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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-05-19

"No. ma" she said, Charles can
nere, be anything to me more. He
came ont this Spring in bis last Fall
overcoat, and. oh. ma +! If it enly
matched NY new dress | wouldn't care
so much; but it dosen't, and We have
parted"
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-05-19
DUN w Z l. l. S
OKsO FENO
+ X i Il + :, =

.hRRYIEG L. s. MAIL AND PASsEN-
gers to and from Lewiston AMI Pierce
City. transacting business with w Ellis.
r RICO S CO.'S. Express. leaving
Lewiston on Monday and arriving ut Pierce
ity on Wednes ay, leaving Pierce City ON
inursday and arriving at Lewiston on Satur-
day Z! each week l-tf
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The Sultan has rssoi, ed 10 proclaim
{ holy vsr
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-17
TIE HAn .sToRM.

| The recent hail storm was mnch more
1Iextensiye and destructive than was at first
supposed. Commencing above, Walhalla it,
continued with varying fury along the gen.
eralt course of the Greenvills. & Columbia
Railroad to Ninety Six. Nothing has ever
been known or heard of in this section of
the world to equal its fury and its extent.
In many places it remained upon the ground
for several days in low or shady places, and
on last Friday afternoon. six days after the
storm, Mr.. S. M. Johnston, who lives on
Broadway Greek, in the Holmes Shop
neighborhood, brought to this Office. q little.
basketof the icy missiles which We have
already stated, were very destructive in that
portion of the County. These hail-stones
were as large as partridge eggs when
brought here fon Friday, and must have
been fearfully large. when they fell, near
one week previous. Numbers Of our farm
ers have replanted their cotton-felds, some
with cotton and others with corn. Some,
ne learn, have even been ypleughing up
their wheat-felds which were beaten to
pieces by the hail, and planting corn to
make crop upon their lands Il is impos-
sible EVEN TO- approximate the injury done
by the storm, but we know enough to say
that it was enormous.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

= Z ,.
The May Term.of the Court Of General
Sessions and Common Pleas for this County
convenese eons the fourth Monday of this
month. There will not be great deal of
business, and it is not expected that the
session will last more than one week. The
same Grand Jury which served last Februa-
ry will continue to serve for the balance of
this year, and the following persons have
been drawn to constitute the Petit Juries for
the,coming term:
Nm. McKeown, Elisha NJ. Walker Fran
CHS Clark, (c,1 Henry Wilson, ,(c,) Richard
Kay, VIM s. Martin, J. B. Watson, J. J..
Mattison, J. A. Reese, George Riley, (c,)
Reuben Clinkscales, Jas. A.. Gray, J., A.
Dacus, Aaron Anderson, (c,) Andrew Har-
ris, Thomas Crymes, D. F. Anderson, Wash
ington Reeves, w. L. Davis, W. Bellotte,
J. c. Cherry; Toby johnson, D.J., sherard,
Pinckney Williams, j. Fletcher Anderson,
Miller Washington, RS, Bailey, J. Bolton
Watson, Jas. A: Montgomery, Joseph Lee,
(c1 W.1L. .Dobbius, John II. Jones, Julius
Johnson, (c,) John ]. Lesley, Silas Hill,
Walker Russell, i. 10
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H0NEA PATH.

TIE Second Quarterly Conference of
Cokesbury Circuit, convened at this place
ON Saturday last Interesting sermons were
delivered during the meeting by Rev. Man.
ming Brown, Presiding Elder, and the Revs.
Messss. Clark and Price. all Of whom are
jealous workers:..:.A mad dog, the property
Oft. +. Phillips, went round theneighbor-.
hood last week biting COWS, hogs and other
dogs in such manner as to cause Mr.. Burts
to fT him. Trial Justice Wright held
Court!here on Tuesday 49,: The question as
to i"who has the largest Irish Potatoes, is
the besVy AN and hail Storm are repoea s
not doing we'll. Our carriage and wagon
builders, determining not to be out done in;
work or prices, send this week to citizen
of Greenule nicely finished, double-seated
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G0odiAdyice,a

NoMis tie tlbs;'tA time ai5f 81 year y a. ii
Lung Fever, i&c. Every family "a 81 should have
abottle Of .BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. DON'T
allow for onermoment that, cough to take
hold of your child, your family or yourself.
Consumption; Asthma, Pneumonia, Group,
Hemorrhages,l iand other fatal diseases may
set iii:sf Although it, is. true GERMAN sYnUr
is curing thousands of these dreaded dis.
edlses dl YET 1t i much bettetto haYs tat hand
whsh three doses will cure yoH: One b Bottle
viii Last your whole family, q, winter and
keep you safe from danger. IF you are con=,
sumptiyen ,doa not7 rest until you have tried
this remedy Sample Bottles 10 cents Reg
ulaflsize.7 75Icents.s Sold by your Druggists,
Wilhite &,Williams.i Y'!sifGss ms I72'
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domestic: infelicity," which newspaper
reporters nowadays credit with playing such
an important part in LIES drama, is often
the result Of slNgering or chfonici disease.
What husband Or wife can be cheerful,
smiling, and pleasant, when constantly suf-
fering from the tortures Of some dread dis
easel Perhaps the husbands liver becomes
torpid, and he experiences bitter, disagreea-
BILE taste or nausea, has chilly sensati ions, al
ternating with great heat and -dryness Of the
surface Of his boGy, pain in his Sides. shoul-
ders, or back; eyes and skin are tinged With
yellow, feels. dull, indisposed, and dizzy.
Through his snfaring he becomes gloomy,
Respondent. ano exceedingly irritable in
temper. Instead of resorting TO SO reliable o
remedy as few small doses Of Dr.. Pierce's
Purgative Pellets, and. following up their
action with the use of Golden Medical Dis
covery, to work the hillary poison out. Of
the system and purify the blood, if he play
the part Of n.penny wise and pound fool
ish'H' man he will attempt to- economize by
saving the small cost of these medicines
Continuing to suffer, his nervous system be-
comes impaired, and heis fretful and peeyish
"a fit subject to become embroiled in "do-
nestle infelicity." or the good wife may,
from her too laborious duties or rfamily cares,
have become subject to such chronic affec-
tions as are peculiarly incident to her sex,
and being reduced in blood and strength,
ache, internal fever, and enduring pains too
numerous to mention, she may become
peeYish and fretful. ANY thing but genial
helpmate. In this deplorable condition of
i'll health, should she act wisely and employ
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, it will in
due time, by its cordial, tonic and nerYine
properties, restore her health and transform
her from the peevish, scolding, irritable
tempered invalid to o happy, cheerful wife.
Laying aside levity and speaking seriously,
husbands and wives, you will find the Fam
ly Medicines above mentioned reliable and
potent remedies. Fog full particulars of
their properties and uses, see Pierces Memo
randum book, which is given away by all
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! GRANGE UNION MEETING.

.MR.ED1roa: had the pleasure of being
at The Union Meeting Of, four Oranges which.
met last Saturday at Harper's Grange, and
Of theimany questions discussed none were
entertained with more pleasure than the es-;;
tablishment of Changers Bank at Ander-'
son C. 81. There was good representation
of the four Oranges, besides visiting Changers
from Other Oranges, and several made
speeches in 1.yor, Of the project, 1t was:
argued by one of the members, and one of
some. experience in; business, that nationali
banks could make money by lending money
at seven per cent. Said he,s add seven per,
cent to the six per cent. which they:receiyei
on their q. s. Bonds deposited with the
Treasurer, and You have thirteenapereent.
and deduct from this three @per@ cent. for
running the bank, and youhaYe, O. profit ef,
ten per cent, besides interest on deposits. Y.
tt was eontended that the Ehighrat ofsinss
Iterest must be broken down before we would
see manufactures, and other local improve.
lments spring up in oursmidst and flourish
The people are becoming aroused on the.
subject Of a; ;Grangers Bank, and are deter
mined toTaake an effort to- obtain one.1 II!
49,, se.tt.t.ffast (fRAN(IER:..
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A GRANGE BANK.

at the last meeting Of Hunters Spring
Grange it was resolved to endeavor to estab-
lish Bank at Anderson, to be controlled
and directed by the County Grange, and a
resolution was adopted asking the INrELLI-
sENcER,to call the attention Of the subordi-
nate Oranges throughout the County to the
action OF Hunters Spring Grange, and re-
quest them to discuss and act upon the
proposition at their next meetings, in order
to obtain and report the sentiment Of the
County upon thepropriety Of the enterprise.
We have no doubt that the subject will re-
ceiye general attention and discussion in all
the Oranges ofAnderson County.
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BIG INyENr1oN.-Lloyd 1.-The famousYmap1
man, who made oil the, mapsS for. General
Grant and the Union army, certificates of
which he published, has just invented q way
Of getting relief plate from steel so as to
print Lloyds Map OF American Continent
showing from ocean to ocean-on oneentirei
sheet Of bank note paper 40x5o inches large,
On a lightning press, and icolored, sized and
vanished for the wall SO as TO stand wash
ing, and mailing anywhere in the world for
30 cents, or unvarnished for 25 cents. This
map.showg the whole United States and
Territories ID q group, from surveys to 1877,
with million places On it, such as towns.
cities, villages, mountains, lakes, rivers
streams, gold mines; railway stations &C.
This map SHOULD be sf every house. Also
Lloyd's Great Map Of Philadelphia and the
Centennial Grounds, ,ehowing every house,
street and number. Same size and price ,as'
America. Send 30 cents to the Lloyd Map
Company, Philadelphia, and you will geta.a
copy by return mail.-N. Y. Hustrdted
Christian Weekly. 43-8
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.,C0untYE Core spondemce,
SANDY SPRINGS.

The farmers in the Sandy Springs neigh:
borl,ood are plowing up their crops and
pIanting them afresh.. Some have planted
their entire.crop in corn, while others, more
hopeful, have planted some cotton. MIR.
Peter McPhail has planted his whole farm
in corn...... There was picnic at Sandy
Springs on Saturday, the 18th inst. 1t was
not very largely attended, but the day was
pleasantly spent by some Of the elite Of Sandy
Springs society. sf:i -,
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nades which are given by this band to the
town. ] we trust their example will ere long
be initiated by our band, and that the peo-
pie of Anderson will enjoy similar musical
treats to those given our Pendleton neigh
bors. '' ii.s.s. -
The mad. dog, excitement isyery prevalent
now. Rabid CANNES have been killed in
Pickens, Union and Greenville Counties,
|and, on last Friday a,dog of Mr.. 7. P. Phil
lipps went mad and after biting several dogs,
hogs and cows upon the place Of Rev. R.
w. Burts, who lives near the Abbeville line
below ,Honea Path, was killed by THAT gen
tleman. He has the bitten stock up and
will watch carefully to ascertain whether the
belief of madness in the: dead dog is verified
by any of these going mad from the bite.
This frightfhl evil is on. the increase to an
alarming extent this season, and every town
should pass an ordinance requiring all dogs
running at large to be muzzled. San ounce
of prevention i. worth a pound of cure."a.e
!. Maj. William J. Simpson, an. aged and
highly respected citizen ef the Dark Corner
Townshipsof this County, died at three
o'clock on last Monday in the town of Viii
liamston. whittier he had gone some two
months since in quest of health. Major
Simpson was born in this County in the
year, 1918, and was in his sixtieth year.
His health has been feeble for several years,
but his last illness was short. He was an
upright useful and Kind man, whose death
will be regretted by the community at large.
His remains were brought to Anderson on
Tuesday,r and escorted from the depot by q
number Of our citizens, who were acquain-
ces and hiendso of the deceased. On Wednes-
dasssthe corpse was inferred in Robarts'
Church yard where the remains of many
OF, his relatives are resting. :.,-aser ~
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THE COLLEGIATE MAY PARTY.

The May festival of the Carolina Collegiate
Institute was celebrated at the University
building on last Friday night. The atten-
dance was Large, and the decorations taste
|fu and beautiful ; The young Iadies of the
College were of course as beautiful and
merry as would be expected on so propi-
tious an occasion, and by the graceful and
perfect manner inswhich they rendered their
several parts reflected great credit upon
themselves and their institution. The en-:
tertainment; began by the entry Of six fair
speakers, chatting upon topics interesting TO-
SCHOOL, girls, as follows: First Speaker, Miss
Mamie Bleckley; Second, Miss Mamie
Todd; Third, Miss Carrie Brown; Fourth,
Miss Ella Bleckley; Fifth, Miss Lou Cham
blee; Sixth, Miss Te1anna Burriss. At the
conclusionof: their dialogue, Miss Lois Wat
son, Fairy Queen, entered, attended by
fairies represented by Misses Annie Towers,
Lilly and Ehie Moore, Booth Nance, Lucille
and Louise Nardin, Annie FAINT, Emma and
Cora Ghamblee and Matte Clarke. The
Queen of May, Miss Stark Bellotte, then
entered, accompanied by her Sceptre Bearer,
Miss iAlice nCatlett, her Crowner, Miss
EDesssie Nairrdin, and her Maids 81, Honor,
Misses Victoria Catlett, Lizzie Anderson,
Francis Lesser, Beula Herrick, Eliza Nc
Gregor, Hall Nance and Josie Majors. The
coronation, the presentation Of the sceptre
and The Queen speech were emost tbeautifnlly
rendered; after which Misses Mamie Towers
and Annie Bewley sang the beautiful song
Charming May" The following flower
girls next made their offerings with beauti-
|ful speeches at. the Queens throne Tulip,
Miss PetPMtlow; Rose, Miss Essie Burress;
Lily, Miss Pet Reed; Violet, Miss Fannie
(Simpson; Daisey, Miss Picnic Lesser i;
Jessamine, Miss Helen Archer; Japonica,
Miss zulia Watson; Heartsease, Miss Sam
uella Brown. The Queen then made. o
closing address, the exercises were over and
all present mingled their congra gratulations to
both pupils and teachers for the creditable,
and exceedingly pleasant evening they had
afforded by this festival Prof. Ligon re-
quests us to return his thanks for the fine
music furnished by the Anderson Cornet
Band, which was a very enjoyable part of
the evenings pleasures. = r. sse'i.} =
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DAVID E. FoUrz, BALTIMORE, MD. DEAR
SIR Your shriner's Indian yermifuge is
ready sale With Us. Our customers say it
destroys and expels worms efectually. We
have sold all we had. Send us another sup
ply at once and oblige Carmmichael & fe-
Vault, Asbville, N. G.
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sH4RRdED, byy Rev. Risis WE Walters. at
thsresidence of the BRIDES father on May
7,siis77, 3 Mr. 7JOELaH REED and Miss
AMMAN y daughter sof Mr.. Samuel Emer
son, all Of Anderson County.ai.eHt.'{hi 9d
On Sunday evening, 18th, OF. May. .!t1 81;
by RevsoH,1,M.; Hays, MEi LAWRENCE
BRUCE and Miss MARTHA, HAYS, 81 !: Isl both !.
Of 0Sonee County, s. g., lu}nens,saas ! :
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.:.PEhlE1oh FACTORY,
~. EoRuSALE.ao ~
By y.H. Moeoans!!, sheriff 8, aaetienser
i:i:i STATE OF sourH, CARoI1KA,
i1'''.'' . ~ ANDERSON County

3ia STATE o. soUrH CARoI1sA,
st'.''7.'' AsDERsoN CoUxTy
In he, ,Cbwf Common Pleas: rti.
Albert ]. Clinkscales,aPl plaintiff, against the
| Pendleton Manufacturing Company, Will
liam Perry and others. Corporators, Will.
liam Ramply and others, Creditors, De-
administration jor appointment of Re-
ceiver. Sale efpropety, ec.e IN Slft-3e
PY virtue of an order Of the Court OF
ID Common Pleas for the County Of An
derson, and Staterof South Carolina, will
expose toA sale atiPUBLOf OUTCRY, at
ANDERSON G. H., s. C., on TIE TWEEN
TY-THIRD DAY OF MAY next,
all that Valuable Property, known as the
Pendleton Factory,
Situate on the Blue Ridge Railroad; three
miles South of, Pendieton. The Tract of
Land, 40 acres, more aor, less. will be, devi-
ded into two, tracts, and plats of each on
exhibition. 6,t sssli,s y eJia.lt 545
The Water-Power, on the Twenty Three
Mile Greek, Large and ver-failing stream,
propellipg LeHeps Turbine Water, heels,
running all machinery in the main, one
and.a-haf story brick building, As by 150
feet, over 1000 spind Hes, o. cards, 60 looms
and o large quantity Of other machinery
appurtenant. n ;is,,:. ratio q, I.e.-, i.e.f
Also, adjoining, q. .one-story Brick. Build.
ing q. by 20 fee, machine shop and
picker rooms. with lathes, tools, and every
thing cmyenenaEM N5gudn MGh
Also, another Building. with cotton gin
and an press and tER sets P Of Wool cards. pick
Everything convenient for. receiving cot
ton; and for; shipping 'manufac ctured goods
H.
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;Hoft1OBITUARY:

DIED, neaqF W7Iiiiamston, s. &, ionathii 81 satufi
after j lingering disease OF several months:
In the;deafho Our young friend we are called
upon; To- record, many commendable traits of
Character, Hewas always social, genial and
honorable in the transactions Of life. For
tie past seven years he had been engaged in
mercantile pursuits at Wi1liamston and Bel;
ton, and has left agood name; with all who 4
knew him .etPeaee to his ashes .as i
+ uoilgg,ig GG; III !oof :9Sna4iW.5A. M!
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The annual celebration Of the Philona4
thean Literary Society. of Erskine College
will take place on June 2sth1i They propose
discussing the subject, 9aHave false systems
Of freligion caused more misery than false
systems of government? The orators for
the occasion ore Messrs: R. G. Davis, Of Ga;
and J. r. Chalmers, Of n. .C,, for the afhfmla- i N
tive, and n1. Messrs. sss J.C s. sBlice and Il E.
Mcdonald Of s,iC.,, ,tog the negative. .,uos.l
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IE:Ns 81 E:NsI;AL5slNIoTjicEI

NIHE undersigned would respectfully in
II form the citizens OF, Anderson and vi
cinity that he ispfepared to doall work, both
i'll Mechanical and Operative Dentistry.
aas e s1s slssg lsss sgsHsas sT s ss a
All work warranted, and satisfaction guar
Gas for the painless extraction Of teeth when
desired: "a Printers, Clergymen Of all denom-
nations, r hysicians; School Teachers, des-
titrte widows; and orphans, work done at
half usual rates.
+ Wilrenain in, Anderson a, short while:
Rooms over eMrr: N b. Towers store
,if so,yiI.iadEs G.f NJ URRAH, Dds
Mays, tS77fh edl i, no42 s!'a i''iH t'.r3 ;i.,',
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THE INETLLIGENCER
LOCAL MATTERS.
BRIEF MgyTTcN.

Rl1iSr&s @
~ The Presbyterian Cemetery at this place
has recently Been nicely cleaned up, and now
81 presents t aacared-tor and pretty appearance.
ID .,;;, family vii,
2, = : Aa.a,ei ~, ~, W 1890 uort
occupy sne az. "a ns~t vss-
9a.lsa uu.i shs ss..'sss ~ gss s1s,1 ~
> Mr..;J.. B. Provost ir tearing down the
house he recently purchased IN the North
eastern portioR Of town and viii replace it
y 3 nanoson'e anu inots ~ 'oo,1'09 Dse 20 20
aence.sse sls % Y - ,''.s'9 -
The annsements in the Town of Ander-
SON during ths present ssasGh are, for men,
'niscb;;nr cuoits. and for bcy, sspinning tops.
:soth ars engaged @ ii aith s Est by numbers
N o,ir ;r,habifants. - g ~ 10y
.ss,,ssss..,:saa...-.,,...,
.1g .., y -. J. @ .sa:ss1 ;p.,to,,
Il In soon. be finished and beused for q
General marchandisee5. business. ! Its, compile
f;an yv;lt add u,ncb 10 the appearance of the
,laoa 4.
4...-.,.1;.r-,--s-,vs---zI,y =;
Mrs, Edna Wnght, H1e g sne iass's!anA-
lin Wright died az ner residence neal: LON :,
aldsyille in: AbbeEliie eonnty on aass s MOI
day Hss remains were placed e .fess n, Z,
the graTeyaro az LONG. 1Sa, fas ,sYb ~ eo
ar = c,.r,e hos o,ssilv 81; IN; ;n,nroyed rove the
annssr,nce =. If his js Tstl,s erection of 3
nsst.nS fence iiiYsffont Of
3,i.s e different Il
- .. hsys sssn and q some Of
LIN. a.s s:a.ss = 80 So : szeSe :;-giy
,.l nis uss.s owl 'ss1's ~,
Toner'S kSAn6erson-u -uH last
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MTOTICE OF, FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notiegi IS Hereby givenlthht the under.
signed, Administrative of Estate Edmond
McCrary, deceased, will apply to the Judge,
of Probate for Anderson County, on Satur-
day, 9th day of June next, for d Final Set
tlement and discharge from said Estate.
J. A. McCRARY, Admx.
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We are in receipt of an invitation TO- the

:Weare in receipt of an invitation TO the
annual celebration ii the Calhoun Literary
sosisty 5f Of Wofordli College, .spaFtanlburg,
Sc, 81 tile 25th of June nextt,;, nsx The sub
iect for debate is;,. H. Should the ading
European powers unite to, drive the Turk
from Europe?" The. speakers are, fol-, the
afarmatiye;yN NlessrsaH HenryA: Warn and j..
Jos. BreedenJ of. South Carolina; and for
theynegative, -Messrsy III GeoI Corbett, of
south Carolinh,i and Warren :YudPre, Of va:
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.arI!ara3 lifaoe n 'a- 9i'saY si!s
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We are sorry toannounee TINT Mrs. carrie
Miller, wife Of Dr.. Miller. of Pendleton, died
on last Monday evening from the effects of
the burns which we recorded last week.
MIS-. Miller suffered intense agony from her
injuries, and the scythe of death came to
her MS AN angel Of peace proelaiming rest
from her woes: ishe leaves large circle Of
relatives and friends who mourn on account
of place made vacant by her demise.
Wsassiudsbtsdte the committee Of ar-
raiigeinsiiss for an invitation to- attend q
PicNic 81 ths Belton high School on Sat-
urday tie istti at Beleon The school
is sfisientiy presided ovss by ". ~
Coz snd Miss alice Brow ssuee thsfeis
noldo1bt that the Pic MIC MN E5e q most
pleasant and weli-arrang a1ais There
wilfbssa "a address delivered to the school
III the fiors,ing and the ssemainder Of the
dayWilE bs spent IN social pleasures. e; q
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Cross sHlnsballads, and Scolding wives:

'"' "A ''ND' - 1LoCUM sTAG1LLI.