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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29
From the South Carolintan.
DISMISSAL OF THE FRENCH MINISTER

DISMISSAL OF THE FRENCH MINISTER.
The Washington Republic of Thursday
gives us officially, SO much of the infor-
nation as is deemed necessary to satisfy
the public mind in relation to the cessation
of diplomatic intercourse with France.
The Republic says:
"The relations thus terminated between
the Minister of France andithe American
Government, do not imply or necessarily
lead to cold or hostile intercommunica-
tion between the two governments. In
the case of Mr.. jackson, Minister of
Great Britain, whose relations with this
Government were terminated by Mr.
Madison in 1909 in asmore peremptory
manner, and for less pointed insult, no diff
ficulty arose between this country and
England. At another time we may refer
to that misunderstanding at more length;
but suffice it to say for the present, that,
unless France is em1lous OF difficulty
with this country-of which we have no
eyi dence in any thing that has hitherto
transpired--no disturbance of the friendly
relations between this and that country
can possibly occur.
In putting an end to the official reia-
tions of Mr.. Poussin with the United
States, the Executive has informed both
the government of France and the late
Minister of France, that any commuiica-
ton through any other channel will be
respectfully received and considered.
The gist of the whole matter was en-
braced in our telegraphic dispatch OF
Saturday. We will make an abstract OF
the particulars.
1t seems that III. Poussin had been
charged by the French Government to
prosecute q clam brought by French
man, Standardization for damages sus-
tanned in Mexice by che acts,ef American
officers. He communicated this fact 10
the late Secretary of State, who took no
notice gift, the claim having already been
disposed OF 'honorably and Justly by a
military court at Puebla. The meter
was brought 10 tho attention of The pres
ent Secretary of State, who after inves-
tigating IL, alec concurfed In the award oi
the military court, and informed the
French Minister OF this decision. M.
Poussin then addressed letter to Mr..
Clayton,in which was the following sen
| tcnce:
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KEOW EE COURIER.
SATURDAY, Sept. 99, lsA0.

With 3 view of accommodating our Sub
scribers who live at a distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
actas agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
scriptions to the KEowRE CouRrER, viz:
Mai w. IS. GRrRuAM, at West Union
EDWARD HucsEs, Esq, Horse Shoe
E.P. VERwxR, Esq, Bachelors Retreat
N. +. MrroKkLL, Esq. "'ckensyilie:
J.E. MAaoop, " Twelve Mile.
T.J. WEBB, for Anders,l District.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29

king money, and resort to it not from ehoice,
but from what they regard as sheer necessity.
But now the Anderson Rail Road wSn soon
be in operation, and our ctiz ems can send their
corn off and in this way realize the cash. We
have no doubt that as soon rs this road goes in
to operation our people win find it to their in
terest to export their corn in place Of distilling
it: and as man is always meved by that which
touches his pocket. we may ipfer that the ma.
king of whiskey will cease as soon as it becomes
unprofitable.
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HE DIDCoME.

The Telegraph in extracting from our paper
the last ofRev. d. Huinphries speech at the
celebration of the Sons of Temperance at this
place as reported by the correspondent, asks
"Why don't he goi" We would say to our
friend of the Telegraph that, he did come: and
if he has any misapprehcnsions as to the truth
Of the assertions he has but to give Pickens
visit, and he will exclaim that "the half has
not been told me-" The Reverend speaker could
not'ha re been mistaken for it is conceded that
experience is the best Of teachers" and the
speaker told the audience that he spoke expe-
rinaentally upon tn subject
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29
HEALTH OF CHARLESTON.

1t win be seen by the weekly biil.of
mortality, that six deaths occurred last
week of Strangers Fever. Other cases
have occurred this week, but the Board
of Health do not treat it as epidemic, and
ali our information leads to the same con-
clusion. It has never been known TO
prevail generally, commencing SO late in
the season. All the cases, we believe,
without exception, have been Of Foreign
ere, who have recently arrived in this
country, whose occupations specially ex-
posed them to the very unfavorable
weather which has characterized this
month, and whose irregular habits and
mode CT living, in crowded ill-ycntilated,
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

A most painful occurrence took place
on Tuesday last in Brick Range, by
which life was lost A little girl, u
daughter of Mrs. A. Tarrar, about three
years Of age, playing on the back steps
of the second story, fell and received so
severe an injury that she expired from
the effects Of it early on "Wednesday Eyes.
tcrday) morning.
The accident was one which no care
can often suffice to guard against. The
grief Of the bereaved parent shold be INIT.
igated by the recollection that her loved
one was removed In her tirst fresh purity
before sin or sorrow had become known
to her. and "of such is the kingdom of
Heaven. ."-Co1. Telegraph, Sept. 20.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29

We learn from communication in the Ten-
perance Advocate of the Goth inst, from Judge
O'Neall, that the editor intends to make tour
through some of the Northern Districts, for the
purpose of increasing the circulation of that
paper; aud that he desires to visit all the Di-
visions of the Sons of Temperance, and to form
new ones when me can. He commences at
Union on the Sd of the next month, through
Spartanburg to the village of Greenville
which place he will reach on the 9th. He will
be at this place on Friday the 18th, and pur.
poses to hold ameeting with the Sons of Tenn
perancs on that night and on tho next day ifit
is desired. On Saturday night he will be at
West Union, we suppose meeting with the Di-
vision which is to be opened there on next
Saturday the 9th of October.
Judge O'Nea!l closes his communication with
the following
Friends of Temperance the Temperance Ad-
vocate needs now your aid Can it be that YOU
will suffer it to falli WHAT'S 80 annually to q
Temperance mani He saves five times that
sum by Total Abstinence.
His hoped every friend of Temperance in the
State especially the Presidents OF Temperance
Societies, the Grand Worthy Patriarch, and the
other officers of the Grand Divislon the officers
of Divisions of Sons of Temperance, and the
Tents of Rechabites, will take up Immediately
subscriptions for the temperance Advocate,
and forward them to the Editor and Publisher,
John g. Bowman, Columbia. The Georgia
Temperance Banner has, guess, near five
thousand subscribers. You can, and hone will
make Mr. Bowman's listjuliy equal to that, for
South Carolina is not to be beat in te,nDcrdnce.
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A LETTER.


place, that there is in the Office letter direct
ted to "rhc Chairman of the Committee of Wig
lance and Safety for Pickens District We
would say thatno such Committee has eyer
been formed in this District, the citizens not
deeming it necessary for our safety. Thinge
have gone well with us without such Com.
mittce; we make this statement for the purpose
of informing our friends throughout the State
that if there is aught they wish attended to here
in relation to the questions coming under the
control of such q Committee that they must
direct their letters to private indi viduals--
Though we have taken 70 public action on the
matter, we will state that go far as our District
is concerned, every pulsation of the heart
is true to the interests of the South. AS evil
dence Of this is that the Post Masters in the
District have generally burned or destroyed ell
the abolition papers and dosuments that have
come to hand; and, where they have beenAan-
ded out, the personsto whoEa directed so far 81
we are informed, have consigned them to the
flames iBu sE
Our Distficthas been for a few years past
the focus of considerable immigration, particu-
lRrly from the middle portions of the State;
many persons from that aection, whose families
have been, season after season, shaking with
agues, until in their estim ation to shake with
patience has ceased TO be virtue, are settling
amongst us and assuming the jeans jacket and
trowsers of our sturdy farmers, find themselves
much happier in their frugal homes than they
could hope to have been in the planters maa-
sion, where the pale phantom disease is ever
gliding from chamber to chamber, and in spite
of the late rise in cotton and negroes p0iRks
mockingiy to an open grave.
From thi, cause, combined with the prodigious
natsal multiplication of the species here, the
population ofour District is rapidly increasing.
New farms are being opened and on every hand
the woodman's axe, awakening the sleeping
silence of years,is constantly ringing in the
depths of our forests; and the yellow corn IS
waving in rich luxuriance this morning over
hundreds ofacres upon which, twelve months
ago the wild deer browsed undStnbed.
Flocks of sheep and herds Of cattle, whose
fatuess, when the Greenville Railroad lie COM
pleted, will astonish the markets of Charleston,
find rich pasturage on our thousand hills.
No wonder then, that some reasonable peo
pie, anxious to escape from the fevers of the
middle Districts, come here and find health
and competence.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

WD w. has been received, but his commu-
nication is too lenghthy for our columns and is
therefore declined. s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29

in Washington. Hewas in New York at
the time. but arrived here this evening""
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-05
South- CarOlin0---Smn1ter Dist.
~ (pDJNd dpv 80 t.ta
IN ORDINARY.

4 Z
Whereas, Jesse Woodard hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, ON all and
singular the goods and chattes, rights and
credits Of J. Woodward, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
tho said deceased, to be and appear before me,
at our next Ordinary's Court for the said is
trict, to be holden at Sumter Court House on
Friday the 18th day OF December next, to shew
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Both
day OF November, in the year Of our
L. S Lord, ore thousand eight hundred and
iorty-nine and in the 74,h year of
American Indepenpenco.
w. LEWIS, O. s. D.
Dec. S 6 2t
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Equity Notice,
70 Guardians, Trustees, Receiue,.s,
md fon,n,;ttoop

and Committees.
All guardians, trustees receivers and others
who are bound to account 10 the Commission
er in Equity for Sumter District, are hereby
required to be and appear before said Cons
missioner at his Office at Sumter Court House,
the INird Tuesday in January, and the
Tuesdays in January and February next, to
make returns of the estates in their hands,
possession or management, setting forth on
oath, the particulars and value Of such estnte,
and an account of all money received and
paid for said csta,cs;"nnd to substantate the
same by proper and sufficient vouchers; also
to produce all bonds, notes, certificates of
stock and other evidence ofchoses in actions
which are specified in said return; and also all
title deeds, bills Of salcand other mnniments
ofttle Of property purchased by him or her.
or them, for his, her or their ward or cesty
Qu trust. Those who fail, rnles will be i'm
mcdatcly issued against them.
JOHN B. MILLER, c. SD.
Nov. 9TH 1910. 3 If
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South Carolina Dist,
lEA Equity.
Er parle
Mary !. McTaddu, Petition

VIII be sold at Sumter Court House on the
.frSt Monday in January next aud the day fol-
lowing,
a PLANTATION, the Estate of Thos.
K. McFaddin, containing about thirteen hun
drcd Acres, situate in Salem County in said
District, on Black River bounded Lv lands of
Dr. Robert Nlu!drow, Il. b. Mul;lrow, NJ. p.
Maycs and w. PloWdcn, with two-story
dwelling house, and negro quarters for
eighty negroes, situate thereon
The terms o! sale arc, q crcdi; of fire years,
to be paid in fire equal annual nsallments,
with interest payable annually from the dav
OF sale until the amount of The sale be rullv
paid and satisfied. That the purchaser do
give bond and personal security and a mort
gage OF the premises.
a, the same time will he sold a ranr of
EIGHTY NEGROES. on credi, OF o,ic, fuO
and three years, with interest payable an
nuallv from the day Of sale uni! the same
be fully paid and satisfied. That the pur
chaser pay on the sales oi the negroes five
per cent cash, and the balance on the las,
mentioned credit. The purchaser giving
bond and personal securities, or one security
ana mortgage Of the negroes purchased
NO negro To bc removed until terms oi
sale are coupled with; and il no. complied
WIN 10 nc ES-"oid at Tie rSl. Oi the purchaser
III the interim TO be lodged in jail for safe
Keeping at the expense OF the purchaser.
There viii also bc sold at the same time
Household Furniture, sixteen or crhtcc.
Plantation horses and mules, Wagons
Pionmhs, AMI Gear, Stock OF ali kinds, Corr,
ana Fodder. Credit the same as upon sale
"i,i'c ncgroc> purchaser giving hond and
personal security Purchasers to pay for all
necessary papers.
FER iu!! Information enquire o! Capt. JAS.
H. BLANDING, Sun'crvillc,
BY Order OF the Court,
JOHN Is. MILLER,
Colnr.
Sum,crvillc, Nov. 2Oh 1910
700 SACKS PRIME SALT. Just re.
ccivcd and for sale BY
BROWN. LEE g. co.
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Fare Reduced to $40 from
Charleston to NeW-York,
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHAIR ESrnN x -

THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of Lali-
rcns-st. daily at 3, p m. after the arrival Of
the Southern cars, via WILMINGTON and
WELDON, N. c. PETERSBURG, RICH.
MOND, to WASHINGTON, BALTI-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA and N. YORK
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers o! this line, from Charleston to
Wilmington, are in first rate condition, and
are navgated BY well known and experienced
commanders, and the railroads are In fine Of
der, thereby securing both safety and dispatch.
a THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation will be continued on and
alter the first OF Oct. lSl9, as permanent ar
rangement from Charleston TO New York.
Passengers availing themselves thereof, will
have the option either TO continue without
delay through the route or otherwise. to stop
at any OF the intermediate points, renewing
their seats OH the line TO suit their conve-
nicnce. hy this route travellers may reacl,
New York on the third day during business
hours. Baggage will be tickctea on board
the Steamer to Weldon, as likewise on tho
change of cars, at the intermediate POINTS
from thence ton York Through Tickets
$50 each, can alone be had from T., WINS.
LOW, Agent OF the Wilmington and Raleigh
Il K Company, at the Office Of the Company
foot OF Laurens-s,reet to whom please apply,
For other information inquire OF
H. G. DUNCAN,
AZ 1.-THE American lIo,el, Charleston S. C.
May 8 40 1y
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South-C Carolina Sumter Dist.
IN. EOUITY

E.r parte )D..:.:
Mary J. Wilder and Children, ict''''n'
Will be sold at Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday in January next, and if not
then sold, vii! be offered at each subsequent
sale day until sold.
a lot of land in Sumtcrvllc on the North
cast corner of Broad and Liberty Street, at
present occupied by by Frcrson & Pringle,
and a. Chisolm. The terms arc cash.
BY order ofthe Court,
d JOHN B. MILLER.
Con'r.
Sumtervilc, Nov. 18th 1Si9 5 ct
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Notice.

The subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he-will
continue the BOATING BUSINESS from
WRiGiI'S BLUFF to Charleston the en-
suing Winter. All Cotton and otherProduce
consigned to his Boats will bercceivcd stored
&C., free OF charge. Freight as reasonable
as by any other conveyance.
Grateful for past iavors, he hopes, by his
usual strict attention tothe interests of his
fricn Is to realize continuation of their pa
tronagc. J. RUFUS FIELDER.
Wright's Bluff, II Oct. 1910. 52t
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For Sale.

AS am Acsirous of removing, offer for
sale my Plantation situated on Santee. ten
miles from Nelson's Fiery. The said Planta-
ton contains about Two Thousand Four
Hundred Acres, six hundred cleared and
under good ienccing, On the premises is a
good comfortable two story DWELLING
we'll finished and all necessary out buildings,
price -Four thousand Dollars, and will
throw-n my whole stock consisting of One
hundred head of Cattle seventy or Eighty
head of sheep, the same Of hogs and sixty or
seventy head of Goats. For any further in4
formation address the subscriber Wrights
Bluff Post-Oflice.
WILLIAM NJ. DAVIS. #
Sept. 10Th, lS49. At BIN.
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Wilmington and Manchester
Rail, ROAD.

PETERSON & PRINGLE take this early
method OF returning their thanks to the good
people oi Sumter District, for their very kind
and liberal patronage bestowed since the short
time they have been in business thcv rcsDcct-
fully solicit continuance of the samc-
They viii keep as before every article in the
grocery line besides little OF the dry roods.
Hardware and almost every article which the
Farmers may call for, will barter for any kind
OF country prodncc, and on as reasonable
terms as possible, if you doubt il just call in
at the corner store opposite McLcans old
stand at the sign of the negroes, the follow
ing articles compose part of what they
have on hand
1000 pounds Bacon sides
2nCO " Sugar cured hams
50a " Leaf Lard
10 Kits Mountain Butter
5 do Goshen do
20 Best Goshen Cheese
% Barrels Baltimore Flonr
10 Kegs Buckwhcat do
ID Sacks Java Coffee
10 do Cuba do
10 do Rio do
10 bis Sugars craSlI'd. clarified & brown
l ligds Charleston refined Treackcl
do n. O. and West India Molascs
100 Sacks Salt
. bbls Mackcrel No
800 lbs Cod Fish
5 bbls Irish Potatoes
Candles, Sperm, Adamantinc and Tallow
Crockery and Hardware
French Chocolate, Ci;ron Nermccl!i, Maca
rom, Brazil mats, Almonds, Raiscns, Ginrer,
Nutmeg, All-spce, Pepper, Mace, Cloves,
Pruncs, Pickles, Carsup
100 k"Ts nails assorted ) l-2 TO 6 la
II
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Notice,

The members of the Troop lately raised in
Salem viii assemble ut Scotisvillc on the Sc
cond Saturday (!2th day) of January next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of adopting
a Constitution and By Laws, designating a
parade ground and elect Captain, two Lieu
tenants and Cornct. The several members
OF the Subcommittee appointed to raise the
Troop are requested to attcd.
J. ID. ASHMORE,
Tl1OS. II. ENGLISH,
J. w. STUCKEY,
EZEKIEL KEELS,
CHARLES L. CRANE,
Comitee on Raising Troop.
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$40 Per Month

Will be paid for good Negro Laborers. to work
OIL tho CHARLOTTE RAIL ROAD noar Co.
lunbia. Apply to either of the undersigned.
WM. L. BELSER,
LAURENCE BELSER.
Columbia, Nov. 30th, l649. 6 If
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For Adjntantand Inspector General:
j. w. Cantoy, SS
q

Two ballots were had for Comptroll-
CT General, but without final result.
Various petitions, memorials and pre-
sentiments were received, read, and up
propria,cly referred.
The memorial ofJunins Smith, praying
Legislative aid 10 carry out his expert
nen,s i'm the culture of the Tea plant, was
offered by Mr.. Seabrook, and ordered 10
be printed.
After the transaction Of some unimpor-
tnnt business, the House adjourned to meet
at 0 1.2 o'clock OIL Monday having first,
in conjunction with the Senate, made ar
rangements 10 participate in the cercmoni-
es Of the College Commencement.
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N z VT G. OODSII!

We are now receiving and opening for
sale the largest assortment of goods ever
offered in this Town; TO which we would re.
spcct!ul!y call the attention Of our customers
and the public generally. We will no; be un.
dcisod by any house for cash; and offer as ma
ny Inducements to approved credit, as any
one. Call and examine for yourselves.
y. J. <. p. MOSES.
Nov. 9th, lS40
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10 Country Merchants Par
ticularlY. af
A. NORTH, BRICK RANGE COLUMBIA
Nd Gs?ths N
CT LIBERTY-S STREET BNEW-YORK.

J. c. GREEN bcgs leave to inform the
Merchants goncraly that he has taken charge
OF the above establishment aud will offer great
inducements 10 the closest Buyers.
The stock consists rpart Of
Cloths, Cassimercs, Sattnets, Flannels, Lin
ens, Ticklngs, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, La
ccs, and Embroidcries.
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Dress Goods Of the Newest Styles:
Such as-Silks, Merinos, Cashlncres,. I.yo.
nesc Cloths, Mohairs, Alpacas, .BombaziDes,
Gnghans, Prints, &c, &C., &C., which l.e
VIII sell alta slight advance upon the Now
York prices, thereby saving tho expense Of
Insurance and Freight.
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Attention ! Rihemen.

You are hereby ordered TO parade at Sumter-
vile on Saturday, the 9Th inst. at 10 o'clock, a.
NJ. fully armed aud equipped for drill and review.
BY order Of Capt. HAMNEr,
J. Nj. PRlNGLE, .. S.
Dec. 5, 1919.
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CARRIAGE HARDWARE,
Trimmings SC

y full supply just received by tho suhscr
hcrS, consisting in part Of SPRINGS at II cts.
AA,.ES at Cts. and FINE IRON at -
cts. lb Together with complete assortment
OF l.aces, Frnges, Leather, India Rubber
Cloth, Narnshes, &c, &c. Suitable for Car
rage Manufactures, constantly on hand and
for sa!o al prices below the Charleston rnfcs.
FISHER & AGNElV.
Columbia s. c., Nov 6, 1910. , 81
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FISHER G. AGNElHT,
At the sign Of the Golden AavH,
TOITrjJPTd s. u

Direct Importers Of English Hardware,
Cutlery, Guns &c. and dealers in Paints, Oils.
NarniShcs, Window Glass, Groceries, sc.
are now receiving their full supplies Of the
above mentioned articles, comprising the
largest assortment ever offered in Columbia,
which they wii! sell at Extremely low prices
for cash, or on short credit 10 punctuul Gus
toners.
~ Country Merchants will find good
assortment OF Hardware, adapted TO Their
trade, at Charleston drccs.
Columbia 5. c., Nov 6, 1910. y 4,
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Notice,

The subscribers SCHOOL will commence IT'S
third Session at his residence on Tuesday, the
9Th January next
w, w. ALSTON,
Cottage Level. Doc 3, S4o
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Ready Made Clothing,
Clothing! Clothing!! ]! Clothing!!! 1!

and hes: assorted STOCK Of READY MADE
CLOTHING ever offered In this Market, and
no mistake. Goats, VESTS Pants. Over Coats,
Drawers, Shirts. Under Shirts, Socksetc. We
can renew the whole outer man from Bonnet to-
Boot-hcoI-- G HEAP FOR CASH. or OIL oc- :
coinmodaing terms and reasonable prices 10.
good customers. Come on and make Your selec-
lions. y.;ss:,
A.. ]. g. P. MOSES.
Oct l6 81 If