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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

REDUCTION IN PR1cEs.-The chief alienation
of the present financial difficulties is to be found
in the fall of prices now going on, and which
must continue until the neccssaries of life reach
a proper level of cost The inflated charges
made for all such articles, for several years past
have been symptoms of the disease, not the health
of pecuniary affairs, which. has just reached its
crisis. They have compelled persons in our
cities, in great numbers, to incur expenditures
beyond their means and it has been hard
struggle with very many, not merely to keep up
appearances, but to subsist in comfort. The con.
dition of things will be much more healthy as
these prices 60 down. TO persons in moderate
circumstances, and to the poor, the blessing Of o
change in this respect will be incalculable. Re.
cent prices have been founded on no permanent
reasons, but were spasmodc and unnatural and
the idea oughtto be sedulously contemplated and
insisted upon of q general reduction, to last fer
beyond the severity of the present panic.-Bos-
ton Courier. :ss''7 49, 2!ss - y.
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COTTON.

The cotton crop is about to prove considerably larg
or than was calculated month ago. Indeed we have
heard it surmised that it may not, nfter ALL full much
short of m average yield. II so it may we'll be that
the price will not rise much if any above tho present
notch, which we believe is l9. cents pcr pound
Should this supposton be we'll founded, it will at
occur to planters that tho best policy is to sell i'm
mediatcly. They will, at l2l cents per pound reap
an ample return for their labor and tho CROP at that
price, will mako money abundant, perhaps relieve the
whole country from tho press under which it now
groans. If SO good on end is to result from selling,
and gain lin the way of advanced prices is likely
to accrue to the planter by delay suggest that it
is tho point of patriotism, we'll prudence to put
the crop IN circulation, if We may so speak, st the
earliest possible day.
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Public Meeting and Barbecue.

Tic citizens of Barnwrll, EdgcGcld, Oranscburg
and Lexington, all and singular arc invited to at
tend Public Meeting to be held at Aiken OH
Wednesday, November 4th,
to take into consideration and adopt measures to
secure the establishment Of new judicial District,
to be called the District of CALHOUN. Addresses
may he expected from Gen. l.. NJ AVER and others.
Al,cr the speeches. there will he Public Bar
decue, to which EVERYBODY is invited.
C0,se one! come all :!
WV. IIIcxsoS,
~. G. WooD, commttc.
CD. OLIVER, o0'N'A VIZ
W.p. FINLEY.
Oct 1857 At 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

Another oi our old people gone RIcuAnDJ. Bur-
TON, :. true-bluc dcuzrn Of Edgefcld departed this
lifo Saturday last in the 62nd year Of his age lie
was au orderly czeI faithful friend, kind master,
mud good husband and father. There but few
now remaining Of his day and generation. 4 half
dozen more perhaps aru hanging On to life in this
community. Like the Geccascd thoy tho hills Of
Elgefe!d when f,e3!, in natures clothing. They
rcae be. iJras!s, while yet the had not "oaccd
single buugh.' They have witnessed tie rising aud
setting of many Giililus stars, the formation ard
dissolution Of maay socis nnl political teuds. Thcy
thus the connecting links between tie present and
past Of our society; AID We cannot SEQ Of them
fall without being sadly reminded that the brave, joy
times Of districts youth gone forever and
with them much Of honesty, and good faith, aud real
virtue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
AUGUSTA, FOR THE WINTER.

IIaring spent day in the city of Augusta last
week, we extract thcrcfrom an item or two.
l. Augusta never offered finer inducements in the
various branches Of trade than she does this fall.
.. Fhe business Of the season is considerably de-
layed by the moneyed difficulties Of the passing crisis
g. Merchants arc waiting with great anxiety for the
coming -,o-town of their country friends; in fact
they are kecnly ON the lookout.
4. The consequence will be. the briskest possible
competition when the trade is fairly opened
s. Tho manifest intention the part Of sellers, is
quick sales for small profits.
6. The season being put of later than usual, the
business of tho winter must be accomplished III q
more limited space Of time.
T. Hence (thu is, from these several facts) tho con-
clusion may he drawn that Augusta, during the next
two months will be wonderful fine place to get good
bargains.
s. And to ascertain where to get them, consult our
advertising columns.
O. Augusta has theatrical anuscmcnts in progress,
and will continue ID lmyo them from time to time
during tho winter
TO- She aso affords Oyster Iouses. of good quality,
to comfort the hungry visitor.
H. Sor do We lnean by this to sny, that shc has
no good Hotels The United States" and several
others, arc still there, doing well as the hard times
will permit
T. Aud, speaking OF hard times. it just occurs to
US that tic people of Augusta arc looking remarkably
cheerful uicr tic pressure. 1t goes to prove that
they are philosophical sur Of folks, as little apt to
lao c.rt lawn .tlyersity as TO he unluly rlntcQ by
prosperity.
la Ye:, with all their cliecrulnes', they want mon
cy quite rs bad as any Of the rest Of u.s. and gold
dollar looks this day big us breakfast plate to
snnn of ilIrn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

THE COMMUNICATIONS or "HAYSE."-By refer.
encc to another column. it will be seen that a
writer ovcrthe above signature has very Justly set
forth the claims of the Hon. F. W. Pickens for
a seat in the United States Senate. 1t is not
our province to speak of the peculiar claims of
any one, but we venture the assertion that, if
South Carolina cannot be faithfully and nobly
represented in the person of Col. Pickens, she
may we'll mourn the untimely loss of Judge
Butler, for we think no man in the State would
approximate nearer this noble statesman than
he.-Abbeyille Banner
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
MycIG Er..,;d Jol,n.u

Ain Eow VIC have it, W. lave it: Agood song, which
nu cue c!so l:us. My old friend Juhu!' A capital
thing ii the English scLuc III the way from London,
and presented to us by MIR. EDwIs RAx<yunn, favo-
rite English vocalist, und brother of our Mr.. JAMES
RAISsfonu of the best planters in Suut Carolina.
Yes, yes MY old friend Johnw What pleasant cun-
verse u We hope to held with thee by the inslcsde,
or, it may chance, occasionally, around the social
board. And over while singing ths song, will We
think Vi the gracious DONOR fur away III old "merrie
Enuilud"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
Land for Sale,

THE Subscribers offer for sale ,lrir VALUA-
i BILE PLANTATION situated on the Mar
tin Town Road, sixteen miles from Hamburg, lying
on Horns Creek, and containing -
525 Acres,
More or l,ss The Plantation is well wstrred, fnc-
ly timbcred, and well adapted to the raising Of
Cotton and Glaia. a good dwelling House und
a. Nee, ssary oulbui d'ngs are on the premises.
sy For terms ard other particulars apply to
Mr. \. j. Mathis on the place.
RERETIIA GETZEN,
ELIZABETH WELliORNE.
Ivy Island, Oct q If 42
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Cheap Cas- h Store !!
MORE NEW GOODS!
WIN. III. CRANE, Augusta, Ga,
Wv has received BY lie last Steamer from New

WIN. III. CRANE, Augusta, Ga,
w has received by The last Steamer from New
York. the following Goods:
New Styles PRINTS and DELAINES;
Ladies, Misses and Children. TALMAS;
Superior Black CLOTH;
Fine do Milled CASHMERE;
Washington TWEEDS and JAMES;
Fine White and Red FLANNEfS;
Rich CASHMERE and CRLANES;
White and colored Stella SHAWLS;.
Children's Wcrsted SOCKS and HOSE;
Ladies Kid Gan,letts;
Heavy Twill BLANKETS;
Fine large Bed do
White and Colorcd Hoop SKIRTS;
Opera FLANNEES, various colors;
Ladies Nett SCARFS and HOODS;
Chi!drcns Nett Canes and Talmas;
SATINETTS. KERSEYS and SlIIRTlSGS,
And great variety Of other Goo.ls. whrh were
purchased LOW, and will be Sold Cheap
for Cash
Augusta, Oct &C st AZ
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AdvertIsemen.s--New In This Issue.

MD- Wa. HILL has hardware store in Hamburg
large enough to supply al tho wants Of all the far
mer,, and blscksnihs and housekecpcrs, in Edgcfeld
and tho adjoining districts.
Ss- THoS. EEnsAeuAS keeps very full and we'll
assorted variety Of groceries, liquors &c. h is an
old and reliable dealer, and rhat ho says you may
depend upon.
D- JOSIAH sIpLrr & scSs arc now in Augusta
with new and heavy supply of tho best groceries,
which they offcr hy tho wholesale retail. They
likewise do commission business. Tho elder ncm-
her of the firm is perhaps well known in Edgccld,
lor hs ability and integrity in the business Of lucr
cLurdzins as any other man in Hamburg Augusta.
&:9- WN ii. CRANE. Of WHOM wo have often made
mention before Is tl r.ceiving choice goods at his
avorite store in Augusta.
ss- SEE ALL THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
EDITORIAL MEETING.

A meeting of editors has been suggested, to DO
held in Charleston during Fair week. Tho suggestion
came from the Courier. Has that paper observed
nny thing Ike general assent Oh the part Of tho
Press of the State? If so, wo hope il will say somc-
thing more definite on tho suLjcct. Ono Of the edI-
tors of that parer is tho President OF the Press Or
sanization Of the State and might give us the cue az
President We assent tho suggested meeting, and
would he glad to attend if NC knew what and VIXEN
the nfTuir would be-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
Land for Sale.

A S am desirous to remove to the West, | will
N offer for sale on TUESDAY the l7,h day OF
November next, all MY LANDS, in two Tracts,
Us rnlluws:
THE HOME TRACT, cSntaining Four hun
r',i and Fifty acres, lying on Stephens Creek and
Rocky Greek, adjoining lands Of w. B. Dorm,
Sterling Freeman and others.
TIE OTHER TRACT containing Five hun.
ired acres, adjoining lands Ct ID. P. Self DR.. j.
H Jennings, and on the Augusta Road.
D%Both tracts are in fine stnte "f cultivation.
JOHN p. SELF.
Oct 2S St 40
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CO n ID E R G I A l..
HAMRURG. 0cr

HAMBURG, Ocr 10.
.CoTToN-Thcre has been 10 quotable change in
prices within the past week-Reccipts very light.
business almost suspended.
The Stock Of Groceries on hand are heavy. Cot
ton worth lOI 10 ~ cents per pound which is some
better than S tu 10 cts-and the prospects are not
very lla,ering for The rr:ce Of Cotton To advance
soon. So bring it along" delays, are dangerous"
-,nd now is the accepted tine, the time when the
planters can trade to great advantage X.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
Lands for Sale.

rINIlE undersigned offers for sale .SMAIE
i TRACT OF LAND, fnr miles South Of Mt.
Willing. on the Hamburg road.
Their is alettl. mcnt on the place, a 6ne young.
orchard and well Of the best water. bout so
Acres OF fresh opened Lsnd-ihe rst in woods,
and heavy timbered. Prize $40 per Acre.
For further particulars enGuirrd $. II. Rodgers,
Court House. T. II. CLARK.
Oct %, SlH u. 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

eszs;5p LATE news from Europe reportsan advance
of IN eighth i'll cotton and quotes fair Orleans at %
and midiling at 0 5-l6. Tho market closed firm.
Flour had declined 6d. Trade in the manufacturing
districts was unchanged. Money vas very active,
rates hardening, though the heavy payments due on
the 9Th inst, passed of favornby and no failures
wcrs announced. Conscls declined in consequence
Of the tight money market and the unfaSorablo pos-
ton of aluirs in India.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
EpiscuDal Church ODcnetl.

We aro glad TO announce that the Episcopal Church
at this plac, rc-opcned last Sabbath under the
miniS,rat;on of the Reverend Mr.. HADEEsuAM Of
Georgia. lie delivered the OCCASION impressive
sermon upon the proper hearing Of the Word Of God.
We Judge TINT the preacher will prove acccp-
table laborer alaang.t us, and congratulate tue con-
grcsativu upon his arrival.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
CIot!,IMx FOR the Million.

J. X. IIoRA Il Co., (says tho Augusta Dispotch,)
present another attractive for the at
tention of those who have "Nothing to wonr.'
They hnro very attractive stock, and country
merchants would do well to look through it, before
gong further. Their extensive facilities for manufnc-
turing enable them to offer goods ut extremely low
pricea
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
THE E,InsVTHE FAIRS

Our readers are reminded that the State Fair comes
of at Columbia during tho second week of next
month, and tho Institute Fair, in Charleston, tho
week following A large lot of prizes i, announced
for each OCCASION and much Of interest is anticipated
at both places. Those who wish to takc trip to
either city, will find Fair Noek the most inviting
casiun for gratifying that wish.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
ERRATA.

In the list of premiums published last week thero
were some errors which occurred by oversight, and
make the following correction
To Col. NJ. Frazier for best Devon years old. Pre-
MUM, S..
To DR.. E. Bland, for best Devon years old, Pre-
MUM, S..
To T. N. Lundy. for best Bull Calf, Grado, Prem S.
To B. T. Minis, for best Ayrshire Cow, Premium, S.
To Samuel Brooks, for best Brahmin Hecr, Prem S..
Also among the premiums given in fancy work,
To Miss NJ. Hobbs, for est ornamentcd ,ehat-not in
leather, Premium.
Alss, omitted to notice fine lot of Tin manufac-
tured by Oil. Refo, in this village.
J. II. MINIS scc'ry.
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"Cosnopolitan Art journal"

An interesting publication, especially to artists. 1t
is considered "authory" in this country, standing
MS it does on tho highest pinnacle Of observation
the top of the Art-tcmple in Ncw-York,-and sus-
ained MS it is by the first artistic talent Of the land
We repeat, every lover of the Fine Arts should take
the cart Journal" Address Cosmopolitan Art
Journal" Jis, Broadway, Now York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
4 PROPOSITION.

As the times are very dull, we propose that our
Thcspians get up couple of farccs, with young men
in tho characters and put them the boards
Of our Lyceum right away. 1t might take n great
deal better than some of you suppose. WcIl 'scnd
one hand at least from this Office. Now 80 it, friend
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
suRREprIrIoUsLY ABDUCTED.

Last Saturday night, some petty fcon introduced
himself into smoke-house and helped himself to
three pieces Of cornedbccf and big old midling Of
bacon. There is some one about with bunch of ac-
comodating keys. Look to your locks and load up
tho old blundcrbuss in the corner rs wo haro DONE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
THE EDG EFIELD AND HAMBURG PLANK
Roam.

This road, wo aro constrained to say, has become
intolerabc. 1t is roughcr in some places than over
the Devils Racc-paths we're. Every time moderate
ly-oaded buggy carriage goes over it, there dam
ger Of cracked axlc-trcc or broken spring. Wag-
oncrs too complain that it racks even the stout
woodwork of their wagons. And as to comfortable
riding oil It, there is nonc,-cxcept perhaps for few
miles Oh the upper section Of the road: Is this 10
remain So? We trust net. We appeal 10 the Man.
ascmcnt Of the Road to correct the grievance. We
have been friend 10 the cntrrprze and are 20 still
but the whole affair is likely to 80 ly the board with
out speedy amendment There arc already persons
examining tho Cumpany'S charter. IierLam sat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
WoxAE's DEvorros.-out of the dark seen

WoNAE's DEvorroT.- Out Of the dark scenes
of murder and outrage that attended the massa-
ere of the English residents at Cawnpore, there
comes one of those incidents which through all
ages have proved the heroism Of woman and
their devotion to those who have secured their
love- When the unfortunate Englishmen were
led out to death, their wives followed and, cling
ing to them, asked only that they might die with
them. History has recorded no more touching
scene than must have presented itself in the
Cawnpore slaughter house, when these women
with their arms around their husbands claimed
the privilege of suffering with them. But the
ferocity of their captors denied to them so much
of mercy. The pinioned minister who prayed
with and for those who with himself so soon
were shot, hewn and hacked to pieces, is also a
grand feature in the terrible drama.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
.n-.----- 5-4s%
ME-. RIGGS COMING BACK.

We are requested by j. W. BlGcs, who was here
last winter to say that ho will return to our town du
ring tho next month for the purpose Of opening q
dancing school, Mr. Bs qualifications as r teachcr
of dancing are certainly good. Ito brings Mrs. D.
along with him this time, whom We have heard repre-
scntcd as quite IL capable musician. We shrcwdly
suspect that one or more concerts may grow out Of
the lagt-hintod fact. But Of this more, when we
n. rf,,r nostrl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

HOMICIDE. o'clock yesterday morn
ing, a rencontre took place between Amos Smith
and John Riley, in which the latter was killed
Some dispute had occurred between them pre-
rious to this time, and Riley had gone into Nc
Inni's black smith shop, on Chalmers.strect, to
see Smith and settle the matter with him. A
quarrel ensued upon their meeting, during which
Riley, as it appeared from the evidence taken
at the Coroner's Inquest, struck at, or hit Smith
with shoeing.hammer Smith, with shovel
defended himself, and struck Riley q blow upon
the head, from the effects Of which he died al
most Immediately. Smith gave himself up tc
the police and was taken to the guard-housc
Coroner Kingman summoned Jury Of Inquest,
who listened to the evidence Of witnesses, and
rendered verdict that the deceased came to
his death from the blow of shovel in the hands
of Amos Standardization Standard.
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CHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES

THE Subscriber is now receiving and opening
i VERY CHOICE STOCK of we'll selected
OCERIES,
To which he begs leave tn invite the attention Of
Planters in want Of Ch"ce Supplies. He may be
found in the Block Of Buildings formerly occupied
by GEORGE ROBINSON as Hardware Store.
My course will be to adopt the old motto,
GA nimble Penny is better than a
Slow Shilling -
My Stock will consist in part Of the following ar
cles
ST. Croix SUGAR; ~ !.
New Orleans, old process, SUGAR; !,
new do
S.uart's a. B. and c. Soft do.
(A) Crushed do.
Powdered do.
Sugar House SYRUP;
New Orleans do
Cuba MOLASSES;
Old Government Java COFFEE;
Rio do. superior;
SPICES of all descriptions;
English Dairy and Goshen CHEESE;
Goshen BUTTER. LARD, HAMS;
Smoked Beef and Beef Tongues;
Choice Old BRANDY and Holland GIN;
Jamaica and New England RUM;
John Gibson's Xxx and MN;
Rcctifed and Tennessee WIlISKEY;
CONFECTIONARlEs and PICKLES:
MACKEREI.. SALMON and SARDlNES;
Supcr6ne FLOUR, &c, &c;
Together with many other articles ton tedious to
mention. THOS. KERNAGHAN.
Hamburg, Oct 81 II 40
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Lost or Stolen,

FROM this place during the first week Of Court,
l. large red POINTER DOG, with white
streak in his face, white feet and the tip Of his tall
white. Any information concerning his aoherea-
bouts, will be thankfully received or liberal reward
will be paid for his delivery to his proper owner.
G. D. MINIS.
Oct. &c 1857 If AZ
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EScelInnt Sweet Potatoes.

Yes, the best NO have seen this season arc tho ones
kindly forwarded to us by Mr.. RoHEEr SANrELs.
They are something better even than the potatoes of
Capt C. WARD, which took the premium at our late
Fair
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qbe aoufrtiser.
ARTHUR SIMKlNS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. c.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1857.
The Minutes
EFIELD, S. c,

OF the Edgefed Baptist Association arc now ready
for delivery. The members Of tho Churches through
out the Association will please call forthwith at this
0ffcs and got their respective shares.
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PROGRAM Vi u L.
Music by tho Band,

..Irayer by the Rev. Mr.. Winhlcr,
Ode written for the occasion. ir The Rev L. s. Bird
Music Composed by :. y. Cromwell.
While still the storm was high,
A grand resplcndcnt form,
Drew softly, swectly nigh,
And hushed the how'ins storm.
Tho billoTs spark led round his feet,
The troubled air grew cslln and sweet.
With wori< os love hc came,
We heard him utter "CoGe -
He called Us by our ncme
And gcatly lead us home
His smile dried up our bitter tear.
And then pe knew that Christ WAS neGr.
Can We forget tLo hour,
He babe our fears dspsrt,
When, like silvry shower,
Each word fell on our heart!
We seemed " hear our nlothor speak,
And feel her wGrln kiss on our cheek.
No longer, sad and lono,
Sweet sounds filled all the mir,
Soft hands then pressed our own,
Those wo had loved serIucl there.
Our happy mother, from tho ky,
Looked on us from each loving eye.
Our hearts with rapture thrill,
SubGued wi; rev rent fear.
The lived aro with as still,
They flash in glory here.
They celebrate this glni>umc dny,
And swell the Orphans simple lay.
HYMN, BT MES. GILMAN.
salu.story Address, by au Orphan Boy,
Hymn by the Choir
Orphans Anniversary Address,
Anthem the L"rd's Prayer,
Music, by the Bard,
Presentation of Premiums,
Hymn,
Valedictory Address, hy an Orphan Coy,
Dcncdiction,
Music, by tho nand
The mornings proceeding, having ended. tho Pro-
ees,ion was formcd anew, and hearei by the Con-
uissioners returned to the House, where the little he
roes and heronos Of the occasion reuhzcd their charn
Ing visions Of hams and turkeys, puddings and pies
and similar novelties at the Annual dinners busy
and stirring scene, which WAS witnessed by few
Who vsrs fortunate enough to be enrolled among tho
honored guests and bystanslers.
On and after Monday 24th, two Passenger Trains
will be run on the North Eastern Rail Road CONNECT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

s4Se To such m extent has the present crisis afec-
ted mportations, that some of the Now York import
ers, it is stated have commenced to send back goods
to Europe rather than pay the duty on hom, or incur
tho risk of not being able to sell them.
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ELEGANT CIGARS

aIay be found ut our old friends, j. G. EnyAS's
and cheap too. They puff the uneasy mind into re-
pose and dispc for the all thoughts of busted
banks and hald times. Do like US; 90 and try
bunch of these Eiysiuu suti,tiyps