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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-01-21
The Public Schools.
BALES and Regulations for the
Better Conducting Of the Pubic
School System IN AbberiUe County
duriu1 tie Ye07. 1880.

LIST. The public schools for white pupils and
c0lnrrd pupils respectively shall not be nearer
than four miles. Proridcd, that where there
are already established separate SCHOOLS lof
males and females. in such case or cases the
School Trustees may continue Tie same as pup
tic schools. Iruridcd farther, that where there
are Schuol-hOuScS nearer to each, Other man
four miles which in the judgment OF the ITus-
tees would suuserve the public good If used us
public schools. in such case or cases me lrus-
tees may place the schools nea'er eacn "inei
than four miles, after consultation WIN ana
gaining consent OF the County Board OF EXalni-
ncrS. ,
| Board that the Trustees should place the puolic
schools not nearer than two miles TO the pounu.
ary line of the respective School Districts: so
as to prevent as much as possible IN" lTailSiel-
ence OF pupils from one School DlstrlcI 10 AL
other.
2nd. The nay of teachers in public schools ac-
cording TO grade OF certificate shall he for
Fuxi Grudc-Forty dollars per month.
Secvnd Grade-Twenty-ciSht dollars per
month.
Third Grnlr-SiXtccn dollars per month.
n. B.. The above rates must DC neiliier IN
creased nor diminished.
3rd. The public schools shall open on the hrst
Monday II February lSD.
4Lh. The public schools shall be continued NJ
least three months: but 1t shall be inc uutS 3i
the Trustees 10 keep the schools open as much
longer us possible.
5.h. The minimum average number OF purilS
in actual attendance that shall ~cntitlea tcacner
to draw full pay shall be-for the rnrai as
tricts, Fifteen-fOr incorporate townes ana vi
lagos, Twenty. III cases where the mi AUS
short Of the minimum, the Trustees shall pay a
per capla share of the full pay: ,ors
n. &. The attention Of Trustecs and leachers
is called to the fact that the legal scholastic age
9th. PUPILS transferred from one School Dis.
to another shall be paid for by the School
fund of the District from which they were Trans
terrcd. per capita according to the NUMBER VI
pupils in the school they attend. Sucn trlnS-
fer can only be made with consent OF the Irus-
tees.
9TH. Each teacher shall be required to enter
into a contract signed by himself ana az or u
of the Trustees of his ScNonl l,iStIlct,
ind no pay certificates shall be approved unless
such contract shall have been made.
Sth. The school Trustees of the Respective
Districts shall hold a meeting OF their
Board at least five days before the opening OF
heir schools, at which they shall place ahddesls
nate the schools and elect the teachers.
BY order Of the County Board of Examiners.
u. CRAWFORD,
l.. W. WHITE,
w. G.. IESEr.
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, S. c., January II, lSe0.

SSbSshDihs ~ >f
Comptroller General johnson U0good::
DEAR SIR: In response to your note OF this
morning, asking if l lad determined to convene
the General Assembly in extra session on account
of the alleged invalidltv Of the recent supply act,
which fuct YOU desire to know so as to govern
vonr own course in your instructions to the county
tax officers. ] have this to say: While having a
ycrv decided opiuion as to the validity OF the act
in question, vet | am aware that this opinion be-
ing the opinion of an executive officer would not
b. authoritative or final, nor would 1t control the
Legislature, even il l were to convene 1t on the
suIpusi,i0n that the act is invalid. Such being
the fact, l think it would be uiwiSc to take any
step in that direction before the act had been
PASSED upon by judicial authority and pronounced
invalid either III whole or i'll such substantial lIar-
ticulurs AZ to render some further legislation inl-
mcdialclv necessary. This not having been done,
l have determined not to convene the General
Assembly under the PFC emit state OF facts sur
ruulIding the act and In i'd 'ance OF i judicial de-
termination rs all, v; suggested.
In view, however, of the gravity of the matter,
the great probability that the question:, II not
made NOW, will be made during the collection OF
the axes, thereby impeding such collectloh' ana
also the great importance Of convenlng the Gen'
eral Assembly at All early day-if 1t Is TO be coll-
vcned ut all ON this subject-I have no hesitation
III saving that this question ought to De raised al
once and the act passed upon j%raiclall.' at the
earliest moment. If pronounced by the court
valid. then you would have no difficulty i'll Your
way if invalid. then the "extraordiuary occasion
refer cd to in the constitution authorizing exec
utive action would urisc aud l could act.
10 the end, then, of having this matter settled
at ouce. l would suggest and advise that you as
sumo the act to be invalid, and that you notify
INC of vour intention not to proceed thereunder.
This being done, l think the Attorney General,
under my directions, can institute such proceed
ings before the supreme Court, now i'll session,
as will authoritativeIy settle the whole question
very speedily and make the way clear ir I'LL par
ties. Very respectfully,
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The Chester Reporter.

This able and progressive paper has adopt
This stnws enterprise which will be duly re
w.rd.d bv the public for which it is printed
The Rcporter lisa heightened paper, ana uc-
serves great success. With our IRENE pr
mission we would make Il SuggcStloii, whlci.
If IL ujll asiopt, will bc of material advantage.
uap,e!y, use smaller type.
If itis intended to publish only the amount
of reading matter low published. IL would he
Given on n smaller sheet at much less expense
and The paper would be easier handled and
more acceptable to its readers. Being a prac-
tical printer ourselves We give this suggestion
for what il is worth, after having had expert
-ncr nm using small plea. long primer ana brc-
vier. We use large faced minion and non
parcil. and could not now be induced to waste
money TO buy paper on which to print matter
sct in larger tvpC,
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February Court.

GRAND JuRY.-F. NJ. Mitchell, W. F. Hen
dcraon. Jno & Douglass. Samuel Agnrw. a
HKenncdy. Richard PSyton, Jn9 Mai''S :: Il
Jordan. William Magill, Jno A Devlin, j 5
McCee, S 4 McInto>li, \ N Erwin: dno Will
kcrs N. b BoIin Allen. William Riley:
PETIT JURY N Grnham, Alex CONAN
q " Conner, f f Power, William Moore;
samuel Evans. ] II Wideman, T. l. Moore, j
A Crawford. K H Booker, J II Wilson, Th4s
W Norton, J l. brennan, Geo W LomaX' "
A Hunter, Geo W Spcer, J q NJ Branyln, j T.
Wakefield, Andrew Mcneil, " \. Cason.
Chas Lynch, T c stewart, George White. Ed
ward Roach. Thomas A. Cater, J y Hcminser,
Julius f. DuBose, Berry Dcason; l. !;atiner'
SP Brooks, W Chamberlain, L \ Iladdon,
j " Ellis.
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Cotton Thief.

Joe Parks was IN Augusta last week; nc
otfcrei 10 sell a mule there. Chief OF Police
Christian tclcgraphcd to Mr.. Wallinsiord at
this place TO now if"Joe Parks was al
right" The answer went back hat Joe is a
thief. Arrest him." Joe is the man VINO
sold Mr.. Dcvlin's stolen bale of cotton last
week in G~reenvillc. and who left his wagon
and mules in that city when the police got az
ter him. Joe will In all probability llnd III
the penitcntinry.
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The Supply Bill MIDDLE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF CONTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, S. c., January y, 1851.
Gov. ". d. Simpson:
SIR You are aware that the validity of the
supply act of the General Assembly, recently. in
session, is the subject of much public discussion.
As the executive officer is chiefly charged with
carrying out the law, it appears to me that my
connection with the matter is solely ministerial.
and That INV duty, in the absence of Legislative or
judicial action, is to execute the law as find it
on the statute book.
Before notifying the tax officers to proceed, 1
beg to ask if you contemplate convening the
General Assembly in extra session for such action
as it may deem proper in the premises; and IN
the event that YOU do not, recognizing tie gravi.
tv of the duty imposed upon me-, l would be. glad
to receive any suggestions you may think proper
to make. Your obcdient servant,
JOHNSON HAGooD,
Comptroller General.
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For Attorney General.

The newspaper have brought many names
into prominence for the various State Offices
TO be filled at the approaching election, and
we would mention the name OF Colonel -.
Cochran in connection with the Office OF AZ
1orncy General. His natural ~endOwmentS
and his legal attaininents cmincntly qualify
him for the office, while his character anu
standing would confer honor upon the oihce.
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The Literary Club.

TIL Abbeville Literary Club will meet on
Friday night, sd inst, at the house Of Mr.. W:
4. Templeton. Rev. Mr. GallaudeL will
read an essay on Michael Angelo, q most
Interesting subject which we are sure Will be
handled well and thoroughly by the essaylst.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CENTRAL HousE.-Dr + Fl Mcbride. city;
f X Harden, B~atcsburg, $ c.; J G Ilcmphill.
Williamson; TW Mars, Calhoun's Mills; II
Moscly, Phconcx: ! &C F'catherston, An
derson; Mrs Samuel Carter, Lebanon: j W
Morrah, Mtl Carmel; ] j. Brownlrc, J. F
Cothran. city: Vim Mills. liosion /: w r
Turner, Ny: CCD Allen. W S Alexander,
J p Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs W T Mcdonald,
city; Rev. rritchard. Cokcsbury: pr w NJ
Taggart. Monterey; Sohn Lyon; Little Moun-
tain; Dr i W Widcman, Widcman's; } c
Davenport, Hodges.
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Sherif's Sale.
James L. Speed against Thomas Daniels.

Execution.
ny virtue Of an execution to me directed, II
3 the above stated case, / will sell to TIT
highest bidder. at public auction, within TIT
legal hours OF sale, at .Abbcville Court House
on Monday, the md day Of February, Al
1880, the following described property, to wit
All That tract or parcel OF land, situate, lying
and be ing in the county Of Abbevillc, Soutl
Carolina, and containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND NINE ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands of S.. S
Baker, DR.. Win. Taggart, George Graves, Johr
B. Allen, ct al, and others. Levied on and tC
be sold MS the property of Tnos. Daniels &c
satisfy the aforesaid execution and costs.
TERMS cash.
JFC DuPRE,
Sheriff y. c.
Shcrifrs Office, Abbevillc e. H., 5. C.,
Tnppurv q ISSl
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The School Examination.

Editors Press and BanneT:
Feeling sure that your next issue will be
crowded with matter OF far more interest
than any thing thai can originate In the brain
OF Il little country oman l am sOray to tax
your patience with amy OF my thoughts at
this time. But ! am so anxious to have aSllUrt
cOniab with my "brethrcn and sisters Of the
same condemnation" | mean those who met
with me for examination on yesterday. that
! beg for lust Il little corner In your columns.
1t Is to you. my teacher friends, that would
address my remarks ut present. doubtless
some or you, being accustomed TO writing in
crowded halls, joltlng cars, or amy where else
that your thoughts may happen to Itch for
communication, felt perlcctN at home and
now; having no doubt that you will receive
the bo0n for which you were striving, you are
ready to sing the praise of our board OF cX-
;tlnilIerS. But how Is II with some Of the rest
OF you who, notwithstanding you arc equally
competent to give instruction in II quiet
school room, fear that IN the noise and con-
fusion of the hall, you failed to give ~satisfac-
tory evidence of the fact. II is 10 you l en-
tend my heartfelt sympathy. But hope pou
IRE not all doing us some OF whom ! have al
ready heard, Erunibling. growing and COM
p%laining in the vain attempt 10 Shift The re-
SpuiSibility to the Board. That will never
do. ] cannot imagine That any Of YOU wrote
under more unlavorlblc circumstances than
myself.
Ally acquuintanccs arc well aware tina with
mcncrvous headache Is almost invariably
Supprinduccd by Il ride ON Il cUld morning.
And aS yesterday was no exception 10 the
general rule, feel sure | made Il poor repre-
scntatiOn OF myself. But though | have not
the slightest intiinittion OF the grade l shall
receive, | am resolved, let my fate be what IL
may, | will ccilsurc no one but myself. I'M
less, indeed, ! should speak of those who, not
withstaIding the earnest entrraticS of Mr..
licnet, persisted in asking questions. That
nci knowledge, was no little annoyance to u
pcrSUil Of my nervous halure. And that too,
when suffering severe pnin. But to the cred
it Of the board, I will say, so far as / could de-
tcct. everything was conducted in the most
equitable manner
Very respectfully,
Maggie WALKER.
Mt. Carmel, Jan 18th ISNO.
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ONSIGNEES

EXPREsS.-J A Hill, Miss A Miller. Misc J
a Pitts, w II Parker. 4 S Kurr, Miss + Will
son, J fJoncs. ID y Fitton.
FREIGHT.-P l. MccelNey, j Ca!dwell, w
4 Holland, J W Lesly, W ( J McNeill.
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Sheriff Sale.
VIM. Chamberlain and Adellne Chamberlain
against COrnclia Crawford.
Execution.
DY virtue Of an execution to me directed, IN
IL the above stated case, | VIII sell 10 lic
highest bidder, at public auction, WITHIN INC
LEGAL hours of sale, mt Abbcvillc Court House,
on Monday the 2nd day of February. "A. ID;
lSS, all the interest of Cornelia Crawlord
in the following described rcnl estate, 70 VIII
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, known as the Fed Edmunds
Home Tract, bounded by lands of J.C. Jeh'
nings, l.. Scarles, James Callahan ana Others
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, known as the Johnson race
boundcd b. Lands of l.. Scarlcs, estate OF tcu
Edmunds, deceased, and others.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, known rs the Fife Place, bound
ed by lands of VIM. Harmon, Harmon & Ed
mundS and others, all being In the County o
Abbcvillc, state of South Carolina, on waters
of Little River, waters Of Savannah River
Levied OF and to be sold as the property o.
Iornclia Crawford to satisfy the aforesaid eN
ccuiiOn and COSTS.
TERMS Cash, and tho purchaser to pay fol
f JF DUPRE,
Sheriff 4 c
Shcrln's Office, Jan9, 1880
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GESEAL,
COLUMBIA, S. c., January -, 1880.
Governor ". D.. Simpson.
SIR: Yours of this date received, and I acccp
and will act in accordance with your suggestions
For the purpose of having the question of the va
lidity of fhe act in question settled jndiclally, ]
notify YOU that | refuse to take any steps a.
Comptroller General hereunder.
Very respectfully,
JOHNSON HSGooD,
Comptroller General.
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THE STATE OF South CAROLINA.

The STATE OF DOCTH CAItULINh,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, S. c., January IL, 1880.
Hon. LeLoy f. Youmans, attorney
General Of South Carolina.
DEAR SIR: l herewith enclose you certain cor
rcspondence between myself and the Comptroller
General as to the proper action to be taken in re-
gard to the supply act Of the last session, and re-
{ ucst you to take such proceedings as will in YOU
Judgment most speedily lead to a judicial deci'
sion as to is validity.
Very respectfully,
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Sherif's Sale:

Sharp, Smith x To. against George W. Jones.
Execution.
pY virtue of an Execution to me directed,
- In the above stated case, | will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, within the
legal hours of sale, aL .Abbcvillc Court House,
Monday, the Ind day OF February, a. ID !.
1880, the following described property, to VIII:
All that tract or parcel Of land, situate, lying
and being in the county Of AbbcTillc, South
Carolina, and containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF Jas:
{. Razor, Allen Dodson, b. &. Hart, and
others.
Levied on and to be sold as the properly OF
George W. Jones to satisfy the aforesaid En-
and costs.
TERMS Cash.
Sheriff \ G
Office, Abbevillc G.. H., 5. ca
Inn IN lSSl
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Sherif's Sale,
W. W. Golden against Ed Hasan.

= SbASS
W. W. Golden against Ed HtaSan.
Execution.
by virtue of an execution to me directed, ir
- the above stated ease, | will sell TO thu
highest bidder, at public auction, within TIT
legal hours of sale. at Abbeville Court House
on Monday, the n day of February a.: ID. 1851
the following described property, to wit:
All thai tract or parcel Of land, situate. ~
ing and being IN the county OF Abbevllie
South Carolina, and containing
ONE HUNDRED AND ElGI1Ti-N1Nt
ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Robert
Hagan, Fayctt Bowie, y. j.. Mckee anu
Levied on and TO be sold as the property. o.
Hagan, to satisfy the aforesaid eAecutlol
and costs.
TEltMS-CASH.
JFC DUPRE, .
Sheriff \. c.
Sheritf's Office, Abbcville e. NI.,S. C.,
january o. lSSU
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VIM. Whitlock against Thos. Young.
n p. Norris against TlIOS, Young.


Wm. Whitlock against Thos. Young.
b. p. Norris against Tho Young.
Executions.
UY virtue of sundry executions to me direct
- cd. in the above stated case, ! will sell to
the highest bidder, at public auction, within
the legal hour of sale, ut Abbevillc Court
House, on Monday, the end day OF February,
4. u. lSSU, the following described property,
to wit: All the interest OF Thomas Young
In the Mill property, known as Young and
Mills on Rocky River near
Vile. Consisting in part of Merchant MIL,
Saw Mill. Gin House and contents, and
SIXTY-TIlItEE ACRES,
land, more or less, bounded by lands OF
I;cll, Berry b. Allen, Robert Hutch.
inson and others. Levied on and sold as the
Of Thomas Young TO satisfy the
aforesaid executions and costs.
DUPRE,
SA G
Sheriff-s Office, Jan 10, 1880
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Dalinnuent Land Sales.

We ask your attention to tn. Advertisement
OF the Auditor, in another column. Inc
lands upon which the taxes have not been
paid will be sold on sale day. If you have not
paid, look out.
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Ladies Shoes! Ladies Shoes !
N II. NJ. iIADDON " COS.
January 81, ISSp.
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The Misses Cater, of Abbeville, so long and
favorably known as managers OF the Aston
House. have retired to private life. The good
wishes of many friends go with thcm.-Grecn-
,iLe advertiser.
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VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE

A BEAUTIFUL work of 100 Pages, Ono Col
II orrd Flower Plate. and 500 illustrations,
with descriptions of the best Flowers and
Vegetables, with price Of seeds, and how to
grow them. All for IL Five Cent Stamp. In
English or German.
Nick's Seeds are the best in the world. Five
Cents for postage will buy the Floral Guide,
telling how TO get them.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden, 175 pages
Six ColOrcd Plates, and many hundred Eli
cravings. For 20 cents In paper covers Sl.W
in elegant cloth. In German or English.
Nick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine-32
Pages, n COIOrcd Plate In every number and
many fine Ensrayings. Price sl.25 a year;
Five Copies for sou. Specimen Numbers sent
for 10 cents; 3 trial copies for - cents.
Address. JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY.
Jan q, 1850, IF
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Estrayed or Stolen.

FROM the premises of the undcrSigmcd on
BLACK MARI: over medium size. saddle
mark on one side of the back, with Trace
marks on tho sides, weak eyes, Any infor-
nation In reference to her VII! pc Nluch ap-
and literally rewarded.
Address Lowndcsviile. Abbcville CO., ST.
Il. H. HARPER.
Jan 2lst 1851, st
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Land Sales.
OFFICE COUNTY A-n,ro,

OFFICE COUNTY MrD1roR.
ABBEvILLE, s. G.. .Jnnrnrv 10 1904
In accordance with A. A. ISIS, No Git Sec
a hfrSSX p" cusnt 'he List Lii rs Of DsIl7qgeni lands Of
County Treasurer, fertile Tax year I37s: ~ "''
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Sheriff Sale.

ShcriTs Office, Abbeville G. H., S. e.,
inn 10, 1880.
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M.NNGIE Walk Elk.
Mt. Carmel, Jan 18th 1880.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Office, Jan 10, 1880
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Shcrifrs Office. Abbeville e. H., $. C.,
january o, 1851,
, 1880-11-16


spsetdf Dtsrs.feh Ia The GAiea7o Tribune.
CLEVELAND, o., Fnv. f5.-Fnr s1ine days
ru,nnrs linye l,rcn nIoal tn tho effect that tho
officials Of tho New York. Pennsylvania &
DhEo. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati ts
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Hamilton e. Day-
tnn, md indianapolis & 81. f.ot1ts lines III
railroad were taktng steps lonking To- n con-
solitlation of lie four roatls. The reports
scemnd NIL The more plausible frou' the fact
that nil the Iincs mentioned liavc the salnc
President. rnE Tn11,uSf: correspondent lit.
vestIgatctl the matter tO.tlay. and It 1nhr lie
sattl nllthoritattycly tint there Is NJ proba-
hlIIty Whatever of thu New 1ork, 1'ellllsyl-
yanla & Ohio entering Into tic ial,lon, hut
That tho Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati t.
Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Hamilton &
dayton will most likely consolidate.
As to the indianapolis & ST. l,ouis,
1t Is known t!sat the Pennsylvania Company
jDls Ilntf-tnteress IN IL, niIsl tller. .rt other
rt;lsnns why 1t cOlt!l not consolidate with
tho others. hut 1t IL tlInlIgs tf,at in future
4 elDstr working arrangement will be
brought nbDut bgtwcnn that roa! alMl tile
CLEVELAND, Columbus. CincEn,,Hti ~ ihtl3a1ap-
oils Roau. The l'c,laSyfyanIa Easlrnad o'1!-
clals, before continuing their a'llr nt iilsncc-
my their RESPECTS u, ten. finrett. 4 i Wnrt:
| welcomed In tllG Generals lsstt IlcArty
| MANNER. The short tEino allowed fur the
| wilt was spent hi 1IlCnSant conversation and
congratulations. t,1, irtNrning 10 tt,e city
tIu l,trty started Immediately fuf Alllnnct'
| thence westward, Intending to stop at F0t'
| WnylIG tonight.