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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-09

QUEEN VICTORIA The Richmond
Enquirer publishes letter from Mr.. Ste
veuson, our Minister to Great Britain. in
which he describes the person, appear
ance and habits of The Queen of Great
Britain. Mr.. Stevenson writes from OPP
porlunities Of close and frequent observa-
ton, which few persons, even OF the high
est rauk in the kingdom, can have had
He says,
Of the Queen, suppose you will eX-
pect me to say something, and express my
opinion. The press in both countries gives
the most flaltering accounts other beauty,
wisdom, &c. Indeed, il is the fashion
here to represent her las suppose they
do all Queens) as something short only
of The Divinity. Now | will tell you very
frankly what think Of her, anu had a
fair opportunity Of Judging. AS to her
person aud face they are pretty fairly re-
presented in many Of the numerous paint
ings and prints, some of which suppose
you have seen. Sully's think as good
and pleasing a likeness as any tina, has
been taken. Ii has been sent to Phila-
delphia. None Of them, however, doJus-
tce to the expression OF the face. IL is
certainly not the sort l should cal! beau,i-
ful-bui, when lightened up by animated
conversation, the face is full of expression
and sweetness, aud strongly indicative of
character. Her manners are bland and
unaffected; indeed, there is simplicity
aud frankness and engaging atfablity
about her, quite remarkable for Queen.
Another striking thing is, the total alb
sence of all ambitious display or desire for
admiration, which might be eexpccled from
80 young person. and she Sovereign.
No one can approach the present Queen
without being struck, not only with her
easy and charming department, and that
peculiar softness of disposition and tenn
per, for which she is 80 remarkable, bu
with the entire self command and repose
of manner which might be expected 10
guard Sovereign Of more advanced years
and experience. She has. besides, all the
characteristic bon naturel and good tenn
per ofthe English.
In relation To the Queens personal hab,
its, understand she rises between and
y, breakfasts at 10, devotes herself,o bust
ness till 2, then exercises, on horse back,
and thar at rapid pace, going at the rate
of 10 or IL miles an hour. OF her horse
manship had an opportunity of judging.
having myself been present in one Of Eer
excursions of 20 miles in hours; and
can assure you, if she does not ride like
Cesar, or hunt like Diana, she is yet one
of the boldest and finest female riders |
ever saw.
Her attention to business is such, that
understand, if a despatch comes while she
is at dinner, she commonly rises and at
tends to it. She has a turn and capacity
for business, and will, as she advances,
doubtless take even deeper interest in
affairs of state than she does at present.
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35alnttng.

'e$HE Subscriber would inform the public tha
he has commenced the business of houso
Painting and Glazing, Paper-hanging, Grain
ing and imitation Of Stone and marble, &C.,
He assures the public that their work shall he
well executed, and he hopes that by strict atten-
ton to business, and doing it with neatness and
despatch, to receive aliberal share ofpauonage.
All orders from the country will be thankfully
received, and punctualy attended to, on the
most reasonable terms. - :.
D. w. TIBBETTs.
March ], 1889 tf5
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n O s L /.

WN the Village of Edgefeld, on Tuesday
II 26lh instant, small Blank Book, contain,
ing accounts for three seasons ofmy Stallion
"Hero." Amy person finding said book, will
confer favor on the subscriber by leaving it
at Mr.. Glover's, or Mr.. Brunaon's Hotel. T. s: g
GUTTERIDGE CHEATHAM. =,
April l.. 1879 -
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E s t r. q v /.

Estray.
EOEL ]. LISSFORD tolls before me, q
Cd Broun Coloured Male, thirteen hands,
three inches high, blind in the left eye. no
brands perceivable. Appraised at ten dollars.
THOMAS THOMSON, J, P.
April II, 1899. 10
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Notice.

z a LII Letters ON business in the Office Of
"a. SURVEYOR GENERAL or SECRETARY Of
State, must be post paid. or they will not be-
taken out; and the fees must in every Instance
be paid in advance, 8. H. SAXON. =: =: =:
Surveyor General.
nj. LABoRDE. W.
Sccrctaryof STATE. :
March % 8
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Bust Received,

A LARGE supply Of superioI shEM0N
"A SYRUP. a delightful Beverage for the
Summer season. For sale by the bntile and
gallon, by Fl. R.. COOK d Co.
:Rambilrg April N 1899 If4
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s. De Reward.

eB De& E& q wv SEA e6s
EB ANYWAY from the Subscribers, on the
GA 2ttn of April, two negro boys; one nain-
ed CESAR, belonging to Robert ]. Butler
He is about2 ~ or % years of age, feet or 10
inches he is little inclined to be Of light
complexion. He has on one side Of his face
small white spot. On one Of his hands fingers
have becu cut with Gin saw. Speaks very
quick, when spoken to. The other named
STEPHEN, belongs to Lucins L. Hall, living
about miles from Hamburg. He is of dark
complexion, 5 feet 10 or ii inches high; speaks
very quick, when spoken to. His face is very
shor and broad. He wore off when he left. a
pair of blue homespnn panialoons. and an old
wool hat. They will try to ret to Kentucky.
Cesar was brought from Kentucky when lie
was about ten years of age and he has per-
shaded the other hoy off with him. W will
give the above reward To any person who will
lodge them i'll any Ja, so that we can get them.
LUCIUS L. HALL.
ROBERT ]. BUTLER.
May 9, 1889 tf13
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Notice.

LII persons having demands against tie
y estate of Virlinda Shelly, deceased, are
requested to hand them in 10 the subscriber. .du-
" attested. and those indebted to said estate,
are required to make immediate payment. 9
-, M. GRAY, Admir-.
March 10, 1s39 I'D 8 a
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NOTBG'E,.

EE7M.F. DURISOE is authorized to settle
w tile accounts of "the Edgefeld Advert
SER" due Labord" & Jones; ali persons indebt-
ed are requested TO come forward and make i'm
mediate payment. N. LABORDE.
]. JONES.
Feb 81. 1889. tf4
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state of So,,th { arolina

BARNWELL DISTRICT.
NHARLES WOODW ARD Tolls before
" me sorel Stallion Horse, with streak
in the face. hind feet white. one hook rather
large, from to 8 years old, and appraised at
forty dollars.
STEPHEN OWENS, G. U.
Aiken, May 3. 1889 C IA
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State of South Carolina.
$50 Reward.

@<V hsCW dHUs = -@I.e
STOLEN on Monday night, the 9Th instant:
S from the residence of Capt. E. B.Belchers
Patent Sitrer jfatea, with Silk Braid Chain,
and Brass Key attached 10 it.
Whosoever willdeliver the said Watch To-:
the subscriber. and proof sufficient to convict
the thief shall receive the above reward. p 1f
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.
April II. 1899 If II Is
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
GTThere will be a prolracted Meeting at
Little Stephens Creek Church, commencing
on Friday before the second Sabbath in Au-
gust Mimistering Brethren IRE earnestly invi-
ted to attend
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state of South Caroliua.

OIHIC OF DOuCTl IUrOIIila.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
A QUILLA MILES. living near the Pine
"a House. tolls before me one estray Cow,
supposed to be about twelve years old, marked
with crop on The right car and n crop and q
half crop on the left brinled sided, with white
back and belly. Appraised at S12.
LEWIS HOLMES. J. @.
April 20, 1889 c13
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Public Notice.
NOTICE,

NNsDe'aCE,
A LARGE amount of notes and accounts
IN due to Lorrain G"ddinss, formerly Of
Hamburg, has been placed in the hands Of the
subscriber. with the positive direction 10 sue
upon all such Of tllrm, aS are not settled OH or
befure the first Monday 10 June next
J. p. CARROLL Attorney.
May 2, 1898 If i3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-03-28
[TfansIated. from The GermGnl
LOUIS OFFON GOELlCKE,
OF GERMANY,
THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BENEFAcToRS.

Citizens of North and South America,
To LOUIS ORION GoELIcKE, M. D., Of Germany,
(EurOpe) belongs the impershable honor Of adding
NEW and PRECIOUS DOCTRINE to the Science Of Medi-
cne-a doctrine which, though vehemently opposed
by many Of the faculty, lot which ne is valuable
memberJ he proves to be as well founded in truth as
anv doctrine of Holy Wrt-a doctrine upon the veFi-
ty of which are SUSPENDED the lives of millions of our
race, and which he boldly challenges his Opposere to
retute viz CONTINUATION disease GLscays OCCASION
ed By disOrdered state Of Vis Vito for Life PrinciPc)
of the human bodv: 0Often secretly lurking in the
system for wears before there is the least complaint OF
the Lungs. Gland which may be as certainly,
though not 20 quickly, cured, as common c0ad o.
simple headache. An iRVaIuaby precious doctrine
this as it mparts an important lesson to the apparent
ly healthy of both sexes, teaching them that this IN.
sihous foe may be an unobserved inmate OF their
" cayey houses even while they imagine themselves
secure from its attacks, teaching them that the great
secret IN the at of preserving health to pluck out the
disease auiIe in the 6Lade and not ,rGt TIL full groom
ear. -, .
This ilIustrous benefaeteE Of man s also entitled to
your unfegned gratitude and the gratitude Of world
for the invention Of his MatchLess SdnotiUe-whose
healing fiat may Justly claim for it such title, since it
has so sgnally triumphed over great common enc
my CONSUMPTION both in the first and last stages
"a medicine which has thoroughly filled the vacuum
in the Matera Medica, and thereby proved itself the
&TCoNQUERoR OF PHYsIcIANs-C2-a medicine, for
which all mankind will have abundant cause to bless
the benefcent hand Of Kind Providencea medicine.
whose wondrous virtues have been 50 glowingy por.
trayed even by some Of clergy, in their pastoral
visits to the sick chamber; by which means they of
ten become the happy instruments Of changing despon
dency into hope sickness into health and sadness Of
friends into iovfulness.r
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-03-28

THE article published below concerning
II 1.-THE new AMI popular doctrine advanced
by the illustrious Goelicke Of Germany, can
not fail OF exciting deep and thrilling inter-
est throughout our country.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-03-28
COLDS
Eclipse Cooking Stove.
THREE SIZES.

T0HE attention of the community is cont
nuallv called to this, and that, and the
other Cooking Stope; each claimed to be the
very best, and entitled to homage n..::1s:: as
great as was paid TO molten images" when
It was proclaimed "These be thy gods, o Is.
rael." The subscriber worships no such
"work of the craftsmen" nor does he desire
that even his own latest improvement" should
be regarded beyond its we'll attested merit.
The "EcL1PsE COOKING STovE'-which has
been in very extensive use for the last two
years, received its name at first from the Pc
culiar construction of its front part directly
over the fire, and which is made to adapt It.
self to kitchen utensils of any size but dis
corning public have since decided its claim
to the title for other reasons too obvious to
mention. Do other stoves speedily warm a
room? SO does this. Do they bake well. boil
we'll, roast we'll? so does this. Are they hand.
some? SO is this Can their inventors refer
to gentlemen who will recommend their
stoves? We might refer to gentlemen, aye,
and to LADIES too, so numerous and so highly
respectable, that we must decline doing it,
from motives Of delicacy, as it would De lnvi.
dious to attempt a selection. Ask any one OF
the better half of creation" among the hum
dreds who nave made trial of the "E'cltPse,'
and you will be assured that it does indeed
eclipse every thing ever designed for cooking,
baking, broiling, roasting, washing. The wo-
man who sets about her Mondays work, on
Monday morning, bright & early. (and what
notable housewife does not y may in a mo-
ment's time calculate an eclipse, and bring it
on, by means of which-Iet eueT.y husb0nd and
epery housekeeping bachelor take notice "a wash.
ing day is turned from day OF dump and
sorrow, into day of chee.fulness and plea.
sure. Let those who may have been seeking
for q contamination SO devoutly to be wish
ed, please call at the subscribers office geaE
order, all the doors trimmed with malleable
Iron, and set upin the most workman-like
manner.
Also-SrovE Pre-, of the several quail.
ties and prices, and all kinds Of Copper, TIM
and Sheet Iron Work. done to order, in the best
manner.
Prices Of Stoves from @l6 to $50.
STEPHEN J. GOLD.
/ Cornwall Oea. o. 1883. q
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COXZectOs.'S Notice.

nj Office is hereby given to all residents
IN and non-residents liable to pay a town
tax of two and half cents on the dollar, and a
highway tax Of three cents on the dollar, in
the town of Goshen, laid on the Assessment
List of 1888, that will attend 10 receive said
taxes at the store of Putnam Bailey, on the
ID day Of April next, and at the store Of H.
N. Lyman, near the centre meeting house, on
the Sd, and at the store of A. Miles & Co. in
Canada Village ON the 4th, from o'clock to
6 O'Clock p. M. ON each of said days.
All those neglecting this notice must expect
to pay fees as the law directs.
JOSEPH /. GAYLORD, Collector.
Goshen, March IL, 1889. Al
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AT Toan Meeting legally ,carned and held 10
Sharon, on the first day Of October, 1889

At TOscn Meeting legally ,cor1'ed and held IN
Sharon, on the 6rst day Of October, 1889
BYLAW.
VToTED, that if any owner of any horse, cat
tie, or mules, shall suffer the same to 60
at large out of his or her enclosure. after the
first day of April next, such owner shall for
felt and pay, to any person who shall take up
and impo9nd the same. the sum OF twenty
nvU CCEftS AVA SsSSSas sx0Sa Sf 0S"Sssss Sss AaAA
s,faff Sd f6dfaqh 7aaals fOsescs-siaeeA hs~
enclosure, and taken up.
in their several districts, and it shall be law
FIJI for anv freeholder, to impound any hor-
res. cattle, or mules, so found out OF the en-
closure of the owner and at large. who. toge-
Their with the pound keeper, shall regulate the
proceedings, receive the same compensation,
and have the same powers as are granted IN
the statute law of this state Entitled Pounds
Prorided, that no penalty to be incurred ur.
dar this bv.law shall exceed the sum of three
Sollars: and the owners of such horses, cat.
ia or mules. 40 impounded, shall not receive
the same from the pound until he shall have
mid 10 the person impounding the sane th,
amount Af the forfeiture, and 70 the pouns
Eeener his foes and expenses for keeping cali
creatures, az In other casea OF creatures I'm
ronnded: Prouided Mersrthslssss that any pei
son who shall have family residence IN sal
town OF sharon may. II 10 chooses, suiler on
cow 10 run AZ large on the public highway
ana not Incur the aforesaid penalty.
Yoied, the aforesaid bylaw 20 publlshe
an tho LIiehAell Enquirer. -. an ,aao
The foregoing Bylaw u Q true copy q
auneaFs Of record. a.
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a G6w Of noely's Axes,
HOA nAAn b
January ~. ]. LAWRENCE.
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Gitchlield County Mutual
# IR E
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

INSURANCE. COMPANY.
THIS Company has been in operation a
l. considerable time, and has insured pro-
perty to very large amount. 1t has funds
on hand, and property pledged. sufficient to
indemnify those who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. The differ
ence between the expense of insuring in this
company and in ordinary insurance compa.
MES, is now too we'll understood to need any
explanation. Individuals in this county, who
choose to insure their property at trifiing
expense, can apply to the Secretary in the
village of Litchfeld, Or to the agents in the
several towns.
William Buel Jason Whiting
Oliver Goodwin David G. Sanford
Charles l.. Webb Richard Smith
SSyiv1ster %aipln Lucius Bradley
SYLVESTER GALPIN. SecTy. ~
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WETORSTED TIPPETS, Yeoman's era
w WATTS, Woollen and Buckskin Glove
and Mittens, &c. for sale by
January n. j. LAWRENCE.
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THE miraculous cures effected by GoE.
u LICK'E MArcHLEss SANATTvK, we find
has convinced even the most bitter oppoaers
Of the doctrine, that the medicine 10 indeed
of "more valve 10 mankind than the vast
mines of Austria, or even the united treasures
of the globe" For sale BY
3uJ*36 HGrOintOn, Con.
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US. Mail for Hartford.
Shortest Route g. Fast Line.
FARE FROM
ZSEcbGeyG TO Hartford al. 80.

II EAvES Litchfield for Hartford Tuesday,
IL Thursday and Saturday mornings at 7
O'Clock, and goes through with despatch. All
business and baggage sent will be faithfully
attended to, as the same driver goes through.
T For passage, or information, please to
apply at BoLLEs' HOTEL, Gate Phelps'.)
LitchfeN, Julv, 1888. 7
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NOTICE.


0NMaMAAAdN0Ns
THE undersigned will manufacture 70 or
= der Carriages, Pedisr and Pleasure Veg.
goms, of all kinds. Wood Work and Repair.
Ing also done-one door north ofthe Congre-
gational Church.
He will also, II desired, manufacture Plea.
sure Carriage or Stage Coach bodies entire.
He has taken Charles @. Hennett's 6MiTR
eHoP. recently occupied by Horace I. SEQ.
10y, where he will pay strict attention 70
kKoesae Mas9 Ga Ghoetaeg.
Repairing Carriages. Wagons. and oil kinds
ct country work done At Rhesl notice..
WILLIAM CIlsAK.
LihchAelA Fsh, "a. 1870. a
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- 1870 90. c-..~.'. t,,.
Lne Saa3SnS o. LOU y. -, SS ~. sitglnia'
gase u,. u,nn S VI ~. ~. S...s a..s... 20 Inc
i;' ~ n ~ - ~ wo'
ia - ~ u1ss;',s,,c., fsIhe p;ot III
r,,s'.,;. ia ~. ,..ss.,.yuu
III r",sa ~ ~ poy,a ~ shs s.r,i; ~ NY
Exscn,;~e Tha Cha rlos,sviIle Rsrrt q ..s
con,o Inc he, Snecch which M R,vrs dsS;n
cred IN thai or.ns;on IN is bold eloC.,a,,,
end ,r;nnha ~ S,;nd;cal;on az HE 49,. ~.
and nr;ncsnIes I, will ~ saer ,ha, .is :.
n,ost afnrta ~ the overntnent were ~,
to lead the dis,;norished Senator f,o,,, .s AZ
nath Of d,,tv. ana that the highest nioca. T.,
the gift of The President were render, =, ~
him in exchange for his principles. II viii
be seen, too. that he nobly and indi0nantIv
spurricd their brides; that as the Renresens.
tatiye of Virginia, his fidelity and patrio,isyo-
even in these degenerate times, when other
men are bought and sold, were proof aeainst
Executive power and patronage. Such
Senator is an honor to Virginia. to the Re.
public and to the World. The following is
an extract from the speech to which we refer
az ask, then, fellow-citizens, what have
done to merit all the obloquy and denuncia-
ton with which Ihave been so copiously VS.
best of my abilities maintained all the old
republican doctrines Of Virginia-I have
Faithfully represented her opinions, and
sought to guard her rights and interests in all
the great questions Of national policy on
which have been called. as her representa-
tive, To act-and | have steadily pursued and
perseveringly endeayored to carry out, nm
der circumstances of the greatest discour-
| agement, while abandoned by former friends,
every principle had laid down for The g1i-
dance of my public course. What crime,
Elow-citizens-I have refused. as the Repre-
sentative of this old = unterrifed" common
wealth Of ours, TO become the supple and
plant tool of power--I have not bowed the
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A WHO SPEAKER.

tain majority in he next House 81 Represeniniives
viii be connleie fihey shall in cheering their
sss.: e s 81 Ss e. ia
FIR eight members in Maryland, and twO in Ajssie-
sippi and for cone three o. four vacancies occason
sa BY death snd Iesisna:ion Aosng thss. sas:s
the previous incunbenes, and classifying the MEM
hers pready elected q Mez Hold tksir cs1sfats, We
hays tie 5ol!owing result Wbgs I2o. Lcce Faces lls
Of right % seat. andeniiies memher 20 vote for
Speaker. II, however, The Aonse should decide thsS
!ss Aye sCa'ss.s sss. = Nsw IsI.sy shScd b ED
would 70 divided o i6icwss yVhies us Inc6 Focoe
liz, contested s. Allowing the eight MARYLAND
and three LOGO Focos and yielding The Globs its
shadowy and probably nnt0nnded claim 10 thu two
members in Mississippis fhs whole Honse would he
DIVIDED 55o 6 lolow 81, g. &c sse Sr Wings
II de New Jersey mslrhsss should 81 ALLEGED 10
vote. holding they do IsRaI evidence Of their
election he houss would asAd. Whiw i2s Loco
In eilher eventsshs wings have i intAeir power TO
elect y. shsir sPsaser Je snsass vie. 3vEzF Vine
rf FIRST EAT OF DEcsMpER. Tiie pssss Throughout
ssssss 81 iSsss wa;s Is'5sys ,sesG sssSs e tss-
de idra 81 being dsg bsiind haNd lake Il lassS,
ed that he will be the only abssalees Aes iexery
Wing Member feel that his vote VIII decide the en9
test and I'LL viii 81 well The fepLesenAtve4e 81 ela
People win elect m unifamuieled and nap!tdgetls
Speaker and freedom Of qpinioR viii slSbnsph 9s1r
party management and kiotationsr lbaA4 - 4ssrS
ts9fl 4 fsat sa4 ed ssf,ts
/, AxoruER SLAyrn HRopsRR 70 mn y. SfATzs.--
The Philadelphia papers anncunce - sysival ssihsr
port Of ths ship Euphra.es il g dsts
from Cape Msnsussdeso he wsst coast II AIiioa2.-
She had been taken oushs coast - de Ritsl shib-
oEwpr Harleqafns asa slasefs and eissnupso Cover
nor Bushaaan. U. s. consal Il LIBERIA vlo pas b
new crew on Board and os1sred her u RkilsdsIphid
She was 6sied out ii Havana .sadsr esisys
doahslsss shroae lie sse1cy q M Ca
sol Tsist. M Y. Espyssss ~ & Nv oa~ 49,
4 DlAsoIacaL purR On "wednesday night Co.
saiu Goodnans living mis- 80 q re eity. ksania
Noise u his yard. and ssns %: Bio lsA mn ssesr
tain the cause On going - ihs I'm foosi. he man
WIS attacked b. sws viliaiasnpe ofwheM I've iins
bl0ig with ! club whishtEsks hs phieE iau. gThs
man ,Ainks, Aaaweser llue BE nlcEsedsa h mnrainv
ons of ,hem On de head q shsal3se VIA $500
which may had % hisdsssssi6n OF sutsTidSstsEa
.oost. Il was found tlAt abo1i wsiSkt d $3.50
had bse0 killed, and tied soseikss FSto.y. 80.
hassy ieh.oyalr Rackessw Danassae
RenERr * HArzx. de- din,insuiiksa c;,i..n oe
South Csr6Enssdisa ar Aahtills ca oa.tAs 2llh,
ult, aged -,