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South Atlantic.
MAYOR DAWSON
WILL STAY ON JOB

Kinston, July 15.-"I will hang
on if they allow me only five cents a
year." declared Joseph Dawson, the
mayor of Kinston, yesterday in reply
to rumors that he would resign from
office because of reduction of his
emoluments by the installation of
the recorders court and the possible
intention of the city council to cut
his salary to sum anywhere be-
tween 81 and $500 per annum. The
chief burgess intimated that he was
game to Withstand any effort of the
council to make his income from the
office look like a superannuated
clergyman's rainy day nest egg.
There has existed breach between
members of the council and the may
| or for several weeks. Progressives
among the aldermen say the mayors
Remuneration should be ''in keeping
with the dignity of the Office al
though the election of recorder and
city manager have deprived him of
considerable of his authority.
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NOT RESPONSIBLE, THE
CAR COMPANY SAYS

Raleigh, N. c., July 16.-Presi-
dent Chas. e. Johnson, of the Caro-
lima Light and Power Company, is
sued a statement to the press yes
ferday in which the company takes
the position that the accident in
which Miss Ada Tyler received seri-
ous injuries on June 9Th, and for
which she is asking 100000 dam
ages of the street car company, was
due to the young occupants of the
car driving on the tracks of the COM
pany.''
Suit was started in Wake Superior
Court by attorneys for Bishop John
Poyntz Tyler, father of the young
lady, Monday, alleging negligence
on the part fthe defendant COM
pany in the operation of the car
which struck the automobile in
which Miss Tyler was riding. Com
plant was filed yesterday in the
case.
President Johnson's statement
reads:
company keenIy regret the accident
which occurred to Miss Tyler on the
night of June 9th, at which time she
and party of young friends were
pleasure riding in an automobile that
collided with a street car on New
Bern avenue, near it's intersection
with Blount street.
1.-THE company, however, after
careful investigation, does not feel
that it, or it's motorman was in any
way responsible for the accident, Oh
that either failed in any way in the
careful discharge of their duty. AT
the time of the accident, it's car was
proceeding at a moderate rate of
speed, having just stopped at the
corner Of Blount street to discharge
passengers, and having proceeded
less than 100 feet from the stop
when the collision occurred. So far
as the company has been able to as
certain from eye-witnesses, the acci-
dent was due to the young occupants
of the car driving on the tracks of
the company, towards the approach
ing street car without noticing it's
approach or seeing same in sufficient
time to turn off the track without
striking the street car
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You Do More Work,

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GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
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IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like it. The
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The Strength Creating Power of GROVES
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More than thirty-five years ago, folks
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store. 60c per bottle.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administrator
of Joe Harrell, deceased, late of Will
son county, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before the 30th day of June,
1920, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 28th day of June, 1919.
Paul c. Darden, Administrator
John F. Bruton, Attorney.
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WILLIAMS MAKES
SOME CHARGES TOO

Washington, July 15.-Resuming
his testimony today before the Sen
ate banking committee, Jno Shelton
Williams, controller of the currency.
defended the administration of his |
Office and accused Wade Cooper, a |
Waship gton banker, of having cir
eulated untrue, false and damag-
ing statements" against him and his
Office.
The comptroller defended his ac-
tion IN sending to bankers a memo
randum attacking Mr.. Cooper. Press
ed by Chairman Mclean for his mo-
tives in doing this, Mr.. Williams
said it was to counteract statements
circulated by Mr.. Cooper and to in
form the public and stockholders rel
ative to the management of banks
operated by Mr.. Cooper and his
brothers. Mr.. Williams asserted that
his statement gave no false impress
sion of the case, while the testimony
of Mr.. Cooper's was grossly false"
f'That is your opinion" interrupt
ed Chairman Mclean.
at am prepared to substantiate
that" replied the witness.
Mr.. Williams centered his attack
at today's session upon Mr.. Cooper
and his interests not only in Wash
ington but also in North Carolina,
Georgia an Florida and charged
: that N. H. Generet, cousin of Wade
Cooper and cashier of the State Bank
at Waycross, Ga, had been used as
the "scapegoat'' by the Cooper fam
lily in order to execute notes fol
100000 in order to save the Cooper
name. He also asserted that a note
for $4,000 signed by Genert hal
Cooper bank. Chairman McLeaI
asked if the bank had lost any money
on it and the controller replied il
had not as far as he knew.
Mr.. Williams read copies of affida
Wits and motions filed in connection
with proceedings brought against
Generet in Columbus county, Nortl
Carolina, to recover money advance,
to him on notes asking to have tn,
Coopers made parties to the proceed
ings and to substantiate his conten
tions that Generet had only acted a
the Coopers' agent. He also file,
with the committee what he pus
ported to be copy of an indictmen
returned at Atlanta, Ca, against L
J. Cooper, brother of Wade Cooper
charging the former with felony i
connection with bank, at States
vile, Ca, of which he was president
and which the document declare
was "fraudulently insolvent."
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GOLDSBORO TO OPEN
UP MORE STREETS

Goldsboro, July 15.-At a meet
ing of the board of aldermen last
night, attended by many interested
citizens, it was decided to open up
Ashe street, East Chestnut and Null
berry streets, on ondidtion that the
voters of Goldsboro sanction this ac-
ton.
Mayor Balm presided and the hall
was practically filed with citizens
who eexpresesed their opinion on diff
ferent city matters. If within thirty
days, following announcement by the
board, petition of eligible voters is
presented representing 25 per CEN
of the citizens, general election will
be held to decide whether or mo-
these streets will be opened.
The purpose of this action is two
fold: First, to correct the presen
tondition of these streets WHICH in
terferes with the daily traffic of thu
city and second to open an unob
structed highway from Goldsboro t.
Raleigh.
Immediately upon the conclusion
of this discussion, Citq Manage
Cashel1 introduced Mr.. H. L. Ludloy
of Winston-Salem, engineer of tn
State Board of Health, who upon re
quest presented to the local boar
his proposition for general street im
provement, which was accepted.
is estimated the cost will total $2OC
900. This will be greaet stride fo
Goldsboro.
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TO THE PUBLIC

The Country Club grounds are
private property and not open to the
public. Persons not entitled to use
these grounds are respectfully re-
quested 30 keep of. The directors
do not wish to prosecute persons COM
ing upon the grounds for trespass
but this WIN be done unless this re-
quest is regarded.
The Wilson Country CInb.
June 30-Mon., We'd, Fri.-d.
Tues, Fri-~k.
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South Atlantic.

At Spartanburg, 6 Greenville,
4.
At Charleston, 1; Columbia, O.
At Augusta, 10; Charlotte,-1.
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NORTH CAROLINA BAR tASSOCLA-
TION.

The Twenty-first Annual Con-
ention of the North Carolina Bar
will meet in Greensboro,
Jorth Carolina, August 5, 6 and z,
919.
Program.
Tuesday, August 5tb.
$3.50 p. m.-Association Convenes.
The President, Mr.. E. F. Aydlett,
of the Elizabeth City Bar pre-
siding.
Address of Welcome
MT. G. S. Bradshaw, of the Green's
boro Bar.
Response
Mr.. Stanley Winborne, of thee
Murfreesboro Bar.
Presidents Address
Mr. E. F .Aydlett.
Wednesday Aug. 9th.
10000 A. M.
Morning Session.
Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel T.
Ansell, United States Army.
Address
Mr.. H. F. Seawell, of the Carthage
Bar.
Report of Committees
Afternoon Session.
800 p. NJ
Persecution of Memoriails.-
No Evening Session.
1880 P. M.-9:OO F. M
Reception by Mr.. A. L. Broks, Ex-
President of the Association, at
his residence.
900 P. M-12:OO P. NJ
Reception and Dance Compliment
tary to the Association, by the
Country Club.
Thursday, Aug. 9TH.
1000 A N.
Hon. T. w. Gregory, former Uni
ted States, Attorney-General.
Address
Mr.. Julius c. Martin, of the Ashe-
vile Bar.
1;30 P. M -@ass ..4sa--
Barbecue at Gui1ford Court House
Battle Ground; by the Greensboro
Bar.
No afternoon Session.
$3.50 P. NJ
Mr.. Garland S. Ferguson, of the
Waynesville Bar.
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NOTICE

The Free Will Baptist Sunday
School mass meeting of the second
district of the Western Conference
will be held at Holly Springs Church
in Johnston county on the second
Thursday in August, 1919.
Each school in the district is re
quested to represent with program
and written report of school for the
past mass meeting year.
r. L. Pittman, President.
J. NJ. Stancil, Secretary.
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Virginia.

At Suffolk o; Petersburg, 4.
At Norfolk 6; Richmond, O.
At Newport News, o; Portsm outh
1.
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At Philadelphia-Cinc rain.
(2 games tomorrow.
At New York-Pittsburg,l rain.
At Brooklyn-St. LOUSY rain.
At Boston 2; Chicago y.
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At Rochester-Reading, rain.
At Buffalo-Newark rain.
At Binghamton, 4; Baltimore, 6;
(Second game postponed, rain.)
At Toronto 3; Jersey City 2.
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MOSQUITO Bites

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Malarial Germs after Being bitten by
Malaria Mosquitoes. it is advisable to
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10 destroy the Germs and remove the
Impurities. Pleasant TO take. Soc per
bottle.
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National.

National.
At Philadelphia Cincinnati, rain.
q games tomorrow.
At New York-Pittsburg,I rain.
At Brooklyn-st. LOUSY rain.
At Boston 2; Chicago n.
American.
At Detroit 1870, New YORK
2-3.
At ST. Louis, 4; Philadelphia,
At Cleveland, o; Washington
At Chicago, 3; Boston, /.
Southern.
At Little Rock, 7--12; Nashville,
AZ.
At Biirm ingham, 5; Atlanta, 6.
At New Orleans-M Mobile, (wet
grounds.)
At Chattanooga, 8; Memphis,
O,
American Association.
At Columbus O; Milwaukee, 2.
At Toledo, 2; Kansas City, 1.
At Indianapolis, 8; Minneapolis
10.
International.
At ochester-Reading, rain.
At Buffalo-Newark rain.
At Binghamton, 4; Baltimore, 6;
(Second game postponed, rain.)
At Toronto 8; Jersey City 2.
South Atlantic.
At Spartanburg, 6 Greenville,
4.
At Charleston, 1; Columbia, 0.
At Augusta, 10; Charlotte,-1.
-" =
~A' Virginia.
At Suffolk o; Petersburg, 4.
At Norfolk 6; Richmond, o.
At Newport News, o; Portsmo outh
l.
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tract No. 1 Of the estate Of George
Bigby, deceased, and known as the
"Home Place" bounded by lands OF
Mrs. Martha Moore, William A. Big
by, land formerly of Mrs. Jane Kay,
and others, reference being had to
a plat made by Joseph Cox October
10, 1851.
Also, all that tract or parcel Of
land situate in Abbeville County,
State aforesaid, on branches of Hog
skin Creek, waters of Little River,
containing Seventy-one (71) Acres,
more or less, adjoining the "Home
Place., it being the tract of land
conveyed by R. G. Brownlee to W.
A. Bigby, reference being had to a
plat of same made by G. W. Matti-
son, Feby. 1, 1871.
Also, all that tract Of land situate
in the county of Abbeville, State
aforesaid, containing One Hundred
and Twenty (120) Acres, more or
less, on branches of Hogskin Creek,
waters of Little River, bounded by
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lands formerly Of Mrs. Jane Kay,
Mrs. Martha Moore, Benjamin Mil
ler and William A. Bigby, reference
being made to a plat drawn by JOS
eph Cox, Esq. October 10, 1851,
this tract of land being tract No. a,
conveyed to William A. Bigby by
Mary A. Bigby.
The three tracts of land described
above will be sub-divided into small
er tracts, plats of which may be
seen at my Office. This land will be
offered for. sale as-one tract contain
| ing Four Hundred and Twenty-one
(421) Acres, more or less, and then
the three (3) tracts as sub-divided,
will be offered for sale and the Of
fer securing the largest return will
be accepted.
TERMS OF SALE-One-haf cash.
and the balance on a credit Of twelve
months, secured by bond of the pur-
chaser, and a mortgage of the prem
ises, with leave to the purchaser to
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4 2 3 '. 49,
for sale, at Public outcry, at Abbs-i
vile G. a., 8. c., on Salssday 81 o.
tober, A. D., 1919, within the legai;
hours Of sale the following described
land, to wit: All that tract or par.
eel Of land situate, lying and being
in Donaids Township, Abbeviile
County, in the State aforesaid, con-
tanning Sixty-one (61) and 1-l asrss
more or less, and bounded By lands.
Of M. L.eMoore, Sam Shirley, and
Mrs. L. w. Mabry. si:;..,s Y
TERMS OF SALEl-CASH. Pur-
chaser to pay for stamps and papers.
THos. P. THOMSON,
9-9-1w-3w. Master a. C., s. c.!
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MASTERS SALE.
The State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

The State of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeville.
Court of Common Pleas.
MRS. JESSIE J. LEWIS, as Execu-
trix, and others, Plaintiffs.
against
WILLIAM. DUNLAP, and others,
Defendants.
By authority of Decree Of Sale
by the Court of Common Pleas for
Abbeville County, in said State,
made in the above. stated case, I will
offer for sale, at Public Outcry, at
Abbeville C. H., S. c., on Salesday in
October, A. D. 1919, within the le-
gal hours Of sale the following de-
scribed land, to wit: Al that tract
or parcel Of land situate, ,Mying and
being in Abbeville County, in the
State aforesaid, on branches of Hog
skin Creek, waters of Little River,
containing Two Hundred ,and Thirty
(230) Acres, more or less, being
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MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Abbevile. ..
Court of Common Pleas.
ELENA FERGUSON, and others,
Plaintiff,
against
EVA FERGUSON, and others,
Defendants.
By authority Of a Decree Of Sale
by the Court Of Comomn Pleas for
Abbeville County, in said State.
made in the above stated case, I will
offer for sale, at Public Outcry, at
Abbeville G. H., s. c., on Salesday
in October, A. D.. 1919, within the
legal hours Of sale the following de-
scribed land, to wit: All that tract
or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in Abbeville County, in the
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State aforesaid, containing One
Hundred and sixty4two (162l
Acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands Of A. J. Ferguson, Andrew
Stone, julius DuPre, Pete Holmes,
Mrs. A. W. Jones, and Moseley Fer.
ry Road.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. Pur-
chaser to pay for stamps and papers.
THOS. P. THOMSON,
9-9-3W-3t. Master A.. c., 8. G..
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on almost any of this property

GO ACRES of good land Abbevie public
road RFD etc. Forty in cuyation acres in pas
ture 10 in woodland. Plenty of water One tour
room dwelling 80 practically level $z2So
o. ACRES of land 12 miles of Abbevie in Anevie section
miles of good consolidated school, mile of church, and
borders on two public roads go in culVaton lo
acres in pasture; 12 woo6land saw timber
Practically all level One good sx-room dWe1ng TWO Ten
. L horns ord n1entv If water Price $500
500 ACRES six miles from Abbeve bounded by lans OF ~ r.
Andrews Watson lands and Others Onehalf in cutlvaon
pasture 100 in woodland and some saw toe
well watered practically level land one fourroom
dwelling tenant houses Prce-S7ooo Fer Acre
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

County Of Abbeville.
Court Of Common Pleas.
WILLIE LAFAYETTE HILL, and
others, Plaintiffs,
against
BERTHE MAY HILL, and others,
Defendants.
By authority of Decree of Sale by
the Court Of Common Pleas for Alb
beville County, in said State, made
in the above stated case, will offer
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opportunities as well as rnuest-
will gladly make an appoint-
We can giue terms to suit your

THE JOE FERGUSON PLACE OF ACRES just three miles
rom town. with 60 in cultivation; pasture and
plenty and wood; dweing two tenant
other buildings Prce $50 Per Acre
121 ACRES land miles Abbeve bounced by lands
Barkdale and Johnsoni rs in cultivation % acres IN
pasure plenty wood and water eghtroom dwelling
and three dwelling Price 5000 Per Acre
176 ACRES miles from Abbeve, public road
to Lowndesvie Three tenant houses and two barns;
most fourhorse open land; is acres in pasture; ao2
in woodland TIMBER rs acres OF hne Dots
toms plenty of water Two and dnehah miles from good
1s4 ACRES Of good land located i2 Abbeve
vile section, on public just miles from Anrevie
Good school, Onehalf mile to church. 100 in cul
walton; 35 pastures lots of wood and saw hmber
plenty water ghtroom dwelling; two tenant houses
barns rs practically level Price $50 Per
ACRES of good land on Verdery and Mccormick roa
two miles square,. Good seven-room bungalows two
tenant houses barns; houses Three we
and branch place. IS in culvaton 80 acres IN
pastures 20 acres woodland Place lies WELL This is the
best place the market the price ss Price hb1a Asre
public road in Anevie section just mile from good
and church One fourroom dwelling, barns, Sheds
etc. acres cultivation; Is in pastures 80 acres
in woods plenty of
243 ACRES of land 13 miles of Greenwood public
road R. F. d. etc. near Hodges 100 in cultivation;
80 acres in pasture; woodand plenty Of water
One good house and other out buildings
100 ACRES g1 ND ID % sice from owndesve BY
John MeMahsn e in in .sugsS suSat0n
lis esEs as EAaD one mile from Iowndesve house
tenant house and other necessary oubudngs 40
cultivation Is pasture 20 acres woodland Plenty OF
sss ACRES good land miles from Abbevie Northwest
Cut in two by public road R. F. D, phone ine etc. ll2
miles to good three miles to church, 126 acres in
cultivation PASTURE rs OF woodland some
saw TIMBER plenty of water five dwelling and two
tenant houses three small barns practically level
and the rest we'll Price $4,000 Por Acre
$50 ACRES of good miles from Iva and 2 miles from
Antreve miles of good church and good consolidated
school Two good houses barns and other outbud
nps 75 acres in cultvation pastures 20 acres
in woodland TIMBER so practically level
p1on+v ~ wa+ar Price per acre------ $3.50
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pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for
for stamps and paper.
THOS. p. THOMSON,
9-19-3t-3w. Master A. c., 8. G.
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TWO VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS the corner OF
church and Pnkney streets Price----------ss'5oo
ONE s ACRE LOT right depot in town of Iva Price Soo
TWO EXTRA GOOD BUILDINGS, with 12horse gas en-
CINE mill outfit connected. This property is right near
depot in town of towndesvile. 1t is unusual bargain
ONE VERY DESIRABLE LOT, North Main street.
next to Mr. P A. Cheathams 1OOx25O eet Prce$1 10000
ONE NICE LOT fight depot in Lowndesvlle atS75oo
ONE VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, on North Main
Street, next to Mr.. Pressly Cheathams 1oOx26o teet
FrvE.RooM HOUSE AND ACRES OF LAND, near Ice
TIE Hens Of M M Sufsis EMoR cosD from
on Abteviie road room dwelling houses and other
necessary oubuiding 80 in cultivation. so acres in
pastures SO in woodland. Plenty of water.
s AcREsTwo e miles from Abbev on verdey road Sixty
five acres cultivation; 10 pasture Plenty Of
wood and Fourroom dwelling, barn, etc;Price,
ESQ AcREs-Two oneha miles from Abbevie Public
road RFD in cultvation rs in pas
ture; woodland (good bit of timbr) Three
4room ,es All buildings in good shape
a. ACRES of good land practically level right Public road
35 cultivation; IL miles from Abbevie One mile
good school and church Right Antreve Plenty
of wood for place. Price,
good land, miles Mt Carmel road l.
acres cultivation pasture; rs in wood
land good bit of timber 100 practically
level Three tenant houses barns and plenty of water
1ss ACRES lust two miles Abbeve. Onehaf cutva
ion pasture; 80 in woodland; two tenant
houses barn; plenty of water Price, acre$425o
~ IL ACRES of good Monterey miles from Able
vlle 60 cultivation, Is PASTURE 10 acres
woodland tenant and barn. plenty of water
place we'll l miles from good school and church.
Price $3,O0O00
good land miles from Verdery 80 cu
tivaon. pasture, As woodland, some saw
timber plenty water, house and barn, 40
practically level Price $4,000 Per Acre
1853 ACRES IA mile from Lamr Station 100 acres in
cultivation pasture and rs in woods. Some
timber Well watered; dwelling and two ten
ant Land lies well. Price ---------$55Oo Per Acre
IF YOU ARE INTEREST,"
.DTVIE
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23o ACRES of good miles from Abbeve one
of good school and church 30 acres in cultVaton LOU
acres in woodland will cut between 3500OO and 4OO
600 feet of lumber Of good booms two tenant
houses and barn; we'll watered Place lies well Price
nor ocro ----.-.--------$25o
$50 ACRES of good located eight miles south Of Abbeve
public road and RID 200 acres in cuvation 30 acres
in pasture wooand also 100000 feet Of saw
timber Plenty of water; sroom dwelling and five ten
ant houses IL miles of good schooand church. Two
thirds of land practically level Price, acre.,
so ACRES of miles Due West Road bounded by
Will Crawford, Ashley and ohers one-haf in cutl-
vo+;on and other half woods Price - $4,000 Per Acre