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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-11-18
Masters $ Sale.
State of South Carolina,
OCONEE COUNTY.

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Andrew c. Brown against Mrs. james Todd
and others. .-CoMpLAlSr FOR RELIEF
DY virtue of Dccrctal Order made in the
- above stated case by Judge Mackcy aud
dated on the 10Th day of Scptcmhcr, 1880, l
will sell at public auction at the court house
door in Walhalln, S. c.. on MONDAY, the 9th
day of December, 1880, between the legal hours
OF safe
All those five Parcels or Lots OF Land in the
county and State aforesaid. being the Real
Lsta,e OF james Todd, deceased. as follows,
viz:
LoT No. |, lying on branches of Cane Greek,
waters OF Seneca River, adjoining lands of
Thomas Chalmers, Breckenridge lands. Lots
Nos, and 3, hereinafter described and others,
containing ninety six acres. more or less.
LOT No. = lying on branches Of Oconce
Crcck, waters Of Seneca River adjoining lands
OF David Duncan, Lots Nos /, 3 and 4. hcreir.
described and others, containing one hundred
and forty eight acres, more or lass.
LOT No. 3, lying on branches of Oconcc
Greek, waters OF Seneca River, adjoining lands
of James Calhoun, Lots Nos. |, 2 and i herein
described and others. containing one hundred
and Thirty two acres, more or less.
y Lor No. 4, lying on. branches of Ocoaee
Creek, waters OF Seneca River, the public
ronl running from Chcohcc TO Pcn:llc,on, nd
joining lads Of Sharp mud Lovinggood, Todd
lands and others, containing nincty.lwo acres
more or less
LOT No s, lying on branches OF Oconee
Creek waters of Seneca River, adjoining lands
of n. J. Brown, D. Duncan and others contain
ing one hundred and ninety seven md one hal
acres, more or less, and known Us the Rutlcdgt
place.
Plnts OF the above described five Lots, made
by &. +. Magcc, surveyor. on the oath day o
February 1880, from which the above dcscrip-
tion is taken, will be on exhibition on dny o
sale
TERMS OF SALE-Onc. fourth of purchase
money Of each Tract TO be paid in cash. balance
on u credit Of one. two and three years in cqua
nstn''m"uts, With Interest from day of sale
payable annually, secured by bond aud mort.
gage Of premises. Purchasers TO pay extra fo
papers.
RICHARD LEWIS, Master.
November |, 1880 62.4t
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From the Greenvi!lo Mountnineer.
The Policy Of Prescription.

Pursuant to adjourned meeting, Tiger
Democratic Club met at Masonic Hall. Tiger
Vile, Grcenvillc County. South Carolina on
Novcr,bc, 9th, Capt. l.. l. Jennings, Presi-
dent, in tho chair, Y. Ewnrt, secretary,
pro TEN. The club heing called to order,
Capt. Jennings III an appropriate aud very
enthusiastic and stirring speech. announced
the meeting ready Tor business
On motun committee handed in the
following resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted. viz:
lst. Thut VIC, tho members Of Tiger Club,
have tho good of our entire country ut
henrt.
I'd That We do not believe fair admins
trntion of the laws will be given us by TIC Rad
ical party in South Curolinu. a,r does that
party consider the interests Of either white
or bluck
3D. That p,inr to the election he on %
November last we urged urnn our colored
citizens the Importance of voting with
the Democratic party, the party frnm which
they derive nil their support and recognition.
Yet in spite "f our pleading they almost to
u man voted the Radical ticket.
4h. That from honccfnrth ac pledge our
selves To discard any man. whlo or black.
who voted with the Radical party, aud that
we will not rent any Of our lands to, or have
upnn our premises. such men until they prove
their sincerity to an hnncst government or
the Democratic rnry Ly their works and
deeds.
5tb That we earnestly call upon the reo-
Pile OF our county and State to join hands
with MS in this matter as Tue only course for
the people To save the government from cur
ruptior and fraud.
9th That wc beg the citizens and merchants
Of Greenvilr city to discharge from their
employ any white nr black Radicnl and fill
their places with Democrats.
Ith That wc di>conntenunce any man who
will violate any uf the nbnve resolutions and
consider him wanting in loyalty to his party,
and spot him rs an enemy to g""d govern
ment
S,h rhut no tenant whom We may have
on cur places shall be allowed To have in
their employ any white or black Radical.
9th That any v"tcr-a stranger to us
81 hn may apply to Us for employment must
produce satisfactory papcrs that he is DEM
Ucrat.
10Th Tint q copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to the Grcenvile papers for pub
licatinn, nnd that all other pnpers in Snuth
Carolina friendly to good aud honest govern
mcnt publish also.
Ii JENNINGS President Club.
T. L. EwART. Secretnry.
Cummittce-D. ii. Noe G j McMchan,
W. Ballcngcr, w. p. Bates, G. Southern
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The Torch Mr.. S. S. McJunkin's
Corn Crib and Cotton House
Burned.
FAIR PLAY. S. G.. November 18th, 1880.

FAIR PLAY, s. c., November 18Th, 1880.
MEssRs. EDIToRs Some foul fend. in The
shape Of Il human being. burned the corn crib
and cotton house Of Mr.. s S. MqJunkin, who
lives Mt South Union, on the night of the 9th
instant. Everything contained in tho two
houses was consumed By the fire. Between
three and four bales Of cotton, foryf bushels
Of corn. seventy five bushels of whea. and
about fifty of oats, besides some other things,
were lost. The fire was evidently the work Of
m inccndiary, since there was possible
chance for it to have caught otherwise. Mr..
McJunkin's dwelling is on one side Of The road
and his barns on the other; besides it was rain
ing when The fire was discovered. The buildings
we're fired in the ends farihest from tho Cling
house. The fire occurred about p NJ.
Hanging is too mild punishment for any
person that will thus wlfully burn tho houses
and effects Of another. A person to commit
suoh heinous offence muot indeed be depravcd.
and there must beat in thc bosom Of such n ono
a heart as black as black can be and devoid Of
oil philanthropy. MIR. McJunkin has met with
q sad loss and that he can i'll afford in these
hard times. II is to he hoped ihat the miscrennt
will be found out and made 10 suffer the full
penalty Of tho law. c.
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Special Notices.

BRuGnT's DISEA>E. and other affections of
the Kidneys and Bladder are sometimes
br"ngh, on aud often aggravated by the neg
iect nf tho symptoms, which. iftnken in time.
would no dnub, in a mnjrrity Of cases yield
tn treatment No medicine is so well suited
far this as Rankin's Compound Extract Bu
chn nmi Juniper. 1t il n rclinb'c healing
trnio to-, tho parts. nllnys irritation, and re-
stores healthy action.
Prepared naly hy Hunt. Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta. Gn.. and for sale by r..
L. Norman Il Rro. Walhalla.
FoRsYTn. Ga. Dec. l. 1877.
/ have soll Rnnkin's Bnchu and Juniper
for 10 years, and it has always given II iver-
sal satisfaction, proving tho most valuable
preparation Of the kid nn the market.
+. o. MAYS. Druggist
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THIS WAY.

w E desire to return our thanks To our
" customers for their patronage last
season and would ask continuation of the
same, as wo arc better prepared to do FIRST
GLASS WORK
We have bought new Wihshif Seventy
Saw Gin, with Self Feeder ard Condenser,
Chicago Two-Ton Platform Scales. and
have removed and enlarged our Gin House
to lot on Main Street, just above Werner
& Strbling's Store, in the Town Of West
minister, S. G.
We also have few HUNDRED bushels Of
Wheat which We propose to sell low for
cash. Respectfully,
STRIBLING BROTHEnS.
October Ii, 1887 49, 1mo
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LA N d SALE.
State Of South Carolina.
OcOllcc County.
In TIE PRoDaTE Court.


Mary Ann Cox, Plaintiff, against j. i. Cox ana
others, Defendants. s.-CoMpLAINT FOR DOVER
DY virtnc of a Decrctal Order in the above
- stated case, made by Richard Lewis, Judge
Of Probate, and dated on the 25th day of Feb-
ruary, $50, will sell at public auction OF the
court house door in Walhalla, S. c.. on the 9th
day of December, $780, between the legal hours
Of sale
All that Piece, Parcel or Tract Of Land
situate, lying and being in the county and State
aforesaid, adjoining lands Of J f. Cox Mcclure,
Todd lands and others, containing one hundred
and twenty five acres, more or less, except forty
ncrcs admcasured to Mary Ann Cox for her
lcwcr, therein more fully shown by return Of
the commissioners aud plat thereto attached,
made in the above stated case.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
RICHARD LEWIS
Judge OF Probate
November II, 1880 52.4t
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New York c ash Store.
1880. FALL SEASON.. 1880.
ARNSTEIN q ROSE,
ANDERSON G. H.. S. c.

Present their compliments to the pconle oP
Oconee Countyl Fully approaching the
liberal patronage you have extended to ua,
We have doubled every effort to provo our
selves fully worthy Of Continuation thereof.
1t is Il we'll known fact that we oarry Stock
of Goods any city Of $4,000 Inhabitants could
he rrond of. But this year, in anticipation
Of an increased trade from your scotion, we
have made special preparations and can now
show larger and better selooed stock of
Fashionable and Desirable Goods than any
house IN the entire up country. We have ali
tho latest novelties in Domestic and Foreign
Dress Goods with their suitable trimmings.
4 complete stock Of Black and Colored Silks,
Satins, White Goods, Damasks, Towels
Laces, Embroidsries, Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets,
Ribbons. Ties and on endless variety of No.
tons and Fancy Goods. We desire to call
especial attention to our elegant line Of
fine French Cashmeros. which in prices
tavornbly COMPARE with those of any house
in Atlanta or Charleston. Our stock of
Cloaks and Dolmans is unsurpassed. in point
Of elegance. style and ohoapness. Flannels,
shuwls and Blankets, Cloths, Waterproofs
Tickings. Bleachings, Sea Island. Shooting as
wholesale prices. Every pair Of our Ladies'
and Misses Fine Custom Mado Shoes war.
ranted to give satisfaction. Clothingl Cloth.
ing! For Men, Boys and Children. Large
stock Mt New Pork prioes. Hancock Hats q
speoiaity The bost and prettiest Hat out.
Carpets. Oil Cloths, Rugs Give us a trial
and we guarantee satisfaction. Ono of our
travelling salesmen will visit your plaoo with
a complete line of samples at the beginning
of tho season and any orders entrusted 10 him,
shall receive our best and prompt atrensaipg,
Hoping to ho favored with a large share Of
your custom we arc yours, very respec,fnlly.
ARNSTEIN 81 ROSE.
September %, 1880 45-So,.
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Final Settlement

THE undersigned most respectfully petitions to
the Probate Court Of Oconec county for Il
fnal settlement on the 9th day of November,
1880 of the estate of Miranda Jnne Sanders,
minor and final discharge thercfrom as guar
dian. WILLIAM SANDERS, Guardian.
October %, $50 b04t
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THE WILL "A M TON
T1arn a1a co11ara

DESPECTFULLY offers its services to those
IL parents who desire to secure for their
daughters the thorough and symmetrical oulti-
vation Of their physical, intellectual and moral
powers. II is conducted OH what is called tho
"ONE.STUDY" PLAN, with q SEMI ANNUAL
CounsE Of Study; aud by system Of Tuitonal
Premiums, its low Low Rates are made sill
lower for ALL who average IS per cent No
Public Exercises. No "Recep,ions." Gradua-
lion, which is always prisac may occur eight
times year. For full information, write for
m Illustrated Catalogue. Address
REV. 8. LANDER,
President Williamson, s. G.
October 20, 1880 60.ly
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Good HeGasons FOR the Doctors
Faith.


Nj ,HRoE Ga, March %, 1880
We have for twelve months been prcscrb-
ing SIS S. t''Swift's Syphilitic Spcci6c") in
the treatment of Syphilis, and many other
disease, for which 1t is recommended, and are
iia"k to say that tho results have been most
satisfactory. not having been disappointed IN
IL single instance. We think. for nll the dis
eases for which it is recommended. it stands
without n peer. and that the medical profess
sion will, sonner or later, be forced to ac-
knowledge il in the treatment Of Syphilis in
all stnges, rs a sine qua non.
N. l.. GALLOWAY. NJ. b.
j. Il. RcBlNsoN, NJ. D.
ATLANTA. Ga, May %. 1879.
Que Of our workmcn had bad case Of
Syphilis of fvo years standing, and was
cured entirely with "Swift's Syphili,ic Spe-
cihc." lie is now, to all appearances, and in
his own belief. sound and well.
Mn. r. & Il. w. IIoopER.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
prietors, Atlanta Ga.
For sale by NORMAN s. Bro, and Wright & Sigh,
Walhalla, 5. C..
Call for u copy of Young Mems Friend"
nov"i.lSSO SLAM.
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STABLE
FoR ALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will sell on
IN MONDAY, the 9th day Of December next.
TO the highest bidder. my
LIVERY STABLE,
On Main Street in Walhalla, together with
One Omnibus. one 4 horse Wagon,
One 2.horse Wagon.
Four second hand Buggiea
Together with Harness, Saddles, Brides,
Lamps, Chairs, Desks. Curry Combs, Brushes,
Shovels and many other articles too tedious to
mention. a. w. THOMPSON.
November II, 1880 524t
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- -
A drink for the sick-Well
water.
A competing hotel out West
says generously to another that it
"stands without arrival"
SI'lljoin you presently" said tho
minister to the young couple, as he
went for the church key.
Bob Ingersoll's banner bears the
strange device: "Ex hcll-sir!"
Stopping a busy man on tho
street and taking up his time is
simply highway robbery.
An ounce Of kccp-your-mouth-
shut is better than a pound of
explanations aftcr you have said
it.
Atmosphcrical knowledge is not
thoroughly distributed to our
schools. A boy being asked,
"Whatis mist?" vaguely responded,
San umbrella"
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at this place will mako an elegant supper soon,
in order to raise funds for some church purpose.
This village has enjoyed an unusually good
trade this fall. Four full stores pander to the
tastes and wants Of the public and all get a
good share of tho trade. D..
"Yon cannot recommend your Kauqnita
Indian Worm Pellets too highly" j. L.
Sullivan. Walhalla s. 9. II am selling
your Worm Pellets like "hot cakes" They
recommend themselves" G. Q. Arve, Long
Crock p. o. 5. G. Excelsior Chemical
Company. Proprio,ors. For sale by II. e.
Norman & Bro.
Collector Clark cegraphs to Commissioner
Raum that he seized on tho 9th instant. in
Clayton, Rabun County, Ca, three mules,
two wagons, quantity Of Illicit spirits and
four illicit stills.
Kauquita Indian Worm Pellets are purga-
two within themselves, and need not DO fol-
lowed with castor oil or salts, being superior
in that respect to any worm confcction ever
offered. Price. 10 and IS cents per box.
For sale by Il. Z. Norman & Bro.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
Prioes to Suit the
Tim

Shoe Backing, No. 81 cents. 8 Cakes
Toilet Soap IS cents, Isndkcrchiefs cents.
worth 10 cents, Curry Combs cents-worth
10 cents Wash Basins and 10 cents, Milk
Pans cents Molasses Pitchers 10 cents,
Shoe Brushes 10 ceuts Hair Brushes 10 cents,
Tostl Brushes cents--w worth 25 cents, Shoe
Laccs S cents per dozen, Ladies' Back Combs
and 10 cents-worth double the money,
Dress Combs cents, Fine Combs oents
Needles and Pins S cents. Spectacles 10 cents
worth 25 cents, Ladies' Hose. plain. white
aud striped 10 cents-worth 25 cents. Misses
Hose 5 cents. Mems Half Hose and 10
cents, Suspcnders 10 cents worth 25 cents.
Linen Shirt Fronts 10 and Is cents-worth 40
cents. Ladies' silk bowa S and 10 cents
worth 25 and So cents, Mems Silk Bows s
ccnts--worth 25 cents. Silk Scarfs 25 cents
worth so cents, Ladies' Cloves 10 and Is
cents-worth Is cents Hamburg Edging and
10 cents per yard worth double the money.
Neck Rufling S and 10 cents per yard.
Dress Buttons cents per dozen. Turkey
Red and Linen Doylies cents, Eagle Lead
Pencils 10 and Is cents per dozen, Slate
Pencils cents per dozen. Note Paper S
cents per quire, Letter and Cap paper 10
cents per quire, Sleeve Buttons aud 10
cents, Carriers nd 10 cents, and all kinds
Of goods at the lowest prices Respect
fully q. L. LEDEORD,
SENECA CITY, S. @.
September 8. | 0 43-3m
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WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT.

co.nrcrr ,s~-
AppLEs-Dricd, ner mound 506
Green ner hushel 5DGSGO
Burrrn-per nnnnd l5f02O
BErswAx-per ponnd 10
BEEr-Per nound 4GD7
R,cov D,v s,lt sb,nl,lora 8
g. G r sides 0010
c.. hams. cnnyassed l4G3jS
CAIIco-Per ward 80lO
CoPrEE-Rio nor Mound oOf125
-Lagnyra' per mound 90
/" -,luyn. nor nnnnd o5Gn30
cAxp.rs"Adapunpti"e "vi' @ p""u pcr Sc, o}sS 2ogSsS
" -Snerm, ner nouud 20
CuIcxENs ,ND Fowls. nrr hend l5Ga00
CorToN-Pcr Mound middIinp. 0aG1IO
Yarn. per bunch 40
CorrrpAs-per nonnd &
Ducxs-per hcod 2O0o5
Enos nor dozen "a
FLouR' uer sack. (os poundsN 3.5O(Gl0 90
observation-disclosures nor nonnJ AZ
-SIixei ncr ponnd 20
GR,,s-C Corn. nor hushcl 5O(6,70
rive ncr busbel Is
Oats. rcd per bushel rs
GEEsE-Per head 3OaI0
lloNEY, nor Mound S(0lO
uIpEs-Dry, ucr mound l2
Green, per pound 6(07
IND1oo-Spanish Flout, per pound $50
-Cnroinu, per pound rs
Iron. English rofned. ner mound 44(a5
--Swecd, per pouni 7(08
Band, per Mound 5iG6
--Iloop' pcr Mound III
Potwnre, nor Mound 6(07
L.np, per ponnd 0(@lO
hIME Yer bnrrel 100
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MESsRs. llUTcnIsoN & Bro: 1t is with
real pleasure that add my testimony to the
great virtues of Sour Ncuralginc" asa spc-
cific for neuralgia and headache Such n
remedy il blessing, md nll sufferers should
keep it nn hand.
J. II. RlDGELr, 1876 Cathedral ST., Built.
more.
Testimony nr Rev. d. Il. Butler. ID D.,
President Board nf Trustees Of Mercer Uni
versity:
MEssRs. HUTcmIsoN & Bro Atlanta. Ga:
Gen,lemcn-We haze used your "Hcural-
ginc" with great satisfaction. Sometimes il,
has given immediate relief, at others sooth-
ing effect. has brought On sleep. and then
followed recovery from the scverities of ner-
vous headache.
We recommend it to our friends.
Respectfully. d. E. Butler.
For salc by r. Il. NORMAN g. BRO, Walhalla.
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LnAcnApoKA. Ala, Jan. IL 1878.

DR. c. }. M"rrETT-Dear Sr.-Encloscd
you will iind 50 cents. Please send me
another pnckagc of Tcethina Tho first
package had such n happy result that hearts
ily recommend il to all mnthcrs as being nll
that Il mother needs f,r ,eething bale. NY
babe was one OF these little nnrvnus creatures
-never sleeping more than Iiftecn or twenty
minutes ut II time. After giving the powder
it quietcd his nerves. and now he slcel long
maps. Please eend ny snon IA possible, and
oblige Mrs s. Il. WAoNnN.
For sale in Walhalln by Norman s Brother
and Wright Sigh. Druggists.
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The campaign for 1884 is already so far
advanced II is considered q good oct that,
barring death and serious illness, tho Demo-
cratic nominee will bo either Hancock or
Tilden; tho Republican nominee other Grant
or Garfield.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-11-18

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Andrew G. Brown against Mrs james Todd
and othcrs.-CoMpLAIST FOR RELIEF.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-09
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.

Edison continues to experiment with
The electric light. Some of his late ex-
periments have been very expensive,
and the stock of the company has been
assessed $50 per share. The stock has
advanced to $1,000 a share, on the
strength of a. report that Edison will
make public experiments with his in
vention, next month, preparatory to
putting the light into practical use in
New York City. II successful, the
stock is expected to advance to $4,000
! share, as it sold at one time, when it
was supposed to be successful, at s., GOO
per share.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-09
OREGON FOR GARFIELD.

A dispatch from Portland says re
turns received from all the counties in
Che State, except Grant and Curry, give
Garfield majority of SAT, which will
probably ba increased to 600. Grant
county joins Humboldt on the north,
and if the people of that section are at
all in sympathy, politically, with North
ern Nevada, instead Of increasing Gar
fields majority they have reduced it at
least 100. but as that would not affect
the result in the State, it matters very
hstlc what way it goes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-09

we're Radical and incorrigible about a
Southern marriage. "Buck" Grant be-
came attached to Miss Chaffee, but
made but very little progress in his
suit. In short, he was turned off bnt
last Summer. At Saratoga they were
thrown together again, and he was
finally accepted. Its said here that
he is without enemies, amiable and
stalwart. He was worth, in his own
right, when married, from 100000 to
Sl50,0O0. The young couple received
from Senator ChaGee $500, 06O in Gov
eminent bonds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-09
BACK AT THEIR POSTS.

The President and all the members of
his Cabinet were at Washington yester-
day for the first time since the Chicago
Convention assembled, last June.
During the campaign the members, in
GLIDING the President, were scattered
far and wide, earning their salaries
stumping the country for the Republi-
cans. Mr.. Hayes Civil Service order
was trampled in the dust, and the good
weak man, who issued the order with a
flourish of trumpets, came to the Pacific
Coast, to escape the responsibility of
seeing the order violated, not only by
the heads of Departments, but by those
occupying subordinate positions under
shc Administration. The Cabinet met,
but the members were not in condi-
zion to transact any important business,
and the session was devoted to ex-
changing jokes about the campaign and
interchanging congratulations over the
result. The Ancient Mariner of the
Wabash, Secretary Thompson, of the
Navy, extended general invitation to
bis fellow members to accompany him
to Hampton Roads this week to wit
ness the naval review, which be has
been preparing for months, and Mr..
Hayes expressed himself as having been
highly delighted with his trip to this
coast and the uniform courtesies ex
tepded u him by the people.