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Br LADGENODR, Mrs. E. Shuford, one hundred and forty acres, five dollars ai thirty three sts. fHS DOCTOR SAYS I recommend and VALUABLE REVOLUTION ARY RELIC. Sheriff's Sale of Land For TAXES.

1 1(1 1 IH MfttlilH.l.lt. W. N. C. DIVISION jPasssenex Departmet-Ashsviixe, N.

Juue, 24, 'SS Joseph little, 110 acres, 3.84 Daniel Little, 125 acres, 7.18 la. A. Little, 1 town lot, 5.76 Larkin Miller, 98 acres, 8.12 Gus Morrison. 4 acres, 14c D. A.

Morrison 4 acres, 34c Daniel Propst 34 acres, 1.68 B. Sigmon, 132 acres, 3.04 Paul Sigmon, 123 acres, 4.67 D. M. Sigmon, 94 acres, 5.56 S. W.

Sigmon, 79 acres, 4.70 S. Sigmon. "76 acres, 2.16 John Simmons, 182 acres, 40c James Sipe, 12 acres, 2.32 J. A. Sipe, 4 acres, 2.54 W.

J. Trollinger 1T town lots, 7.20 Rachel Wagner 48 acres. 1.36 Huffman, 16 acres, 2.34 Wm. Hildebrand, 30 acres, 40 Herman, 96 acres, 3.48 Gilbert Holler, 65 acres, 9.50 Hildebrand, 60 acres, 1.00 Wm Hyder, 6 acres, 2.96 Hall, 3 acres, 14c Herman, 24. acres, 2.14 Epherd Herman, 36 acres, 3.10 EDHoyle, 7.33 Dorothea Holder, 1 acres, 14c Holler, 46 acres, 3.G2 acres, 8.08 Hiram Herman, 25 acres, 2.86 Anna Hallman, 32 acres, 5.62 Hawn, 41 acres, 20.62 Huggins, two lots, 13.88 Henderson Hardin, two lots, 2.44 I A Hartsell, one lot, 6,31 Killian, 54 acres, 1.50 Charles Lucuf, one lot, 2.36 Leatherman, one lot, 50c Eli Miller, ten acres, 3.76 james Mostaller, 140 acres, 1.78 Miller, 140 acres, 5.92 Mouser, 181 acres, 8.80 acres, 7.00 DENTIST.

A Gntdaate of Baltimore flleg-e, witl mer-eral Years Xlxperienee. Doe ererj thinn pertaining to DaarumT im the Wt at Ubasoxabu Pxicsa. Aching: Teeth made ey, treatod and filled so that Ihoy will never Acho agaia. Extracting don a -v it hont ahi aaina; Saa- ffice -a t'oir r. Natoton.

S. C. Yterfa Htts RTIOW THYSELF: A Scientific aod Standard Pcpular HsdrCal trsarttooom tne Erroraof Yo- th, Prtiaatttrc IcctM. vvwm and Physical AlebiJKf impanuew wi um. l-ltHi- iron VMt, 'U.

IsBOraaee. ICxoVf- or Overtaxation. Eaerrsria- fi UKritliiif the tor Work, the Married or SocaiK a tartan Avoid unskilful rdera. Tlwn work. It coma5a3ipaea, royal vo-bindjss.

emlMMcd. full ipiU ITies), oaly Sl.tO mail, poat-pald conerate: in plain wrapper. luno-trative Prospectna reo. if von apply mow. Ton distinfrui'-ee-d anthor.

Wm. 11. rkar, it. r-eeivedtbaCOOO ND JEWEUIO MCOA1. from tno National od ienl for tho PSIZE tSSay on MERVOua svant PHYSICAL DEBIt-ITY.

lr. Parker and aeorps of Assistant lTajrfaaa may be consohed. aaaa dentially. by snail or ia person, at the sMee of XHE lr.A rti i i 9ic.uii.ai. Ko.4 nnlHawH sr ttoaMast.

Maasu, io ardera for Looks ear b4tm for advice directed aa above. at SO Newton Real Estate Co. This Company lias been i to advertise the formed lands oftlus section and to show to the outside world the excellence of our cli mate and soil, and the inducements V. C. offers to versons in search of homes or wishing to engage in any kind of, manufacturing enterprise.

We are in direct communication with all tlie land agencies of the North and West, and have un exam-vied facilities for finding vurchasers for land. All persons wishing tobuy or sell lands sJwidd commit nicate with us at once. TPe bear all expenses of advertising. Address TV. B- GAITHER, Manager- NEWTON- N- Tracts for Sale by tho Hearten.

XLeoJ Xatato i Company. No. 1. 50 acres ia the suburbs of the town of KeevetsviUe: 25 acres in cultivation, wall mprored and 25 acrvs in wood land- land extending into KeevcraviUe haa a gofi dwelling house on oo, of tho principal out god orchard. Pi ice? 1,000.

2. 400 acres, 5 mUea soatk ot Neaton. 1 la I -uvIm ttrftLt mmmmmmmmW0s Taxeso Effxct June 24, 1888. WEST-BOUND. No 90 No 52 I 00 Mam .15 14 Sop m.

7 2am 57 as 9 44 a m. 4S 11 St am lieopm. J5pn .5 10 a as 8 04 a Loam Boston. Sew York Philadelphia Haiti snore Washington Lynchbnrg Iftaaville MoreLaad City 5 ST Goldnburv i 10 a Kalnah f0 as 1 45 Darham 12 Greeasboro Arrive Saiuhary 10 ban 12 11 aightJl 18 a lMam. 12 12 noon a -111 14 ConaelG Munrantoa 4 1- a iw at anon JS 07 a 49 uauad Kb 05 a a ji as.

Bhack JaaBtain. .6 46 a 4 00 Aaacvvua I a 431 Hut Springs 14 a aa 10 11 10 a 7 30 li 44 a .8 4 0 oia MsTXietswa K.nuzcvitle ea 8t- Louis NasaviUa. Mentiaia .5 1M ..12 nirht 6 la TRAIN NO- 1S- Leave Asheviue. 24 am 10SS a as Arrive ayrevUle Cliarlrstua Janetts -4 48 East-Bound. 'TRAIN NO.

17. No 51 0 00a 8 44am ..1 00 So 48 Laavo Jarrstts Arrive Chaxlestua Wayaeavuie Asheviile 1 irKi Memphis Kashville Chattanowva 10 45 p' ..8 15 10 Ow a St. Lur 7Ha Chicago .8 liim Cincinnati Louisville 4 15 an Leave Knoxvtlle. Morristown II ot Spriaga Aslteville Black atosmtaia Round Knob Marion SaOTfantoa Cannot ly Hickory 304 7 li a 4 30pm-835am 1140 am .45 pm 123pm 18 aa 2 win II 10 pn 3 36 a 01 mirht-S 36pm 1 01 am 4 14 lMam 4 57pm 4 53pm eton Statesiville 2 20am 4 llpm SJlam. 4 5pm 4 37 a 6 38 Arrivw Saiisbary Leave Saliabury .6 27 a 7 15 an 8 00 a i 40 12 55 pm 4 SOpm 1 55 45 4 11 44 Arrive Oreensooro iJorham Baleirh ejuldsboro Xurehead Citv ..11 rat Wilmineton Kenhrrilie Richmond 02 a 3 3 ..9 41 -a Danville 9 47 1240noon1240m Waj-hirurto 7 Baltimore ..9 30 an JS 00 a 10 47 a (ill re 1 20 ew York.

Boston 3 00 .9 00 xnui. except sandaT. So 50 and 51 Pullman sleepers between Baleiirh ard Mmiiatuaa. No 50 and 51 PaU sleepera beta-eel Sew York and Sadisbsurr. So 42 and iS Pullman sleepers between Washington and Saliabary.

Xs 52 and 43 Pul.man parlor cars between Sal brtrv and Knoxville. So 52" and 53 Pullman aleepexs between X.t ville and LoniaviUe. S-1. TAYLOR. G- P.

A. A. WINBTTPN R-JJA. in. GF FOFaE COD LIVER GIL 1202 Almost as Palatable as f.1Uk.

it eaa Vt taisaa, by wksoa vJeo asiaiTaaiO nva Xsirmel and hy ban axiom osT tk odl with. Use Hypo mean gab. npldlj wkist taliis B. TrMTTT CTrTW im aVnn-Brlarjctrl rrw Phyntcajnia to bo the Finewt and Beat profm- aOa IS. IM WUCMX iui aa sejaexu.

ami wue va CONSUMPTION SCBOPUIJa. CSMERAt. DEBIUTY, WAST1HQ DISEASES, EMACIATION. COLDS and CHRONIC COUCHS. Tao oreot rtmedy far Ojaswawpffaw, anaci Wsuiima in CkiUrtn.

Sold by all Drmggists- os Richmond 10 1 a Keidgville 8 41pm WUnuna-ton 00 mm )aalx sU a 11 e- A The Greensboro Workman gives the following interesting account of a valuable revolutionary relic relic TsfM.t.r1 lo the Guilford IwVCUtlT 4-' Rattle Ground Company bj Hon. George Davis of this city President of the UUgO Guilford Battle Ground Company, has very recently come into the po3- i session of quite an interesting ana valuable relic from the old Guilford Battle Ground. It is a silver knee buckle, stamped with the English Coat of Arras, and bearing the letter engraved upon it- In 1856, when the great Whig mass meeting was held upon the grounds, tome one found the buckle while clearing off the woods. It was found on the north side of the New Garden road, along the way which Lieut. Col Webster led his charge against the Continental line, and it may be rea sonably presumed that this costly buckle was part of his dress that day.

As Col. Webster was killed by a shot received in his leg, a little stretch of fancy might imagine that the buckle was torn from his pants by the fatal shot The buckle was oivpn in the Hon. George Davis, of Wilmington, late Attorney-General nf tli fYn federate States, who was one of the Whig orators at the cele bration, and by him to the Guilford Battle Ground Company. "WE POINT WITH PRIDE' TV the "Good name at home, won by-Hood's In Lowell, where it is prepared, there is more of Hood's Sarsaparilla sold than of all other medicines, and it has given the best of satifpetion since its introduction ten years ago. This could not be if the medicine did not possess merit.

If you suffer from impure blood, try Hood's Sarsaparil-la and realize its peculiar curative power. HINDERCORN3. The only sure Cure for Corns. Stops all pain. Ensures Comfort to tUe teet.

iZa. at fruggmts. HiscoxdtCoN. Y. The best of all remedies lor Toward Pains, Colic, Indigestion, Exhaustion and all Stomach and Bowel troubles.

Also the most effective cure fori Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and I affections of the breathing organs. It promotes refreshing sleep, improves the appetite, overcomes nervous prostration. and hth new lite and strenetn to tne weak and aged. 50c ana 91.00, i uisguau. Sewing-Machine To at once a 1 i icing- our n.a UmtJ.

4 ,1 I pwnl whrre '-tie ue in pcrts, Im faciu, wr will rnc rflC U-c t. lx-ttt i lip-lilac ix.ur he iih mil the s.ltw. i.m. 1 We fclo rrr llUCuftW ttt! dimples, lit lura 1. show nliM vi i il.u-t nl.

nnr rail ai fiir 1 nfier th- hii ti Uvs run oii In u-rt nin t.ui itM.iti it.r JC: Miih ihv lar-hnir-nt-. I1? t'v Ir. tiif-ful r.ii hiiK- in ibt- Mt-iitl. All 'ret. No ffii.tlavl Plain brief rttatTDctio3 hose at onrr can tt--eurt! IVre th bt cewtHS'-tuaviime in auj tti TKHR fc liex: .40.

AaUuta, Elaine. snet line of works of iiiirh art ever sLMm it. n-e-wiM CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS SB) CSSSS CIAX01T2 B2A1TD. Oriclul. (Mt, sal; sraahe and n-iiaoje put lor sale.

Clever rau. Ask for Chickttto't BtigiUk A Diamond Brand, in red aie-R tallic boxes, sealed vita blue rib- At Uraggista. Aeeept others All Dills in naate. board boxes, pink vrannera. are a iaaeer.

ae eoaM t-rfrlt- Send 4e. (ataraps for partial lara and -Keller fcr Ladles," letter, bv m.i mail. 1S.SAS ek. UDIESstoaaTsaeedtheak KaawPaser. CaiehesUr Chemical CoKadisoa YOUR HOME IS NOT FURNISHED WITHOUT ONE.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Ny. 1, 1888. Farty Thonsausd Sontkern Hoaaea anade happy with flue inatrsinenta alaee 1870 ana still tne aed work goes nn. 3,000 Planoa and Orsans iwilJ lsmt vesr. 5,000 onr mark for this year.

Lower Prices Better Instrameatst Easier Terass aacl srreaier laaacensenU wiU scla mm this Increased sale. Thousands of Hsbm vet anHnranlletil wttai Iastrnracnta that might to-day be enioylnaT taem mrongn our easy system eraellinar. CASH ta pay sows not needed. We baye A PLAN by which, WITHOUT RISK, anr ae eaa obtaJa an Instrnment sf asy Htyle Price, mailing; either- MONTHLY, QUARTERLY or YEARLY PIVltPWU nntil paid for, meanwhile enjoying nse mt Instrnment. Ns extortionate prices.

No Risk. No Forfeiture of all cash paid if Installments can-not be promptly paid. Contract; perfectly FAIR and EQUITABLE, protecting pnr. irsai sua unposiuOB Or Write ns and we will point oat the way to tret a fine Instrnment Easily and at a Low Price Wonderful bargains for Fall 1888. Better than any before offered.

Prieea Largely Red need. Notice these SPECIAL OFFERS Upright Piano only Q200 1 Octaves Overstrnn Scale Three Strings Rosewood Fully Guaranteed. sww loue. uiiaiogTJe price, OOOO. Parlcr Organ oiy QQ5 Four Sets Reeds 11 Stops Conplers Handsome Case.

Catalogue Price, t-OO. Stool, Cover, Instructor, Music Book and all Freight Paid. Other Special Offer jaH as good. Largest Stock bouw to encase jromu TEN BRAND of A gTgpft if Cerent style. Can utt ail buyers.

Writs) for catalogue, circulars, and Free Copy of oar ness paper "Sharps and Flats," givingfuU and VOhuMl REHEKBER OUR. LOW PRICES, OUR EASY TERMS. OWE PRICE ONLY. HANDSOME OTJTSTTK. BEST INSTRUMENTS.

ALL FREIGHT PAIS IS DAYS TRIAL. MONEY SAVED ALL. LU EH BATED SQUTHE8N 1USIC HOUSE. SUSSISaM. Cik Jla af7 sella Is Ires Catawba Township.

IFilliam Abernethy, col. fourteen acres, fifty two cts. James Brown, 124 acres, twenty six dollars and 6ixty teveu cts. Wiley Bron, twenty acres, sixty seven cts. Jobn Brown, fifteen acres, two dollars and ninty two cts.

Laura Bost forty two acres, two dollars and twenty two cts. v. at a anny isronks, zu acres, ec Jason Brooks, 18 acres, 8. 14. Cline, 240 acres, 27.04, Coulter Pitts, 2 town lots, 18.56 Connor, 2 acres, 4.34 Cooper, 1 town lot, 3.94 Rosa iqglass, 36 a re-, 1.00 Erwin, 18 acres.

50c Elbert Edwards, 19 acres, 6.53 Fish, 86 acres, 3.01 Calvin Flowers, 27 acres, 1.92 Jacob Gabril, 61f acres, 4 00 Mrs. Nancy Gant, 48 acres, 2.44 Perry Huit, 11 acres, 2.40 Ieriel Harveston, 30 acres, 74c JM Ha, 97 acres 3 06 John Harris, 2 scies, 18c Hull, coL, 30 acres; 1.00 Hull, coL, 54 acres L80 Jones, 183 acres, 18.24 A James, 4 acre, 2.34 William Jeukius, 10 acres, 42cts A Kale. 30 acres, 3.22 Kale, 96 acres, 4.71 Catherine Kale, 6 acres, 16c Monroe Lawrence, 23 acres, 2.05 Thomas Lawrece, 5 acres, 2.30 A Linebariter.50 acres, 1-44 Alice Livingston, 1 town lot, 13.14 1 Lee, 145 acres, 8 20 a mr A I uua Alcivinnis, 2 acres, aoc McGee, 23 acres, 6.56 Mi len, 30 acres, 60c Joseph Neil, 10 acres, l-Og Mrs. (Mam, 133 acres, 4.02 Pitta, 153 acres, 14.50 dauie Powell, VI acres, a 40 Mrs. Robinson, 76 acres.

2-50 A Robinson, 170 acres, 8.14 Alfred Smith, 16 acres, 2. 67 A Sweet. 427 acres, 38 43 lratt Setzer, 110 acres 27.17 Noah Setzer, 253, acres, 17.20 Frank Smith, 10 acres, 2.40 Andrew Smyre, 2 a res, 6.16 Trollinger, 73 acres, 6.93 Trollenirer. 408 seres. 16-30 Sidney Wilkie, admrof W.230 acres, VI 67 A Wilson, 157 a-rep, 8.64 Wilson Robinson, 17 acres, 3.84 Wilson, 50 acres, 2 00 Eliut Hnnsucker, 10 acres, 50c Isaiah Hooper, 16 seres, 2.98 A acres, 20o Edwards I28 acres, 192 Last ot town property wnereoa mm taxes were not paid December 31st 1888: Abigal 1 tot 38c- Aarou Bost 1 lot 46c Pink Bost, I lot, 1.18 Ann Berrier, 1 lot 30c Deal 1 lot 4.68 Fry, 1 lot, 92c Deck Finger, 1 lot, 38c A Goodnight, one lot, 4.31 Harris, 1 lot, 3Sc Jarrett, one lot.

6 38 McCorkie Setzer, one 1 3.75 Marlow, one lot, 2.53 David Setzer, laud iu town, 1.83 Thomburg. one lot, two dol lars and twelve ceutr. Taylor, one lot, 1.94 eane wilson, one lot, 26 cents hA Yount, two lots, 42.75 wesley Pope, one lot, oue dollars Jh Propst. 1.70 Delinquents who meet me at Newtou or send money and pay their taxes will be charged only 20cts, coat for levying and advertising and their names will be dropped from the list. Full will charged on all lands sold All lauds not sold publicly forwant of bidders will be sold privately at my office to any person who will pay the taxes, penalty and costs there of for the same.

Certificates will be given to each purchaser aud the same shall be assignable by endorsement, and unless he owner, or occupant of any laud sold, or any person having an interest therei shall redeem the taui -villain oue year Mir day oi aale. by paying the S-eritT for the use of th purchaser, la heirs, or a assigns, i be sum lueuuonea in nis cert i H-n te, with interest thereon at i he iate of twenty per cent-, per annum from date of purchase, then upon the return of the certificate properly endorsed, and showing a compliance with the law in such cases, the Sheriff will execute and de-liver to the purchaser, his heirs, or assigns, a deed of conveyance for the real estate described in -said certificate. Respectfully S. YOUNT Ex. Shff Tax Collector, Catawba County.

Jan. 1st, 1889. Do you suffer with catarrh Ton ran be cured if you take Hood's Sar- aaparilla, the great blood purifier- Sold by all druggista. A SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES HER LIFE It waa iust an ordinary nerap of wrapping paoer, but it saved her. life.

She wn in the last stage- of consumption, told by phy sicians that she was incura ble aud could live only a abort time; ihe weighed less than seventy pounds. On- a pice of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's New IVscovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bot tle, it helped' her more, bought another, grew better fast, continu ed its nse and is now atrocr healthy, rosy, plump, weighing- 140 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. II.

Cole, Fort Smith. Bottles of this wonderful discovery sold at Abernethy William's drug store. 1 i I I By virtue of levies made by jxvs for default in payment of Taxes, I will expose, at public sale, for cash, at the Couit House door in Newton, on First Monday of February, 1883, the various tracts and parcels ol land heiein named. The whole of each tract ox eon tiguaus body of land belonging to the delinquents named will be set up for pale at the same time, and the bid will be struck off to him who will pay the amount of taxes with all expenses for the smallest part of said land. The purchaser must pay the amount due on the spot or the land will be immediately resold.

Each tract will be sold iu the or der named below, and the sale will continue from day to day until all is disposed of. Newton Township. Bolch's estate, 191 r. l. 25.98.

acres, T. J. Bost, 15 acres, 9.86. E. Bost.

1 lot, 4.90. W. A. Boyte, 1 lot in Conovar, 4.00 Bowman, 171 acres, 4.70 -F A Bridges, 1 town lot, 3.5& Branan 2 lots in Conover, 8.67 Bost Hallman. 1 lot, 67c Charley Carlton, one town lot, 2.34 Monroe Coulter, two lots, 2.34 Noah Cloninger, 64 acres, 1 66 Deal, 1 lot, 16c Miles Deal, 1 lot iu (Jonover, 2.00 Douglas, 53 acres, 6.16 John Epps, 15 acres, 3.78 Samuel Fry, one lot, 34c Charles Frj's estate, 42 acres, 5.28 Pink Fry, one lot, 6,36 Fulibright, two A Goodnight, two lots.

14.24 Gibson, 69 acres, 11 36 Hallman, 1 lot in Maiden, 24.61 Perceda Hartzoe, 53 acres, 1.56 A Hoke, one lot, 2.57 Holler, 47 acres, 4.20 Henry Houston, one lot, 2.34 Perry Huit, 210 acres, 15.94 Pink Hull, one lot, 58c Ikerd, 427 acres, 41.38 Jarrett, Hot and 5 acres, 5.66 Peter Loietz, one lot, 34c Martin, 52 acres. 8.02 Elijah Moser, 21 acres. 2.16 Moser, 2 1 3 acres, 6.82 Naugle, 43 acres, 2.84 Pope, one lot, 2 20 Rader, 59 a ores, 9 60 Ramsour, 50 acres, 2.66 Rabb, one lot, 3.18 Joan Kemhardt, one lot in Cono ver, 5 19 Rowe. one lot, 1.33 Self, 85 acres, 3.20 TVatt Setzer, 50 acres, 10.07 Daniel Setzer, 193 acrep, 11.74 A Setzer, five acres, 2.30 oily Setzer. 75 acres, 2.86 Setzer, 62 10.65 a sigmon, eleven acres, 67c si sigman, 67 acres, 8.05 Halinda sigman, 62 acres.

4.67 A Sigmon, 28 acres, 3 60 jirn smith, four acres, 2.34 Sinyre, one lot, 4 54 Bettie Starr, ten acres, 38c Starr, teu acres, 2.64 David Setzer, 173 acr 8,22.58 Elizabeth Thorn burg, 25 acres, 10.35 Taylor, one lot, 3.80 John W. Wagner, 73 acres, 2 67 Wilson, 139 acres, 8.50 Perry Wilson, 13 acres, 2 52 Andrew Wilson, 488 acres, 29.44 Jane Wilson, one lot, 34c Wi son, 42 3L30 Calvin Wood, one lot, 7.03 Abigal Abernatby, one lot, 680 Geo Coulter, one lot, 2.16 Rosanah Deal, 206 acres, 16.62 A Ramsour, one lot, 1.37 Elijah WiIsod, two acres. 20c Jones Xount, 109 acres, 13.87 Alfred Setzer, one lot, Sallie Smyre, 150 acres, 42.34 Levina Smjre, 190 acres, 19.37 Amanda Smyre, one lot, 70c FA Brady, one lot, 9.77 Julia Graham, one lot 1.00 Ann Berrier, one lot, 69c Hickoby Township. Allran, 100 acres, 3.34 Abernathv, one lot, 47.33 A AUrnathy, 253 acres, 17.60 F. Abernathv.

23 acres, 1.88 Jones Abernatby, 34 acres, 70c Same Abernatby, 53 acres, 3.06 Harrison Alexander, one lot, 34c John Brady; 14 acres, 68c Bolch, 46 acres, 3 24 Bolch, 46 acres, 4.32 Dayid Barger, 51 acres, 3.86 Bumgaruer. 45 a- res, 6.86 Bradford, two lots, 11.18 in Browder, one ot, 3.26 Charley Barger, obe lot, 34c Asbury Beard, one lot, 5.02 J. Bell, two lots, 9.33. Jobn.Bo8t, col one lot, 9.64 Simeon Barker, 140 acres, 14.40 Cody, 100 acres, 4 20 Campbell, one lot, 76c John Campbell, one lot, 2.30 Cody, two lots, 7.88 Cobb, one lot, 6.84 A Clay, two lots, 4 86 Howell Cobb, one itr 4.00 Cobb, one lot, 4.00 Cobb, one lot, 4 67 Cobb, one lot, 4.00 James Cline, one lot, 6.05 Deitz, 31 acres, 8.88 Dellinger, 102 acres, 60 Djly, one lot, 5.58 John Davis, one lot, 2.67 Lettie one lot, 26c Lee Fry, one lot, 2.50 Fry, one lot, 11.24 Fry, on lot, 5.50 Alice Forney, one lot, 1.37 Lee Gaither, one lot, 4.94 A Hearne, two lots, 3.60 John Fry, 109 acres 2.36 lie is Fry, one lot, 2.50 John Fry, 45 acres, 20.00 Fryy 245 acres, 16.88 JB Fry, 47 acres, Bruce Fry, 204 acres, John L. Flowers, 50 acres, 2.2S Greenhill, 75 acres, 3.44 Harris, one lot, 1.33 Hiram Hefner, 40 acres, 1.66 Laban Hallman, 43 acres, L14 ton.

1- irrt of tnt C. A L. N. O. railroad; 250 acres in a kick state of eai ligation, 14 acres Of bottom land; 25o acres heavily timbered.

-ak and hickorv revailitig; 4 dwelltnc hoaxea and aaaay convenient out houo; ii.e rcnarda. ec This is sue of the finest trlantaaons in the neoaty. That Wonderful Combination TAYLOR'S CHEROKEE REMEDY of tv.eEET CUM and IViULLElN. -i more than any prescription writ--Mi plants are hlghiy r. ha Sweet Gum ooraos fro the Southern is mgniy xacpocw.

and thus eombinod thoy are simply A PERFECT REMEDY. A COLD nerleoted leada to aeri -us "rolts, CTOTTP yourhomo without waminz. WHOOOTQ IXWQH so annoying and painful, AU. yieM readily seemingly A i POWER Jweet Gum and Mullein. BUONCIHITISandASTH-a left unattended to, will lead to CON8TJJCPTIOM.

no aieae it quickly relieves and positively ouree. INSIST ON HAVING CT. Dr Qnillian. tho Ic-adin? physician of Orest Brit- on Lung ad Bronchial Troubles, rwmmanda uiioia" aaLPy per cent better than Cod Liver Oil yr Consumption. JSTKeep it In the boose.

IT IS PLEASAH.T AND PALATABLE and is the finest known remedy in the world lor all "Throavacd Lung troubles. It will stimulate the throat and enable you to throw off all obstructions ausUy. aiding expectoration anA-saHevina- the oough for it. 360. 60c sizes.

kTdoes not Wit. we wiU pay. lor one tone expose charges on Infe size bottles to any part a 1 on Tie WALTER A. UTLORC VOU ALL BOWEL TBOTTSLE8 and Children Tecta-1 rat Southern remedy Dr. Bit-ears1 -Tuckleberry Cordial.

6Q pent at Proggiata. TAYLOR'S PREMIUM GOLOGME IS THE BEST. (5 Soils Oold Watch. fnrB UIllll nKa watrb ia the workL TUlHa. ireTj awiwi inn Hububc cm ttotb laaies-ud encs' sices, with works and cases equal Talne, One Person in each lo ealur can secure one free, tee-ether with onr larr saa tsj-naale Una of Hownekold Saaaples.

Theee samples, as well aa the watch, we sea end after Ton hsrs sept then hi toot home fcr months and show. thej. to those iieai ra y-- lyrom Tour i proprt. Tboee. at samcaa be son of leeeiTiag- the Wat W.

pay al.r.;, wtinsoa 2 Cs 81 JortlanO, aUlMi FOR 133 And for the Democracy. Tiik Sex believes that the campaign for the election of a Democratic Congress 1390 and a Democratic President in 192 should begin on or at-out the fourth of next March. Thk Sox will lie on hand at the beginning and ultil the end of the most interesting and imptrtant conflict since the war, doing it honest utmost, as ever, to secure the triumrh for the Democratic party aii'l the permanent supremicy of she principles helil hv Jefferson. Jackson, and iiluan. The great fact of this year is the return to absolute K)er of the common enemy of all good Detn- -the political organization lor wnose over- lb.

ovr Tub Sus fought at the front for fifteen iiis, the memorial years of Grant and the Fraud Haves, and Garfield and Autiiur. It is same old enemv that Democrats now con tr.mt he rill be entren Thed in the strong position, it has been earried once by brave and hopeful fighting. Do vou not believe with the Sus that the tiling can bo done again Wait and see! The hope of the Democracy is in the loyal effort of a united press cherishing no memories of past differences in non-essentials, forgetting everything but the lessons of experience, and that victory is a duty. 1'robably you know the Silt already as a newspaper which gets all the news and prints it in incomparably interesting shape; which chronicles facts as tney occur and tells the truth about men and eveats with absolute fearlessness, making the eompletest and most interesting journal published an where on earth; and which sells its opinions only to its subscribers and purchasers at two cents copy on Sun-lays four cents. If you do not know the Sex, send for it and learn what a wonderful thing it is to be in the sunshine.

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Caroline Blankinship, 43 acrss 2.24 R. L. Bolick, 146 acres, 2.67 Bumgarner, 123 acrs 11.66 Andrew Beal, 63 acres, 17.61 A Bandy, 47 acres 4 34 Abel Caldwell, eighty acres 1 96 Caldwell Heirs, by Park, 28 acres 76c Caldwell, sen-, 217 acres 5.14 Elizabeth Campbell, fifty acres 3.10 A Caldwell, 61 acres 2 40 A Clark forty five acres 2.61 acres 3.26 Jas. Caldwell, g4 acres 4 40 Caldwell 57 acres 3 87 Campbell, 26 acres, 1.00 A Epps four acres. 2 67 J.

F. Haas, 77 acres, 3.3? W. E. Hallman, 57 acres', 8 40 J. F.

Howard, 300 acres, 12 48 Caroline Jones, 57 acres, 1.22 H. E. Eirksey, 51 acres 6.02 J. W. Kirksey, 32 acres, 3.82 Caleb Link, 248 acres, 19.62 O.

C. D. Lofiin. 20 acres. 2.82 W.

McAdams, 151 acres, 3.28 R. M. Norwood 41 i acres, 1.00 L. M. Propst, 172 rcres, 2.16 R.

P. Propst, 82 acres, 7 95 a S. "etzer, 164 acres, 3.92 S. N. Sherrill, 62 acres, 7.4S Manuel Wilson, one hundred and sixty one acres, eight dollars and twenty cts Sarah E.

Wilson, thirty seven and 5 acres, one dollar and sixty cents D. Wilson, twenty aix acres three dollars and six cts D. E. Wilson, thirteen acres, fifty four cts. T.

V. Wilson, twenty acres, fifty four cts tV. C. Williams eighteen and acres, eight dollors and fourteen eta Mary 11 wilkinson, two hundred and thirty eight acres, four dollars and forty eight cts E. w.

wilkinson, seventy one acres, seven dollars ane ninety nine cts Henry oetzer, thirty two acres, four dollars J. M. wilkinson, one hundred and thirty acres, three dollars and thirty three cis w. E. Jones, four hundred and ten sores, six dollars and aixty two cts Jacob's Fobs Towsshw Frank Backburn, nine acres thirty cis w.

h. Blackburn, nine acres, dollars and sixty seven cts Henrv Cacsler, one hundred a fifty five acres, five dollars two i and Ziza Carson, sixty three eighty four cts Dick Coulter fifteen acres, two dollars and thirty six cts Davis Cline, twenty two acres, one dollar and eighteen cts It. A. f-onrad, nineteen acres, one dollar and two cts Catharine Dagethardt, thirteeu acres, twenty six cts R. M.

Frv, forty one acres, three dollars and sixtv cts Fulbright, one hundred and maety five acres, fifteen dollars and fifty six cts George Gilbert, twenty five acres, thii ty four cts P. Z. Gilbert, tighty acres, two dollars and sixty eeveu cts J. s. Goodman, one town lot, four dollars and fifty cts i.

w. Helton, one hundred and sev en acres, hve dollars- and lorty six cts M. jarrett, fifty acres, three dol lars and two cts Dr. A. P.

Keever, one hundred acres, ami three town lots, tweive dollars and fourteen cU James Keever, one hundred and ninety three acres, eleven dollars and eighty two cts D. Keever, oue town lot, four dollars nnd forty two cts Daniel Keever, oue hundred aud forty acres, fire dollars and fourtoen cts D. A. Lafon, forty four acre. ihre dollars and four cts j.

a. Lore, one acre, six eta Th s. Michal, eighteen acre, thirty arret wiu. Kance, sixteen acre, thirty four cts Ft-ank Nance, twenty acres, three dollars and sixty eight cts. if a.

pnstou, oi.e town lot, fur dollars and fifty six cts F.auk Propst, five acres, two doN lars and sixteen cts Sid Ramsour, three acres, two dollars and twenty six eta L. m. Bsinhardl, one hundred and two acres, five dollars and thrty three cts Shuford, fifteen acres, two dollars and thirty aix cts j. a. siguion, one town lot, two dollars and sixty cts Lee SL'tnan, ten acres, two dollars and twenty two cts Henry Smith, forty three acres two dollars and fifty eight cts Sarah Smith, fifty three acres, thirty four rts xrs.

it war lick, eighty three acres, two dollars and ninety four eta r. one hundred twelve acref, eight dollar and teen cts B. m. whitener, four hundred ani six-and fifty acres, twelve dollars and eight cta forty L. A.

Whitener, seventy four acres. three dollars and thirty cts A. K. Yoder, sixty eight acres, four dollars and twenty four eta Able Shuford, ten acres, two dollars and i ixteen eta. Joseph Robinson.

14 acres, two dollars and twenty Will Robinson, eleven acres, two dollars and fifty six eta. Ezekiel Robinson, five acres, two dollars and twenty cts. H. Speagle, forty acres, oar dollars and fifty cts. Chailes ScronoVone hundred and three acres, ssreaty on cts.

The whole will be aoM in a budy or will be divided into mailer tracts. 3. SO acres. 5 miles weot Sewtoa. abuat kal in Miltinlum n.l I1 we-ll tiawhr.

d.larsl watered: has coed dwellins: bonse, orckatd, a c. Marshall, nine lots, 14.14 A Marshal, 3 acres and four iots, 19.78, A Martin, two lots, 3.84 1 Mcintosh, one lot, 1.16 Maynard, eight 3.56 Nichols, one lot, 2.00 Mrs Naugle, forty acres, 1.48 Ananias Poovv, 158 acres, 5.40 Poovy, 83 acres, 2.78 Jonns Propst, six acres, 58u E'Peterson, 73 acres, 8.64 Rowe, 60 acres, 11.08 Hattie Rowe, 40 acres, 8.06 A Rowe, 100 acres, 34 23 Sloop, one lot, 1 33 Mrs Ppencer, 221 acres, 7-00 A A Spencer, five acres, 2.80 Seitz, fifty acres, 9.38 A Sigman, thirty acres, 1.08 Paul -Sigman, 38 acres, 1.90 Spencer, 237 acres, 10.16 Pink Shuford, one lot, 1.38 John Shuford, one lot, 2.16 Alex. Smyre, one lot, 33c Tate, one let, 2.00 Mrs Turner, 105 arc-s, 1.75 Benj. Turner, fifty acres, 2.16 A Vanhorn, 115 acres, 4 67 A Whiteer, 169 acres, 12.68 Whiseuant, 150 acres, 3.66 A Whitener, 25 acres, 2.44 A Whitener, 195 acres, 8.56 Abel Whitener, 240 acre, 1118 Miss A Whitener, 128 acres, 5 68 Whisnant, 347 acres, 16.67 Winebarger, fifteen acres, 1.94 Whitener, 338 acres, 34 33 Whitener Seitz six acres. 8.00 Whitener, one lot, 2.68 Watson, four acres, 7.28 Wagner, 51 acres, 4 96 White, one lot, 10.14 Sallie Whitener, one lor, 16c Martin Wilfong, 1 lot, 3.20 Thomas Woods, one lot, 4 34 A Whitener Son, one lot.

4,30 You.nt, three acres, 8 98 Daniel Yoder, 168 acres. 10.33 Jarrett, 97 acres. 6.60 A Hahu. 150 acres, 14 96 Parish, 43 acres, 3.86 KUlian, 88 acres, 18.34 Mrs Sigman, 35 acres. 4.96 Jack Philips, one lot.

5.50 t. Creek Towsship. Abby Aberuathy, 70 acres, 2.22 Cornelius, 123 acres, 13.14 Jobn Douglass, sixty acres, 1.33 Dagernardt, 73 acres 8.90 John Goodson, tbiiteen acres 2.34 Robert 143 acres, 5.12 ir Kale. 20 acres, 2.67 Susan Linebarger, fifty acres, 1 16 Robert McCombs, 85 acre, 8.56 Joe llcCombs, 44 acres, 4.78 TFill Robinson, 37 acres, 8.08 Charles Robinson, ten acies, 5.22 IFilliaui Sims, 8 acres, 2 28 A Shuford, 395 acres, 14 52 Johu Sloan, 4 3-4 acres, 2.24 Susan Stiles, fifty five acres, LOO Airs. P.

Turner, 148 acres, 10.34 Avery IFilkinson, tine acres, 3.04 Vilkinson, 58 acres, 1.16 Miles Childers 62 acres, 3.32 Marion Jiobiusou, 38 acres, 476 Basdys Township. W. C. Abernethy, 35 acres, 3.18 Abernatby Rocket, 208 acres, 4.00 Sallie Allen, 4G acres, land, Wm. Brittain, 108 acres, land, 44 Ann Baker, 64 acu land, 2.98 William Burns, 207 acres, land, 740 Joshua Beam, 386 acres, 3 8 Laban Degerhart, 45 acres, 22c Andre Fulbright, 130 acres, 8 80 Sarah Hudson, 10U acres, 84c A.

Hudsor, 170 acres, 9.54 R. P. Huffman, 136 acres, 1.66 Mary Hoyle, 423 acres, 6.64 J. Hoyle, 70 acres, 94c W- S. Jarrelt, 30 acres, 50c W.

S. Jarrett, store, 4.67 H. M. Johson 22 acres, 34c W. D.

a Johnston, 277 acres, 6.82 H. Johnston, 22 acres. 2L83 B. F. Johnston, 45 acres, 2.90 William Johnston 124 acres, 4.22 S.

Rendleton, 183 acrts, 4.94 G. W. Rendleton, 169 kcres, 7.04 Alex. Robinson, 56 acres. 38c Eliza Rhonej, la3 acres, 1.66 M.

C. Rhoney, 30 acres, 1.02 -R. D. Ritchey 121 acres, 3.70 Monroe 67 acres. 3.52 W.

H. Smith, 55 acr. 3.56 J. W. Smith, 46 acres, 2.96 Fanny Tucker, nine acres, 38c Henpy Tuckeer, 73 acres, 1.35 Anderson Wood, 28 acres.

2.44 D. A. Williams, 10Q acres, 3.76 R. D. Weaver, 26 acres, 2.74 Clisis Township N.

L. Beufield, 45 acres, 3.14 Perry Benfield, ten acres, 240 M. S. Bostiau, 90 acres, 6.19 Elbtrt Brady, 100 acres, 3.46 T. H.

Bumgarner, 103 acred, 7.50 T. H. Ben field, 100 acres, A. Cline, 74 acres, 4.40 R. Cloninger, guardian Cloninger, guardian, 16J acres 54c M.

D. Dellinger, 20f acres, 4.36 Miles Hefner, 40 acres, 94c L. R. Hefner, 122 acres, 6.94 S. L.

Hunsacker, 27 acres, 3.70 Philip Huffman, 45 acres, 3 22 D. CL Huffman, 46 acres, 3.76 Cain Huit, 4 acres, 4.26 Hiram Herman 44 acres, .66 J. Hedrick, 1 town lot, 04c S. L- lienkel, 24 acres, 7.84 O.M Ingold, 71 acres, 2.12 Kate Isenhour, 45 acres, 1.04 -Eli Kaylor, 5 acres, 2.56 D. E.

Kay lor 55 acres, 5.05 4. 'ottains the fin--t mineral sprinw in the State by hi-ttaj anadvaia- ib-airaVlo aile fcr bo el. 371 ecru, part ia rtiltivation fine orchard. Sit va tod 2 ntiles -aet of X-wton. tho r-'ght aanlt this property woald be a tortuve.

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