Bill.
Third race-La PuceHe, Martha Cor
man, Clifton Forge.
Fourth raee-Gould, fl. VI. p, Nave
rick.
Fifth race-GraccHus, CEnnnor, Frank
FIesher.
Sixth raee-Brait. sTarp, BeIdvven.t
Weather cloudy, track heavy.
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BRIGHToN BEACH sELEcTIoNs.

b lie New York Morning Telegraph.
First raee-YaIagaI, Cousin Eva, Miss
Ogden.
second raee-BaIzae, Bound Brook,
NGft Blanche.
Third race-Dan Buhre, George 5.
Davis, EIdOrado.
Fourth race-Proper, FLIP Flap, Ok
ford.
Fifth raee-DolIy spanEer, Garnish,
Miss Crawford.
Landsman.
seventh race-Rappahannock, Glen
ham. AIEeIOne.
Weather clear, track fast.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-27
DISPENSARY CHANGES ORDER
ED. . .s
The Board will Hereafter Purchase
no Case Goods Retailing Lower
than $125 Per Quart for Rye
Whiskey and $1.O0 for
Corn. -.

Columbia, November 24.-Hereaf-
ter the dispensary will purchase no
case goods retailing at prices lower
than 1925 per quart for rye whiskey
and ST for corn. Higher grades will
be made up at the State dispensary
and sold under the dispensary's own
brands.
Resolutions inauguratin% this policy
have been adopted by the State board
of directors. because it is stated num-
erous rumors have reached members
of the board, to the effect that repre-
scntativcs of whiskcy houses have been
travelling the State in the interest OF
their several brands of ease goods,
which is contrary to the law as we'll
as the boards policy. and, further
more, because complaints have been
made to the board that some of the
brands of case goods sold in the dis
pensarics are not of good quality.
The formal resolution. which was
adopted unanimously at the instance
of Chairman Rawlinson, is as follows:
"Whcrcas. numerous rumors have
reached us to the effect that repres-
cntativcs of whiSiey houses has been
travelling the State in the interest OF
their brands of ease goods; and
"Whercas. us this is contrary to
the law as we'll as to our policy; and
Whereas, complaints have been
made to us that some of the brands
of ease goods in the diSpensaries arc
not of good quality:
"Thcrcforc. he it resolved by tho
board, That all awards which have
been made for rye whiskcys sc!hn" t'
consumers for less than $l.21 pc
quart. pints and half pints in tn
same proportion and all awards TO
corn WHISTLES selling for less than $
per quart. pintS. and half plnts l
the same proportion. be hereby car
ccllcd, where orders have not bee
- made for shipment.
"Be it further resolved, That "
will not buy any Of the above class
goods in the future, but will make l
and sell them under our own brands.
j. H.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-27

Mrs. w S. Mccormick of johnson
City, Tenn, writes: only cure is little
short of miracle, rs l had been sick
for six years. | had the very best at
tention Of rs good physicians as mon
ey could procure, but to no avail l
seemed to go down more each year. l
suffered very much but everyone said,
"Why you arc the very picture of
health so I got no sympathy from
anyone, Of course, at times I would
get something to patch me up for a
whiIe-but I would soon get back to
the same condition, sometimes would
have hacking, dog cough; pain
across chest, and under shoulder
blades; often would wake up during
the night and feel as If something
came up in my throat giving me
choking sensation; my appetite a
times was ravenous--then again
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-27
WON'T BACK DOWN.
Tillman Is Surprised That Negroes OF
Intelligence Sould Attepmt to
Interfere With United
States Senator and
Free Speech-Hos-
pital Helps Neg
roes.

Chicago, Nov. Ex-senator Till
man, Of South Carolina, passed
Chicago today on his way to
South Haven, Mich. When Informed
that the colored people OF Chicago
had protested against the delivery OF
lecture here by him, he said:
ri am surprised that there should
be any talk in this city Of a negro
uprising to prevent lecture which
is for the benefit Of the hospital
which has never yet closed its doors
to one of the colored race. 1t is absurd
for the colored people to think that
they can prevent Senator Of th'
United States from talking. The,
might as we'll try to stop Presiden
Roosevelt. T shall not change my lee
ture in the slightest degree. The sub
iect is "The Annexation Of Cuba,
and this question is so interviews
with the negro problem in this coun
try that it will be impossible for m
to avoid discussing the latter"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-27
DIspENsARY CASE DECIDED.
Judge Dantzler at spartanburg Holds
that Agents for Whiskey Houses
May Solicit Orders Without
Violating Dispensary Law.

Spartanburg, November 24.-lnder
a decision by Judge Dantzlcr, agents
of whiskcy houses who solicit and
fake orders for whiskey, even if they
accept money with the order, cannot
be held in the charge Of violating the
dispcnsary law. The decision was
made in the case Of the State vs. John
Browlcy, a young man who was ar
rested, lodged in jail and bound over
TO Court. Crowley is an agent Tor a
whiskcy house in North Carolina. lie
solicited orders here and accepted
payment. The authorities regarded
this as unlawful and made case
against him. Judge Dantzler says
that the arrest Of Crowley is lnterfcr
cncc with Interstate commerce.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-27
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Annie L. Glymph, Plaintiff,
against

against
Matte K. Glymph, in her own right
and as administrators Of the goods,
chattels, rights and credits Of A. Y.
w. Glymph, deceased, Robert Glymph, !
Ernest Glymph, Jno. F. Glymph,
Hughst. c. Glymph, Walton N.
Glymph and Grover G. Glymph, De-
PENDANTS.
BY virtue Of an order Of court
herein, 7 will sell before the court
house at Newbcrry on Salesday in
December, being the Sd day Of said
month, the following real estate ly-
ing and being in the county and state
aforesaid:
The "Iome Place., containing one
hundred and forty-five C45) acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF 3.
| a. Rawls, the Epting place and the
Suber place.
Also all that tract or plantation OF
land known as the "River Place -,
, lying and being on Broad river, con
tanning two hundred and twenty
nine (229) acres, more or less, bound
s ed by lands Of Tom Adams, j.. N
Blair and Mrs. Frank Smith, this
d tract including the island, with twen
It ty-nine (29) acres.
l. Also all that tract or plantation O.
lr land known as the "Sallie Blackwell
e Place., containing forty-two az
acres, more or less, bounded by land
IS Of Jeff Lane, estate Of D. 3. GIymp
T. and estate OF Il. u. Bell
)e Also all that tract or plantation Q
s. land, containing forty-aix (46) acre
more or lcss, bounded by lands {
he Eliza Brown, the Epting place an
nd A. Y. w. Glymph' - home place.
Terms Of sale cash. Purchaser
ne pay for papers.
tn II. II. Ilkard,
ler Masters Office, Master.
ny Nov. IL, 1906.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-27
Another case showing the wonderful Cura-
tive Powers of Dr.. Andes Great Remedies:

cared for nothing at all. My food
laid heavy on my stomach. | had diz-
zincss of the head, palpitation of the
heart and weak spells. also suffer-
cd greatly with cold feet and hands.
NV husband became alarmed at my
condition. I never believed in patent
medicines, but read in the papers of
so many cures being made on others
who suffered as I did by the use Of
DR.. Andes Great Prescription, my
husband purchased bottle for me
After using it three days [ passed O
tape worm that measured 90 feet long
and now after two weeks all Of my
bad feelings have disappeared. Al
this tape worm was the cause Of it al
l cheerfully recommend DIR. Andes
Great Prescription to any woman VIII
suffers as I did"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-27
Convinced Her at Last.

A woman who was doing her Sat-
urday marketing was difficult TO
please. She had overhauled every
comestible in the shop and insisted
on getting the best in stock at a pen
ny a pound cheaper than the market
price, and now it was a question OF
eggs.
"Are you quite sure these eggs are
fresh ~ she asked.
tThey are, madam" e
'Will you guarantee them Z"
~ will, madam 4
"But how am I to know that you
know they are fresh e" ,sg 3, d
My dear lady, said the exhaust q y,
ed ,shopman, with incisive emphasis N'tl ,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-27

in the town Of Prosperity, S. c., dur
ing the legal hours Of sale, on Tues
day after the first Monday Of Decem-
Der, 1906, being the 4th day Of the
said month.
All that piece, parcel or tract OF
land, situate, lying and being in the
County Of Newberry in the State
aforesaid, formerly owned by G.
Adam Long, and known as tract No: 1
of the Wheeler place, containing One
Hundred and Thirty-Six acres, more
or less, and bounded by lands of
George Wheeler, J. w. Lindler, Nath-
an H. Wheeler, and tracts Nos. and
of the Wheeler place; the same be-
ing conveyed to him by J. B. Fcllers,
J. p. n. c., on February 81, 1898.
Also, All that piece, parcel or tract
| Of land, situate, lying and being III
the County Of Newberry and State
aforesaid, formerly owned by Il.
Adam Long, and known as tract No. 3
of the Wheeler place, containing eigh-
ty-onc and onc-half acres, more OF
less. and bounded by lands OF George
Wheeler, Nathan II. Wheeler, and
tracts Nos. ! and 2 of the Wheeler
place; the same being conveyed to
him by j. B. Fellers, j. p. N. Co. on
February 27, 1893.
Terms Of sale-Onc-half cash, bal
ancc on a credit Of One year secured
, by bond Of the purchaser and NOR
tgagc Of the premises sold, with leave
to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for
; papers.
Samuel B. George,
Clerk Of the Court
l. Messrs. Efird e. Dreher,
+ Plaintiffs Attorneys.
s Lexington, s. g., November 12, 1906