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LONDONDERRY

"A very careful account OF the snow
taken at this place Immediately after each
fall Of snow shows that there fell ia
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Local Intelligence.
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THURSDAY APRIL 50. igs.
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MASON a JERkOWSkI.

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SPRING SUITS.
American Scotch .....$7 80 to $40 30
SPRING SUITS.
Double and Twist ... SIS so to Sl2 90
SPRING SUITS.
Newport Cass. all wool So 90 TO $40 90
SPRING SUITS
Genuine Imported
Scotch .......... Sl3 90 to SIS 30
SPRING SUITS
Genuine Harris Cass Sl3 90 to $40 80
SPRING SUITS
Blue, Black and
Brown Trcots .. $40 90 TO $25 90
SPRING SUITS.
Black Broadclothes $l3 so to $22 90
The New and Fashionable Style, the
Cutaway Coats and Vests in
Blue, Black and Brown Diagonals
from $l5 so to 30 90
Elegant Dress Goats and Vests in
Busked Cassimeres $2l 50 to $50 90
FancyCass. Pants ola kinds and prices
Spring 0vercoats .,... So so to $22 80
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CRYSTAL PALACE FLOUR
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Our correspondent from this place
writes despondiugly: No news, no sug-
ering, no sunshine. The disagreeable
weather aud il, effect on health aud
streets you already know too well,
-. II. Martin Il Bro. are rebuilding
their steam mill. Though they have met
with a severe loss they are bound to 20
ahead, and the people, admirng their
pluck aud energy, all say amen.
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The recent warm weather has soitened
the snow aud made the roads impossible
There will be very little going to aud fro
until the snow is all gone, which will be
some time, as the drifts are still above the
tops Of the fences and houses we were
going to say.
The subject Of centennial celebra.
ton, the coming summer, is again aggi-
tated, many Of the former residents eN-
pressing a desire to revisit the home Of
their chill dhood. 1t will certainly be an
occasion of great interest to all concerned
aud we hope the people will go ahead and
make the necessary arrangements.
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FAIRFAX,

-Sleighs have been in use 12s days,
wagons are now taking their places,
--Sugaring has thus far been very poor,
Rev, l., a. Dunn, former pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, and now Presi-
dent Of the Iowa Central University has
been here on a visit during the past
two weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. +.
Church realized $40, from recent sugar
party,
Chester thinks we did a slim business
selling liquor during the past year We
might also add that there have been but
few cases of Drunkenness during the
year, and these were caused by root beer
and onions. How many had you
Chester
The teachers and students Of the n.
II. |. enjoyed sugar party at the lnsti-
tute Friday evening, 4th inst,
Robin Redbreast and family have
moved to this place with the intention OF
| locating.
Butter sells from 30 to ~, and the
1 farmers don't find much fault about it.
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LAnrsr STYLES or srnrSo ClomNo u
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The CoNcERT.-The concert Civ.
en- by Prof. schmitt and daughters
and his music class, on Tuesday of
the past week, was very great
success, and elected unhounded
applause from a large audience Of
both sexes, The bill of the even
ing's performances was of the most
attractive character, and piano, or
gan, flute, violin, and harp, touched
by skillful performers, gave a new
charm to the best compositions of
musical genius. The Professor is
an adept in his business, and the
skill of his daughters, and the pro-
ticiency of tae pupils of his class
attest his merits as an instructor.
There was but one opinion ex-
pressed as to the brilliant character
of the performances.
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DEATH OF HOMER L. MCGOWAN,
Eso.-We regret to announce the
death of this estimable gentleman
which occurred at C@sar's Head,
on the 28th inst. His death result
ed from the effects of a gun-shot
wound through the lungs, received
during the war, and from which
he had been great sufferer. The
deceased was a man of high natur-
al endowments, Of cultivated in
tellect, of pure heart and pleasing
aud popular manners. Successive
ly Commissioner in Equity and
Solicitor of the Seventh Circuit,
he discharged the duties of those
offices with ability and fidelity. He
leaves a widow and six children,
and large circle Of relatives and
friends to mourn his loss. In him
Haurens has sustained the loss Of
one of the noblcst of her sons.
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ALMOST A CoNFLAGRATIoN.-W
learn that the residence of oul
townsman VIM. b. Parker, Esq.
escaped taking fire on last Saturday
night most wonderfully. Upor
opening the closet under the Stair
way of the house on Sunday morn
ing, he found that box Of match
es had been overturned by the rats
and that the top of the matches
had been consumed, and had com
municated the fame to piece O.
paper which was also burnt. Here
the fire stopped, as fortunately
other inaammable material in the
closet lay beyond its reach. The
fire unless checked when it was
would have endangered the
lives of the family who were
all up stairs. This instance shows
the danger which arises from leav'
ing matches where rats can have
access to them. Hundreds Of fires
annually occur from this cause
Such is the experienced insurance
companies, and our people need to
be put on their guard in this mat
ter
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R. A. FAM, Secretary.

The RURAL CARoLIHIAN.- The
August number of the Raral Caro-
liaidn has reached US with its accus-
toned regularity. The table Of
contents presents q varied selection
lof matter, both instructive and In
teresting to the agricuituralist aad
the home circle. The Rar,d is now
established on a firm basis, having
nearly completed its fourth yolume
It is pleasing to learn that It is
daily receiving new accessions to
Tits already large list Of Subscribers
The publishers are determined to
spare no efforts in further extend
ling its field Of nsefnlness.s Tothat
end, they are advertising for Gam
vassing Agents in each County6pf
the several Southern States. This
will afford an<excelfent opportunity
for energetic farmers to undertake
the duties Of Canvassing for the
new volume, which begins in Oc-
ltober:next. - 49, s
The terms are 81 per annum;; !;
with club rates as follows 8 copies
for $l0; 10. copies for. SIG; 20
copies for $40. Address w Walker,
Evans & iCogswell, Charleston, S.
C.. IS
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MATCH GAME BETWEEN THE AB.
BEv1LLE AND HODGES BASE BALL
CLUBS. The. game between the
Amateur Bass Ball Club Of Able.
vile and the Palmetto. Club oi
Hodges came of on yesterday
morning at Hodges Depot. Mr.
Robt. Round was appointed UA'
-pire, and F. G. Aldrich and T, P,
Quarles were appointed Scorers,
and the game opened at 11:45 A.
NJ, and closed at 1880 p. NJ. Time
II hour. The best player in the
game was S. Goode Thomson Of
the Abbeville Club, who made
seven runs and no outs; the second
best player Was J. A. Ellis, who
made three runs and two outs.
The game resulted in a victory for
AbbevilIe, the score being 80 to 18.
Press of time and space. prevents
us from publishing the score Of the
game. ~
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GREENWOOD AND AUGUSTA RAIL-

GREENWOOD AND AUGUSTA RAIL
RoAD,-We have received the pro-
ceedings Of an interesting meeting
held at Greenwood in the interests
of this Road on Saturday last, with
Gen. P. H. Bradley in the chair,
and DR.. J. G. Maxwell secretary,
and regret that we are forced to de.
fer the publication to our next is
sue, After an interesting statement
by the chairman, the Greenwood
stock was increased to seven a
eight times the original amounts
enough to grade the Road to Mill.
way-and it was resolved to com
menoe the work of grading as soon
as enough stock is raised. Meet
ings have been appointed at Mill
way on Tuesday the 9th iust.--at
Calhoun's Mills.en the 18th ~ anc
lat Bradley's Mills on the 21st, We
trust to see the friends of the Roac
here at the Abbeville Convention
on the 18th.
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PARALYSIS. - We regret to an.
nounce that Mr.. QUITS, a highly
esteemed citizen Of Phoenix, whilst
Oh a visit to our town on Thursday
last, and whilst walking our streets,
was suddenly seized with paralysis
TIe was Immediately removed to
Mr.. Jacob Miller's Hotel, and DR..
Parker was called in, and every
attention, medical and otherwise,
given him, but he still lies ina very
critical condition. Though con
scious generally, be has been
speechless ever since, one side
being entirely paralyzed. We
trust that he may be soon restored
to health.
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For THE MouNrA1Ns.-A party
consisting of Messrs. j. Hollins'
head, L. P. Gufln, Thos. Sullivan.
Robert Jones, james Taggart, Jas,
Shi!lito, Thos. Christian, Bos Hill
and George Wenck, left our town
our town on yesterday, on a hunt
ing and pleasure trip to the noun.
tains. They have "a small wagon
and buggy, and go well supplied
with ammunition. Their destina.
ton, we believe, is Cashiers and
the Nocoochee Valleys, and they
will be absent for several weeks.
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CONCERT AT N1NETY-SIx.-By
reference to the advertisement it
will be seen that the young ladies
Of the vicinity propose giving a
concert on Friday evening, the 9th
instant for the benefit Of the Church.
We have received an Invitation
and will be pleased to attend. On
the day previous comes of: the exhi-
bition Of Mr.. j. r. Blake7s school,
closing at night with charades, and
our friends would no doubt have a
pleasant time. We invoke a rous-
ing attendance.
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Ghee, John McLees, b T Sloan, W A
Giles, James Drenan, J Q Lindsay, "
81 Davis, J / Bonner, James Gillian,
P q Bradley, John s Reid, W Hood,
James Boyce, W Il Bradley, and W
F. Pearson.
Corresponding secretary-Tho
Thomson.
Treasurer and Librarian III G.
DuPre. zss.ese--
Recording secretary-W a Parker.
Rev. W. NJ. Grier, D. D., was elect
led to deliver the next annual sermon,
with Rev. W. L. Presley alternate,
and Mr. W. G. Bennett to deliver the
address, with W. a Giles alternate.
On motion the Society was adj
journed. Prayer by the Rev. W j.
Pressly.
/. T. G. PERRIN,
President.
. E.rp Saosatar1, sFSass
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THE RAILROAD MEETING ON MON
DAY,

By reference to the proceedings
Of the Railroad meeting in another
column, it will be seen that dele
gates have been appointed to the
Convention to meet here in the
saterests of the proposed North
Western and Atlantic Railroad on
the 18th inst, and that committees
have also been appointed to solicit
subscriptions, to defray the expense
of a preliminary survey through
our county, This last proposition
comes from Anderson, who Is
equally interested with Us in the
proposed route, and will share with
US the expense of a survey. It
will, we suppose, be deemed ad-
visable to unite with the Green
wood and Augusta Road at Dorn's
Mine, and the friends of that Road
will doubtless make common cause
with US in pressing forward the
enterprise. Owing to the short
ness of the time allotted to the
Committees appointed to solicit
subscriptions for Public Barbecue,
and for other reasons, it was thought
proper at this time to dispense
with the Barbecue. When the en-
terprise IS fully inaugurated we will
doubtless have a number Of such
demonstrations. In the mean
time we commend the, enterprise
to the earnest attention of our
citizens, aud are sure that when
they realize its Importance, they
will not Withhold their active aid
and cooperation. ri g..
The Abbeville Convention, we
suppose, will appoint delegates to
the Railroad Convention to be held
at the Warm Springs, Tenn, on
the 9Oth inst, and also to the Con-
vention to be held in Chicago in
|Septemher.
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TIE PROPOSED RAILROAD CHAR
TER.-From the responses received
by Senator Hollinshead from the
various members of the Legisla.
ture, there seems to be no reason
to apprehend any difficulty in OBJ
tanning a charter for the great
through line, at the next session Of
the Legislature. A recent letter
from Senator Y. j. P. Owens,
Chairman of the Finance Commit
tee of the Senate, pledges his aid.
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TERMs.-Tnree dollars year, in {

TERMs.-Three dollars year, in ad
vance.
No subscriptions taken for shorter
time than six months.
&Hransient advertisements are charged
%Y al the rate OF ONE DOLLAR per men
space for the first insertion, ana fifty
CEYTs for each subsequent insertion.
4 liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
thequarter or by the year.
asS, All obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates Of advertising.
JOB PRESS.
We are now provided with an excel
lent Job Press, and fine assortment OF
Job Type, and are prepared to execute
superior work. Orders are respectfully
solicited, and we will guarantee satisfac'
tion IN the style and price of our work
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THE CHARADEs AT THE FEMALE

THE CHARADEs AT THE FEMALE
AcADEMY.-The .charades at the
Female Academy on last Friday
night attracted a large audience,
and furnished. a very delightful
entertainment. We do not know
that we have ever witnessed more
interesting performances. We had
entertained a fear that from the
number Of pieces to be acted, the
exercises would be tedious, but on
the contrary the greatest interest
was manifested to the very close.
Four charades- "Stage Struck,
GIANT Heart never won Fair
Lady," "Inconstant' and "Refne'
ment," Aud the Farce 's'Turn Him
Out" constituted the attractive
programme, and the characters were
generally we'll sustained. We are
almost tempted to particuralize in
our commendation, but where all
''act we'll their part" it is invidioue
to discriminate. The music Of the
evening given by Prof: Sch'nitt
and his music class, was particu-
larly sweet. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake contributed very
much to'the pleasure of the even
ing, and helped to swell the receipts
which amounted to the handsome
sum of over one hundred dollars
These entertainments we think
are very improving in many re-
spects, and they ought to be CO.
couraged. They conduce equally
to pleasure and profit, we think.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AND SAD
DEArH.-Ono of the most distress
ing accidents which at any time it
has been our painful dnty to chron-
.icle, occurred on Thursday even
ing last, in the family of Mr.. j. E.
G.. Bell, a worthy citizen of the
vicinity of Lowudesville, and the
father-in-law of our townsman Mr.
John G.. Edwards. One of hi
daughters had been to neighbor's
house in the afternoon, and return
ing home found that she had left 6
parcel behind, when her younger
sister Lizzie, a bright and interes
ting girl Of some twelve summers
volunteered to go on horseback
after the missing parcel. On bel
return she seems to have los
control over the horse, which dash
ing through piece of woods near
the house, threw her off,. Her foo
becoming entangled in the stirrup
she was dragged for some distance
and hurled against intervening
obstacles with such force as tc
fracture her skull, and infict vari
GUS internal injuries. She survived
only a short time. Our heartfelt
sympathies are extended to the
sorrow-stricken family in their deer
affliction, to whom the sudden
ness Of the blow comes with crush
ing weight. The funeral services
we're held at Smyrna church on
Saturday last.
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SALE DAY.-There was only g
small attendance Oh Monday, and
there was but little property sold,
The lot of Thos. Robinson on the
Public Square, was purchased by
Mr.. B. S. Barnwell, at 81, $780,. A
lot of liquors the property Of VIM.
IT. Purkerson, sold under execu-
ton went at low rates. The notes
and accounts of J. K. Vance, were
sold by Jas. N. Cochran, assignee
in Bankruptcy.
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R. A. FAIR, Secretary.

The Board of officers of the Auxil
iary Bible Society of Abbeville Dis
trict met in the 'aw Office Of Messrs
Perrin & ,Cothran, at 9 o'clock Wed
ncsday morning; Both july A. d
1878.
Present: T. G. Perrin, President
R. II. Wardlaw, Jas. Boyce, A. Burt
H. T. Sloan; P. Il. Bradley, W. T
Pearson, ]. II Baskin, J. F. Gilbert,
W. a. Giles, James Gillian, and 4. A.
Fair.
The proceedings Of the Board were
opened with prayer by the Rev. E. A.
Bo!les, District Superintendent for
the American Bible Society, who was
present.
On motion by H. T. Sloan, ordered,
that committee be appointed to pre-
mare o minute in reference to the
death of DIR. J W. Hearst, one of
the Directors of the Society. Gem
mittee, II. r. Sloan, J. F. Gilbert, and
R. II. Wardlaw.
Also, on motion by W. f. Pearson,
ordered, that committee be appoint.
cd to prepare minute as to the death
Of Hon. D. L. Wardlaw. formerly
President of the S, ciety.
Leave was granted to the commit
,ees until the next meeting Of the
Board, to submit their reports.
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August 6, 1873, l7-H
Citation for Letters Of Administration.
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

BY T.. w. GUcr!N Co4', A'"oos0
WHEREAS, r. w. Lites, made suit
" to me, to grant him Letters Of
Administration of the Estate and effects
of George Hearst, (col'd,) late of Able,
Vile County, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
and admonish all aud singular the
kindred and creditors of said George
Hearst, (col'd.1 deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court Of
Probate, to be held at Abbeville Court
House, South Carolina, Oh 2lst August
next, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the! said Admin.
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this first
day of August, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-three, and in the ninety
seventh year of American Indepen-
derce.
Published on the 9Th day of August :,
1873, in the Abbeville Press and Ban
ner. ..a-
CIV. GUFFIN,
Judge Of Probate.
Aup,1st 6. 1873. l7-2t
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THE sEMIGENTENNIAL CELEBRA-
TI0N.

The Semi-C Centennial Celebration
of the Abbeyille Bible Society, on
Wednesday last, was of a deeply
interesting character, and the ex
ercises throughout were we'll wor
thy to mark an era in the history
of this time-honored institution
The Courthouse was crowded tc
its utmost capacity, and the large
audience manifested unabated at
tention and interest to the close G.
the exercises.
After an excellent and appropri
ate prayer by the Rev, E. R. Miles
Of the Episcopal church, the open
ing anthem was rendered with fine
effect by the choirs of the respec
tive churches, led by Rev. R. A
Fair, and accompanied by Miss
|Schmitt on parlor organs
Then followed the Historical Ad
dress of Hon. Thos. G. Perrin, thu
President of the Society, an able
and interesting discourse which W.
toxic pleasure in presenting to ouI
readess, and which will be rea(
with the same interest, which wa'
aroused by it's delivery. To al
Abbeville audience the matter il
of the most interesting character
and the record of past achievement
especially gratifying. The ,rol' o
names is historical, and awaken'
memories which constitute por
ton of the priceless heritage O
the past.
In the absence of DR.. Whitefooro
Smith, of Wofford College, who
was detained at home by sickness
the sermon was preached by the
Rev. Wm.AT. Capers, Of this place
from Job xviii, and was a very
eloquent and impressive discourse
vindicating the Ligh claims of the
Bible as revelation Of the Divine
Will-the only proper source ofoul
knowledge of "the True the Beau
tiful and the Good" and the only
eaectual instru ment in enlightning
the mind, purifying the heart and
elevating the moral and social con
dition.
The Address of the Rev. VIM
H. Campbell of Winnsboro, will
sustain the reputation Of the speak
er as polished writer and grace
full orator. The discourse presen
ed a very interesting review Of the
most important phases Of modern
skepticism, and furnished yer,
satisfactory replies to objections
drawn from the alleged antagonisrr
of "science so-called' to revelation
We are pleased to see that the
proceedings are to be published il
a permanent form.
By reference to the proceeding
it will be seen that. VIM. H. Par
ker, Esq, has been elected Record
ing Secretary, uace Rev. r. A. Fair
resigned.
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The Newberry bar have appoint
ed Messrs. j. NJ. Baxter, j. F. j
Caldwell and Y. j. Pope a com
mittee to prepare a memorial O
the life and character of Colone
Simeon Fair, deceased. A meet
ing will be held on the first Mon.
day in September.
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Minutes Of the Proceedings Of the
Board of Directors Of the Auxiliary
Bible Society Of Abbeville District,
and of the Society at the Celebra-
ton Of its Semi Centennial AnniVer-
sa'y, on Wednesday, 30th July, A.
o. 1873.
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School Notice.

n LII Trustees who have not made
~ an enumeration of the. children
between the ages Of six and sixteen,
will please do so at once. 1t seems
from report already received, that the
Trustees have copied reports made two
years ago. II such IL the case and the
fact is made known to me, all Trustees
who make such reports VIII be dealt
with according TO law. =.
Respectfully,
School Com. Abbeyille County.
Aug. 6; 1873, 17-tf :.
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RA1N.-We were favored on
Monday last with fine rains and
have now the promise of sufti-
cheney. A two weeks drought
made rain the more acceptable.
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SAD AFFL1eTIoN.-On our fourth
pagawe publish the circumstance
of the sad afhictiou which has over
taken the Rev. J. G. Williams, for
merly of thiz county. This sad
afliction will awake the sympathies
of wide circle of friends here.
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Concert at Ninety-six.

THE Young ladies Of Sloan Church
will give CONCERT and RE-
FKESHMENTS at the Academy ut
Ninety-Six, for the. benefit Of their
Church, on Friday evening, August Sth.
The best musical talent Of the neigh
borhood will be employed, and no pains
will be spaced to make the occasion an
interesting one. Admission Is cents.
Refreshments EXTRA @.s-.t y.
August 6. 1873. l7-1t
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p@. Board at the Columbia Ho.
tel has been reduced to $500 per
day. 1t is one Of the best hotels in
the city.
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H@- Our exchanges announce
the death of Col. j. P. Hoyt, long
a prominent ciaizen Of Laurens,
but lately of Anderson, which &C.
Cured during brief visit on 22d
ult.
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ExoDUs.-During the past and
present week number Of our Cit
izens have left in search of health
and pleasure in the mountains.