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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

An easy ,cay Of gett'ng Subscribsrs.-
Our mercantile friends well knew thai it
is practice Of some CITY merchants. to
forward without orders, small parcels Of
goods to the country merchants, who trade
with them. These goods are charged. un.
less returned. We have always, consider
ed this an easy way of selling mcrchan-
disc. This trick in trade, is not confined
to the merchants. A brother editor has
resor,ed to it, to get rid of several num-
bers of his paper. He sends his paper TO
several friends ,cho did not order it, and
unless they return ii, he considers Them as
subscribers. A most admirable plan we
think to increase the number Of ones pa
irons. Read the following extract from
the. Georgia Journal.
"When we came into The charge of the
Georgia Journal we took the liberty Of
sending The paper TO several Of our friends
at distance, whose names were MOI
found on the subscription books oflhe Of
fee. They have had now Il pretty fair
sample Of the manner, in which The paper
will be conducted in ordinary times, aud
unless this number should be returned, their
names aoiR be registered as subscribers.
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35atufEmg.

vH.IIE Subscriber would inform the pubic that
he has commenced the business Of house
Painting aud Glazing. Paper.hanging, Grain
ing and imitation of Stone and marble, &c.-.
He assures the public that their work shall be
well executed, and he hopes that By strict atten:
tion to business, aud doing ii with ncatness ard
despatch. to receive alibcra share of patronage.
All orders from tile,conn'ry will be thankfully
received, and punc'ually attended to, on tle
most reasonable terms. :.
D. W.TIBBETTS.
March I, 1889 IT'S :
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EGGeGe1d HuSsars.

sstHE regular Company Parade of this
Troop on the 4tII Saturday in this monti,
is hereby countermaudcd, ami the Troop is ie-
quired 10 appear at Fdseiield Court iioIsr, on
Saturday the 18Th of April next, by 10 o'clock
A. NJ. fully armed and equipped for squadron
parade. By order of Capt. Griffin.
HIGHTOlVER, O.S.
March Z, 1880 &C
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LssOHA AT T'sHEs.

YEN[lE JACK, formerly owned by Capt. T.
Weaver, will stand during the springsea-
son. at the following places, viz: at john Smi.
lcy's (iormery Col. James Smiley's) on FRI
day the eth inst. when the season will COM
mence; at David Richardson's on Monday, the
! lin, and remain until O'Clock the next day;
ut Mount Willing, on the evening of the 18th,
and OIL the 18th until 2 O'Clock at John Den
ny'S, Oh the evening Of the 18th, and on the
18th until : O'Clock; at Henry G. Turner's. on
+ the evening Of The l4h and on the 18th until z
o'clock lie will atler d the above named pla-
ces, every ninth day. until the 10Th dayof June,
when the season will end He will be let to
mares at S. the season, and $I0to ensure u
mare 10 be with foal. Any person putting by
The insurance, and trading or transferring the
mare, within eleven months from the time of
putting the mare, will be held liable for the in:
surance money, which will he considered due
u, sUon as such trade or transfer is made. ANY
person making UP n company Of six mares,
ard becoming responsible for the same. shall be
entitled TO deduction of 81 on each mare.
The Horse YOUNG PRESIDENT is Il
handsome chestnut Sorrel, full 151 hands high.
elegant form and figure, rising years oh. He
will stand at the same time and places with the
Jac! and will b. let 10 mares at the same rates.
and be managed BY the same groom. ANY
person putting to either the Jack. or Horse, by
i!lr season and falling 10 get colt. shall have
another chance. as long as keep either. for the
same money. The season money will be dlc
on the 1st day Of December next. All possible
care will be taken to prevent accidents, but no
responsibility for any.
PEDIGGEE.--I Dung President was liy
Did President. of kenl&y. aid came out of u
Janus mare. Old President by Hamil,onian.
ami he hy the imported Diomede. The blood
ol the sire and dam are both 80 well known by
the community at large tina, decmit unneces-.
sary 10 say any lliiag moro about the blood on
either side. BEVERLY BURTON
March f. 1890 rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

The Speaker of he House Of Represen-
tatiees in Congress.-ltis painful to read
of the indignilies which were frequently
heaped upon this high officer by
members of the opposition, during the re-
cent session of Congress. Charges of un-
fairness and parliality in the appointment
ofCommittees, were brought against him.
by certain members, which il true,
should have driven him in disgrace,
from the Hall of Congress. No doubt
there was much exaggeration in these
accusations. But If these ckaEges
could be substan,ated, what excuse can
there be, in grossly insulting an o'Hcer high
in rank while in the discharge of. public
duty? For such conduct we can see no
palliation. The indignity was not only
offered to the Speaker. but 10 the House,
and to the nation. High public function
aries while in The act of public duty, should
have that respect which their office de-
mands. Though they may be unworthy
themselves. their office is honorable. and
demands the respectful attention of all.
This treatment was noi given to
Col. Polk, the Speaker of the house.
What Must the foreigners who attended
the proceedings of Congress, and witness
ed the rude and uncourteous bearing Of
some members towards this officer, think
Of our government! What must they
think of Republic? Will it not be neces-
sarily associated in their minds with every
thing that is loO and uulear! They will
.slay the latterius JUNCTION to their souls"
that they are not rs these American Doors.
That they are not Republicans, but the
subjects ofpolished s. courlly monarchies.
Too long has the Hall Of Congress, been
little more than Il pusilis,ic arena-the
the theatre of angry brawlins, aud some
times Of biackguardism, for some notori-
Gus members of both the great parties,
which divide the Union.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

Troops in the British North american
Prtuincss.-There are said 10 be at pres
en-, in the British North American Prov
inces, upwards of $4,000 regular troops,
and numerous companies Of local militia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

Commodore David Porter, has bcrn ap-
pointed resident Minister to ConsIanli-
uople, with a salary Of $4,000 per annum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

Mulberry Trees.-Aboul 400 of The
Northampton, Massachusetts, growth Of
Mulberry trees, were recently sold at
auction in ST. Louis, Mo-, for Sl50O.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

John Eison, Esq has been appointed
Post Master at Jnnesville, Union Dist. So
Ca, and John AlcClintock, Esq al MI
Gallagher. Laureus Dist. and Richard
Jaro,I, at KinSstree, Williamsburg Dist.
So. Ca.
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GOsaa sllerciaI.

AUGUSTA. March IA.
CoTToN.-Collon has fallen otf from /
to cenI-and the artirlc may how be
quoted dull at from l3 To l;ja cents.
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The above is oil cor-cc. and true.
w. r. JOHNSON.

Pcdiercc.-Nr:IIrirR was got by tho tcc-
bratrd running horse. Old American Eclipse,
son OF the celebrated AneYican running horse,
Old Durock.. <. xana,iis dam was by the import
ed horse, Sir Ifarrr;the hest snno Sir Peter Tel-
zlc. grand dam by the imported horse, SaIlrum;
z. granil dam by Col. Syues' celebrated A.
nlercan horse, Old Wild Air; .. g. grand dam
by Driver: g.g g. grand dam by the imported
horse, Falow; q. = g. =, grand dam by the i'm
ported horse, Vamper certified copy. from
Virginia, SIGNED BY Bemianiin Jones. Robert B.
Corban AMI Francis p. Corbau. For his own
aud his colts performances Oh the turf, reference
can bc had 10 the American TurIReg. L.. Sport.
ing Magazine. He is very sure iral gctler,
and his colts nre large and have n splendid ap.
pcarautc. and are NOW Running with great sue
cess, both Oh the Northern and Southern Cour-
ses. ARCHIBALD ARNOLD.
P. S.-NUrrItrER will be in my possession
aud care. till the end of the present year. a A.
Deadn Abbeviile, $. G. Feb I. 1879 dS
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MoTkcH

A LII persons having demands against the
"A. estate Of James Cobb, deceased. late of
Hamburg, will render them to the subscriber,
properly attested, within thetime prescribed by
l9w.. j. w. WiEB1SH, ddgr
fEtssaeld C.: n; March9 1855 SD
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Spring and summer

6NLOTHlNG.-Th ,>ubscrthcrs have just
" Received u handsome and general assort-
ment of goods for Gents Spring and Summer
Coats Pants, and Vests, which they are pre-
pared to have made mp. in the very best style,
and OIL tie most reasonable terms.
G. l.. s. L. PENN g. CO.
March 81. SO It
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Columbia S'.g1ysafsfN Stage,
VIA Enf.Et'IE[ n --.--. s'fs
March II, 1890

' 1-k Ii y II 1fIf1I' q -
rRsHIS Stage leaves Columbia every
Monday, Thursday. and Saturday. at :.
o'clock. p NJ and arrives in Augusta, next day
at o'clock. P. NJ. Leaves Augusta every
Monday, Tli,rsday,and Saturday, at 3 O'clock;
A NJ. and arrives in Columbia next day, Mt j
O'Clock, A. NJ. Every thing is new and well
provided, oil this lire, and in excellent order.
aud no pains will be spared TO make every
thing agreeable to passengers.
DOUGLASS g.. WARD.
March IT'S Proprie;ors.
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Brigade Orders.

HEAD QUaRTERS,
I'd BRIGADE, Feb 25th. 1889.
WMTILlAM B..BRANNON,. of Edge6cld,
w has been duly appointed Brigade In
spector, of the second Brigade of the South
Carolina Militia, with the ramkof Major, and
will be obryed and respected accordingly.
BY order Of Brigadier Gen Il. G. I'alhert.
p. T.. %NICHOLSQN'
DIS brigade MAJOR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21
Marlborough bred Horse
u q, [s3aD u IN lB o


WN7 ILL sand the ensuing Spring Season,
wv commencing OF, the 10Th Of AImch st
Wm. Edwards; 1lth at Mt Willing; 18th ut
lilh at Maj. J. G.. Aliens; l5iha u, Avery BANDS;
18th at Edgefeld c. House; l1t, and 18th at X.
Wards: visiting each stand every niEth day,
until the 10Th Of June.
He Will be lei TO mares at Eight Dollars tho
single leap, Twelve ile season, ulid iitcen 10
insure. In every instance the Insurance money
will become due as 500 as The mare is known
TO b, with oal, exchanged. or removed from
the District. Il company OF seven mares shall
be entitled to Il deduction of > Gil each mare,
by each man III tie club becoming responsible
for The whole. II. WARD.
Description Cline is beautiful blood
bay. IL hanGs 3 inches high. of stately form,
pres nhmg Il commanding Il beautiful front; in
Itcl, Ills fore Iuudis remarkable iiLe lie is a (
SHrc tual grtlcr. lie has run and won many
races in this Stale, Virginia. aud MaryIand.-%
When nc left the lnrl, he was regarded one Of
the best tlrec.lnile horses in the State and two
miles umcquaIled. and although he has run
many hard races, lie never broke down. and
his limbs arc yet as fine rs when colt. At.
three years old,aier winning the great Stake at
Baltimore. (see Turf Registcr,l his owner, Vim
Il. Jo lson. Of Virginia. was olleled and re-
fused live thousand dollars for him.
His colts arc generally very promising, par.
taking of I he old Sir Archy stock, his sire; are
extremely doce and gentle, nearly all making
gond family horses. (where the dan,is of good
temper,) Il very important consideration. His
price 100. is much lower than any other horse
ever s;ood in tins country, whel- his color.
form, size performances and fnc Pedigree arc
taken into consideration.
Pdigrcc.-lIcr.C Glue was got by Old Sir
.Arcliy. his dam, Georsiana, was got by Col
:Alston's Galatn, son of imported Bedlord lis
g. d"m by Calypso. b. imported Knowscy; g:
g. dam by Eclipse. (son oiimpnrted obscurity,)
g. 9. 6. dam by Skipwiths Figure; z. g. {.
by import cd horse Bailor's Fearnought, cut OF
u thorough bred mare.
NM R JOHNSON.
March A. 1899 rs
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Earthquake at GuaialOupe.-The New
Orleans Bulletin, says: from our files Of
Havana papers, we learn, that the earth
quake recently experienced in Martinique.
and The NVindwarl Islands, with such
fearful consequences, has had still more
disastrous effects in GuatlaIoupe. There,
the victims taken from the RUNS, are sta
ted to have exceeded four thousand.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

A hog that is bemred, is. never easy
I'LL he has peuired Others,
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" EHEe GOOEaS.

Dl.AND, CATLIN IL CO. take this meth
I'D cd ofiniornins the public that they are
nnw opening their unusually large supply Of
Spring & Summer Goods,
Just received rGm New York. Great care
has been exercised in thu selection of them,
and they feel confident in their ability to satisfy
all who will call an! examine their Goods, that
their texture is good, their colours iancifnl, and
their prices low.
March 20. IS:0.
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New Spring aud Summer
GOODS.

'HHIlE Subscribers be- leave 10 inform their l,
customers and i:re public generally. Ia
they are receiving and openmsa splendid as
sorlmrnt of
~pring and Sumner Coos:
Embracing every variety OF British Frenc!,
aud America, Staple and Fa"cy Goods.
which have been selected with grca; care.
They invite their lre DIS 10 nvc them call,
and they shall have good bargains.
&. l.. Il L PENN & co,
March 81, 133J Il
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Lost

nR misad Note of hand given by Th6s.
W DeIoach TO the Subscriber. for $65.-
There was credit OH the note for so. The
Mute | think was given in 1897. All persons
are forewarned trading for tlr same.
JAMES SWEARINGEN.
Feb. 25, 1899 Cd
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of III
IA ley II. Berry, deceased. arc requested to
make immediate payment; and those having de
mands against the said Estate, are requested to
present them duly a,tested.
SAMUEL STEVENS <tdm'r.
FatlI 1880 ats2.
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Tile friends OF a. J.VVilson
annuunrc INN Cauduialc for Tax Collector,
ut the ensuing circ,iou.
Jan =. 1889 If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21
extract the following from the Charleston

extract the following from the Charleston
Patriot. in relation to the debate on this
subject, in the House, on the 2ls, ult.
ITO render The exciting debate in the
House on the 2lsI inst. ineligible, we
would stale as the substance of Mr.. Dun
cans communication alluded 10 in the
Globe, thai Mr.. Stanley, in reply to some
remarks made by Mr.. Duncan in the
House OIL the 10Th and l7Ih January, in
sinuaied that lhe former was an Abolition
ist. which he repelled as "base false
hood and foul deiraclion." Mr.. ID. says
that he inleuded to insuIr Mr.. 5. which
the latter would not resenl.-hlr. Stanley
Subsequently, published speech purporI-
ng TO be reply TO Mr.. Duncan, but
which the latter atfirns was never deiiv-
cred in The House nor any other place,
and wnch he pronounced to he "a tissue
of misrepresentation, unmanly insinaa-
,ions. and low vulgarily. worthy of the
man that can I've charged with base false
hood aud foul detrac,ion, with impunily."
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IN7TI. y d Z wv q
Hamburg. March II. lS:D. If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Hays LinIment for Piles SC.

MO FICTl0N.-Ths extraordinary chemical
~ composition the result Of science and The III
yenon II a celebrated medical man, the iutr0dnc-
ton of which to the public was invented with the
so.ennlty Of a de1th-bed bequest, has since gained
reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining The cor
rectuess Of he ameuted TT. Gudiey's las; COMICS
SION, that he dared not die without giving to pos
tenly the benefit OF bis knowledge on this subject"
AMI he therefore bequealhed to his friend and aten-
dani. solomon Hays, the secret of his discovery.
Il j. now used IN the principal hospitals, and the
private practice in our country, first aud most GER
ian'y for llc cure Of the Piles, and also So extern
si.ey and riectuay rs TO battle cyedulity, unless
whcrri'5 effect, are witnessed. Externally IN the
following complaints
For Dmpyy-Creaiiug extraordinary absoTJ ton
al once. All Swe'llngs- reducing them in a few hrs.
Rhaauati,m-Acute or Chronic giving quick
ease. Sore Ihroat-By cancers, ulcers or colds
Group and Nhoop.ug Cough Externally, and
the chest. All Bruises, Sprains and Burns
Curing in a few lours.
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
iug, and fever sores.
lis operations upon adulsand IchiIdren in redu.
cling rheumatic sWellings and oosening coughs and
ughtucs of the chest 10y relaxation Of the parts, has
been surprising beyond concepuon.-The common
remark OF those who have used itn the Pies, IS 't
acts Ike a charm"
THE PlLES.-The price 81 is refunded 10 any
person who vii! use bottle Of Hays Linlment tor
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without te-
ing cured. These are the positive orders Of the
proprietor to tie Agents and out Of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
We night insert certificates to any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article, should exhibit
the original 10 purchasers.
CAUTlON,--Nonc can be genuine ritnout
splendid engraved wrapper. on which is my name
aud also that Of the agents. SOL: HAYS.
tCt-for Sale by T. \ SMITH, Druggist, Co'un-
bus Mississippi. Jan II, 1889 27-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
The Mississippi Springs.

NHlS well known and valuable watering mare
Il will be reopened on the 20ih Of June. for he
reception OF vsiters. This place is too well known
as to the quality Of the waters for comment. The
proprietor only deems il necessary 10 saw, that the
improvements having been greatly enlarged since
'ae last season, he prepared 10 accommodate from
liIte ~ lour hundred visitors comlouably here
IS a very large and commodious Bar Room Billiard
Room and Ten PIN Alley for the amusement ofthose
who feel disposed to drive away doll care also a
very large airy and convenient stable newly built
those improvements, together with splendid Bal
Room not surpassed by any in the Southern coun.
try; and the last but not the least iaducement, the
proprietor has been fortunate enough TO engage he
services Of Nh Werlejn and Mr. Duran, who will
furnish him splendid scientific Bard of Muse, lcr
the accommodation Of the fantastic toe, after those
inducements he will add hat every attention shall
be paid 10 the comfort Of his guests, that his table
VII be furnished wltha the deicaeiss of the sea-
son, and his liquors and wines shall be Of the best
quality and choicest brands. His charges are ss
follows:
Board per month $50 90
day 80
Children and Servants half price,
Horse per month 50 90
day 50
All current funds Of this State, together with the
money oil the Mississippi Springs Rail Road Com.
pany, will be received for Board.
ISAAC n, GLIDEWELJ
June l1-50-2m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. +. y. Randle the
IL fighI Waterman < Lenrued's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose OF individual
or county rights to suit purchasers
This machine has been IN operation the past sea-
son. asuliiceni time 20 test IT'S utility as It respects
rs durability aud Tie saving Of labor.
The principal advantages tins machine has over
all others now IN use, consists in the simplicity and
strength OF is structure, having no complication of
machinery that liable to getout Of repair, and the
rapldity II tempers the clay aud mouds the brick,
making from 90 TO so per minute with the aid of
two horses four men, aud a sufficient number of
boys to hear of The brick
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
cd Tor manufacturing brick would do well to avail
themselves OF tins opportunity.
All communications addressed 10 The subscriber
Will meet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH
Columbus Mi, April 9th ls39~30-t &c
n. - Gen'lcmen wishing to purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated BY applying al
the office Of the Columbus Democrat, where thew
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above men.
toned patent
the Nlssissppian, Jackson and the Repuhl-
can Holly Springs, will please give the above six
Insertions and forward bills to me, j. T.. s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Mississippi Female College.

fENHE Trustees of this institution this doy met.
l. AMI adopted The following rcsolutionsi
hesofrtd, That The hoard 81 each Young ndy be
SiOO pei session Of twenty weeks to be paid one
half 10 advance.
Ihis sam is intended 10 iuclude room, be1linr
iael, washing aud all other contingent and ex,fa
Charges CONNECTED with the boarding department,
lows y ~
preparatory Department, possession, $40 90
Advanced Department. 90 90
ms Department embraces oil The studies
usually taught ~ The highest schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
MUSIC, including the use of the Piano, $40 90
Nee1ie work, Is 90
Drawing and Painting, IS 90.
PAINTING ~ Oh, 25 90
Transferring,
Shr work, M
Wax work, !
II WI be perceived lfom the foregoing resolutions
tiat Inc rates OF boarding and tuition have been
changed from The Former prices. This course Inc
trustees nave been obliged to adopt They hive
employed competent and efficient insuctressts who
must oc ilbeFallY compensated, and The resources Of
Tue INSTITUTION are The only fund from which thnt
compensation should be drawn. Hitherto This mnd
has proved insufficient
me rates WHICH are now established both hr
board aul iutna, are such al arr adnn,rd ~ o,bcr
AMI helgiboring schnol and are such ~ tAe nsces.
sltes q the College demand
hesolred That no young ladv be admitted a.
student 70 Tie College IA the ,chole uinon mi Lolf
lne ~ raing fees be paid al the time she joiu,,Is
Colleec THOS. M'GFF D.. ~. bo'ash e
hkNJ. , l.oNc, Secy
Dec 20th, 1875 oar
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
WE BLEWETTnOIISE.

w w y bNAVkLN vii open his spIcn.
dld Horst on ihe first Of October. II Il
st \, =, o. the corner ul Washington aud Market
y ,3,o'unhns few rods south Of Main ii.
Tvs oid friends ia this State, Alabama. Geotoia
siiq a1aHhs States, who ave heretofore patrnn.
n. y nlin' ars respectfully invited to give him a cal
IN I'M NV Ml y 'lrnished with the best Of lquons
~ NJ aos WIN every luxury The country affords
ihefe area splendid set OF Stables eonn,EteS n.,,
tie establishment, which are NJ s,,r,,sssd Ly ~"
y 'he South All travellers may INV man bsy,"',
ue'F horses weatlendcd To BY careful os,lers
JOHN Q. BRACKEN
Columbus, SPIT 20, 1888. So