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A Card Of Thanks.

re wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the
numbers and friends, white and
colored, of Lake City, for kind.
ness expressed and words of
sympathy during the only i'll.
ness and recent death of our
sweet daughter, Fannie Ruth.
May God bless all.
Rev J B THOMAS and WIFE,
Lake City, s q.
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bit likewise to the numerous
friends of the prospective
groom, popular young bust
ness man OF our town:
A LINEN SHOWER.
Miss Lydia Smith entertained
on last Saturday afternoon in
honor of Miss Marg aret Burns,
one of Georgetown's attractive
brides to-b be. The home of Mrs
4 W Brightman on Bay street
was the scene of this happy
event, which was in the nature
of card party and linen show.
er for the coming bride.
An artistic scheme of decora-
tion Was used-dellcate strands
of Southern smilax were every
where clinging to the draperies
and climbing in graceful fash
ion over windows and doorway.
Crimson, berried holly was ef-
fectlvely used and the lights
were softened with hoods of
scarlet paper.
Crimson hearts were signiti-
cantly placed everywhere and
when the guests had assembled
little heart-shaped score cards
were distributed and the merry
game of hearts began.
A mysterious heart of enor-
nous size was suspended over
one of the tables and kept it's
secret closely until Miss Burns
reached this table-Misses EN-
mie Owens and Lee Burns then
drew the long red ribbons attach.
ed and the coming bride was
showered with a beautiful and
costly array of linen.
When the merriment was over
and the scores collected it was
found that Miss Emmie Owens
was the winner of the first prize,
a plate of exquisite china in
beautiful design. This she pre-
sented to Miss Burns. A dainty
pin tray in red was the consola'
ton prize and was won by Mrs
T W Brightman.
The guests then gathered in
the dining room where tempting
refreshments were served and
the health of the future bride
was pledged. Many candles
threw a soft glow over the
table, which was beautiful ar
ranged in the centre and decor.
ated with sprays of holly tied
with red ribbons.
The guests were: Mesdames
M A Burns, Arrowsmith, T w
.Brightman, E W Haselden, Jr.,
W q Mcdonald, Misses Marga.
ret Burns, Emmie Owens, Lee
Burns, Sadie and Lena Young
Georyetown Outlook, January 8.
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New Advertisements.
Peoples Mercantile Co-Tal

Peoples Mercantile Co-Tak
ing stock. Special Prices.
Stackley's Cash Store-Shoes,
Dress Goods, Dry Goods, etc.
Bentschuer & Visanska,
Charleston-Suits and over.
coats.
Stephen Thomas & Bro.
Charleston-Je Telry and Silver
Novelties.
A & l. Railroad-Excursior
Rates Wilmington, N G.
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Local and Personal.

The weather feels very like the
good Old summer time.
Miss Del Moite Floyd of Lake City
has accepted Il position in MIR P S
Courtnev's store.
Nr + { Burgess, of the Peoples
Mercantile Co., made business
trip to Charleston Monday night.
Mr. + " Blss of Latta has accept
ed position in the hardware de-
partmrnt of the Farmers Supply
ca.
JP McNiell, Esq, prominent
member of tn" Florence bat. was in
Kingstree Tuesday on professional
business.
Mr. W & Flagler, who has been
living near town for some time, left
last week for Wewahitchka, Fla, to
make his future home.
Mr. A H Olmsted, the civil engineer
in charge of the work Of putting III
Lake City's sewerage system, was IN
town Yesterday and paid us apleas-
ant visit.
Our good friend, Mr. Cuttlno
Howard, of the Cedar Swamp Sec
ton, gave us the pleasure of short
visit while in town yesterday.
The emigrant agents who have
taken out license and are operating
through this section are causing our
farmers good deal of trouble by
interfering with their laborers.
Messrs II NJ McClam and " S
Gilland left last Monday for the
"wild and woolly West" their i'm
mediate destination being the newly
created State of Oklahoma.
Representatives of the American
Bridge Go are here working on the
new steel bridge to be built across
Black river. 1t is expected that
the said bridge will be completed
within months time.
We are Aquested to announce
that meeting will begin at Indian
town Presbyterian church on Sun
day, January 13, to be conducted by
Rev Mr. McLees, the Synod Evsnge.
list, assisted by Rev F H Wardlaw,
formerly pastor of Indiantown.
The editor has now gone to house.
keeping and is prepared to accept
almost any old thing on subscription,
if the cash is not available. Bring
us turkeys, chickens, eggs, pigs,
geese, cord wood, corn, peas, potatoes,
turnips, etc., etc.. and highest mar
ket prices will be allowed for them.
Miss Eleanor Gourdin has gone
to Bellona, Va, to teach vocal
music in a female college. Miss
Gourdin is one of our county's most
popular and accomplished young
ladies, whose winning personality
has gained her large circle of
friends.
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A cold taken ut this time of the
year is generally hard to get rid Of
but it will not be able 10 With
stand Bees Laxative Honey and
Tar. That win cure all colds,
coughs, Group, whooping cough, etc.,
BY driving them out through the
bowels. # you have a cold, try it
and if not cured get your money
back. No opiates.-Sold by W L
Wal lace.
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TO RENT-A very fine farm in this
county nine miles from Cades, Indian
town section, known as the Wads-
worth place, from 100 to 200 acres
cleared land. Very fine land.
CT Flowers,
11.13-tf Lake City, s G.
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wANTED-Will pay good price
fo1 old-fashioned "gfand-father's
clock. The taller the clock, the high
er the price. If you have one over hve
feet let US hear from you.
The COUNTY RECORD,
12-6-tf Kingstree, S c.
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TO RrNr-Farm within three miles
Of town; contains 150 acres, about 100
cleared; nice dwelling, and barn, also
tobacco barns.
Apply to L STAckLEY,
KinGstree, s. G.
or EJ PEHDIRaRAss,
1a.-20-st. Florence, S C,
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Notice.

St,aysd, or stolen, from my
place on Christmas day, one
light brown Jersey COW, dehorned, i,
with tag 81 in left ear. One yel:
low and white Jersey heifsr calf
unmarked. One black and white
heifer ysarling, and one dark, frost:
ed hsifer ysarling-Soth marked
crop in right ear, and upper and
under slope in left. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for the delivery
or information which will lead to
the recovery Of said stock.
JNo S GRAHAM,
Worthwhile, s G.
12.s1.3t
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Presbyterian Appointments.

KING ~TkEE:
1st and d sundays, ii a IN.
md and 18th Sundays. Z 30 p m.
Wednesdays, : 80 p IN.
UNION:
End and 4th Sundays, l m.
CENTRAL:
1st and Ord Sundays, 3 p m.
e. E. Erwin. Pastor.
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STRAYED-From Dock postofice,
on Wednesday, December 26, one bay
jennet mule, seven years old, weighing
ibout $50 pounds. Will reward finder.
w E. Nesmith,
l-3-tf Cades. S. c.
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A sour stomach, u bad breath, a
pasty complexion and other con-
sequences of II disoldcred digestion
are quickly removed by the Use of
Rings Dyspepsia TABLETS. Two
days trratme'r free. Sold 10y " L
Wallace.
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FOR SALE-Two pairs of fine mules
Will sell cheap for cash or o n time
with good security. One pair especial
ly fine timber mules.
JOHN 4. KELLEY,
Kingstree, s c.
1.10-2t
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h

you are considering what you
need and where to buy a Suit,
an Overcoat or a Cravenette
Rain Coat.
You'll soon. find that the
"Bentschner & ViSanSka"
label on all garments stands
for reliable quality and fair
price,
Our stock of Suits and
Overcoats is in splendid
shape. Whether in need of a
Full Dress, a Tuxedo or 4
Business Suit, you'll find no
trouble getting pleased here.
Some extra big values in
Black Suits, single or double
breasted-Well worth your
attention.
Mail orders receive prompt
and careful attention.
BeDSchleT ! vS|ElQ
Sc. Corner King { Hassll sts,
Charleston S. c,
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Pinesslvs clesnses wounds, is high.
ly antsepteo, unequsled for cracked
hands. Good for oubs.-Sold by W
L Wallace.
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Notice to Creditors.

Allpersons having claims against the
estate Of Alfred Marlborough, deceased,
win ale claims duly attested with, and
all persons owing the said estate will
make payments to the undersigned.
ELIZABETH YARBoRoUGH, .
Administrator.
Scranton, s c.
l-10-4t
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WANTED-Persimmon and dogwood
logs. Will pay cash for carload lots at
points of shipment. For particulars
address T CHILDs, Sumter, sc.
11-29-2mo
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Transient Notices will be Published
In This Column at the Rate Of One
Cent a Word for Each Issue.
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elocution class will give pub
lie recital at the Graded school
auditorium, Friday evening,
January II, 1907, at $50 o'clock.
The younger set" had a sur
prise party at the home of Mr.
Edwin Harper on last Tuesday
night. Many games were play
ed and a thoroughly enjoyable
occasion reported.
Several of the young folks
from town went 10 Indiantown
last tuesday night to attend
the tournament ball given at
the warehouse of Mr. D E Nc
Cutchen. A very pleasant even
ing is reported.
On last Friday evening a
crowd of pleasure seekers
gathered at the home of MIR W
M Vause and surprised them
with a party. Games were the
amusement of the evening and
the crowd returned to their sew
eral homes after an enjoyed af-
fair.
;g ~
Mrs Matte Littleield, nee
Graham, after an absence OF
twenty eight years, is revisiting
the scenes of her girlhood in
Williamsburg county, being the
guest of Mr. and Mrs W e Gam.
BILE. Mrs Li.tlefeld was reared
in the family of the Late Julius
p Gamble, of this county. but
has made her home IN New York
and Boston for nearly three
decades. After being absent
for so long a time so MANY
changes have taken place in her
old home surroundings that her
return here is almost a visit to a
s+r,nua conntrv
tained very nleasinply at the
Auditorium on Tuesday even.
;op bv Mr. W Powell Hale. Mr.
Hala;s strong oo;nts are his i'm.
,n,srson, t;ons Of the old woman
snd tha ho1 H;s rend;t;ons
q -. .hona +h.
;u..-.o..tors 80 uhen
a,,,;vsn.d r;th er;roer and snan
h,,,nr fo-th vo,nmes of laughter
ybis was Ha,e,s second appear.
go =, +ha K;rgs+ree and.
+or;n;,n and those who heard him
i. 80 .ao ,nt;c,n,tad his sec.
"a .a,,;,., nth ,,ncb nleaeura
m. wa,thsr v,e f,vor,b,a and
The attendance fairly good.
On last Thursday evening a
jolly party of frolicsome young
folks were gathered at the home
of Mr. Robert Fulton where a
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The "bride.to.be" referred to
in the following is well known
in Kingstree and in the course
of human events this being her
future place of abode, the ap-
pended article will be of interest
not only to her admirers here,
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Brief Mention

High water to-day, S;O6 a. m.
The Cosmopolitan for February at the
Pease, Lewis company's.
To-day the Consolidated railroad will
install flagmen at the Thompson and
Brewster street crossings Of the North
ampton road in Newhallville, in COM
pIiance with the order of the railroad
commissioners.
Word was sent yesterday to all the
city departments that in the future all
city advertisements shall be published
\ in the local italian daily newspaper,
and now the various clerks are won
dering how they will be able to write
the ads.
AS a result Of broken legs caused by
falling upon slippery pavements, two
horses have been killed by veterinaries
during the last few days. The Star
Bottling company lost one of the horses
and D. Levy, Of Washington avenue,
the other.
Director Of Public Works Coe| had
between thirty and forty extra men
out yesterday cleaning the streets. He
said that about all the city was doing
was the cleaning Of public property,
and the snowstorm would not be very
expensive one for the city,
Young Corbett and Tommy Murphy
have been matched for a finish fight in
Nevada on or before March 20 for a
purse to be offered by Nevada parties
and a side bet Of $1,000. Jim Buckley
put up $1,000 forfeit for Murphy, and
Joe Cans supplied the Corbett money.
James Parker the colored man who
captured Czolgocz after he shot Presi-
dent Mckinley in Buffalo and was Civ
EN- house in Washington and a posi-
ton as messenger in congress as a re-
ward for his bravery, has started in at
the Yale dining hall as q waiter. He
has been in New Haven for some
weeks.
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Local Weather Report.

L. M. TARR, Local Forecaster,
U. S. Weather Bureau.
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
Continued from Eleventh Page.)

CONTINUED from Eleventh Page.)
This was factor that urged on the
deelin..
st. Paul made the sensational break
of the day in the last few minutes of
trading. Within five minutes of the
close 500 shares came out at $50, then
500 at 149 ga, after that 1900 brought
149 ~ Four hundred more went at
149 IL, then 500 at 149. At this juno
ture, the stock dropped sharply by
eighths and halves on the same of L.
600 shares in small lots to LAT IL.
Much quiet unrest is felt over the
daily sales for European account. They
are not large-10,000 or $4,000 shares in
a session-but the aggregate this
month has been nearly 10000 shares.
Most of this represents liquidation.
In Connection with the collapse in St.
Paul and several other stocks right at
the close, a report was current that a
concern was liquidating a large &C
count for an operator who was identi-
fed with one of more bond syndicates.
/ The operator was alleged to have had
a good deal of st, Paul and Reading
stocks also.
Persistent selling of Amalgamated
Copper carried it down to 112. Very
heavy stop-loss orders were reached
under lie.
Delaware and Hudson was very
weak at midday, though it changed
but little yesterday. To-day's selling
had the appearance of bear attack, for
the purpose of effect elsewhere.
500 common, on a few sales, broke 10
points, American Snuff lost over Z,
Leather preferred about 5, while
Northwest, Northern Pacific, Della
ware & Hudson and Great Northern
fell from 8 to points.
Brokers reported a flood of selling
orders from the country, with very
few purchases. No additional news
had occurred up to that time to ex-
plain the decline. 1t was plain liqui-
| dation," as one man put it, with a
withdrawal of banking support.
Mainly because the market has run
| so far without showing any recovery
the trading element has been looking
for a rally. 1t is now several days
overdue.
To-day's total sales, 1,552,6Oo shares
We're the heaviest since the Union Pa
eific boom Of last August,
The market fell briskly in copper
specialties yesterday, but most of them
were supported we'll. The present
check to the copper speculative excite
ment is not accompanied by any sor-
row among the Boston banks.
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Books Added to January 16, 19O7-Fic-
ton.
Bennett, ]. The Treasure of Payre
Gaillard BASIL.
Fogazzaro, A. The Partiot; F6S4
Green, A. X. The Chief Legatee;
G82.24.
Haggard. H. R. The Spirit of Bam-
batse; H12So.
McGrath, H. Half a Rogue; M172.S.
Nesbit, w, The Gentleman Rag
man; NSe1.1.
oppenheim, E. P. The Malefactor;
Op551O.
Non-Fiction.
Bacon, M. S. II. Old New England
Churches; 277i B3.
Baker & Taylor Co., pubs. A STAN
dard Library Catalogue; OH BS.
Bisland, E. The Life and Letters Of
Lafoadio Hearn; B 1851 A.
Bovine, ]. T. Classified Bibliogra-
ply of Boy Life and Work With Boys;
O1636 b.
Briggs, G. A. and ZEE. G. Critical
and Exegetical Commentary on the
Book of Psalms Volume / 2232 BIZ.
Burbank, w. H. The Photographic
Negative; no B3S.
Burton T E, John Sherman; B
Sh57 A.
Davos as Health Resort; a Hand
book; 91494 DS.
Edwards, A, H. Kakemono; Japa-
nese Sketches; 9t52 E3.
Fita, w. An Introductory Study Of
Ethics; III F.
Greedy, A. w. Handbook of Polar
Discoveries; 919S GA.
Henschel, G. Personal Recollections
of Brahms; B B791 E.
Hitchcock, F. H. The Building of a
Book; 655 HIS.
Hohenlohe, Prince Won. Memoirs. Q
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Holme, c., ed. Old English Country
Cottages; 726*H1S.
Holton, M. A., and Rollins, A. F.
Industrial Work for Schools; 372 H9.
Huelsen, c., The Roman Forum;
1887 FIS.
Monthly Record, Connecticut State
Prison. Magazine Supplement; 1854
NJ.
National Gallery, London. The
Spanish, French and German Schools:
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United States Department of Agri-
culture. Year Books; 19O2-19O5; $50 b..
Veatch, A. c. Geology and Under
ground Water Resources of Northern
Louisiana and Southern Arkansas;
557S@B, No As.
Wallace, L. Lew Wallace; an Auto
biography. 2v.;. b W154 A.
Wilkes-Barre, Penn. Official Souye-
mir and Programme Of Centennial Ju-
bilee and Old Home Week, 1906; 974S
W..
World Almanac, 1907; Reference
Room
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Nielsen, F. The History of the Pa
pacy in the Nineteenth Century, Vols.
IL; 2SS N.
osbon, B. S. A Sailor Of Fortune; B
Os15 A.
Prudden, T. NJ. On the Great Amer
lean Plateau; 9179 P3.
Ravenel. H. H. r. Charleston, the
Place and the People; 9757 Rs
Seegmiller, w. Primary Hand
Work; 972 IS.
Spur, J. E, Ore Deposits of the Sill
yer Peak Quadrangle; 5573*B, No, S..
Tribune Almanac, 1907; Reference
Room.
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A certificate of organization of the
Colonial Rubber and Lumber company,
Of New Haven, has been filed with the
secretary of state at Hartford. The
capital stock is $4,000. The subscribers
are George H. Rhynedance, George H.
Brying and William F. Verdi, of New
Haven, and William P. Ditts, Of West
field, N. J.
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You are in favor of giving new mem
bers of congress more opportunities to
make speeches ?''
Certainly" answered Senator sor-
ghum; the sooner a young man in pol
itics gets over this idea of telling all he
knows the better it will be for every
body Washington Star.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. c., Jan. IS, p m.
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
For New England: Rain in south,
day and Sunday, warmer Saturday in
north portion, variable winds becoming
southeast and fresh.
For Eastern New York: Continued
unsettled weather Saturday and Sun
day with occasional rains in south and
rain or snow in north portion, variable
winds becoming east and fresh.
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SIG, 100000 IN NOTES BY THE ALTON
New York Jan. 1S.-It was ANNOUNCE
ed today that the Chicago & Alton
Railway company has issued $6,00O,J00
of five year five per cent. notes, which
have been taken by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
of this city; of the issue of $5,25O, 900
are to be used to retire notes matur-
| ing on july /.
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gGs gnmrmaI aud Gnmrter
Saturday, january 10, 1907.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs TODAY

Annual SaIe-Gamble-D Desmond Co.
All-Year Resort-Atlantic Cit. n. ].
Auction Sale-The Ford Co.
Bargains-S. s. Adams.
Bargains-Mendel q Freedman.
Cuticura-Druggists'.
Eye Glasses-HarVey & Lewis Co.
Est. p. T. Schue-Probate Notice.
Notwithstanding Am. Line.
Lecture-Hyperion Theater.
Postum-Grocers'
DEMONSTRATING Am. Line.
Sweeping ductions-Lambert.
Stuarts Tablets-Druggis
Silks-The Chas. Monson Co.
Sleds-The ]. E. Bassett & Co.
Trips-So. Pacific r. r.
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15
BANKRUPTCY SALE!
AT the Court House Door in Louisa Kentucky on the
Ist Day Of May 1907

sale to the highest and best bidder between
10 O'Clock o'clock those several tracts Of land
Iyins ON the Big Sandy Lawrence
County Kentucky comprising the Eloise Farm
taiIing Hundred (sOo)
various smaller tracts parcels into
which sale and plat thereof will
the County Clerk Louisa, Kp and at
the office OF undersigned Catetsbug Said land will
whole and bids accepted therefor whichever
brings the largest price
will the Floise farm offer for sale the
following described personal property Eoe
louisa. Kya viz
-Four wagons shredder harvester
MILL pair platform sca two moving machines
planter and cutator one
Gprender cider MILL rak cradles Glow
gaherers engine and boiler threshe and
etc
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FARM FOR SALE.

12o acres, II acres level. rs acres
cleared. . dwelling houses Of 8 rooms
each. store house of good size. Good
well, never goes dry. Good orchard
apples, peaches and pears. . miles
from railroad, y mile from school
house Farm also has good coal
which is opened. VIII sell for cash
Price $500. Apply TO Big Sandy New
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Sheriff's Sale for Taxes.

- S day levied the following boundaries q, land %,
a. 80 IN my hands for collection for the year 1906 will a.
y, of sale TO the highest best bidder for c In hand
u l aoo ot the Court House Louisa lawrence onn ~
~ mo h 1907 it being County day on 50 much there
m penalty ,n, M @ 'aa on said wrou levied
-as' VIII DO added to the following g,ms = ~ ~
Bsp g7a, 1907 u lawrence county KY this
II BY D. s..
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= = = >
TERMS:

viii third hand balance
equal nsamens six and nine months The
will sold for Il day of sale.
by the styl
ed proceeding private any personality
offers bids therefor his office
in the City Of caletburg KY atany time until day Of sale
L. 7. EVERETT, Trustee.
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15
sAwMrLL MACHINERY.

For easy and rapid cutting our
mills are unsurpassed. Prices reas-
onablA Terms to suit purchaser.
MONT HOLT. Loulsa. Ky.
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15

II. B. SALTER. Sheriff Lawrence Count y
The Big Sandy news., 1907-03-15
IOwER LOUISA

Dlnnobd. Hsnrlt,ia.si. hll Ratelln, ?
DlAnond. Milton. % John Burchetl /
Rrssier. Sophia. q. JAmsc MtGulre 2
Nan rion. Mancrya town LOT Louisa .
1aaiI James. town lot. Louisa. i
Aane J. y. one town lot, Louisa, 3
aw,. ". &. 100. Nber, Miller, ?
SoiIn. Rube. 8. J. D. KIRK. ]
Rirt. Sherman. town lot. Louisa,
none, s,MraM J.. town lo, Louisa,
WI on. Mra Kate, town 10, 8
we'mAn. Al, town 10, louisa. 6
,lEeHman. lAiaye,i. to.Iather PlEr, ,
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PEACH ORCHARD.

ghnAers Harden. 70, W. T Vaughn 40
DanFon. s T.. 30. W " yanhoosC lol
Preston. c. c. %. Frank Preston. i5r
nfice. Longrueet %. shamberg. 2
Drire. Ballard q BordersS.F. Preston. 90
Runson. Julia. ! A. J. Dale. 2
Faahan.s r 100 William Vaughan. l
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Name, Acres, Adjoins, Value.
CHEROKEE
IeLms. G. W., 100, Felix Mulkey. 400
sprouse claber 40, Asberry Adams 80
Thompson. H., 10, Grant Thompson 60
Yong, Jesse. l.. 1876. Dan. Young. 400
Daniel b. 80. Willie Young 225
James H., so, Lon Young 100
EAST FORK:
Ellis. Amanda 243 McGlothlin & Clay 1850
Smith Ballard so. VIM. Easton, $50
Stewart. Isaac, 5O Lawis Fannin 25O
CAT.--
Thompson, L. Personal 1000