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he wuz a friend to the villin fur awhile, but when the villin wanted him to kill the little gal, the tramp's F stomache turned, an he told all he node a clared Tom Logan frum killin his daddy. Tom's first sweethart, Ruth, a mighty purty an sweet country gal, wuz all mixed up in it too. She wuz a a angel of purity, goodness an char- 3 Ity, an tuck care of Tom's mammy at- I ter she had cride herself blind, an tended to Tom's baby till it's mammy C stole it. Then thare wuz Tom's bruther Jimmie, a half cracked boy, a that I wuz mighty sorry fur. If Oh, it all Icoked jest like the rale I thing to wme, an I can't think of it as a play. Tom's olp blacksmith shop-the ole farma with its rale fences, the le country daddy an nis murder-the Jale house an cells with the convicts in em-the governer's office-the par don-that woman's terrible penitence an orful endin-if it wuz play it beat all I ever seen, an it must a bin a play, cause I hearn that it wuz a comin here. T think ever body ort to see it-even the preachers. I think no body can see it with out wantti2 t to be as god an pure as Tom Logan an purty Ruth; an the life an the -windin up of that wicked woman, will give a body a cleerer conception of the blackness an hideousness of sin, an make em realize that "the wages of sin is deth." Sunday evenin wuz mighty purty, t an Cousin Jack got a fine teem from the delivery stable an tuck me to ride. I lowed that baing as me an himwuz cousins, an both 0-7 an settled, thare wern't no harm in goin, though I must say he shore is as fine lookin an handsome man as I ever seen (ceptin Jeem's of corse!) Well, we driv all over Monroe, which I found out wuz a heap bigger an purtier than I bad any idee it wuz. I never seen a single house that looked like a fire ort to be stuck to it. All wuz bewtiful an attrac tive with artistically combined paints. He shode me all the churches an the cemetery, an he shore has got a nice moniment to his wife's grave. Mag gie wuz a mighty fine woman an Jack will never get done missin her. I saw a field of the finest corn jest outside of town that I ever saw on up-land. The fodder wuz all pulled an the tops cut off down to the ears, which wuz so thick they could here ever thing one another sed. Why, I no well .an good, that them stalks didn't average mor'n fifteen inches apart, an the rows wuz close together too. Ever stalk wuz about the same bite an every ear the same size-all whoppers. It wuz a purty site-an I love corn bread, pellagry or no pel lagry.. We went bout a mile 'outen town to a dairy farm, an I never seen as many cows an calves at won place before. I seen sum of the funniest things to pack feed in-Cousin Jack called em "silows" I believe. There wuz two of em, an looked to be twelve or more feet acrost-wuz bilt hi an round an air tite. Green feed wuz cut an packed in em fur winter use an Cousin Jack sed it kept same as fruit in glass jars. It don't ilook rea sinable, but I no well an good he don't tell rang tales about nuthin. We drive over to Icemo'relle cotton mill, which is snow white an has a. lovely villige with cement side-walks, an a purty park with a pervillin in it rite at the mill. That wuz as purty1 a place as West End, Newberry, but didn't have as fine a skule house an churches. Then we went to what Cousin Jack called "The Sub Stationi," a place trum which lecktricty is sent mighty ni all over N. C. That wuz a mighty queer place 'an I can't prescribe it, cawse I don't no what to call a thing I seen. They sed the lecktricity wuz madle down at the river summers, an sent up there threw big wire ropes, an then wuz distributed out as need ed, to Charlotte, Rock Hill an lots of other places. I wuz skeered of that place an we didn't stay there long, but it wuz twixt sun set an dark when we got~ back home. I cum home on Monday an found Jeems an the hull ambly an lots of frends out at the depo to meet me,, all dressed up in there Sunday-go to-meetins. an mighty glad to see mne. I never thought about so many peepil stoppin work jest to meet me at the trane. an it made me feel mighty goo3 to know thay done it. Why there wuz peepil frum Mollyhorn that cum a purpose to meet me. an I never thought of sich a thing happenin. I like to git away frum home wonce 1 in a while-it allers rests me up an does me lots of good, but atter all 11: best nart of a visit is th"' g Tu " hom~"' or that's w''at Jeems! prompt relief. Sold by W. E. Pelham & Son.B TRDER ATTEMPT AT GAFFNE of. W. J. Francis Felled by Blow From Darkness.-Counting Roll of Confederate Bills. Gaffney, Oct. 27.-Gaffney is agog rith excitement tonight over a bold ttempt to rob and probably murder Vil J. Francis, superintend.Pt of the ublic scb( ols of tis city. It seems from what can be learned f the situation, that Prof. Francis as sitting in his room at his home lone, counting over a big roll of Con ederate money. The blinds in the oom were turned, affording a clear iew to anyone who might be passing. t is evident that some person or per ons were outside the window and aw the money. They went to the ack of the house and knocked at the loor. Murderously Assaulted. Prof. Francis, with his pistol in his Land, walked to the rear and opened he door, stepping out on the steps. Vhen he did so, someone hit him on he head, knocking him to the ground. le was rendered unconscious and hen an attempt was evidently made o cut him, as his belt and suspen lers are cut i: two places. He soon egained consciousness and heard the arty climbing over a back fence. He hot at fugitive three times and then rose, going over to the residence of fr. R. A. Jones, next door, and when ha door was opened fell into the Louse. He has now almost recovered .nd is able to walk, although his head s badly lacerated and bruised. Officers were summoned from town .nd blood hounds were secured, and Low a strenuous search is being made ly the officers and a posse of citizens. "rof. Francis is unable to state wheth r there was more than one assailant or not. He cannot say what he was truck with. The bloodhounds have aught the trail, and the miscreants nay be captured. MURDERED IN HIS OWN HONE. 3'. I. Moye Killed With Own Gun. Case is Mysterious One.-Negro Held on Suspicion. Dhe State. Florence, Oct. 29.-The body of E. ki. Moye, one of the most popular armners in the county, was found on :he piazza of his home near Ebenezer his morning, hie having been shot to leath during the night. A negro has been lodged in jail on suspicion, but here is little to indicate the guilt of muy one. Mr. Moye returned from church at ['immonsville last night with Howard Jole, a neighbor, and got out of Mr. Jole's buggy at his gate. He was a ridower and lived alone. One woman living near the place ~laims to have 'heard a gun shot about he time he is supposed to have been hot, near 11 o'clock, but no investi ration was made. The neighborhood s thickly settled and one of the best n1 the State. Mr. Moye's own gun tad been used to kill him and was ound at the 'house. The murderer had probably con :ealed 'himself in a room, with rob >ery in view, for Mr. Moye was known o 'have sold some hogs and some cot on yesterday. If the house was ~obbed all that seems to be missing s a suit case and a suit of clothes. Mr. Moye was evidently surprised >y his assailant for though he had a >istol in his pocket, 'he had not at empted to draw it. Indignation In the county is high >ver the killing. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the un lersigned will make a final settle nent as administratrix of the person U1 estate of Jacob D. Moore, deceased, .n the Probate Court for Newberry lounty, South Carolina, on Saturday. Kovember 19, 1910, at 11 o'clock in the orenoon, and will immediately there fter make application for her dis ~harge as such administratrix. All ,ersons holding claims against said estate not heretofore filed will file same forthwith with Eugense S. Blease, attorney, Newberry, S. C. Laura P. Moore, Qualified Administratrix. L0-8-taw-5t-t. EXECUTOR'S SALE 0 FPERSONAL PROPERTY AND LANDS~ FOR RENT. By virtue of the power given us in hle will of Edw. R. Hipp, deceased, ve will sell, for cash, at 11 o'clock in he forenoon of Saturday, November , 1910. at the home of E. HT.. Walton. mn the Pool bri-kyarrd ands, certain ee of lloemon:t cemeter. and the iome of JT A. Cardwell cnsisting of some 55 acres, and which has upon it siml a four room cottage for whites, three acr tenant houses and a large barn. of, Mary E. Hi-pp,. P4 J;i. C. Hipp, bei Geo. B. Cromer, Eli 10-18-3t-st Executors, etc. ver Bo< STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. of Court of Common Pleas. the J. H. Corley, as administrator of Sta the estate of Charles B. Tidwell, de- Bk1 ceased, Maggie Tidwel and Jackson lan Tidwell, through their guardian ad coi litem, Cole. L. Blease, Plaintiffs, fic Against BOH J. Brooks Wingard, as executor of ing the last will and testament of Sallie an( Tidwell, deceased, Defendants. dr( By an order of the Court herein I (24 will sell to the highest bidder before thE the Court House door at Newberry, otl S. C., on Monday, salesday, November, Cri 7, 1910, within the legal hours of sale, bei one house and lot, situate in Town- Ne ship No. 1, of the State and County above stated, said lot being bounded thE north by lot of Dollie Brogden, east an by public highway, south by lands of an Antine Bushardt, and on the west by pu: lands of Tabor Hill. of Terms of sale: Cash; purchaser to pa pay for papers. ed H. H. Rikard, m Master. boi int NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. an The undersigned will make final ne: settlement of the personal estate of or U. J. Stuck, deceased, in the Probate thE Court for Newberry County, South six Carolina, on the 18th day of Novem- Me ber, 1910, at 11 o'clock a. m., and will me immediately thereafter apply for her col discharge as administratrix of said to estate. All perpons *p.ving claims Ithc against said estate not heretofore fil ed will file the same immediately with Eugene S. Blease, attorney at law, Newberry, S. C. Willie E. Stuck, ST Qualified Administratrix. 10-18-5t-Itaw-t. ;TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, enl COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Le: Court of Common Pleas. L. Minnie B. Merchant and Gerald C. Ar Merchant, individually and as admin Lstratrix and administrator of W. I Ernest Merchant, deceased, P1aintiffs, Mz Against. nei Sarah A. Merchant and W. Ernest ] Merchant, the younger, Defendants. 'he: By virtue of an order of the Court de: herein, I will sell before the Court ry, House at Newberry, S. C., within the sal legal hours of sale, to the highest bid- j7, der, on salesday, Monday, November of 7, 1910, the following described tracts INe of land, to wit: All that tract of land Ca lying and being situate in Newberry fol County, State of South Carolina, sai known as the "McCullough tract," Ied containing one hundred and forty-two (5( (142) acres, more or less, bounded by by lands of, or formerly of, R. C. Car- Be lisle, Glasgow place, Lewis Boyd and tra others. ris Also all that tract of land lying and fift being situate in said County and ac: State known as the "Glasgow place," tra containing three hundred and ninety Be (390) acres, more or less, bounded by T. lands of, or formerly of, M. K. Swit- Ion tenburg, James N. Davis, other lands of -Alma P. Merchant and others, said a.n two tracts of land being the same that an were conveyed to the said Alma P. pu Merchant by M. K. Swittenburg, Talu tio A. Aull and Ola Clark Floyd by deed 'po dated December 14, 1896, and record- pu ed in Deed Book No. 7, at page 691. pr Also, all that other ,tract of land frc lying and being situate in said Coun- an ty and State, known as the "Johinson pr tract," containing one hundred and 'feE twenty (120) acres, more or less, ne: bounded by lands of, or formerly of, ] Sarah A. Clark, Talu A. Aull, estate co: of Junius Chapman, W. E. Merchant and others. Also, all that other tract of land - lying and being situate in the said County and State, 'known as the "Sligh placed' containing eightyfive Of (85) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of, or formerly of, Griffith. G. W. L. Snearman, --Jones and oth- of ers. of Also, all that other tract lying and op, being situate in the said County andli State. known as the "Hinson plac?," da: contining two hundred and thirty- No five (235) acres, more or less, bounded S by lands of, or formerly of, Lewis of Boyd, Glasgow place, M. K. Switten- , berg, road from JIalapa to Cromers, sa: and others, said three tracts of land re being the ones conveyed to Alma P. re~ Merchant by M. K. Swittenburg, Talu be A. Aull and Ola Clark Floyd, by deed' dated February 1, 1896, and recorded D in Deed Book No. 8, at page 289. tio Also, all that other tract lying and du bing situate in the County and State , aforsaid, knowrn as the"Rdtrc, s-nng nrie hu ndredace (0) mo-:e or less, boundedbylnsotr 1-Truv Parr S. "Reid1 tsraco .t," A~ , te val stae o wch (10 re * 'icw~.t~- ~ b ~l tatd tractr HerPr,i . R A*l Couny ofNewbrry, State of Sout tn Carlin, cthraningtate ofuwhich andb. y-five and three tenth (165 3-10) n es, more or less, bounded by lands ri or formerly of, J. D. Wheeler, H. L. r, Talu A. Aull and others, same rI 2g the land conveyed to him by d rabeth G. Butler by deed dated No iber 25, 1886, and recorded in )k No. 4, at page 123. lso, all that lot, piece or parcel land lying and being situate in Town of Newberry, County and - te aforesaid, b'eing lot No. 40, S ck "B", on a plat of a part of the d of The Newberry Real Estate pany, recorded in the clerk's of for Newberry County in Plat >k D, at page -; said lot front on Kinard stret, sixty (60) feet, I running back therefrom two hun- t: d forty-one and eight-tenths 1 8-10) feet, and having a width at back of sixty-eight (68) feet, and .rwise boifnded by lot of John )mer, lots Nos. 49, 57 and 41, sam3 ng the lot bought by him from The b mberry Real Estate Company. 'erms of sale: One-third (1-3) of 6 purchase price to be paid- in cash c I the balance in one and two equal 1 iual Installments, with leave to the 1 -chaser to anticipate the payment C the credit portion in whole or in C -t; the credit portion to be secur- c by boird of the purchaser and e rtgage of the premises sold, said C ids and mortgages to provide for I erest from the day of sale, payable s iually, and for ten per cent. attor- s r's fees in case of collection by suit I an attorney, and for insurance on c buildings on the one hundred and I ty-five acres of which W. Ernest I rchant died, seized, with an asigl- f nt of the policy to the Master as lateral security. The purchasers a pay for the papers and recording a same. H. H. Rikard, Master for N. C., S. C. )ctober 10, 1910. ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, f COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Iourt of Common Pleas. dary Elizabeth Berry, Melissa Bed >augh, Lucy Kelley, Lue Story, r iua C. Force, John A. Nichols, Philip Nichols, Emily S. Bedenbaugh and -hie B. Nichols, Plaintiffs, Against Thesley S. Nichols, Alice Fowler, rtin Lee Kelley and Thomas Ken jy Kelley, Defendants. y. virtue of an order of the Court ein, I will sell to the highest bid -before the Court House at Newber S. C., within the legal hours of e on Monday, salesday, November 1910, all that tract, piece or parcel land lying and being situate in werry County, State of South rolina, containing one hundred and rteen (114) acres, more or less, ne to be sold in two tracts describ as follows: Fifty-six and one-tenth 1-10) acres, more or less, bounded lands of George Morris, Mrs. G. P. denaugh, Z. W. Bedenbaugh, the ~ .ct hereinafter described, T. B. Mor- ( G. P. Bedenbaugh a.nd J. 0. Moore; t y-four and one-tenth (54 1-10) i es, more or less, bounded by the ( .ct above described, lands of Z. W- E denbaugh, G. P. Bederbaugh and I B. Morris, plats of which are now C file in my office. . ['erms of sale: One-third (1-3) cash I the balance in one and two equal I ual installments, with leave to the i ehaser to anticipate the credit pior- I n in whole -or in part; the credit i 7tion to be secured by a bond of the I rhaser and a mortgage of the I mises sold and to bear interest I m day of sale, interest to be paid I aually; said bond and mortgage to t vide for 10 per cent attorney's a s in case of collection by an attor- 1 urchaser to pay for papers and re- It -ding same. H. H. Rikard, '1 Master N. C., S. C. ] NOTICE Registration For Mfunicipal Elec- V tion For the Town of Newberry. otice is hereby given that the books registration of voters for the Town Newberry, South Carolina, will be mned at the office of the Chief of Po- E e, in the opera house, from the first' r of October until the 30th day of; vember-, 1910, both days inclusive, - adays excepted, between the hours 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 lock in the afternoon. F. M. Lind has been appointed supervisor of ~istration. Only such persons as e ~ister as herein provided for shall e allowed to vote at the regular town t c:tion to be held on the 13th day of cember, 1910, and at special elec ns held in the Town of Newberry t ing the next 12 months. The production of a certificate of: :istration from the Board of Regis tion of Newberry county entMln applcant to vote in a polling pr" t within the incorporam! !'1 IM ' Town of Newberry, proof of his idence within the li:i;ts of the nicipality for four months preced- N the annual election for the year'9 , and thc pgmient of all tuyeF ssed against him due and collecti- i for the previous fiscal year, are1!a ecessary to entitle the applicant to ,gister. By order of the Town Council of the own of Newberry, S. C., on the 22nd ay of September, 1910. COLE. L. BLEASE, Mayor. y the Mayor: J. R. Scurry, C. & T. T. C. N., S, C. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Court of Common Pleas. Lue Story, Lena C. Force, Mary lizabeth Berry, John A. Nichols, 'hilip L. Nichols, Emily S. Beden augh and Archie B. Nichols, Plain ifs, Against Alice Fowler, Chesley S. Nichols nd James P. Blair, Defendants. By virtue of an order of the court erein I will sell to the highest biddez efore the Court House at Newbarry, C., within the legal hours of sale, n Monday, salesday, November 7, 910, all that tract, piece or parcel c .nd lying and being situate in th: !ounty of Newberry, State of South arolina, containing one hundred and ne (101) acres, more or less, bound d by lands of, or formerly of, Jacol rouch, Thomas Adams, Mordecai oyd, Saluda river and others, aE hown by a plat made by V. B. Sease. urveyor, September 30, 1910; said .nd being composed of tw6 tractE overed by two deeds, one recorded it ook No. 2, page 273, and one in Bool To. 3, page 433, in the clerk's offlce )r Newberry County. Terms of sale: One-third (1-3) cast nd the balance in one and two equal nnual installments, with leave to the iurchaser to anticipate the credii ,ortion in whole or in part; the credii ortion to be secured by a bond of the urchaser and d mortgage of thE remises sold and to bear interesi rom day of sale, interest to be paid nnually; said bond and mortgage tc rovide for ten per cent attorney'c ees in case of collection by an attor ey. Purchaser to pay for papers and re ording same. H. H. Rikard, Master N. C., S. C. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Court of Common Pleas. The National Bank of Newbprry 'laintiff, Against Sidney B. Aull, Talu A. Aull, Souti arolina Loan and Trust Company lank of Columbia, Bank of Laurens tandard Oil Company, Murray Drug ompany, Defendants. By virtue of an-order of the Couri terein, I will sell to the highest bid er before the Court House at New erry, S. C., Monday, salesda.y, No -ember 7, 1910, wthin the legal hour: if sale, all that tract, piece or planta ion of land' situate, lying and being n the county and State aforesaid ontaining some two hundred and eventy and three-tenth (270 3-10) cres, more or less, or greatly mor4 r greatly less, bounded by lands for nerly belonging to the estate of F I. Dominick, deceased, and afterwari elonging to the. late Preston Domin k, by lands formerly belonging t( srown and Moseley and afterwards, ij ot still, belonging to Henry L. Parr my lands formerly belonging to Mrs artha A. Chalmers, and afterward: elonging, if. not still belonging, to F Iayna Chalmers and M. B. Chalmers my lands formerly belonging, if .noi till belonging to Geo. S. Mower, and iy lands formerly belonging to the ate Dr. R. F. Clark, now belonging o the said Defendant, Talu A. Aull eing the tract of land conveyed to the )efendant Sidney B. Aull by thE 'lantiff by deed dated March 20, 1903 Terms of sale: One third of thi urchase money to be paid in casi: .nd the balance on a credit of one and wo years, with interest from day 01 ale to be secured by the bond of the urchaser and a mortgage of the remises sold, with leave to anticipat' ayment in whole or part. Purchas r to pay for all papers and recording H. H. Rikard, Master N. C., S. C. ~TATE~ OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Court of Common Pleas. W. A. Dunn and S. M. Duncan. a: dinistrators of the personal estate fThaddeus Duncan, deceased, Plain Against .ames C. Duncan, Ella I. Boyd and be National Bank of Newberry, New erry, S. C., Defendants. P:: an order of the Court herein, 1 -svn .2d ree. orh 16734 .-em- mlnaadhnddo the north by lid of Bachman CrI n er, on the east \Qy lands of R. C. i lisle, Nancy Duckett and Mrs. Fannie .Setzler, on the south by land of S. B. Aull and estate of Lewis Boyd, de ceased, and on the west by land of Mrs. John T. Sloan and C. H. Shan- 1 non; which tract has been divided into seven tracts, and this sale is for tracts from one to six, inclusive, plate of which are now on file with the Master. Tract No. 1, containing two hundred I eighty-one and 4-100, (281 4-00) acres, mores or less, bounded by In dian creek, lands of Nancy Duckett, Charlton Cromer and Tract No. 2. Tract No. 2, containing two hundred eighty-three and 27-100 (283 27-100) acres, more or less, bounded by In dian creek, Tract No. 1, land of estate of Lewis Boyd, deceased, and Tract No. 3. Tract No. 3, containing one hundred ninety-seven and 44-100 (197 44-100) acres, more or less, bounded by Indian creek, Tract No. 2, lands of the estate of Lewis Boyd, deceased, and lands of Mrs. Sloan. Tract No. 4, containing one hun dred eighteen and 84-100 (118 84-100 acres, more or less, bounded by Indian, creek, lands of Mrs. Sloan and C. H. Shannon and Tract No. 5. Tract No. 5, containing one hundred twenty-four and 18-100 (124 18-100) acres, more or less, bounded by Head leys creek and Indian creek and'Tract No. 4. Tract No. 6, containing two hundred seventy-eight and 90-100, (278 90-100) acres, more or less, bounded by Head ley creek, the home tract, or Tract No. 17, and lands of C. H. Shannon. Terms of sale: The purchaser to pay one-third of the purchase price In cash, the balance payable in one and two equal annual installments, to. be secured by the bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises so1d, with interest from the day of sale at the rate of eight per cent per annum, payable annually, until the whole - shall have been paid, the bond- and mortgage to contain a. stipulation re quiring ten per cent as attorney's fees in the event of enforced collec tion; the purchaser to pay for papers and for recording, with leave to thi purchaser to pay the whole bid In cash or to akticipate payment in~L whole or In part. The purchaser of each tract shaln deposit with the Master as soon s e his bid is accepted the sum of one hundred dollars, to be credited on the purchase, and upon his failure to do so the land shall be resold Immediate ly and upon the same terms. H. H. Rikard, Master for Newberry County, South Carolina. 0OIt. 10, 1910. SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY EXE CUTORS. By authority vested in us by the will of Edw. R. Hipp, decease I, we will sell at public outcry, to the high est bidder, before the Court House door at Newberry, S. C., on salesday in No.vember, 1910, within thelg hours of sale, the following desc.rib ed real ettate, viz: 1. All that certain tract of land in Newberry County, South Carolina,, containing twenty-nine and seven- - tenths acres, more or less, bounded by - !ands of the estate of E. S. Coppock. Oakland cotton mills, Mrs. Mary E Hipp and Jones and Sanders, and others. 2. That store-house and lot in the Town of Newberry, said County hfnd State, fronting twenty (20) feet on Main street, and running back there from that width ninety-one (91) feet,.. being otherwise bounded by lot of Dr.. Van Smith on the east, by lot of A. W. Eargle on the west, by lot of the Harris estate on the South, with on'y one-half interest in the wall between the lot being described and the Smith lot, and with the same rights and priv ileges to the use of certain alley ways mientioned and described at large in deeds heretofore conveying said lot. 3. Tihat certain lot of land in that part of the 'town of Newberry known as Gravel Town, with the four tenant ? houses and other 'improvements there on, containing one-half acre, more or less, boundesi by lot of the estate of Sim Cannon on the east, by lot of Harm 'ey Reese on the west, and by alley ways on the North and South. Terms of sale: One-third of the pur chase money to be paid in cash, the balance in three equal annual install ments, with interest from day of sale,. payable annually, till paid in full, at. the rate of eight per-cent. per annum. Credit portion to be secured by notes of purchaser and mortgage of prem ~ss which shall contain the usual ax. t.i1 and 10 per cent. attor .-lThnses. Houses~ on Town - e insured for f.el insur -'1 amcl policies sesioned to i t-"es. Purchaser to por for - n-wi~ of deeds and mortgages andi onr recording of mortgage. Mrs. Ma'v F. Hipp, Geo. B. Cromer, Executors.