The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 02, 1882, Image 3
i.will nieot .ni
Ae Igg' iyiv
ortisement, df 'Prof.
~aslan whihi bj 'fota 'In alsoter
Alamn.
Smakes a young lady excod,
ji1yryfa1 to reCeive a long looked
iapt.'G. W. TAylor has jist re
tufd 'troIh a pllsal visit to
4%erenvill'e.
ly6 'hitr etpects to have
% h is tfto e I dug a ai early
a.. gold mbve.
'Old 'men as 'Well as -'of'drg men
%ometin htk'In their sleep. Put
ey are more likely to be heard.
There is only one. f hd hoi4 be.
%on Pckens and Eat'ley. Speakd
C vell ihr the tab'd-h
wtow shado t'es st - d1t aldng
!titidewalke -buid add nwnuh to
the 'loks of our hittle 't6MYV.
Senator Brad'loy has beeh 'n a
ying visiL to hib home. Pio says
hei Laugiat~ilo \Mll adj'ir'n n'bout
%h'o10 t If.
The Ivde't 'obn-y Iidiios ga&6 'us
U thi chtl he other tnbrniug. If4y
lushed atid so did we.
The conmmnication of "citizen" i
- crowded Ot 'this week, but wil.
appear inl the tekt issue.
Dr. Thomas Plger, of Contral,
e'the attending phyithh n Mr. J
Frnk Folger. No~ nriiad tb helir
khat Mr. Folger s'ii mpid&it*.
Mr. C. P. Barrett has investod in
t4 fine horse. There is one thing
tlhnt bachelors won't Lake hold (Vi=
a better half.
A young inan wants to know iU
it wouldi't make him an old baeho
lor to be vaccinated Irode the arm
'of ailla achsek i'.
0h. wil gr big os too
ar'e innin os tune I)heirin silve
Mcoos t oa stook ud., ew
Jimm~iekt Thos. Isdgopre to
- s~uplyu aid the sikd nilinthewith
ilLa thonvri, o clnd itimt
thwil Tue ieng 'hevr~ilection'd.
he~k lit oysaeb.ni ~
4 ~j.vbi..pehr to ahdtW6y 'ecover -o.
ouahlanl on'tmi lo ike bhe wouti
oThanktr s .Tho Bas.m Flgfo
calleing, addfu intn' pte ean
z~Compositio an4h a, r.tm
thank rtoo.T~kst a. .Iy
gith ike colr an lustr o the use.
grossional Directory. A lso to Ge~n.
- Mi. C. But ler f'or a 'olumo contains%
ing the rersident A iavessage and
'other public dohiiohntk.
Jamens Mull and James Aiken were
komf miittedI to jaii ont the 24t h i nst.
lby [Triail J uice, Robinson, for car.
rying concealed weapons. Minll haa
] b~een' 're-laed on giving bond for
his appenraaioe at, court. -Aiken is
still ini jail.
EXPERY ICNcE TH E BEST GUIiE.
The 1'raso why women ever'vwbtert
4 usC Parker's Ginger Tonic is. be,
cause they have learned by exjeri.
'ence--the but gaide--that, this ex,
'colleut medicino overenmes despon,
denicy, pecri'odinid headnche, indig'es
tionI, pain ini 'tl' back and1( kidnieys
anid other troubles of the sex.
Home Jour'nil. 4
.ACCTDINT ON T1UE AiR LINE lOAD
-Ona last 'ITh~dny as a ireight
.rain was going North on the Ai't
Line Railroad, abbaut, fo~ar mniles Easi
'ot FEasley, an axle of one, of th'e
boxes broke, wInch caused several
* ot' Uhe boxes to jump the track
They were benvily loaded witil
reigt ad ageneral smaan~ u1 oc
urrod The accident occurr4d ii
~deep cut, and it, gas not until ir
* he attenooni of Fridy b'ctore the
track was cleared sflcie'ntly to ad,
~nit the pass~ge of otherm trains.
* ~ ortun ately Wo6 one was hurt.
It looks very sepioidna to Soc
7oung neuan wait until nearly darik
* . hon take his water pitcher an<
htart, to the well, holding it, behin<
~ImU, alli the while, and looking can.
.L'tiely about him, to see if any on,
M *At'6hing him. There must be
'5dmething wrong with the pitcher
P. arried, 'on ~t'.& t-y 12th, 1882, 'At thi
blIora~do Hoeso ini 'tid5 city, by Esq. E. P'
A yrt, Mr. 11. A. Langston, or Euriki
'pu lugs. Arkans, and Mrb. FAnnie llan
'ooek, of Tole~ll, 111.
As the Bonator has been syonding
,wo or three days at honie thi
reek we have no regular 1%tter ni
!egIslative pirocoodia~ *A floni h im I
hius weeft #Ayer. Ve yublibh
,e tter f'rov,'dno di ourm IRpresenta
a IV and bouh4 -dthedt Legislativ
'C6kett, *'4tMt*re fine Ohiona or au
ailnd af IIUA puitakgap4 .. .&th
nit rab onn
the yo w, dwn of Piokeons has fo,
,owuthis ;8 bAion. Ladles, 'akin L
you send h1a some {nhisible 1/air
plus to Wek hefth wit?
Ata meetinbg of; he'b"itizens held
Iagt Monday the folIoCIin gentle-t
mnen weke elected Traste of .he
Pi6koens High 8chooft u. i Hol.
lingsworth, Chairman; J. UA Thorn,
loy Secretary; J. K. Kirk'y; P.'McD
Alexnader; VI. T Mears'; Joab Maul
dirA nd J 13 Newbe ry. On motion it
wts determined by the Boni-'f that
aatrons not signing the Art1elos of
Agreement shail pay qiarterly, in
advance, or make satisfactory ar
Sraingements with the teach'wr.
Prof. W M. MeOslsan and family.
arrived.at this place on lIast ThurR
day. Prot. BuQaslaq takes charge
of the Pickens High 'Shool for this
year. Ile is a graduate of Erskine
Collcde and comes to our 6ople
ijily reconmenided as a teacher.
iukenh should certainly have a good
acntndoing. The'e 'is ,nothirg tha1t.
addis mohA'b a plade tian furi-ish
schools.. We'tstbit that the people
of the 'Town, 'viei t' arid entire
county Wifl gve. Prot. vMcCjtslai
theIr hearty c'-oeration an4 've
feel nsbeod 'tlhht h 'Vili .Mu dl ip
for 'tliefh a school of which they
may well be proud. We welcome
Prof. McCaslan hnd 'fainlly 't6 'our.
towny.
Messrs. Wilcox Gibbs & Co., of
FertiliisOte famo in'Vite 'th nitention
of our readt's to their goods. Read
their advertisement in this issue.
We hive'in 'bur Cetnty, near
Central, a young mai, .LaFayette
Young, who has coi tainly had his
share of this world's trouble's. These
troubles commenced a few years ago
with at long and., dangerous illness,
typhoid fever. 'rom this lie re
covered to be shortly attackdd with
pntumonia. Rallying from it he
had n broken limb. Two summers
ago while boeing cotton,' a piece of
hsis hoe- wpas broken oft' aund knocked
into hisi left eye, so injuring the eye
that it had to be extirpated. Last
suammer he was bittLon by a rattle,
Pnake's pilot and lay? at death's door
f'or twenty hours. And now tocon
clude, lat Monday morninag his wife'
prevsen1ted .i im with a fine girl,
wveighing 15M jilna.
Read the re)Wr't of the 81tate
'zard of H~eadlh, which we publish
ini another place. Itseontains ueful
infor'rt eion on sm-al l)po, cli dis,.
case whichs is arging in many parts
&f the country.
lA1ar ried, on 'thb t2d ul't., by Nov.
V.W\eston Hiott, Mr. Samuel A.
Barr, of Eatsley,. arid M rs. iasabella
C. Webb, Anderson Uennty.
Nov. Eifr. King, of (dhIerokeeouni.
Ly', Gei-rgia, preacohed at this pla1ce
ona the eveuing of the 25th nIt. Ow..
iig'to tim inclemency of i me weath
'er 5'ripedteh'od att t he hot el hail t o a
small asudienice. .M r. Kinig p~renlehed
a very -interestisnc and mnstructive
serrn? n. All w 1o hard him ex
pressed themselves pien'sed w i ih
'his 'ofl"r t.
We regret to annoYwn'ee that Mir.
5. FIfrsk Folger is 4uite ill, and it
is fearecd that his illneoss will term
i'naste ini typ)hoid fever~.
W'e AQtted in the looals of ~last
wee'k that it was rintort-d a case of
small pox h-idl occurrecd in Bi evard.
WVe areo sorary we cauised by this
statement at young naan'6Y our towni
some unseasy hours and~ two slcop
less nights. We forgot ihat lie had
a dulkcissime over 'there Yoaung in as~n,
let your~t pulse5 rest easy. TIhe rumolr
was fale.
The American Agribilturiat for
Vebrunary is att hanrd, and is a splen,
(lid ntubier, filled with good things
and finely illust ratted. It is one of
the best agricultural in'onthmlies we
re'Ivot and shoad be. taken by
evei-y fasrmer. No number of it buit
is wort's the year's subsription.
On 'Advice is to taske it by sending
$1 50 othe Orange Judd U6mpany,
NoW "ork
Only Thirty J2ays' Trial
W0 will send Dr. D~ye's Ceb-bb'tedI Elec
aro Voltaio Bel's and other Elecirio A ppli
ances on trial for thirty days to oung men
ntid older persons who. .anre nffloted with
NerVous beXbility, Lost Vitality, etc., guar
an teeing speedy relief and complete rest or
ation of vigor and nesnhood. Also for
RhematIsm, Neurnlgia, Paralysis, Liver
and Kidney diffical ties, Rupnures, and(
many other disensev. Illustrated pamphlet
sent. free. Address Voltaicllelt (;o., Mar
shall, Mich.
PARKER'S
H AIR
BALSAM.
A perfectdress
ing,ekaaly per
namd nid harmi
less. lRemoves
dandnff. restores
natra clor and 9
eh at dnaqlsa.
COLOtE
INCER TONIC
'a Lu s autrs edcit ivr1%s'dcates
ei~64~s, a *p~i\ a'idneysaand lungs, & is
a gstun 'stoughCasEeUs.
Fi'gnonimle Complaints,
o kertoness. R~ hems,~tismn )y spep
AP A,,E~cn..g... iuLi~ 11: rkers
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dLUTHING!
CLOTHING!!!
SPILL BO 0MIm%6.
THE RESIDUE OF .PF. FARME,'S
tock mttt go to clean up for Spring and
5ammer Goods. We kre In a position to
urnish our customers with the
Ghe Aest Suit Olothes
hat hats, or win'be sold in th'is Cit agaid.
'he Yesifllh f tlis-immense k'd'k 'lisut be
slosed out within the nte'' -
SIXTY DAYS.
BARGAINS IRGAINS
Lnd nothing but BA RG AlNS, so come and
;et them. Remember this is a positive sale
ind shall continue until closed out Don't
'orget the place, Farmer's ->d stand, Maul.
lin Block, Main Street,
GREENVILLE, S C
Mcdahan & Gwinn.
jan 19, 1882 18
GO TO THE
Good Bargains!
1 J17.VE COM1PLETED MY lIRrON
STOltK lIOUSE~ anid filled..it wiih a large
and select. 8toc k of
General Merchandise,
Drugs annad Claenienls.
All of which 1 piabfoen to soll Cheap for
Cash, or exchange for Con'try P'rodu'ce.
2,000 yards finest firands of P'rinits.
2 000 yards .Jeans, from Cheapest to Best.
1660yards Shirtings. She'o'ings and
Checks.
25 Pie--es Ladies Dress Goods, Shawls,
Cloaks, Boulevards and Flannuels, all kin'a
and prices.
My stock of BOOTS and S1I0E8 c'an not
be excelled in quality or price.
The largest and besat selected [Ibock of
REA1UY MADE CLOThIING ever brought
to this market.
A large assort ment',of IIarasvatre, Pocket
and Tal~e Cutlery.
My stock of GitOCEltIES are complete,
at prices that defy cornpetition-'A, 'car load
of Salt at, $1 per sac.k.
Be sure wheni you come to Easley to call
and seo me, lor we are Ileadquarters for
OCKEAP GOODS.
The highest pribe paid f~r Cotto'n, iit
Cash.
J. WVYLIE QUILLIAN,
EASIJEY, Sa ('.
6ct 27, 1881 8 1
BLUE GRASS SEED.
REN OVN~i SEEI).
Orchard Grass Seed.
IKIIDS CRASS SEED.
White Clover Seed.
lUCERNE SEEIO.
PAINTS5
P liY, & C)
Than (Elraeuivflla Nenng Seed
'Y C BASLU TU
DAVIDLANDRETH 4QNS Sou Grown
NEW S FORE.
EW GOODS!
Iv.NWE.'0
1u1A
The World Moves and
so do u).
M. J. SMITi' & Co.,
HER1IWITH ANNOUNCE TO THEIR friends
and ti publio that. he'y have secured the
largo and co-omodious STORE known as the
IIOLCOMBE CORNER. where they will be
pleased to serve everybody wit hi FIRST CLASS
GOODS at reasonable prices. We have just,
returned froii market where we pnirch:ased ai
full stock of seaonable Goods, lffch tding'
Furnishing Goods, Faicy Goods, Ihats Boot's,
Shoes, Confect lonaries, IH ardware, Farming
Implements, Groceries, and General Merchan.
dise, and we can safely anert that. I'ii.e
Goods and, Prices will compare favoi ably with
those of any House iii the up county.
We mean to'oell Goods. Come and see the
bargains in Shoes, Tobacco, &c. Dun't fail
to e amine our Goods before making your
purcf ases for we buy and sell for cash . and
can guarnatee 'hargains in obr 'hewV ahd &Ai
Goods. Be sure.to call. Yours respectfully,
lY. a1. SMITH & CO.,
Easley, S. 411.
oct 27, 1881 8 8m
Clerk's Sale.
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STATE OF SOUTI OA ROLINA.
'CoU NTY oF' PICKif.
IN COURT' OF COM MON PLEAS
Susan Keith et'M Plaintiffs, against Susan S.
Keith, Defendant.
Comnplaint for Partition. &c
I3Y virtYe of a flcretal Order, miade in
U he above caiusg. by his lion. k. P. Al.
drich, Presid'ii-g bridge, I will offer for sale
at 1Pubtic Outocry, before thle Couri I ous~e
door in ihe Towvn of Pickens, on Sauler day in
February next.,
All tha~t Tract or Parcel of Land, ,lying on
both: sides of Chasintin's Mlill (Creek, waters4 0'
-OJolenoy river, conitai ing 21 Acres, less
about O~ne 11lundredl Acr'es, miore or le'ss laid
off to the widow. being the ilouse and Lands
abive and arountd. .~ ~ ~
Ikt of'that wvhiclh is T bc soi itteex
hiibited on day of sale.
T EltMS-Onie half cash. balance an a cred
it otftt.welve tmonths fromu daiy of sale, credi~t
port ion to ho securegt by the bontit of the 'jur
chaiiser and movent':. of the premiises.
P'urchaasers to p.ay for Dapers.
jan 12, 7W2 17 4
Clerk's Sate.
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STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA
CouNT& -5 PI 'VKF.Nb.
I N COM MION PIREAS.
J. C. O'Bryant; Plaintifr, aigaint Leicy Niins
'ef at Defendants.-Co&r.aINr Fonit ldIiF.
Y virtuec of a Eecrtld (rder in the above
stated caise, signed by lls IIo:'or d. 8.,
Cothraun, on the 19.hi daiy of Decer Geif, A. D.
1881, 1 will sell to the h'jghest bidder, before
the Court. house door1, at P'ickens ('ourt
House, on the et Alouday in February A. 1D
18382,
All that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land
lying, being and sit uate in Il urricane Town
ship, in th'O Countty and State above named,
on waters ol' kooivee iier and Four: ,\le
Branch, adjoning landls oft A. It. Craig, Nhlbry
Maujldin and others, containing tine HIundred
and Fifty Atres, more or less, being the place
whereon John) O'Blryant., deceased, lived at
the time of' his death, anid is sol for 'thle pin
pose of part it ion among the heirs at law of
said deceased.
T1'ltRlS-One-t hird of the purchase money
to be ,paid on day of sale, and thle balance on
a credit of' 6tan antd t wo years, to be secured
by a bond with good pci'sonal security and a
mortgage of' the pr'eises.
Purchasers to paty ektra fbi hli papers and
for recording saine.
J. J. LEWIS, c.c r.
jan 5, 1882 16 ' 6,
NOTICE OF FINAL STL~ET
. oice is hereby given, flhat I will apply
to 0. L. 1Urantt, Probate Judge for Pickenis
Connt'y, b~: ')h'ursday, 23d day of February,
next, for leave to miake a fintal settlement wit h:
my wards VA N G3. and ELI AS F. EttLlsoN,
and ask to be dischargeil therefrom.
8. J. CLEDE, Guardian.
jan 5, 1882 6
TOTICE OF TIN AL BETTEM ENf.
.I Notice is hereby given, that I wilt ap
ply to 0. La. Durant, Probate Judge for' Pick
enis County, on-Sat urday, lith .iday of' Febru,
airy, 1882, f.>r leave to matke a fmtal settlemnent
witli WV. A. RLOGEH18, Minor; and ask t'o be
dischn'ged t herefr'on as G uardlian.
E. F. AILGOOD, Gaurdianr.
jan 12, 1882 17 . ... 5
N OTICE OF FTNAL ETTLEMENT.
Not Ice is hereby given, that I will ajd
ply to 0. L. D~urant, Prolbale J'adge for Pick
ens Count'y, on Friday, the 8d day of Febru
ary, 1882, for, heave to make a tinal setthe.
ment of my ward, LUE E. CASS QN, (for
merhy A borcromnbie) add~ ask to 'he d isdharged
therefrom as GuardIan.
Cl.ARINDA C LARKI, Ga~arflAb'.
jaW 6, 1 2 1
NQT!CI OE? FlNA L SE'tTLEMENTV.
N ot r'ce Is he'reby gived, th at IwilAp.
p 430.I. il'ant., PoteJudge fot.Pick
eus (jnountiv. M baturdii'v. 4tah e day ofPii'..
slo -on thoIwm i6*
imaped F4m~~ma
AM IRECR I o -aI 1m buk o*
214 23.T1T'ST. PI'.A ELPWIA
What it Bol W1hout
SIC
What is Home Without lausIo
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WELL, WELL, DON'T GET MAb ABOUT
it, and talk in such big capitalv.
BUT BUY
'A C0I CKERING. MATI USI IRK. A RION
WR SOU!'NERN GEN! PIANO.
11011E SWEET J1OME?
Must. bopinade a hieppy, piloe, and if it does
not. contain a PIANO or ORGAN, it is only
half furniisled.
ORDERI AT ONCE
A iASON & HI A MI1N. P O 1.1r & CO.
OR SIlONINGER ORGAN.
DONT WAIT ALWAYS,
If -you cnnt. pay all cash. sefd Tfor our Time
'r.ces.
itEMEMUBER TlIs.
Large'sales with small, living profils is our.
policy, first, last. and always.
McSmith Music House
Greeavikle, S. C.
dCc 15, 1881 14
"EU REKA!"
Excla! ned Prcsident Gar
field on his Arrival at
Xaong Bramaeh.
"0E UREKA!"
'ECOLAI al OUR CUSTOM liES W lIEN
they have exaiinedl our LA RGfE STOf K OF
~ALL. AND) VINTEli (OODS, and have
leared at. what~ Nyonderfnly low prices we
are selling thiesi. WVe hiave just received and
'are daily receiving a large lot of M EN'S and
BJOYS ('LOTIllNG, CASSI 'I KUS, JEANS,
and IhEAVY 00191)S, ST A P ,E uad FANCY
D RY GOODS, it) f(Y3, S110[.8, and 1A TS,
G roceries, Lea:haer, &c., whicho we are selling
at bott om pr*ices. We are determined to sell
our large stock. Give us a trioal.
We pay nlo rent, no clerk hiire, and our
taxei aure a miere song, so wve'ean sell as cheoap
or cheaper than any one else. We dery com,
(Cotion, Cortn, IFodder, ando all Coung-y
Produlce bough I for ctshi0 or11 barte.
Try i's once andl we will noit aisk you to
come sainr. You Wil'h omei (lhe next lime
*itliou't. a'n invite
Very respect fully,
i. C. Griffin,
sep' 22.188I 2
Commission Merchants and Dealers in
Fertilizer3,
8~ EAsTe BA.ty
(hi Anl.ItroN, N~venmber 9, 1 881.
A T't ueecommnencement of anothter business
yeirWe acknowledage withi pleasure the
pat ronajje iaiid confiidence of our plani ig
I riends.
BOIISON'S COTTON AND ('ORIN FER'I'lI..
ZEl., H(O [SON 'S CO)M PoUNh .AI'PI Ilu .s
P~il A T E, ha~ve given very grat ifyinog sal isfuae'.
I ion. Our (Cotton and Corn Vetii zer' is of
uhie hii~rl'.st. .stiandardl. Ii contins a mong
ot her vi alale inigred ients x pert centi. of Amii.
mon11ia, lj peri cet-l . ooa h 1 xl.II per cent.
iof avaiilableI PhoxsphateC. I lav ing beena ami ong
the first to introduce (inano ini this Stnue, we
can conibtii l~y refer no our plaoninig friendtis
dhat f , duinig I he ser'ies 0otftear we haitv e soloI
thetoi Mannir Pes wo hiave aliways giv n a pur1e.
atritcle. E very Manttre is cetd. WVe offer
lIhe abov"e "erl ilIizers foor catsh, li'inc or Cool (ta.
Planlt ers ordleiigg ii mmed iauely wjill he at
how~ed I o lihe 1Ist of Api 101oI decidte whichili tey
prefer. casxh or I ime. Au order foor a carleooad
of ltn tons will be senit free aof a;i agte, for a
less amiount I$1 per ton wilt be chiarged.
nov 24, 1881 lI 3
For All.
TO SELL A HOUBHOLD AR~TICLE
i ll E poor as well as the rich, the oldl as
wvell as I he yaounl, thle w ife' as welt as
the h0 li'o031nd, thle y(ounitg tmaideni as~ ivell a1s the
boy, may just. as wetll earen a f'ew ii oltar's in
hoinestl emiiploy ment , ats Io sit arouindl th housoie,
anid wa it. for o tiers t o earnli it fo-.- them. We
cain give you eniplaynent, alit Ihe time, oj,
durngut your spokre hoie only; travelinIg, or
in you r owni neigthborhiotoud, amon ig you r
friitetnds atnd frequIIj:miinanes. If youa do not
care f'or emiployymeit. weC can imiiarte vahttile
nformat ion to yuon fre'0 o't cost, 11t *ill cost
you1 (Only One cnt for ii Postali c- rodto1 witeC
for our Prospoect us, and1 it maiy he the means
of nmakin g you a good imaniy dollrs.
D)o not. niegleCIt thi~s 0)0 opotaity. Ytou do
not. have 1o invest oa large siOul of monley, anda
ion ai great risk of losing it. Yo-t will realdi
ly see thkat it. will he ani eamsy mat tel to imak e
fro m $ h0 to $ I009 a week, and Oal abtisha a In
crt'iv e aund Iindepemnt b usiness, hon oabtle,
sItraightftorwalrl Oland pr'ofiitbe. 4 itendi to
Ithis mat Ier now, toe Ibeure is i'onIe'y ib it for all
wvho engage with us. We wvill aup~rise you
and you: Wit woiert' why .ou never wvrote, t f
n-u before. 1' Phem fultl I pairiot iiri free.
(Namn~iil pape' ) Mlarion, Ohio.
1N6tico to Debtdra & Creditors
A TA.4 jerhons inaving dlemnnq A gan'st the
.t estate of 'if90. W. AcW IIORTE, de
ceaned. *111 traent. 1Amm ro ona ~ i
wjc in x0Vs On
Win praAle'i l e 4 tad hederal
jar 5, 1882
Luo, %. VLL , s4. W. TATR,,
Juhde L. -Osa, P ickehs 0.51. B. C
GreenvIlla, 8. C.
WELLS, ORR & TAYLOR,
A XTTO RAEYS * COVUrNSLORA'LA W
#ICk ENS 0. H., s. 0.
Prmoi'ft atntIon gi to b'si'ness entrus- E
tedA to chemo.
march 1(0, 1'84 ... '4
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j:n IS 1881
Notice to Creditors.
Struh A. slexainder, Administratrix,' vs.
Wusanl B. Willitans et 01.
P UlU.\NT'; 4m-n. Orde' of lion. T. 11.
Fraser, ,'Presiding Judge, iade on fihe
UIh <tay of Novemb-r, 1881, all Creditors (,f
the Estate of , \V10 A. AlXANDLif. de
ceased, a0 hereby required to prove the
rank, dite and amount. of' their respective
cliims agtinst file said estat", benie ms 3
within ninely d.tys fromthe date of thej first
publicatioll hereot', or he barred of rty one
fit under ha'procedigs i ltis on'.
Clerk of Uourt.
jan 5, 1-S82 1 81110
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