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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-17
TRUST SALE.

II WILL sell, as trusteesto the highest bid
IL der for cash, at the Court House door in
Columbus, on Monday the 23rd day of De-
cember next, the east half of the southeast
quarter of Section number 80, Township num-
Der IL, s., Range II, west; and Lots num-
bers and five, and one half of Lot number 8
in square number l, in fractional Section 81,
in the town of Columbus, in accordance with a
Trust Deed executed by Thomas Christian to
me as trustee, dated 10th October, 1897.
HENRY DICKINSON, Trustee.
Columbus, Nov. 1, 1929. INV
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-17
GROCERTES.

ERANKLIN & BROTHER have on
hand a fresh assortment Of Groceries,
which viii bo sold low for good money.
MsY29s ~
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED.
ID UNAWAY from this place about the
II 18th October last, young man who
calls his name z. w. Metals, without settling
his detbs, not even his board. As he will likely
change his name, We viii endeavor to de-
scribe him, he is about five feet six or seven
inches high, about twenty-five years of age,
rather .squint or crossed in one of his eyes, a
Tailor by trade; wore off a blue cloth coat,
steel mixed pants and number of fine rings,
one very large one.
We presume he will make for Mississippi,
as he had good deal of Brandon money.
Any information concerning the youth will
be thankfully received.
BLANTON & POWELL.
Belmonte, Ala, Nov. 9, 1889.
The Columbus Argus will give the above
four insertions, and forward the account to
this Office for payment Voice Of Sumpter.
Dec. 8. IL, At.
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Dec. IL, 1873,
TRUST SALE.

A 7 the request Of Cyrus s. Akin, President
IN of the Columbus and Tembtgby Trans
portation Company of Columbus, Mississippi,
we viii, by virtue of Trust Deed, executed
BY Malcaijah hbney of Sumter county and
state of Alabama, on the 18th day of July, 1889,
to US as Trustees, to secure the payment Of
certain stock note therein described and set
forth, which said dead has been duly recorded,
offer for sale to the highest bidder. on Friday
the 9th day of December next, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock, A. 81. and 4, p NJ, at the
Court House door in the town Of Columbus,
County of Lowndes, and state of Mississippi,
for ready money In specie or the notes of specie
paying Banks on demand, the whole of the
following tracts or parcels of Land with the
improvements thereon, situate, lying and be-
ing in the county of Sumter and state of Ala
bama, namely: The east half of the south east
quarter of section 10. township 20, range 2,
west the north east quarter OF section IL,
township 20, range 2, west; the west half of
the south west quarter of section IL, township
90, range 9, west the west half of the south
east quarter, and the east half of the south west
quarter of section 10, township 20, range 2,
west; or SO much thereof, as may be sufficient
to satisfy and fully discharge the amount due
on the first and second instalments Of ten per
cent. each, on the capital stock, declared to fall
due and payable, by said Company and the
Board thereof, on the 18th day of April and
May last, and the 18th day of July, 1889, to-
gether with all cost and expense attending such
sale.-Dated November 6, 1899.
ONID P. BROWN, lTo.o.
WIN. P. FULLER, Aius'eeS'
fPrs fee SOL 74w
Postponement.-Thea above sale has
been postponed until Wednesday the ninth
day ofJanuary next.
OVID P. BROWN, Trustees
WIN. P. FULLER,
Dec. 10, Prs. fee, $40 90. IL, ids.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-17
A. VALUABLE REMEDY
FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
GARnEN SEED.

GARDEN SEED.
TUST Received fresh supply. Growth
- of 1889; raised and put up in the best
manner by the United Society of Quakers at
South Union, Jasper Valley, Logan county
Kentucky. For sale by
FRANKLIN g. BROTHER.
Dec. IL 1889. 13 If.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-17

WINES AND LIQUORS.
an Draught or in Bottles, of the following
~ kinds, selected with great care, by
competent judge, In the northern markets,
known to be pure and of the first quality, viz:
Golden and Pale Sherry,
Best and Common Madeira,
Old Port Wine,
Lisbon and Muscdt Wines,
Old Irish Whisky,
Champagne and Cognac Brandy,
Holland Gin, and
Jamaica Rum.
Together with a full assortment of the COM
mon Liquors, constantly on hand and for sale
in any quantity, by
FRANKLIN q BROTHER,
On Main-st. door from Market
Feb. 8, 1889. q
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CARRIAGES.

A R. WOLFINGTON has on hand, and
IA. is still receiving from Jennings, Robin
son & Co.'S Mandatory at the north, hand
some assortment ofall kinds of CARRIAGES
eonsistingi it part of
Coaches, Chariotees. BaroWches, Baggys,
&c. &c. which will be sold on reasonable terms
at bis Repository.
u All Repairing done with neatness and
despatch at his old stand on Market-street.
Columbus, March IL, 1889. 26tf
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MEDICAL NOTIcE

DR.. z..E. EoE cEa1-z.
WTILL in future devote his whole attention
w to the practice ofthe several branches
of his profession. at the late residence of his
father. between Col Nimrod Davis and Lind
sey's Ferry. He viii practice upon as reas-
enable terms as any Other regular bred phys
ician in the country.
Dec. 10, l639.--I2tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-17

3. Wlll the editor Of the Argus be good as
- oehne the idea which he attaches 70 the
rOIa " Loco FocO"--and the difference which
ny makes between that and @Democracy'1
Democrat.
@oat eheerfuIly.--aIt means any thing, and
very hing, and Of course nOthing'--exceP
compromising hostility to United States
o.aA' and the best interests Of the country,
"n'eh I seeks to lay waste in every possible
way This Is the idea VIC attach oths Loet
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TRUST SALE,

Dec. 3. 1889.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

Dec, 10. 1922 sw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
SELECTIONS.

Ntw loRK, DfCFMBER II.
The drum. fife and buge sound laodly ia
ears. The streets foil OF HE military. Several
regiments ordered out. awaiting farther news
from Albany, and they rendCsreas TO day IN the
Park. The news from Albany Is rather more beger-
enr. but anprshend nothng serious. The uniform
companies that have beon sent from Albany the
scene Of action have been booted al. yelled at. aud
made fun Of; bnt they have cnoamped among tbe
insurgents. aud lhr military from Troy ordered
out. All day onr uoors have been expecting an
express by sssamboaf. but. none has come. it Is
presumed rliai the military already ordered our have
been found Sufficient. The Governor has issued
very excellent proclamation.
The Wings Ia Boston have carried their Mayor,
J. Chapman. Esq. by 1900 majority. The
municipal go,erpmsat Of the city is completely in
their power.
The packet ships Independence and Toronto
ssied yesterday. the former having $4,000 ADD
the latter Sl06 600 n specie. Thc Snlly Tor llavre
takes out S50,8oO Il Is very probable thai the I.u
srpool will take out large sum- bat this is yel
clear.
Seventeen of the twenty oue banks in Rhode Island
have resumed specie. pay meni,, and the others.
with the banks 10 the eaustry, viii follow. New
England aud New York are now specie paying
States.
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.Eg0..Hs .gyasssca,ysss.

A HE SUBSCRIBERS are agents Tor the sale
a OF large number OF tie genuine
"a or1ls 7zasi.ical5sis Cuttings and Roots,
ot tie present years growth. They are from d
very unusually ilourishng nursery, 0the adjoining
county oi Buckingham, and the tees OF uncom-
m0uly vigorous growth, many of them on the Isl
INST. measuring from 81 10 feet in height. The
cutvator, Key. J. ). AruSiead, secured the pre-
sent nnprolous season, the growth of Serentg. fee
trees lor every hnnde ed single buds planted. lie
warrantsthe genuineness of the aud the mauri-
" Of all The wood which he sells The cuttings aud
roots VIII be ready for delivery early in November
Application to US, post poid, will be promptly at
,euded to, WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
July Is Wv If isof
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NO WgCE

l virtue Of a Deed OF Trust, executed TO III
4 , subscriber by Lewis Menrt and Lavjna his
wife, be ring date the 81 day Of December 1872 and
OF record IN the Clerks Office OF the County Court
OF 1amp0eli' ior the purpose of securing debt due
TO Edwin Matthews, shall proceed TO sell, upon
me premises to ,ue highest bidder. for cash, on
Monday tEr 9TH day of January next, one CERTAIN
Tract or parcel OF E;ssid,
n said deed mentioucd coutalDiuy one lundred
and eighty acres more or less, and lying mlhe Coun
y OF campbell within about thee miles from the
oouf- house, adjoining the Lands OF d.. Lambeth
Capt Melville Talbot, Capt Edward Walkers and
others, $50
The lIe is believed to be unqucslionable but act
ing merely as trustee shall OF course. convey TO
Ne purchaser, such tile only, is vested in me b,
the Deed aforesaid
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
Dec. ) c,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

puy Saddcn Dedh-As Mr.. Anthony Nee on
mel aIesident OF The district OF Spring Garden.
going 10 church yesterday morning. when N The
neighborhood OF oh and Y Inc streets, he suddenly
fell down aud expired. MI Mcconnell was lareel,
engaged IL drovlng was wealthy. aud had been Tor
long time oi the directors Of the Bank of Penn
Township The coroner held an inquest upon his
body-Veldlet OF the jury, death from appoplexy
Phitad, Pom.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

Hessjan rig.-We are sony to Learn from +
farmers, that The prospect Of tho uaxt sessions
wheat crops IRE rather nupromisine, and discoura-
eing, on account of the prevalence OF the Nv An
experienced arner farther nlpfns us al he has
turned his eutle stock upon his gram lie ds, with
a hope 81 destroying the insect by pasturlng his
Wit al 10 the very ground lhs, has been thoug It,
by The best farmers, is the most eilec ua method
oil partially auesIing tho obstruction OF gram,
HaRSdtR (OAo) JcDtrsopi.fa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
CHEAP GROCERIES,
,T'DFFsfE.

EeY ynue Of deed otlru-l executed TO the I'M
- crsi.ued and JOIN +. White, by George
Christian. ou the OH day al September le35. and
duly recorded IA thr Clerks ofce of the county Of
Huckfnahain inr purposes therein enuoned. viii
offer fot sale 10 the h hest bidder, at public auc
ON. Tor cash, u the Blacksmith shop OF the said
Christian. "a The upper end of Buckingham county,
on Tuesday the l7th oil December next # lar, II not
The next far day. The following Slaves, 10 wiz Daniel
JOHN. David. boys. wum3n sally, aud her dau III
tel sophia and son George, another oman Matilda.
aud hot three children talllrne, Jeinetle aud Ma
ria Louisa and another woman Eds, and her dangh-
l,r May or so m.ny thereof as viii be sufheient
"a sali>(, The sand decd of uust. The tiin =, tie
lor Others shall convey only sucl lie Is vested
M ~ ths dc cd of trust alot. sind.
WV. ". FERGUSON.
Acting Trustee.
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Correspondence efas pste,s5vg ia,eiaeepctr

toltsPoa leatc q ne PeltrsbVg IatclIiqrntcr.
LIVERPOOL. l9th My. 1899.
Iabacco-- Since the samphng al tho last cop the
the demand has been moderate fol the season. my
he called duh market. The want of the trade has
kept 4 constant enquiry, but the operations prove
too nliied To satisfy holders. Who eynce cousdera-
bic anxiety 10 effect sales, which has caused weak
market and rfeYcaled business that would have Ia
Ken place. The total sales lasi month reached 555
hids Since the Isl inst $50 hhds. have been taken.
as follows: $50 Virginia Leaf, 10 stemmed; 10
Kentucky leaf, 10 slemmed OF which 50 hhds for
Iceland . Tor Seailand, 20 for export, aud 2J5 bv
manufacturers. Buyers are mostly hare Of stock
and several export ORDERS are on hand. The Mad.
SON arrived tins uorLlng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

We understand that the persons arrested for
the robbery and attempt 10 murder the ShcrifT of
Chesterfield, Mr.. Goodc. were Jahn Blevns and
Wm Mccoy, Who we've in the Penitentary some
Tune since the former twice.
The Examining Court of Chesterfield were unan-
lmoosly IN favor OF sendiog the accused before the
Superior Court for Indictment and mai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

ANreporE.-A married couple determined to be
divorced but not being able 10 gre with respect
TO Tie Disposition OF the children. referred tie dis
liute Ia aunt, 10 whose Arbitration they both a
greed 10 submit. We have three children sald the
hnsband-l insist ON keeping hoo--rhe thifd shall be
LETT 10 the Of the mother. Bat |. said the wife
have iiebl 10 itcoihe oluue VII be moIc than
sufficient tpi Won. - There is 10 way oi settling this
dispute, sud The aunt, with the tue gravity # a
judge. bur by waiting the biah Of fourth child.
You car then separate equal ferAs.' The decision
tcalnttd god humor The couiending parties en-
btaeed and the ldea Of divorce Was forgotten.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

SoNAMEuLisu AND Marrow EsoApf "A gentle
man iodetug at the Exthauge Hotel, 10 tie Ord
siols. fosc ftam his bed Thursday night. 5h
INST. While in profound sleep faIstd the sash Of
tie window AID threw himself On. lie encounter
ed tall of aenty three ret and was puehcd head
foremost upon light oil stels below. Inc noise
Of the fall a@ateued sorie of The servants WHO went
To his assistance aud eunl Inn ,eseusIlIe bu eoo.
Frymg him In his fuam, he sonn recovered and show
ed oibcr INJURY. bat Tire loss ct las bar with the
skin attached. To give al ldes OF The fopes VIII
witch h. fell thr step ~hirh it tsl struck tof rlnh
inch hits) s.i enfirely sefo,s and sepatafrd
lei We sae him bex ia, ning walking about
a. fesh .. II nothing had taPpcned.
lhoyok Herald
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EsHsSg E3ssS * yaEigCnANT>,
Savings Institution,
f. H.N'SEsRS gyEp<.

HNHlS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
Il III successful operation for SIX wears, under III.
most prosperous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a dollar bav,
been lost, debt due the institution but wba Ls
been promptly paid. The Company continue n
receive dcposites, upon the most favorable terms
that is, iorany sum remaining with them under lopr
months, interest thereon from the date oil drpose
three per cent per annum-over -four, aud undr,
six months, four per cent, and over six months fly,
per cent per annum.
Deposes are generally paid upon application but
the Company reserve 10 themselves the right of TO-
curing oweekS.
Those wishing 10 deposite money, will call upcp
The Cashier at his Office, at the stone of Turner
Burwell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
Observation-Disclosures

The southern Mss. sun OF the ls h ut. saws:
Cuok snd Cariet, VIII We're Confined ~ the jli
OF seutl county Tor murder have been AIKEN By force
from Prison bS some Of The citizens al that eouny
aud hung II will be r,eolleetcd that they uuce
made ihrlf escape it1m Thai al and were reiaken.
They wee brought to Raukin county no or thee
wurb- sincn for fial bur ,emsndrd or want OF sum5
testimony. The people have taken the Ia" iuto
,heif own hands, aud executed them without a
itial,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAsruorsv
ESP Eel FULLY informs his frie,ds a.,
u public generally, that he continp.s IN ,.s, Nc
tue manufacture of COPPER AND TIN WEE YS
10 all lis various branches. His stock of ri, W..
Is no" large well assorted, and well worthy III.
ieniion oil boih wholesale and retail deal.,. ~
stock oil STILLS and other Copper Wa,, !. i,'
very large ana desirable, aud he is prepared to m
''eio'e TO order Ills "fany size or pattern. and
wall also repair old Stills or take them in exch a"u
Tor new ones. ss
lie has also on hand large and well ass,,,.a
stock OF WOW + WIRE for wheat fans. Nc a.',, y
prepared to weave TO any order he NAV receive :
lie also has attached TO the establishment ppsS.
FOU NDRl, and is prepared to cast to order r..
for taverns. churches and other purposes r.L.
Screw Boxes, castings for Threshns MACHINES ~,
all other kinds Of Brass Castings.
lie continues, also, 10 gutter and cover uous..
either III town or country. with Copper, TN I,a.
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable term, "
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either puhpx.l
or taken ~ exchange FOR new work. Count, ~.
duce also taken III exchange for all work in his I'm.
Aug u1
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CorrsN sSo SroAR { Eors or ruL Souru. WEsrs
- Ihe Auahafas Q.a.) Gazrtc Of the Oh nlimo
states. that the Planters for the lat weeks hive
been rtudins cane, aud thai tie sugar mae
is OF the best quality. The cane also Yields
we'll. aud tie weather IL extremely taFor"bie
The cotton II ST. Martha is 40 drseribrd As oil
the very best equality, aud ibe crop ABUNDANT, II
least one lliifd ,noto dian List YEA.
The sane ps..er estimates The agefegsi value al
the sugar cotton aud brcl cattle raised "a the tree
fosn. 81 ~. Mania. ST Mays aud Lafayette tLs)
the present seaspn. 1t two millions OF d. liars.
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June
NOIs1E.
Nov. Is

FENHE undersigned Is ready to receive wheat.
Il during the season Tor which he will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs. his friends aud the public generally
that in every here wheat is sent TO the NIL r.
and no price agreed upon, III stored in The Mill
at the risk ohe planter long as the price remains
nnsetlled as he Is only MILLER. and nor an inst,-
rer against Ere, water &c. ALIEN. MUNDY.
Aag.S Is
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ss3RzAN POTATOES

4 HAVE iorsale a small lot Of Fc % ~ II u.
Il - % a IL II % p s.. wanannted penu.
me IL VIII be seenby reference to the Nov. No. of
me Cni'valot. that bushel was raised from on.
aud that from one bushel seed seventy -four
''e "e'e sa'heted' Persons wishing TO obtain
cary Application to CHARLES Phelps
Dee. . - p
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Xc,, Grocery i'm Eynci.b,,rs.

ts'HE subsetbers hatiog removed To Llnchburg.
n respectfully INFORM their friends aud the pub
geneT lily. fsi they have taken The house former
~ occupied rs Marlin. Wand < DAVIS, Two doois
below Charles Phelp,'s Anctoo Room. aud oppo-
site Messrs. :. 4 NJ II. Gslnd's Law Office
where ihey intend to keep general assortment Of
Groceries Tor sale, at vets low rates. Tor cash.
BAILEY & WOMACk.
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Executors safe or valuable Real Es-

tate.
10 virtue ofthe provisions ofihe last viii and
E9 testament OF Samuel Bransiord. deceased,
the undersigned. his executors, will proceed, on the
2lsi day Of December 1850, the premises. 10 sell
at public auction, TO tie highest biddeffhe following
valuable real estate lying IA and near The Town Of
LynchbnTg, TO vii
/. lG5 feet OF ground main street cornerIng Just
below aud opposite To The Franklin Hotel, On 4ti
alley. running back the usual depth Of Town lots.
Q 653 feet of ground on 6fst street. opposite
Sifip2 " ifehonsc, and eornehng on 4lh alley, ana
running baca tie usual depth Of town lots.
} Que house aud loton Diamond Hill, being the
same formerly occupied by Jno. IL. Tyree--beIne
j5ieet front Man stieet, aud running back the
usual depth Of foRn lots.
A. Que faoiety Of lot on Diamond ILL (yacantj
owned Jobuy by Gus!ayus A. Rose and slml
Branslord.
s. A tact Of Land, containing about $50 acres
lying James River, about Il miles below lie Town
Of Iynebburg, owned jointly by the Rev. Jno. Early
and 5Iml. Brausford-1de moteiy belonging 10 tie
estate oil The latter, will be sold ~ whole or IN lois
10 suit persons desirous 10 putciase Ihis land i
heavily timbered.
The foregoing property is deemed BIZ tie under
signed 10 be valuable. aud well worthy the attention
OF capitalists The public may be assured that the
sale vii be certainly made-aud persons DESTROYS 10
purchase desiIc ed TO call tie undersigned, or
Mr.. Jno. II. Tyfre, vi o will show The properly.
Terms oil ale, 6, j., Is months credit; the pnr-
chasets giving bonds with approved security, and
The little retained as a further security for The pur
CHASE money. CHARLES &. HUDSON,
TIIOS \. BRANSFORD
ErecaiotS 81 Samuel Brangofd, ICED.
NV IDS
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DIRECTORS.
James River and KanauE.a Company.


q Tdmeetiae ofhc President and Direcior, Of
n The James Riter and Kandteha Company, IN.
Richmond, on Friday The sM NoremJer, 1899:
Resetted, I hat unless The President and Dire.
tors should in the mean time, be enabled to ieud,r
other means OF payment, they will be ready the
fist day OF January nexi, and of each succeeding
month thereafter. 10 exchange, at par. The Com
panys different issues of Notes. as they success
svciy fall due six per cent. bonds. issued by thu
Company. and guaranteed by the Sqie, in conlur
miry 10 the provisions of the Act of the Legislature
passed tie 23d March last 1t being understood that
bond VIII be issued for lessthan one hundred Io
Lars, or Ter any sum not amounting to even hun
dredS.
RcSolred, That the Secretary the foregoing
resolution 10 be pub,hed in tie Richmond Wig,
the Richmond Enquirer, the Lynchburg Vrgmlan,
and the kanawlia Banner.
Extract from Tie records
w. b. CHlTTENDEN,S Secretary.
Nov. II Will
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LoNGE1rr-A runerpus body Of tie ienaplly
Of Captain Btyap. ". l.. assembled AZ Jenkln,town
On Ihsrday evening. 10 "elcome his return To Ire
land. Among those who participated in The re
JncinRs tie occasion WIS Mrs Wh,lan = hale
"lj erandalne. aged los, who ripped II on he
hslt fantastic toe as Wefrlg as the youngest. Soc
danced Tor considerable period without an, appear
hnee oil fatigue and seemed to erjoy the scene, u
II the weight u three qaa'lefs Of cettaf, hal cen
suddenly removed BON her shoulders.
X. ,.na, L,,,,l