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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04
LOCAL MATTERS
Agricultural liens for sale at thi, offioe.

Agricultural liens for sale at this Office.
A beautiful Sewing Machine for sale cheap al
this office. Call and examine It.
Rev. s. L. Morris will preaoh next Sunday
ut Pleasant Hill Church, near the Poor House,
at 81 P. NJ.
Mrs. Eve Burdett, aged 81 years, died on
the 26th Of February, 1880, after few days
T illness and was buried at South Union. Sho
was native Of Abboville County--a peacoau
bio. quiet and kind lady. Sho leaves large
number of children, grand children and great
grand children to mourn her loss.
Turner Osborne and David Brsdborry
wero arraigned on Monday evening and their
trial fixed for Thursday at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
These parties are.oharged with the murder
of Mrs. Compton at Fair Play on tho night
of tho Goth of December, 1879. Messrs.
Morton and Moore defend Osborne and
Messrs Dendy, Keith l. Vernes and Scudday
defend Bradberry.
Judge Thomson is hale, wel-presetved
gentleman and 2rosides over tho Coutt with
dignity and courtesy and with that legal
: ability ho hos been long known to Possess.
Solicitor Cothran looks we'll and 10 working
with tho zeal. ability and fairness which have
ever characterized hin, prosecuting attorney.
We notice among the bar from other counties
Hon. A. Burt. Of Abbovillo, and Messrs. John
b. Moore, j. Il. Breazealo aud II. G. Scudday,
Of Anderson.
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HopeWell-The One Hanme or.

IIopewell is Methodist Church in tho
Southwestern portion Of the county. 1t has
been preaching place from tho earliest
times. "Unclo Tommio" jenkins, as he is
caled, appears to be tho local, tutelar genius
of tho church community. A vory handsome
and commodious church building is now in
process Of erection; when completed it will be
an ornament to tho church architecture Of the
county. The building of this church is
4 noble example. 1t is not an expression Of
\ the peoples abundance, it is the embodiment
of their (aith and love. 1t is tho result Of
small contributions Of money, material and
labor, wonderfully utilized by ono man, Mr..
Gilmcr, public spiritod citizen, wbc ma
natural architectural gift. lie c:rns pic-
turctquc place on Chauga and the mill and
dwelling house End tne barn oil give evidence
OF tine git of building. The efforts of Mr..
Gimcr to erect q TASTEFUL ornamental church
is highly appreciated by tho comm unity. A
good lady said to me: when pass by
I become dshcartened." replied: "Why,
my dear madam, that one hammer is the
very thing thut encourages me; if there was
no hammer knocking you might have cause
of Encouragement; as long Us ono hammer
knocks, thero is ground of hope" It is
indeed the one hammer men that save the
great enterprises Of the world.
We preached on Sunday upon subject
) suggested by the pentecostal celebration.
Whitsuntide, tho seventh Sunday after
Easter, I believe, is the festival still
observed by the ritualistic church and this
does not recur until May, the beginning Of
tho harvest in Palestine. Wo maintained
that there was no anachronism in having q
pcn!ecostal celebration in February, for this
IS by emincnco the pentecostul period of the
world. Tint the Old Testament period was
the period of tho Lord Jesus, in which he
was shown forth by prophets, angels, types
and symbols, especially by the great Jewish
Passover in which the Paschal Lamb was
eaton with unleavened bread. The coming
and sacrifice of Christ ended all these figures.
Fifty days from the Passover, tho Psntecost,
marked the beginning Of now and higher
era in the Church and new aud higher era
in the world. The era of tho Holy Spirit.
The reason why the Church is not moro
distinctly in Pentecost, the oausion of the
Holy Spirit, is because the Church has not
been at tho Passover, has not takeu into the
= very centre of its consciousness, tho sublim-
est fuct in the Universe, the Crucifxion Of
Jesus. 1t has not bson attentive to the days
intervening between Passover aud Pentecost,
the appearance and sayings of the Risen One
TO the final commandment of the Ascending
One. Wo would like to ask tho young man
about to give up the grand old Bible Of his
fathers for the cold, arid nothings of modern
skcpticism this ono question: Why is it that
the Paschal Lamb was sacrificed every year
until the coming of Christ, and has not been
sacrificed since then. PREACHER.
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RUPTURE CURED

DY DR. j. A. SnERMANs SUproRr AND CuRA-
- TIVE without tho injury and suffering lrusscs
infiict or hindrance from labor. Book with like.
ness Of bad cases before and after cure, sent
free Office 25 Broadway, New York. Patients
receive treatment and leave for home same day.
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effect this, authorized to arrest all persons
80 engaged and bring them before the Inten
dant for examination and punishment.
| SEC. 10. lilo shall arrest oil persons found
throwing firc balls or shooting guns. pistols or
other fire arms, land sling sbots,) in any
| street in tho town Of Walhalla, between
North and South Broad Street, and bring
them before The Intondant for examination q
and punishment.
SEC. ~. Any persoh found guilty Of in
juring shade trees, by. hitohing horses thereto
or otherwise, inside tho incorporation. shall
be fincd sum not exceeding IS, in the dis.
cretion of tho Council.
Sec 81. The marshal is further authorized
to arrest any person found on the stroets be-
VINO cannot give satisfactory reason for
ouch presence on the streets during these
hours.
Ssc. %. 1t shall be misdemeanor for any
person to cut trees on any Of tho streets of
the town Of Wolhnlla.
SEC. 23' 1t shall be the duty Of the marshal
to have all the stroets Of tho town Of Wal-
halla between North and South Broad and
North and South Broad streets opened.
Sec. "a. Whercas no penalty is fixed for
the violation of the provisions of any Section
of this Ordinance. the punshmcnt for such
violation shall be by fine or imprisonment
at tho discretion Of tho Council, within the
limits of their authority.
SEC. 25. Resolrcd. That all laws enacted by
tho Council heretofore not in conflict with
these Ordinances, are considered in full force
and that each and every ono Of them shall
be in full force after tho publication of the
Same. Dono and ratified in tho Council, aud
(-.> tho Seal Of tho tho corporation Of tl.o
( l.. 8. said town of Walhalla affixed tkoree
l~) to, this the 5th day of Fearuarv,
A. d. 1880. '''
d. BIEMANN.
Intendant,
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Had terrible MIGHT SwEArs,

~ - -. MomDhls, FoD., IT. ISII.
years With sevoro cough. When commenced ta.
andslIteon pounds in weight. l had tried almost
syeythins had torEi6le night sweats. lhnyo tukon
sho oSush 6s: disspposEsd and have gained iitteS
With groat respect, OLIVER RICE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

Young womcn should set good examplos,
for tho young men ara always following
them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04
Final Settlement.

TllE undersigned. Executors Of the last will
1 and testament of Stephen Marct, deceased,
will apply to Richard Lewis ESQ, Probate
Judge of Oconcc County, nj his Office in tho
Court House, at Wahalla S. c., on Saturday,
the 18th day Of March, 1880, for final settle
mcnt Of the estate Of said deceased aud for O.
discharge CT all liability incident TO their Ex-
ccutorship of said will Dated at Walhnlla, s,
c., Wednesday. lth day of February, 1880.
MNELAND MARET, p.
A. J. MARET, hAec"'ors'
February ~, 1880 15.1t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04
Railroad Matters in Charleston.

Tho Charleston Nc,cs and Courier says the
most striking feature in tho Charleston stock
mari:et is the continued demand for South
Carolina Railroad securities Of tho classes
which. few months ago, eeemed to be good
for nothing, or next door to II.
Whom tho South Carolina Railroad wont
7 into tho hands Of Receiver the stock had
only nominal value. The dobt Of the road,
| exclusive of stock, is more thah it can pay,
unless it secure largo ircroass in business.
Nevertheless the stock now sells at l8, and is
hold at even higher figures. In tho Nom
{ Mortgage bonds, the advance is quito as
marked. They have been down to 10 or
4 less. Only week ago they cold at 27. The
4 price now is about So in Charleston, and in
4 Now York they have touched 81.
Il One theory is that there is o likelihood
II that the United States Court will ultimately
sdccdo that the hypothecated Second Mort.
sgagc bonds are junior to the Non Mortgage
bonds, and that the Non Mortgage bonds are
consequently worth nearly as muoh as the
regular Second Mortgage. This does not
account for tho rise in the stock, which has
lno real value whatever unless tho' road can
Sbe taken out of Court without sale, and can
command new avenues Of trade. The belief
SIS that wealthy New York Syndicate really
8own the major part Of the different classes Of
asecprities, and intend to take hold oftho road
gin connection with the Gfesnville and Colun,-.
3bia md tho Bluo Ridge Railroads. The
faction Of tho Legislature in remisting tho
gtaxos on tho last named road and cxemptiig
{ it from taxation for " TORN Of years has
certainly had an excellent effect.
Young womcn should set good examplos,
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rpusL1sHEp ny nsoursn. 1

THE WEDDING .BELts.-Mr. william Crawford
and Mrs. n. A. Wynn, both conscientious and
long time officers OF tho State Lunatic Asylum,
MIR. Crawford being the efficient supervisor
while Mrs. Wynn hos been oredtably filling tho
responsible position Of housokeeper at the insti-
tuition, were last evening united in holy wedlock,
at the Marion Street N. e. Church, by tho
pastor, Rev. J. L. Stokes. After the ceremony,
reception was rendered by the brido and groom
to.tbeir many fAedds. 1t Tho residence Of tie
Hon. John A. Elkins, which passed off very
pleasantly. The'happy pair wero the recipients
OF pleasing tokens of remembrance and good
will, In tho form Of presents Of substantials as
weli as articles Of ornament. aud have the best
wishes OF host Of friends for their united hap
piness on their further journey through life.
Mr.. Crawford has been connected NTH the insti-
tuition in various capacities for about thirty
years.--C0lun'bia Register, February 4M.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

Shrincr's Indian Yermifugc destroyed anu
expelled worms chirty years ago. We guarantee
it to do the same 10 day, TO the satisfaction Of
every one who uscs it.
THERE are three things which nobody
eau do without-money, buttons and tho
buker.
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Special Noticcs.

Do You WANT lIEALTH?--Wby will ye die?
Death, what is worse, is the inevitable result
of continued suspension Of tho menstrual flow
II is n condition which should not be trifled
with. Immediate relief is the only safeguard
against constitutional ruin In oil cases of
suppression, suspension or other irrcguarity of
the "courses," Bradfclds Female Regulator Is
tho only sure rcmdy. II acts by giving tono to
the nervous centres, improving tho blood and
determining directly TO the organs of menstrual
ion. II is legitimate prescription, and the
most intelligent physicians uso it. Prepared by
Dr. j. Brndfioll, Atlanta, Ga. $l60 per bottle
Sold by Norman & Bro.
NoTAsuLA, Ala, July Z, 1877.
Bradfcld's Female Regulator has been thor
oughly tested by mo in great variety of cases,
and am fully convinced that it is unriyaied for
all that class of diseases which it claims to
cure. j. G. IiUss, NJ. ID.
TIE Georgia baby Bonds will buy NEURAL
CINE. Ncuralginc will euro Neuralgia and
Headache. Neuralgia and headache lead TO
diseaso-dsease to death. Moral---Go to your
druggists and get q bottle of Neuragne and DO
relieved. Hunt, Rankin Lamar. wholesale
agents, Atlanta, Ga. For sale by Norman g.
Bro Walhalla.
We were panied TO hear Of the accident TO the
brinal party on last Tucsday evening The
horses in the carriage containing tho bride and
groom took fright near corner Of Banks and Lee
streets, precipitating Mr.. John Lowe and his
lovely bride, Miss Annie May, on tho stonc
cnrbing, spraining his ankle and innicllng q
severe bruise on her right cheek, all Of which
we're relieved by Cossens' lightning Iiniment a
cure for rheumatism, lame back, sprains, bruises,
etc. Price SO cents For sale by Norman s. Bro
Glad tidinCs for all sufferers with coughs and
colds is the announcement that coussens' Honey
of Tar is Il ncye::failing remedy. Dcservcdly
tho most popular medicine Of the nge, It has no
rival rs cure for diseases Of tho throat and
lungs, and each day adds fresh triumphs to its
long list Of victories over coughs, colds and
moro serious affections of the throat and lungs.
Ono trial will convince you. Price so cents.
For sale 10y Norman & BRO.
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A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.

=, r,rrr Ofiool kvonIng News. Augusta. Ga,
Eith pnsum9nsI Last winter, III which loft him, with
for the cure OF which am indebted toyour valuable
Kxpeotorant. had tried most ovcry thing recon-.
p&atorsn Mt, orc hottie Of which removed tho cough
Sutircly. With many thanks am yours truly,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04
IMPORTANT OUESTl0RSs

Reader, have you caught cold2 Are yon lin.
Ablo TO iaise tho phlegm7 Have you an irrta-
don In tho throat7 A sense of oppression on
the lungs, with short breathf DO you have Il
at Of coughing on lying down 2 A sharp pain
now and then in tho region of tho heart shoul-
dors and backf II so, our Advice is take ut
enco dose Of TUFTS Expcctorant; y0n will coon
be able TO raise the phlegm. III an hour repeat
tho EIpcctorant, place hot iron to tho feet take
two OF TUFTS Pills. You Will soon fall into a
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning,
cough gone, lungs wording freely; easy breath.
Ing, and the bowels moving in a natural manner
TO prevent return of these symptoms use the
Expectorant several days.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04
DR.. j. F. HAYWOOD,
Of New York, voluntarily indorses 1t.
READ WHAT HE SAYS.-

DR.. TUTT: Now York, Sepk, 10, 1877. .
Dear Bir-During this year visited nine hundred
Pity tho es.ss wero Of . very severe typo It was
tneT9 ny sttonsion Wss esea 70 Tntts EIpeotnrant,
During pssstioo Of twenty le.rs have never
happy effects instantly subdutu tho most violent
6ts OF coughing, and invariably cured tho disease in
few days, Iohserfally indorse it tho best lung
medicine eyor used.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

NoTAsULA, Ala, July Z, 1877.
Bradfcld's Female Regulator has boon thor
oughly tested by me in great variety of cases,
and nm fully convinced that it is unriyaled Tor
all that class of diseases which it claims to
cure. j. G. IiUss, NJ. d.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

Theodore D. Wagner, prominent mer-
chant of Charleston, and once member Of
tho firm of John Fraser Il Co., died in that
city last week.
, 1880-10-07
MANOELtS OPENING.

There having becM much curiosity excited
over thu possible wliims the erratic goddess
of fashion might dictate for the coming sct.-
soil, II representative Of Tlsc TlunuSE went
yesterday to ascertain wllnt would bc tho
prevailing craze. -
1t Just 80 llappcntL TINT NIandel Brothers,
l2l State, were having MI opening, and were
exhibiting score ,1sor two of tic latest
Of Worttl's creations MD dozen Or SO
Of plhgartl, about .gaell Of which wore
gathered brvies OF la.lirs rs NUMEROUS nllll
n.,,rn,rens Us bees., Following were anonR
'S Sst Sfees nra4 26t saa ct 1fsss y, ran the
front richly embroidered with pearls. bottpnl
With slilrrttl ruttes nlNl renttisE. The trtnl-
inIllgs Ut tho trai,,, were lretounu lace. Tho
walst %aS % l.!ee'l will. satin cords, producing
Another, really e'xqutstt, WIS Princess,
cut I'll trn!n Of Dbl gold sntIm tIu Lyon, With
u pearl-c0oreA tr0o,l.led p0lnnnlsu. The
trimmings t1t were old gold saith and Egyptian
Yet another, n Walking costume, was of
lncryeillcux silk trimmed with gold tlnsel
plnia plush, enboratbly tIrapctl, With pul!els
1f sk or TIC s|le: 4 walking jacket richly
An uxeeeaing rich dress was. one Of black
silk velvet, cut I'll train, witt, tho front OF
lleuvy gold broca.lu mil ili,o sltin kltfy-peat-
Ing, heavily triMtnGl with gold and black
CGftlB With tHskl1l3+
4 pnenra walking suit TINT attracted
much attention wins cut it Certout stylu, OF
p!n!n-coloreti brocatlu sntln nt,tl pEaIn velvet,
with MI ornamental null trimmed III La.l-
EuetloG lace aud tlOwers
Snreral Ut tho lInuttsomest of Worths were
IN tic Marie AntolMette style, with el,bro!-
derry md br0catle OF guild a1,l colDrcd beads,
nnd III tic LalIgtry, with no fastening visible.
Tlle lateat designs In clOnks ure tho richest
ever segm, but are too complicated, 70 de-
scribe. There were hundreds Oil exhibition
lined witt, plush, trlmnod with tue costliest
my Tnrest Ut ft!rs, composed Of, embossed
yelYUts and satin do Lyon, al,d gorgeous
with embroidery. and beail work.
CalNcl's halr sliawls, MKller A,id mora OK
pens!yo t!Inn ever aro still eon,tng.
Fully l5,0W lndles went Il, sos this exlli-
b1tion yesterday, mud tho a.nouMt Of criticism,
con.tnent,, mud ocsiasy TIE TnlnUNE: repre-,
sentMttiys h.nr.l passe4 was lust awful. Tho
pre!nt. sapphire, lntliKO, bronze, cardnal, I'D
guild, aInbur, mid cginageux, I'LL Of wlliell
waru represented In the Worth exhibition r.,
fQfrGl To. :.
, 1880-10-07

For some tlmo pnst tho rcsdollta on Fulton
street III tho riclhlty .ot Elizabeth hnvo been
subjected to tho viyltations of burglars who OH
moro than Ono Occnslon hAyo succeeded In i3Ak.
ing very respectable hauls from tho houacsthey
invaded. 4 munth or two ,lKo tho ruBtdcnco bf
Mt. llarton was entered Rt night by burglars,
who stole quite considerable amount or prop
9sty. Moro recently still tho cuitaKe UrcApi0d
y. " Miss S!orss, dy who keens sehon! Ut No.
AWAY safesy with thclr plllnd9r. Tho police
wore informed but no nrros!s or rocovcrles of
utoarIy, Mt lcnat Gnu Of thom lid, thut they
would hnvo to protect themselves from further
At nboMt o'clock yesterday aftornoon whilc
foreman nr the Jvliu Ii. Jclory Printing ii0ase,
acc s NJ III Fn strsot shs s ~ npe ISsi na
eltnD frDni tho back window OF thu ruslioncu Of
AZ; Collins !wo aoofa -. esst. r1tM q ITO tonuo
liu threw over i largo black bnu, IL shawl, 1uI
yoIs,o other Rootls. Hllo know ttu.t tho Collins
kiluwinE TINT tho i,,all WIS burglar, ai,e, in.
steAl Of inhuE,ng III tho orthodox faintlng't lit
Or alarming tho no!yhborhood: md ut tho
thtrea,l-!n.wur, whor1 . lou.lod revolver lay
rc.ldy for aution. got It, and without whit
ss & s S s'asF Faaa "ss Sa or 'M ExatSh 5
stroets Just III ttr1o to face the thi0t hu got oil
the fence 70 tbs sidewalk. shu ct 9nco .got
which ID Technically kW,wn as tic tlruy on
tho burxtur. WIN, doubling thar q la.ly woulI
have tho llcrvu to shn0t, co,larud tho Ilnek lug
ani startci nortn@nrds III tl,e direction, of Gar.
roll ntehue. Ihv Judy lirg1 ~ h0 turned, but
missed. bhe tFlrl AKaln but NKtlln failed to hit
Tho thinf, wht1av eseuI'u Wns, hDw0yor, retarded
u. tho bug, which he stlli persisted III cArrylng
When tu rlacheti Carroll ayuuuu, Mrs. drilling,
Hlll following, trl0 AAOtltGr shot, tha Uutlpt Ut
which plssoai through tho burglars trousur- lex,
,!lla Secured hini 20 badly tAat he dropped thu
ly this time tho noighborhood had beou
MF1llhol ny tue Hh{tl{lK, UNI 8UI{c tlleEt AllbDy6
, 1880-10-07

xe.t e 4 so Gsst M.on 81 .ssst Hss' rge is
epa rs Gsy sy 81 Y w G q the
South Side saloon ami tho other Il yo,lng ,abor.
it,., ing ,Man With whom he haa DISPUTE. out of
l;s!, Sslt ., sa .So!: an1 i !: .ad to A Ssys
soSsl"s o n ana ana ,ns % Sons eiI"we S'r rhcsa hsss; w
The t'attls wctt on in tho centre. Thu "a.
sss fns xhs Gay ss arst faes s
as rbt ooF CO. at S1e ureaS r nv Witt a
BY o'c,nck MI tho participants had returned 10
thor gnnrtcrs III tho clty.
THE WESTERN ASnEHs0NvtLtE SURVIVORS
Association met Inst ovehinK In tho c,,t,- nnm
pr tho Sherman l1nt1ar. Tito meeting wils ctei
f:r tue p'!r'n,so Of perlecttnR arrangements for
Ss S sSfs Il GS s ss seon sSis s S oas e. 5 s
prnlmy be inatlo with tho s,Ir!,,i,s rairtm cuin-
ec.i to rc""o %e q charIn@ safss s@' rsorft ~ H"3
that CT; swatn Of tho First Regiment, ind u.s.
an, snrGM ~ I'm siat ~ cssort fro hs regiment
Managers Of lilo North SI,!e Turner il"ii had
offered ~ tho ha,l FREQ Ut charKe an reunion uny.
aowny roxrn II exeruses 9tess essnt s, ,
1l"asS @ sna VII Ill., nrss aaa, , e Az ESrth so
tntl frun tt,e tllt,ois asato Gntssl, urarst Army
M r;,sts, And Union Veteran Club. An address ot
by IL business meeting. Tho evening entertain.
1ient will 10 1T u mls,cal md llternry character.
1,4vyoa se " II p Sfpsfseo 5 set'n ps to 'l
In urscr. tho whole 10 concluie with grind bun
i.!sertise tlo rean!ot.. tInt iarEo attun,iat,co
might Ga assured. Tho ch!cf li,s'nuss of tho
,ncet'nx VII bc to consider whnt strpsnrn ncccs-
survivors by tho pHssugc Of tho Fct,sul It'll In.
, 1880-10-07
THE CITT-IIALI.

TIE Mayor ycstcrlny ucccpteI mn inr,tatjon
n .nouk.nt a,ri,ov t,,n 1a,h '''
COMPLAINT was Inndo yesterday that tho hull
of thn strnn,or 1tIf,p wna 1,l, a,,In,, to -trn-
In lin vtrutv NJ ni,.,sou stroot r,,o oa,,,t.,,.t
r,,I ~, ie,,,,n w. LIZ eo'np'"t
$500 - ...s,, '",o so ,-.--,-,
CASE OF snsai!-po1 was yesterday reported
ahuwctt tt,at tl,o nuturo Of tho ,lsease vns ynr,
unerrtniil. and nnnther nYnniinmiJnn ,vIII TX
maue to.tlny.
r.. - .-....---. .-.
rooKery tnat th9 nsp!abitenns hnye placed in
utexceh,apnnple Ticket in tho tiHtd. Tho Ctt,-
TloSes VIII t,tt Mll vnte II, ot coursc, 6Wlng to
bteAa hIu Dutttf ct,ilser1ltiOnB, but thor fenrs
'''. -''''N |"o'' .t'o"'' "''''
THE cmpl0ycs nro trembling IN anticipation Of
ncnEy assesAtent being 1nnde III them for tho
letlGilt 9! mo l!cul1crncy AsA startnr. Is nl-
feaHy EIVen Oilt ttat Dr. Dc Wolf Will 1h re-
aIlrcM aI 10 9tsc up <sy. u lie has to contribute
ibis Minnntt under tho c1rcltmstances. thorn Ia
faithful aud less consequential Will DO.
rrur. t3eni I'm II, to t,l+y aa sh,,v,, ,, Tho
tunry ruMrt for Supte,ibar, wnrf, nd ~ ~ whin
4,i were OF persons Under years Of slgc unj IS;
tunih wero; DJpltheriu. II: cons,,tnutin,,. -0
cUilylt,slons. 1T: rbnl.rn fnfnnt1,1n II ..%,,, ~
81: scNrlgt forer NJ. tythrh fnrar ~ ,lfnr.
rilca I'll: uct,tnRItis, ri: cntorIts' N: rm1jrnnl
Ncel,lent, II: 0nstrtts. o: i,rinI,i.s ,snasn y
burned. !; nulsnn. =: nT,d ,,rtwIstnv 1's"''' u
~ H' -
- pETtTlON wis IN CIRCULATION Tor signatures
ysstettiay n,llnng thG AlerInun asking tho,N to
tAKo trln 9ser INC linola Centrnl IlaflrOGtl to-
morrow 70 Gh1ltsapa9no ~ tesf tho c!tcnoy OF
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a3r M taere ~ !I'tn'nR i!ko low hDht4 OF country
are '"'9Ifsg utter tho public Interest.
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