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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18

THe Florida War NOT ya eadad.-Tie papers from the South give accounts of another battle, attended with considerable slaughter, and the loss of valuable officers, on the part of the American troops It is ally astonishing how Q mere handful of Indians have been enabled to prolong this for such length of time. See preceding page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18

me times appears 10 De at good deal Of trouble, and doubt with good many twinges of conscience. to throw its slayer around the Commissioner of the School Fund. Is he not aware that when the war commenced between the Patriot and the Times, the S. C. expressed himself decidedly in favor of the for mer does he not know that Mr. B. is at heart utterly opposed to the war upon the Banks which the Times is constantly urging forward thathe is sockhoder to very large amount? and that though he may pro- fess to be locofoco to-day, and conservative tomor- row, his whole interest-save that of securing office is adverse to the Locos?
 How long is it since the Hartford Times was so ex- ceedingly chay ohe political reputation of the School Commissioner that he should volunteer defend him from the charge of loving office and its emoluments better than principle and love of country? We recol lect the time when it was very bitter against him. ext!aoFdinay degree of sensation was produced yes terday m this city by the announcement that the Com
 cnacecM BaRk. the fayorite pet bank of the admins
 aon m this city, controlled exclusively by friends of bounty, had stopped payment. We have not learned the exact amount ot government money, which has been swamped by this ailure but is said to be S3 OOO.-Ahas cf Saturday.
 t is said that the President of the Bank, Mir Smp- son, is indebted upwards of sa5o,OOO. He was ex- pecting the appointment of Collector of the Portl
 The bll allowing the Banks of the State to issue bills of less denomination than five dollars, has pas sed the House of Assembly of New-YOrk. It passed by of 100 to 27. Its fate in the Senate is uncer- tain; but it is supposed that it will not pass, as the majority in that body is lOeO-Soeo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18

Julia Murdock, sentenced to death for poisoning Mrs. Henry, executed the l9th at the Toronto jai James Henry, her paramour, and the husband ot her victim, died about week before in the hospi- ta of intenperance. He kepta low tavern in Toron- to- and Julia Murdock was servant in the house.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
KtdeevtlIe .acs.ae,,,y.


Tho exercises Of this institution will COM
mence on Monday the 5,h Of the present
Inst. under the direction of Francis Moody,
n native of Virginia, who has had consider
able experience in his profession. We in
vite the attention of Parents and Guardians
to the locality Of the Ridgeville Academy,
which, in our opinion, is place not sur
passed for health, by any in the Up-C Country
and respectfully solicit share Of their pa
tronage. Board can be procured in respecta-
BILE families aud convenient to theAcademy
nj from to SO per month.
RATES OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading, and Writing .
per Quarter $3 OO
The above with Arithmetic and En-
glish Grammar. OO
The above with Geography, History.
Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Rhetoric, &c. 90
COL. NJ. WATSON, !
A. WATSON,
B.F. .BOATRIGHT,
MAJ Z. WATSON. ( Trustees.
f. w. PERRY,
LEWIS HOMES.Es
Feb: 6 1888 fl
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Collie Mixture.

ENHE above is never failing remedy for that
IL variety collie, SO distressing to Infants,
stances are too commonly given. tits safe and
soothing. and instead of producing costveness. it
usually operates gently on the bowels
This remedy hns now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation, which
quack medicines made to sell, cannot command.
1t is extensively used by the best physicians in
the COUNTRY and to use the language Of many a
mother, acts rs charm. While it allays the
pain and lulls the child to rest, it does not leave
boiind it those unpleasant symptoms. which
Laudanum, Batemans Drops, &c generally pro
and certificates Of its efficacy Gf requred) can be
produced from tha most respectable citizens OF
Carolina and Georgia. For sale by
KITCHEN g. ROBERTSON,I Hamburg,
EDW. WEBB. anderson Fl.
WIN. IIACKETT, Pendlcton C. IT,
DIR. f. J. MINIS, Edgefcid C. H.
Feb. 1888 til
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TIE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GUY REEsER6

"ILL stand tho ensuing Spring Season
w at my stable at the Ridge, alld other
places in tho District. For particulars see
Hand Bill And will attend at each place
every ninth day afterwards during the Sea-
son, & will be let to Mares at the following
prices; SD the single visit, SIG the Season
and Sl5 to insure mare with foal. In
every instance the insurance money will
become due rs soon as the mare is known
to be with foal or exchanged. A company
of seven mares shall 30 entitled to deduc-
ton of 81 OH each mare by one mans be-
coming responsible for the whole. All pos
lille care taken to prevent accidents, but
will not be responsible for any.
PEDIGREE
GUY RIVERS was sired by RnndoIph's
Janus, his dam by Carolin,an. grand dam
by Bedford G. 6. dam by Diomcdc, 6. g. g.
dam by Quicksilver, out Of Shark Mare.
Randolph's Janus, and Carolinian wero
both sired by Sir Archy, and the g. g, g.
dams ofboth were sired by imported Janus,
In purify of blood Guy Rivers is unsur-
passed, in beauty Of color and symmetry
Of form. will compare with the best horses
of the day. ISAAC JONES.
Ridge, Feb. 27, I'D
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PROCLAMATION.

Hy fhs Ercciicncy PIERCE NJ BrrLEn.
ESQ Gorcrnor and Commadcr-in- Chief
IN amt orcr the State Of South Curoiiu0.
"NEREAS information has been re-
w ccivcd Ivy this Department that IA
certain Tree man of color, named Tom
Archer, was on or about the 18th of March
last, icloniously taken and carried away
from the house of Widow Hill, near ,hc
Fish Dam Ford, in the District of Chester.
ny Two white men. who called thcmsclve,
Alexander Archer and Harris.
Now KNOW YE, That to the intent the soid
Archer aud Harris may be brought to lerol
trial and condisn punishment, for the ab-
ductIon and offence aforesaid, do lcrcbv
oier reward of three hundred dollars for
the apprehension and delivery of the said
Archer and Harris, or one hundred and fiftv
dollars for the delivery ofcilhcr of them. into
any Jail i'll this State
II Is also stated tha two whi,c men oftlo
above names were at Kingston, in Autaunn
county Alabama, about the Sill, or OH Of
April last, with the said boy Tom Archer.
ana there offerc'l him for sale as slave. but
on the SAID boy declaring he was "A freeman.
no sale could be cflccicd; and tLat ,hev
carried nm from there, and said they were
going to Grccnsborou.h.
Given under my hand and the seal ofrho
State, this 21st day Of December, 1857.
p. NJ. BUTLER.
@l.. s. BY the Governor.
Is. II. SAXON,
:, Secretary of State.
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Look at This !!

MY imported Jack DUBLIN, five years
IvA old. will stand at my stable, only three
miles and half west of Edgeficld Court
House, the ensuing Spring Season, and be
let to mares at the following prices viz So
the season and SO to insure n mare to be
with foal. In all cases where n marc is
put by the insurance. the money will be
considered due when it is asccrtained that
she is in foal or transferred. All possible
care will he taken to prevent accidents but
l will not be responsible for any. The
Season to commence the tenth of March
and end the last Of June.
w. II. MOSS.
Feb. 20, 1888 f4
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THE HoR Sc
NULLIFIER.

"IL taRd the ensuing StaOn at
w Thirty Dollars the Season. Twenty
Dollars the single leap, and Fifty Dollars
insurance, at the plantation of Captain
William B. Mays, four miles below Edge
field Court House, on the Stage road lead
ing to Augusta. Ample preparation for
care and attention to mares will DO nIade.-
They will be pastured and fed on grain, (if
required,) at twenty-five cents per day
Accidents, escapes. sickness, &c. at the
risk of the owners, although every attention
will DO paid to prevent them.
DESCRIPTION
NULLIFIER. is beautiful Bay, hand.
somely marked with delightful coat of
hair. which shows his superior stock. His
appearance is communicable is of the
greatest power, substantially and strength.
llc will be eight years old this sprins-is
full l6 6hands high having superior size, large
bones, and is as well muscclled as any other
forse, in this or any country, and hos as
much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make up
company oi five mares, and become re-
spnonsible for the payment will have the
privilege of putting them Il, twenty five dol
lars the Season.
The Season will commence the fifteenth,
NJ anu CHu Ou tile TENN OF June.
Fifty cents to tho groom in every instance
Performance of Nmlifer's Colts.
NULLIFIER'S COLTS arc now run
ming as well as any colts in this country.
On the Norfolk course, Spring term 1887,
Jauc Rowlctt by Nulliicr, three years old,
beat the Sweepstako race, mile heats Win
ming the first and second heat, Time min
SO scc.--1 min. SO scc. Sec Turf Reg.
July, 1887 p. 476.
On tho Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall
meeting, w. r. Johnson's b. f. by Multi
fer. three years old, run Sweepstakes two
mile heats, for which four other colts of the
best stock, were entered. This race was
lost by Nullificr's colt, but she was second
best, and contested the race most gallan,ly.
The last heat is pronounced very interes-
ting and the best heat during tho week. See
L. Reg. Nov. 1887 $50.
On tho Union U. ~ course, Fall meeting
Antoinettc by Nulli6cr. won the Sweep
stakes for three year olds, two mile heats,
winning the two first heats. See Am Il,
Reg. Nov. 1887 p. $50
Feb. l, 1888, If SO
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Petit Gulf Cotton Seed.

VR>HE Subscriber offers for sale about One
THOUSAND Bushels Of PETIT GULF
COTTON SEED. the product Of an I'M
1885. Also, few bushels imported from the
same place the last year. This Seed has been
carefully selected from the early and best part of
the last years crop. Price oftIc former 25 cents
and the latter so cents per bnshel. Early app-
cation must be made at his residence on Horns
Creek, Edgefeld District, on the Stage Road,
and five miles below the Village. opposite Horns
Creek Meeting Horse and about four hundred
yards from the road, on the right side going
down to Hamburg
ROBERT WATTS.
Jan %, 1893 d SO
The Greenvillc Mountainecr and Pendleton
Messenger are requested to give the above two
insertions, and forward their accounts to this Of
fec for payment.
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Byh's ErctNcncy PIERCE M.BUTLER.
ESQ. Governor and Commander-in-cihcf
IN and orcr the Si0te Of South CaroiinE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Columbia, l9th Feb, 1888.
"HEREAS. inflammation has bccn ro
w ccived at this Department, that MIN.
McCoY did, about two Years ago. CeIon;.
ously steal, take, aud carry away u Ncoro
man slave, the property Of 4. l.. KENnEpY.
OF Sumter District, in this State, and did
also, about the same time. fcloniousIy steal.
take, and carry away three other Negro
slaves, the property of WILLIS SPANH, of
tho District and State aforesaid and hail,
since fled from Justice
NOW KNOW YE, That to the intent
the said Nina Mccoy may be brought to
legal trial and condign punishment for the
crimes aforesaid, do hereby offer reward
OF three hundred dollars for the apprchcn-
sion and delivery Of the said Nina Mccoy,
INTO any Jail within this State. The said
Nina Mccoy is about five feet ten inches
high. rather slender made, weighs about
llO pounds, natural complexion fair, but
somewhat weather beaten, dark hair, Thin
visasc, full white teeth iu front, aud shows
them very plain when laughing or in con
vcrsat'on, left eye out, which is very visible
th"uSh the ball has not entirely sunk shoul-
ders round, with arms thrown little forward
and voice strikinSly nasal
Given under my hand and the seal of,hc
State, this nineteenth day of February, in
The year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thry-eiyht, and in the sixty
second year of the indcpcndcndencc of,he
United States of America.
l.. NJ. BUTLER.
l.. s. BY order.
B. ii. SAXON.
Secretary of State.
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'Cokesbury Female Academy.


NURS. WILSON respectfully announces to
I'VE the public that she has resumed the duties
OF her School. Thankful for the patronage she
has heretofore received. she pledges herself to
devote her unrcmiued attcntion to the in,cllcc
lalinprovcment Of the young ladies committed
to her care. She has associated with her. in the
duties other School, Gentleman. graduate of
the South Carolina College, Minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Good boarding can be furnished at 80 to $40
per month.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions, comprising five and u half months per
Session.
Terms Per Session.
Orthography reading, writing, e. amman
and arithmetic, $40 0O
The above with introductory geography,
modern history, derivatives, use Of the
globes, &c. {: {: Is 90
The above with geography, ancient and
modern. history ancient and modern,
Introductory astronomy and botany 20 90
The same with natural, moral and in
tcl'cctual philosophy, chemistry, logic,
c"mposiiion botany, algebra, DC. - 00
Music /: 80 90
French, {: 90 90
Latin aud Greek, {: 20 90
Drawing and Painting, {: 20 90
TERMS PAID IN ADVANCE.
Cokcsbury. Abbcvillc, Feb 24, 1888 d4
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State of south Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

Patrick Duncan, VS.. Margaret
Henderson, John Richcy. IL BM to
's Oh ws% 9ffs n 1oass. as"'''",d n" ""d ";s"s. "
ofWilliam Hodges sen.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Of the
Il defendants i'll this case James l.. Hodges
Richard Hodges, John or John w Hodges,
Walter or Wat. Hodges, james Stone and Eliza
beth his wife. Jesse Williams and Lucy his wife.
james Tomson or James Towncs aud Polly his
wife. Wiley Cummiils and Frankly his wife, and
Sarah Hodges, heirs of William Hodges. ir and
OF William Hodges. sen. reside beyond the limits
OF this State: Ordered that they do scvcrally ap-
pear and plead, answer or dcnur TO the above
mentioned bill. within three months from the
date OF the publication hereof, or the sadbiI will
rs to them respectively. he taken pro confyso
WM &. BLACK. e. T.. I.D
Coinm'r's Office, Feb. 26. 1888 ac5
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State of South Carolina.
ARBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Jacob Chamberlin, attachment in Assumt
Survivor, VS.. ; TTo Nofcs-Damagcs
John A. Young. s353 so cts .
VENHE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec
IL laration in this case. in the Clerks Office
and the said John A. Young having no wife or
attorney, known to he in this province upon
whom copy of the said declaration with Il
special order Of the Court endorsed thereon, can
he served: 1t is therefore Ordered that the said
John A. Young do appear and make his defence
with year and day, from the filing of the said
declaration, rs aforesaid or final and absolute
Judgment will he forthwith wen and awarded for
the said plaintiff
JAS. WARDLAW, c. c.p.
Clerks Office, jan II, 1888 daq 81
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state OF South (aralina.
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRlCT.
Nv EDIJIy'V

IN EQUITY.
Trcumund Brctl,aupt,
Admir- Of Gertrude Brett
haupt, deceased, VS. RH for Injunction
John Bauskct. Paul FitZ- Htiirf0Hd lie.
zimmons, Robert Watts, cOuW
Executors of Christian
Breithaupt deceased, 1T nj.
L appearing 10 my saiisi;lciion tina, the de-
II PENDANTS Paul Fitzsimnons, Osslan tiren ory.
Ann + Gregory, Ormond Gregory, Mary In
gram, and Susan Brciiiiaupt, reside beyond the
limits Of this State, OH motion of Griffin. com
plainan,s solicitor, ordered. that TIN. said Paul. Os.
sian, Ann + OrInontl, Mary and Susan do ap-
pear ard plead, answer or dcnur to this Bill
within three months from the publication of this
order or the said bill will be- taken, pro coufcsso
against them. J. TERRY, cCE
Feb Z, 1893 Ell
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>tatc of South i arOlina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore, W..
Jno. Bausbett. Admir- Bill for Aeeonnt and
Of Jno. Moore dec'ed. Settlement.
VIM. J. Wightman
and wife. and another.
"llE Complainans having filed their bill in
III the Court of Equity for Edscfeld District,
in the State aforesaid, claiming that they, and the
Defendants Ann Wightman. and her sister -
fiarkness il living, are entitled to the estate. Of
the inestate John Moore, deceased, in equal
Shares, OIL motion of Griffin. Complainant's So
lci,or. it is Ordered, that all persons interested
nthc settlement of said estate, do appear and
intcrpose any objections, which they can of ri ght
make to the distribution OF the said estate, as
prayed for i'll the bill, before the Commissioner
Of the said Court AT Edgeficd Court House, OH
or before the fourth Monday in May next.
WILLIAM IIARPER.
Feb. %, 1888 nc5
II is further ordered that the above be pub
liStlcd for three months in one or more public
GaZctes Ill this State. WIN. HARPER
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SILK CULTURE,

SILK CULTURE.
TH.E MORUS MULTICAULIS, or tho
Il Large Leaf Chinese Mulberry,
5000 TREES. The produce from
10000 CUTTINGS, a'sass las, SEASONS. %. the two
The price Of Trees, ,sithout side branches
Under feet, % cents each,
Over and under 7 feet, 371 cents each,
Over feet so cents each.
cus'inss-3no Ono eye, s35 per thousand
The Tree is easily propagated from Cuttings
and the growth in the Southern States is moro
than double that in tho Northern, in the same
time. OF the Cuttings obtained from Prince &,
Son, Mt Flushing, Long Island, but IL in 100 pro.
duced trees; ofthe Cuttings from them, more than
rs from 100 was obtained, and tho height of them
is from to 10 feet tho present year. They should
be put into the ground between this and the LIST
of April. The above Trees and Cuttings are for
sale by JONATHAN MEfGS,
Augusta, Georgia
NJ B.-They will be carefully packed and sen,
TO ordor, on remittance accompanying the order.
Tho Cuttings can be sent by Stage.
Jan 6, 1888 2m5O
The Chronicle g. Sentinel, Charleston Courier,
Columbia Telescope, Grecnvillc Mountaineer,
l:deeficld Advertiser, Athena Banner, Milcdge-
vie Recorder, Macon Telegraph, Columbus En-.
q,'irer. and Savannah Georgian, will publish the
above weekly, for two months. and send their
bulls to this office.-Augusta Constitutionalist
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State of South arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

john " Heard and Isaac II. !
licnr'l, vs.. Is. II. Winding.
j appearing to my satisfaction that Bar
- thcl ii. Winding, otherwise called Il. ii.
Winding. The defendant in the above stated
case, resides without the limits Of this Starc:
therefore. on motion Of Bauskctt. Com
plainants Solicitor, ordered that the said
defendant do plead, answer or demur to the
Complainani's Bill, within three months,
from The publication hereof, or sand BllI will
be taken pro conjcsSo against him.
J. TERRY, c. led.
Corners Office, Edsefcld, Fc527, 1888 j
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State Of south "a. OIina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
Patrick Duncan. W Elizabeth Bill 10 forc-
Cullcns and others. heirs of ci0sc Mort
a William C"le's deceased sage.
n L appearing 10 my satisfaction that Eliza
IL het! Cnllrns widow, and Richard Cullcns
and EliIah Cullens, sons of William Cullens de-
ceased defendants i'll this case. reside beyond the
limits Of this State: Ordered that they scvcray
do appear aud plead. answer or tlelnnr to the
bill aforesaid. within three months from the pb-
llc;'i"n of this order, or the said bill will, as to
them respectively. be taken pro coufcsso
WM. &, BLACK, c, f.. Il. D.
COmm'r's Office March 6, Is:}3 acc
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State of South arolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

VIM. NJ. Bntler,vs ATTACHMENT,
William Cook. AssuMpslr.
TNI1E Plaintiff in this case having on the 7th
IL day of April, 1887, filed his declaration in
the Clerks Office, and the Defentan, having no
Wife or Attorney, known TO be in this State, upon
whom copy of the said declaration may be serv-
cd: Therefore ordered that the said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and II
day from the filing Of the said ddeclarati0n, or final
and absolute judgement WILDE forthwith awarded
to the said Plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, April 19, 1897 1IT
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEEIE,J.D DJS,rpITrr

IN EQUITY.
Mark Riley, VS.. William Riley,
Isaac Riley, William Lewis and
kebccca his wife, john Ilavcrl
and Mary his wife, & Sary Riley.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that the
IL defendants VIM. Lewis and Rcbccca his
wife, reside in the State of Alabama, and
the defendants John Haverd and Mary his
wife, and Sarah Riley reside in the State Of
Illinois, on motion Of James J. Caldwell.
Solicitor, ordered that the said defendants
who are without the limits of this State, do
plead, ,answer or dcmur to the Complainant,
B'll of complaint. within three months from,
the publication liel cot. or the said Ell will
be taken pro confrsSo against them.
j. TERRY, CT T. T..
Corners Office. EdScfclL, Feb -, 1888 /
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT.
N EDIyTTV

Patrick Duncan, W.. John I Bill To forcrlosc
Wilson II Margaret Wilson. Mo1gagc
appearing to my satisfaction that John Will
. son, (son of Charles.) one of the defendants
IN this case. resides beyond the limits of this State:
Ordered that he ito appear and plead answer or
dcmur to the above named bin. within three
months from the date Of the publication here Of
or the said bill viii, as to him. he taken pro con-
fcSSo WM. C.. BLACK C. f. D.
Comm'r's Office Feb. 26, 1873 ac5
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.


Patrick Duncan, VS.. Augustine \
Arnold, Reubin Robertson, BW to
Rachel Bgham, and tho heirs foaciosc
and Administrator "f Robert Mortgage.
p. Delphi
Il appearing TO my satisfaction that William
IL Lyon and Virginia s. his wife, Judge b.
DELPHI. VIM. +. DELPHI, Robert J. DELPHI, Mary
+. Delphi. Martha &. Dclpi, d Lo,,sia T.. DELPHI,
heirs OF Robert p. DELPHI, some of the dcfcm-
dants in this case, reside beyond the limits of this
State: Order ed that they do scvcraIy appear
and plead answer or dcm,,r to the Bill aforesaid
within three months from the date of the publ.
cation hereof or the said bill will, as to them re-
srcctively, be taken pro con(csso.
WIN. T.. BLACK, c. f.. Il. d.
C0mm'r's Office, Feb. 26, 1898 ac5