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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28
liRATIOT, POMONA

The next Gratiot county Pomona
will meet with Star. Grange May 2lst.
l.. W. Ovitt an up-to date farmer
near Bay City will give the address
in the afternoon Everyone corpially
invited to attend: Watch for the
program Mrs. NJ G. Lake
Cor Secretary
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28
The RECORD AS AN ADVER-
Using MEDIUM.

Editor Alma Record.
The auction sale held by me, Friday, April
10, 1910, as administrator of the estate of Sam
uel Adams proved success far beyond my
expectations. Notwithstanding the fact that
farmers are busy at this season of the year,
there good crowd of bidders and every
thing was sold at prices which in the aggregate
exceeded the appraisers value by great many
dollars | used the Alma Record exclusively
as means to advertise the sale and l assure you
] am more than pleased with the results
HENRY ADAMS,
Administrator.
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SYLVIA

Andrew Mickey left Saturday to
visit his wife. in Virginia.
Mrs. Allen Toney has been sick for
tho past week or two.
A number attended services at the
Second Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Gin Childcrs, is still improving
at this writing.
Mrs. II. G.. Hargrove returned home
Friday after a weeks visit at C'itf
-?olI and South Capertor.
Jas. Scott has returned home after
an extended visit among his friends.
Leonard Lewis. of Winona, spent
few DAYS in our town last week on
business.
Rev. p. A. Harris left for Paint
Creek. Saturday to prooch at his
church.
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James Mangrum are both GONZALES

James Mangrum are both GONZALES
cling. ~. .~~
Mrs. Julia Holmes, Of Gallipolis,
o., returned home Tuesday from Il
few days visit to her brother w. T.
Smith at 1913 Ninth Ave
John Ellis, of Ninth Avenue, and
John Guthrie, Of Artisan Avenue, are
sick.
Mrs. A. D. Lewis and Mrs Ed
munds went to Russell, KY, Thurs
day to see Mrs. NJ. l.. Manggrum.
A very nice program was render
ed at the First Baptist church Sun
day afternoon for the benefit Of the
Sunday school, but owing to the in
clemency of the weather the exercises
were not so well attended.
A Shad social was given at the
residence Of Mrs. Lizzie Lewis at
1926 Eighth avenue Friday evening"
All present expressed their delight
at the pleasant evening with the
! charming hostess.
Chester A. Carter spent a few days
at home with his relatives at Paint
Creek arid vicinity, last week.
Joseph Bass, Of Holden, was a
business visitor here this week
Ben Bowling is at home with his
family this week from the mines.
| Mr.. James Taylor and Miss Lucy
! Patterson were quietly married Mon
I day afternoon at the parsonage on
Eighth street by Rev. ]. V. Bryant.
The young couple have our best wish
es.
The last sad rites over the remains
Of Mrs. A1mira Brown were con-
Quoted at the First Baptist church
Thursday afternoon by Rev. l. V.
Bryant. The deceased was resi-
dent Of this city for several yearh
we'll known and we'll loved by all who
three years, yet able to be about the
house; but she grew weaker about
her. She had been on invalid about
two weeks ago and continued so until
the end. Mrs. Brown was a mem
Der Of the Order Of ST. Luke. She
leaves an invalid husband, a devoted
son and a host Of friends to mourn
their loss.
Mrs. S. e. Marks, Of Montgomery,
is in the city visiting her mother,
| Mrs. s. J. Burke. Of Artisan Avenue.
Miss Susie e. Jones, who has been
quite i'll at the residence of Mrs
Burke, Is improving in health.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21
RED STAR

II. A. Johnson, of Mcdonald, was IN
town Wednesday on business.
Chas. Turner, OF Fayetteville, was in
town last week.
Mrs. Chas:' Williams, Of Mcdonald,
was the guest of Mrs. James Thurs
day and Friday
The Woman's Improvement League
met with Mrs. Carter Thursday" AT
ter business the hostess served refresh
mentS. A:&l@'
Nj. G.. McIver, who has been quite iii:
is commissioning.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Mclrer was at McDon-
aid Monday on business.
DR.. S. A. Washington was on Laurel
Creek Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ Banks attended Quarter
ly Conference Saturday and Sunday
While there she was the guest of Mrs
Chas:" Wfliiams:" 1'"' ",''.'''" z''",.
Miss II. M. James worshippel at
Mcdonald Sunday.
Mrs. H. G.. A Washington was in
attendance upon Quarterly Conference
Saturday and Sunday. She was the
guest OF Mrs. II. A. Johnson.
A number attended the ball game at
Glen Jean Saturday.
S. f. Claybourn, Of Stamford. was
over last week to attend his lodge.
Albert Sherman was here one day
last week to visit his sister. Mrs. r. s
Penn.
Rev. D. C. Hunter has begun ser'
les Of meetings.
Mrs. A. Nj. Banks went to Stone
Cliff Saturday to attend her lodge.
Mrs. r. r. Penn has returned from
Sylvia, where she has been visiting
her brother -in-law, Mr.. CoDDs.
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Standing of Clubs.
DLUEFIELD.

mass meeting was held in the
lecture room Of the Raleigh St. M. f.
Church Wednesday evening, April 13.
Inc purpose Of which was to inquire
into rumors that the BluefieId Col
ored institute was to be moved and
TO enter protest If necessary, Sew
eral persons addressed the meeting
and the sentiment was unanimous
against having the school removed
Delegate w. p. Hawley was present
and read some communications he
had with some Of the state officials,
stating the reasons which gave rise
to the reports. A committee Of in
vestigation and one of Recommended
ton were appointed and the meeting
adjourned to meet at the call Of the
chairman, Rev. S. +. Boston.
Mrs. Malinda Cobbs, Of Elkhorn,
Grand Lecturer Of the Order Of St.
Luke, is in the city this week in the
interest Of her order. She is stop
ping with Mrs. Walter Harvey.
The quarterly meeting of the Flat
Top Medical Association met in Cen
trail Hall at 1890 A. NJ, April IA.
The meeting was called to order by
President Dr.. n. l.. Edwards. All
the physicians Of the Flat Top were
present, Interesting papers were
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21

read by 'iDt Dr. Df}rraEH! w. Lomax, of Blue
field, and DR.. L: A. Whey, of Nor
folk. Discussions followed by: Drs
Marshall Critchlow, Holley Harrison
and Cherry. There were two inter
esting clinical cases both of a sur
gical nature and were handled by
DrS. Hoiley and Harrison
In the business session, plans were
discussed and Committees appointed
to perfect arrangements for the COM
hug meeting Of the State Medical AS
ISOLATION, which will convene here in
June. The exact date will be an
nounced by the secretary of the State
Medical Association. The Associa-
ton then adjourned to meet on the
4th quarter, place to be, determined
later.
Rev. A. McNeal, of Robinson coun-
ty, C., is visiting friends here this
week. He leaves soon to attend the
Virginia conference.
Mrs. Susan Anderson is quite ILL.,
Mrs. Mindo Washington, Of 422
Scott ST. is reported i'll.
Mrs. Myra Barnes, who has been
i'll for some time, is improving rap
idly.
Rev. S. r. Bullock, of Whining
ton, n. c., former pastor of 1st Bap-
| fist church, Charleston, w. Va, has
accepted a, call to the passionate OF
the Scott St. Baptist church and will
be Installed the first Sunday in May
Rev. J. D. Coleman will preach the
| installation sermon.
The officials of the Scott ST, Baptis
church will hold grand rally on
April "a for church improvement
campaign.
Revivals are in progress at the Mt
Zion Baptist church and at the Ra-
leigh st. M. e. church and are meet,
ing with considerable success.
James Lester, son Of Geo. Cousins,
of South Bland ST., who was reported
i'll at our last writing, died Sunday
about 1870 p. NJ, His funeral took
place at the Raleigh st. NJ e. church,
Monday at Q P. NJ. The large attend
ance testified to the high esteem in
which he was held Miss Viney's
room Of the public school, Of which
he was q member, attended in body
The floral tributes. were many and
beautiful. DR.. il c., Sheriff. officiat,
cd assisted by Or. w. w. Hicks
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The Ladies' Aid Society met Thurs
day with Mrs. r. S. Walker.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. G.. r. Craw-
ford, son.
Mrs. Thomas Conner was the guest
OF Mrs Dillon, Wednesday.
Miss JULIA Johnson has returned from
Warrington.
Mr83 Edward Burk is sick this week.
Isaac Carter left Thursday for Lind
side
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pack have re-
turned home from keystone.
Miss Minnie Dickinson and Miss
Annie Pack we're the guests Of Miss
Helen Hamilton Sunday.
w. W. Williams has returned from
Union
Miss Ella Johnson wah the guest
of Mrs Conner Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Johnson entertained at
dinner Sunday Mr.. Clyde Syms. from
Huntington.
Lewis Watllin left Monday for
La won
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21
HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. A b. Hughes was called to
her former home in Christiansburg
Va, on account Of the death Of her
father.
Miss Josie NJ. Barnett spent Sun
day with friends in ST. Adams.
Miss Mary Dickerson, who has
been employed ait the hospital at Nc.
kendree, is spending few days with
her parents in Cottage Grove
Miss Matte Dodson, Of Dayton, o..
is the guest Of her sister, Miss Sophia
Dodson, who has charge Of the serv-
ing department. at the Orphan s
Home
The friends Of this community are
very glad to learn that Mr. and Mrs.
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EUKRE 'S;seFi;fONDENCE
BANCROFT

sMfSA William Venerable, of Ply
mouth. who has been seriously i'll, was
tkken to the Charleston General Hos
pMal Thursday morning for treat
nAent
&Mrs G.. w. Harris. of Betsy, was
Sled to Charleston last week on &C
cant Of the illness of her sister Mrs
dkrtie Kelley.
alMrs. J. ". Sawyers and Charles
blends in Bancroft and Plymouth
Sunday.
mir. and Mrs. Hale .Dickerson were
YAests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Brooks.
~ plymouth, Sunday.
IT, Master Elmer Reed, who has been
Hsiting at Cedar Grove for the past
q 20 weeks. has returned home.
MMrs. John Cyrus. who was reported
Sick hast week, is much better at this
Kriting.
MISS Gretta Roberts spent Saturday
fhd Sunday at Raymond
1.-THE Sunday school has purchased au
organ for the benefit of the church
$hd Sunday school,
3Homer Phillips. Of Plymouth, LETT
Monday for visit to friends III Ohio
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Segoines we're
guests of friends at Plymouth Sum
dASattesnoon. -. ~
MRS! Sarah Smith. Of Plymouth. was
shopping In Bancroft, Monday.
.JacAon Roberts was somewhat in
Je6es@ last week.
"MYs!sS J Ohm Ross and Mrs Geo. Nc
Kinney Of Betsey, attended the show
here last Friday night.
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\ ling very much OF late with rheuma.

r-'StSS~sS ~~AaSA IA INV WIN
t1srn. - .... ~
E.~-S, Lomax and Miss Cornelia
Spears returned Saturday from
Welch where they attended the
teachers examination Thursday and
Friday.
Rev Edward Douglas. Of Wash
ington, d. c., who says he Is the
grandson Of the Hon, Frederick
Douglas has been here for the past
week.
Parents Day was quite u success.
Several parents were present and ex-
pressed themselves as pleased with
the work the teachers are doing
The afternoon was spent in reciting
lessons, after which lunch was
served by Mrs. r. A. Glen, Mrs. Mar
garette Hairston and Mrs. Bette
Wood. After the lunch we listened
to short, talk from Revs. Douglas
and f. G, Holcombe. In all 1t was
an enjoyable afternoon.
George Barnes. who has been Wis.,
lting here the past week. returned
to Mckendree Saturday.
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PRATT

Mrs. Patience Johnson, Of Stanton,
who came here on a business trip.
was Mrs:SH Helen Kimball's guest while
IN town.
q Mrs. George Washington is very
much indisposed at this writing.
Mrs. Sam Johnson, OF Standard,
Game down to see Mrs. NJ. A. w.
Ahonspson, Saturday.
& Charles Ross, of Hugheston, and W.
clifford Brown, were business visitors
Mere one day last week.
X Mrs: Nicola Preston and daughter
Nlice, Oscar and Thomas NJ. Holmes.
MRS. Champe Hill and J. H. Brooks,
OF Handley, were pleasant callers of
Mrs. Thomas w. Holmes, Monday.
z Miss Jemima Ellis was visiting her
$ster at Holley Grove Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. w. Thompaon spent
three days in Charleston last week.
Mrs Mack Mcclure and Mrs. r.
w. Holmes were shopping in Montgom-
cry. last Saturday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21
& WINIFREDE
@SgT27 GT&A,& --cN D 81 @FGBaJasMW
q. WILSON IS spending q lew {

hiS home in St. Adams.
VIM. Brown was called to Charles
ton byssiskuess. in his family.
Rev" r. e! Smith filed his regular
appointment here Sunday and
preached two very good sermons
morning and night
Joe Smoot was a business visitor to
Montgomery Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. 4. Caviness. Of
Cahin Creek, spent Saturday and Sun
day here.
W. w. Lewis spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family at Kanawha
City.
W. n. Shelton was a business yisi-
tor, to Lewiston Saturday.
~. p. Day spent few days out Of
toBn on business
~ issss Ella and Virginia Smith
spent few days at Boomer visiting
thhr sister Mrs. J. NJ. Wadding.
Mrs. w. n. Shelton and children are
spending the week in Handley with
friends, ,'r ~r'4t""
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21
!. MONTGOMERY

w. III: Willis is visiting relatives at
Lexington. Ky. this week.
Rev. d. c. Deans spent the week end
here with his family He preached
at the First Baptist church Sunday
morning. -
o. T. Wilkerson was business Wis.
itor to Charleston Saturday.
John Taylor of Ward. was up on
business Saturday.
Lee Watkins, of Kearney's Creek.
was here several days last week.
THE Montgomery Woman's Improve
Inent League met with Mrs. Warner
Brown. Thursday afternoon. After
tkS btsmess was over, the league was
royalty entertained by the hostess,
Mrs. William Brown will be hostess
this afternoon.
Kew. Warner Brown is somewhat in
disposed this week
Mrs. E. G. Page is able to be out
after several days illness.
Mrs. Mollie Freeman. of Covington
Va, was the weekend guest of Mrs. 3
F.. White.
Mrs. Mayme Taylor. of West Vir.
glnia Institute, came up last week tc
visit her mother, Mrs Villa Wash
1ngtoH, and TO see her little daughter
Goldie, who has been sick several
weeks.
}. W. White, of Charleston, was the
guest Of relatives here Sunday.
: Mrs. +. II. Carter and James Har-
grove, were here Sunday.
DR.. w. c. Lawrence is a business
visitor to Cincinnati, this week.
A. w. Slaughter was in Fayetteville
on business Monday
Councilman NJ. D. Buster and A. l.
Tonipson were visitors TO Cincinnati
several days last week.
Rev. e. G.. Page preached at the
First Baptist church Sunday night in
the absence Of the pastor who was i'll
A literary entertainments was given
at the Odd Fellows Hall Monday night
for the benefit of the SUNDAY schoo
1t was under the management of Ed
ward Hardy.
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LEWlSHCKG

The pink tea given by Miss Salle
Freeland,s club at the Odd Fellows
hall. Friday night, MAS success.
Mr.. and Mrs. James PettiSrew have
returned home after spending the win
ter iii Clarksburg
Mrs. Docie> Morris is back from the
Mckendree Hospital where she was
visiting Mrs. Sara Johnson.
The houses OF Randolph and Allen
Scott are nearly completed.
In spite of the foul weather the re-
opening OF the Nj. E. church Sunday
was III every way q success. fhe
services began with love feast at ~
o'clock and DR.. Hughes delivered a
most eloquent sermon at 1900. Rev.
Brown of tile M. r. church South,
preached sermon replete in sugges,
tive thought and practical instruction
to large And attentive audience a.
. p. NJ Rev. c. A. Lewis delivered
the discourse at night. The coliee'
ton amounted to about 500. AS has
been heretofore stated, this church is
new second to none on the district in
appearance and compares faVorab!y
with the edifices OF many Of the large
cities.
The Tom Thumb wedding at the
baptist church Thursday night was
well attended and Was a success
Little Elizabeth Fields and Charles
Greene were the bride and groom ant
Miss Jennie Jackson played the wce''
ding march.
Misses Abbey Chandler, Annie Ro
tan. Rebecca Peck. Bessie Henderson
and Lula Brinklev; Chas. BundH
Walter Bolen. G. w. Wilson and T. {
Edmonds attended the uniform eX-
animation here last week.
The SUN of SEA was taken up at the
rally at the Baptist church Sunday
Rev. VIM. Jackson preached two eX
cellent sermons.
Many people were up from Romeo
verte attending the re-openins ser
vices.
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GRAFTON.

MIR, Charlie Miles, who is working
In Fairmont, was visiting friends in
town. Saturday and Sunday.
Simon Turner and Frank SHEPPARD
were calling on friends In Clarksburg
Monday.
Mrs. Fanny Ray and daughter,
Susie returned Saturday from Bridge
port after spending several weeks
there. -
Miss Mahaley Adams, who has
been In Warrington for several weeks
has returned. .----....-
Master Herbert Rollin visited his
father in Fairmont Friday.
Mrs. Matilda Wade and Miss Inrio
Taylor, Of Buckhannon, attended the
ball game Saturday and were guests
of Miss Ollie Turner while in town.
Prof. Kyle. Of Clarksburg, attend
ed the ball game Saturday.
Wesley Beaner, Scott Martin and
Abe Scott made a business trip to
lClarksburg Monday.
Mrs. Jessie Baxter, of Elkins, pass
ed through the city Wednesday en-
route to Warrington to visit her hus-
band who is employed there.
Mrs. Alice Menifee, who under
went an operation at a Baltimore hos
Ipltal Tuesday, is reported to be do
Ing nicely. She is the wife of Rev.
l.. A. Menifee, pastor of the High
Street Baptist church. ..,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Howell and
Mrs. Judy Tremble attended the A.
nj. E. District Conference at Clarks-
burg
Mrs. VIM. Dabney, Sr., will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Warren NJ. E. church Thursday even
ing. ,-.. -~.----.
The weekly teachers meeting will
be held on Wednesday evening at the
High Street Baptist church
Misses Clara Parsons and Julia
Singleton were visiting friends in
iClarksDurg Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Wilburn, of Fairchance
Pa. IS visiting friends In town '''' =
IS A Parlor. Social win be given at
MRS. Stouts residence Friday even
ing for the NJ. E. church.
The Victoria School base ball team
came here on last Saturday and took
our own into camp to the tune of
IL to TO-, The game was played at
traction Park and was witnessed by
a crowd of enthusiastic rooters. The
| game was characterized by hard hit,
| ting and brilliant fielding on both
sides. The fielding of the Grafton
boys at times was very ragged, which
was largely responsible for their
downfall.
| The feature of the game was the
playing of Lewis, short-stop for the
visitors. He was in the game from
beginning to end and seemed to be
in the right place at the right time
With one on base in the fifth Per
| kins knocked home run. Miles for
| Grafton did some good batting. Craig
! pitched fairly good game but was
nit hard at critical times.
| G. ra Fl IN Iino-un D,o1-L
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CHURCH EXTENSION BOARD.

Washington, ID. c.. April 2O.-The
Board Of Church Extension Of the a.
NJ e. church held it's annual meeting
here today. and Rev DR.. b. F. Wat
son, secretary Of the department. made
his annual report for the fiscal year
ended March 81.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21

nm V0II want to learn to resiIver
w 'uu old mirrors and make new
ones? Pheasant easy work. Profit
five dollars day. Sample and par
tlculars free. THE GROWN co.,
1882 s ST., Washington. u. G,
1913 m.
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B1iRWIND.
aWOn

Mrs. e.. 6. Coleman has been indis-
posed for a week with lagrippe.
Mrs. Bette Wood has been suffer
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-13

The physicians and dentists of
the town are to be commended
in for their public-spirited offer
their services in the import
ant work suggested by the Civic
Association, that of examining
the pupils of the graded school
for defects in hearing, sight,
nasal organs and teeth. These
examinations ought by all means
to be made. In other places
where they have been made chill
dren have been found who were
suffering from defects which
had not been suspected by their
parents. No doubt it has happen.
ed often that children have beer
punished for failure to do the re-
CURED work in the school room
when that failure was due to un
suspected defects the removal Of
which would have made easy
work that was a burden.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-13
The Joke on the Public.

In a signed article published in
The Outlook for October, Sena-
tor Dolliver, Republican, of 10 "a,
who fought the Payne-Aldrich
tariff bill to the end in the Senate,
says that the sutaors of that bill
treated the R, pu ,lican pledge to
revise the tar If document as a
practical joke on the public"
mo member Of the Senate
finance committee" says Mr..
Deliver, was able to stand up
on the floor of the chamber and
offer a reasonable explanation of
any important details of the bill.
Such members of the committee
as deigned to participate in the
debate would have been abso ute
ly helpless if they had mislaid the
memoranda prepared for theil
use by persons who have not We
been elected to the Senate; al
though it is understood some O:
them are now candidate. N,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-13
Commissioners Sale of Land

Under and by virtue of Judgment
of the superior court Of Robeson coun-
tv. entered at Apr. term, 1910, in case
wherein L. S. Covington, trustee, ct al,
were plaintiffs and B. ]. Bostick and
wife were defendants, notice IS hereby
given that the undersigned commission.
er, will, on Monday, the 9TH day OF
Nov. 1910, at IL, o'clock M, otter Tor
sale at the court house door of Robeson
County to the highest bidder for cash,
the following tract of land lying and
being in the county of Robson and in
Burnt Swamp township, and being the
same lands conveyed by j. M. Bule to
|B. J. Bostic by deed dated Oct. ~,
1903, and recorded in the office OF the
Register of DEEDS of Robson County,
in Book R. R. R. R. page 1856. Ito
which said deed and the registry there
of reference is hereby made for Rmore
particular description). Excepting new
ever. out of said boundaries 100 acres
more or less, conveyed by B. J. Bostlck
and wife to A. C, Mcleod by deed dated
Oct. 10. 1903, and recorded in the office
| of the Register of Deeds OF Robeson
County. in Book T. T. T. T page 272,
to which said deed and the registry
thereof reference is made formore par
ti:ular description of said loo acres.
And excepting also from the operation
of this deed Is acres, more or l'ss de-
scrihed as follows, to-wit: Beginning
at the beginning corner Of sad loo
acres conveyed to A. c. Mcleod and
runs with his line N. 81 p. 8.36 chains
to his corner; thence with his other line
N. 81 w, 6 chains to his other corner
in the line of the pol acres conveyed by
]. M. Buie to B. J. Bostick; thence
with Bosticks line N. SO E. 1923 chains
to Bosticks corner stake to cypress
thence South to the line Of SAID luz
acres conveyed to A. {. Mcleod; thence
with said line to the beginning, ano
containing about Is acres more or less
upon which are situated the dwelling
house and out buildings Of said B. ).
Bostick. The lands to be sold under
this notice consists of about 76 acres
and are the Northwestern portion OF
the POI acres conveyed to B. }. Bostlck
by J. M. Buie as aforesaid.
This Oct. 5. 1910. E. j. Britt,
los 4thurs. Commissioner