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An Appeal for Bread from the Suffering
Victims Of tho Michigan Fire.

CiE0IEEATi,, September y, Tho follow
ing appeal mas boon selegraphod from Port
Huron, ~
PoRr HURON, Michigan, September IL
10 tho American people: We have TO night
returned from tho burnt district Of Huron and
Sanliao counties. We hayo soon the burnt,
dishgmed and writhing bodies Of men, women
and ohiidTen; rongh board eofins containing
the dead followed to che grave by q fow blind-
sed and despairing relatives; crowds Of half
starved people ut some Of the stations asking
for bread for their families and neighbors.--
we hear Of more than two hundred victims
already burned and more, oharEed and bloAted,
bodies are daily discovered. Already more
than Loco families are found to be utterly
destitute and houseleSs. They huddle in
barns, in school houses, and in their neigh =
oors' houses. Scorched, blinded and helpless
some still wander, half crazed around the
the ruins Of their habitations, vainly seeking
thelr dead. Some are in speechless agony
wringing their hands and refusing to be 0om-
torted. More than 10000 people who only
week ago ooSepIed comfortable homes, are
today houseless and homeless sufferers; they
are hungry and almost naked when found and
In such numbers and so widely scatt cred that
our best efforts and great resources fail to
supply their immediate wants. Without
speedy aid many will perish and many will
suffer and become exiles. Our peopic will do
their utmost for their relief but ali OF our re-
sources would fail to meet their ncoessi,i .s
Wo appeal to the charity and generosity OF
the American people. Send help without delay
Il. @. CARLTON,
Mayor Of Port Huron, and Chairman Of
Relief Committee.
| WM. PARTRIPr, J. p. SAynony
G. A. WARD, OmEr y. Coscru
| G. 3. PEUK, p. u SASuouH
| The Michigan Fire Relief Committee have
already collected $4,000 and it WAS stated TO-
day that subscriptions were rapidly pouri. e in
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For subscription, .$1.5C per annum, for six
months, rs cents; strictly in advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
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tion and fifty cents for each subsequent in
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no year.
Obituary Notices and Tributes of Respect
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Tlle State of South Carolina,
County of Pickons.
Y o. L. DURANr, JUDaB OF PROBATE.

BY o. L. DURANT, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Whereas, J. J. Lewis, o.c.p., have made
suit 10 me, to grant him Letters of Adminis-
traion of the Estate and effects of in mes Al.
Keith dcccased--
all and singular the kindred and creditora nT
the said James NJ. Keith, deceased. fh6g
they be and appear before me, in the Coiirg
of Probate, to be held at Piokeng 81. III. an
the gath day of September, 1881, after publi-
cation hereof, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
to shew cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
5th day Of September, A. d., 1881,
OLIN L. DURANT, J.p.p.o.
sept 9, 1884 So
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The evening Times, published at Green
Vile, has been received. The mechanical part
of the paper is neat and attractive while the
editorials exhibit experience and talent. In
politcs,hhe Times is neutral, "and will discuss
all questions of interest from an independent
standpoint" Price $3.50 per anum. We
wish the proprictors, Mcssrs. Ford s. Saxon,
success in their undertaking.
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At tho recent court in Kcrshaw county,
there were twenty one criminal convictions.
Nearly oil go to the penienCiary. James j.
Clyburn was convicted for the murder of A.
a. Shcorn, and sentenced by Judge Cothran
to be hung on the 28th day of October next.
Clyburn seemed perfectly Indifferent to his
doom.
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special Notices.
Medical Notice.

The undersigned having located at Easley,
would most respectfully offer his Professional
Services to the oisizeNs OF the surrounding
country. Prompt attOntion given to oalls
dsy or night, Charges reasonable.
d. b. DARBY, NJ. D.
EaSley, July 2I, 1881 As 2m
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TAX NOTICE.
TREASURERrS OFFICE

TREASURER<S oEFICer
PrcKENs c. IT,, S. G., Aug. %. 1881,
"ccor"thce with tie Supply Gill. APP
horpi,, pU'oH r; pIG'in,r: ,I -n". 1850 notice is
nere"y gwen 'nhl this oice viii! be open for
,TF,,,rn,v,n ~
,n1 win ,,;,' ~, ~AAA"SA A'Fy
''' w.. iI.',.'A o'e" uh'i' 'ctoher "lst. The
l,.,', t "0,','". ' "' "SeS !" rs ioIiow':
ro',,,,, H"' p"SeS' hills
v."n'9 Pn,r"seS' mIs~
nn"''""" iHH' 3 mills
'""'' lax, mills
i, 'mc" =" lax, mill
io,. lax 81 w.
<,,.nd -, ,hn I"rIn.t"ce r,,r;" o. taxpayers will
WIN" ~ 'hc '''i"w'nS places:
itl, anl XIII '' ""' e""e''Sy' October
Libcr,y il,rr.,,v c,h n.,,,
ra.,,!' ,,":, ""'" wy "h 'c'"h"r.
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Take "a GrcomvarRe Paper,

SUBSC tIBE FOR TIE ENTERPnIsR AND
- MouNTAINEER, issued in Greenville, e.
C., tho most entcrprising and thriving City
of tho State. Size, 26 by 40 inches. 40
columns ofreading matter weekly. Especial
attention given TO matters trans piring in tho
up-country, where 80 many are now looking.
Established 81 years. The present Editor
connected with the Office since 1854. So per
nnnum; 81 for six months. 800 new SUB
scribers have hocn enrolled since last JAM
uary. Try it n while. Address ..H1f
JOHN G. BAILEY, Editor.
Greenville, 8. G..
aug 4, 1881 47
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1t is mentioned rs coincidence
that on tho day tho Prohibition
party of North Carolina wus thorough
ly smashed at tho polls, hot drop
of rain fell in any portion OF tho Un-
itcd States. This was hard on cold
water drinkers. Tho cIcrE OF tho
weather must havo boon on tho dry
sido, though.
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A white boy convict was recently whipped
TO death in Georgia on the Marietta and North
Georgia Railroad: Gov. Colquitl has had the
matter thoroughly investigated and will have
the parties guilty of the crime prosecuted 10
the JUL OxtOnt Of the law.
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Monday Morgan, n colorcd town ma rshal
of Florence, S. c., was murdered on the 18th
instant by Cooper o bad negro. The mo rshal
was acting in the line of his duty when MUIR
dcred. Cooper fled.
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Notice.

4 Ii, Parties Indebted to PAYNE g. STEW
"a AIT, or to me, either by Note or Ac-
count. will plense come forward and seitIo
by the 10Th of October next, or you will End
your Notes and Accounts in the hands If IN
officer for collection.
a word to the wise is sufficient.
Yours, very respectfully,
,, ROBERT STEWART.
sept Is, 1881 "a
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In the municipal! election in Pcndlcton last
Wcek, majority of the dry ticket was elected
by close squeeze.
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In Aiken the "dry" men elected the Inten
don't and one Warden. The sweis" elected
the rest Of the wardens.
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Il. I. Gallm"n was stabbed by Morgan
Knox in the brain i'll Uni on County. He liv-
Cd week and died. Knox mado his escapo
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given. that will an.
ply to D. l.. Durnni, Probate Judge for Pick.
ems County, on Saturday, 18th day of Sep
tcmbcr 1881, for leave TO make n final sotS
tlemont of the estate of RICHARD b. BA-
KER, deccasod and ask TO be discharged
thGrefrom as Administrator.
T. C. MARTIN, Ad'mr,
aug 18, 1881 40
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Brunson's in Hampton county, has elected
dry ticket. The temperance cause seems TO
be on boom in the State.
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Jesse Barber, convi cted in Fairfield County
OF the murder of Mack Perry has been SON
fenced by Judge Prcssey to be hung on the
18th day of January next.
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The town election in Union rcsnltod -
victory for the "wet" candidates by ma;cr-
ity Of about Two to one.
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A@iclxenss High School.
SEC0ND SESSION begins 9th August,
- 1881.
90 Board reasonable. Tuition per month of
20 days.
In Primary Glass, SI.OO
In Intermediate Glass, 30
In Preparatory Class, 200
For particulars, address the Principal
...- .. ...r.... JAMES p. CARY,
. Pickens g. H., S. G.
inly IA, 1881 81 On
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"EUREKAY"
Exclaimed President Gar
Ge4ta Oss AaiS Arrival nd,
E-Ong ASrNmrElo
" Il y r y K Ir

EXCLAIMED OUR CUSTOMERS WHEN
they have examined our LARGE STOCK OF
FALL AND WlhTEE GOODS, and have
learned Mt what wonderfully low prices wo
arc selling them. We have just roc,ycd and
are daily receiving large lot Of MEMS and
BOYS CLOTHING. CASSINERS. JEANS.
ard HEAVY GOODS, STAPLE amt FANCY
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and HATS.
Groceries, Leather, &C., whioh we arc selling
"t bottom pricos. We arc determiacl TO acll
our large stock. Give us n trial.
"o pay no rent. no clork hire, and our
taxes arc more song. 80 W" C III Hcil az chen n
or cheaper than any one clso. Wo defy com,
petition.
Cotton, Corn. Fodder, and oil Country
Produce bought for cash or barter.
Try us onoe and We will not aak you n
como again. You will como tho next time
without an invite.
Very respectfully,
Griffin & Newberry.
sept 22, 1881
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Clerk S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY Of PICKENs.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Alfred L. Clayton, Administrator, Plaintiff,
against Carter Durham, observation-disclosures
MENT FOR FORECLOSURE AND SALE.
10y virtue Of an order for forcclosurc md
~ sale in the above stated case, made bv
Hon; j. IL: Hudson, Presiding Judge, on the
Ith June 1881 | will sell to The highest bid l.,
uer tt Pickcns Court House, on Salesdny in
OctohGr next, during the legal hours Of sale,
the following REAL ESTATE, to wit:
All that Tract or Plantation Of Land in
IIckcns County, on the West side Of Twelve
Mir Liver, and on both sides of Greporv's
creek, Joining lands of Wm. Robinson.
Wm. s. WiIlinma, Mrs. Ellis, The Poor House
r"rm' ana Others containing Five Hundred
and Scventy~seven Acres, more OF less; where
on the polcndat, Carter Durham, now re,
sides.
TENNIS CASll-Purchasers TO pay for IT,
ties.
j. j. LEWIS, o.c.p.
sept |, 1881 81 &
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wkoI ana other thIug, whicI, are raised 4 !

Who'll and other things which are raised at a
distance and sold at q distance. But II Ii
entirely otherwise with such towns as Dam
Vile and LyDcbburg. They are both man.
ufacturiDg towns, but they manufacture az.
ricultaraI products raised In the immediate
vicinities. II they ind so much, therefore.
TO manufacture as TO build them up rapidly
and steadily, 1t shows large and profitable
production OF their own agricultural and
Iaboring classes. The growth Of the town
Is only the reflex Of the growth OF the pop.
uation and business around. So while IL
Is positively certain that Lynchburg and
DanvlIe must be hoUrisbiDg, ii IL equally
certain that they could not be 80 II the peO-
pie that supplied them were not so like
wise.
But we have certain and unerring data to
go by. Take Norfolk, for example. The
growth OF that ciiy's business is really mar
velous. | give below a table taken from
the report OF the United States Bureau OF
Statistics, showing the relative increase and
decrease OF the cotton trade OF southern
ports. The comparison is made between
The six Yeas ending 31st August, 1861, and
the six years ending 3lst August, 1879. and
the increase and decrease has been as fol-
lows.-yiZ.:
observation-disclosures 191 per cent.
New Orleans-Decrease, % per cent.
Mobile Decrease, 43 per cent.
Observation-Disclosures, SO per cent.
avanpah-Increase, ~ per cent.
Charesron-lncrease, 81 per cent.
Whining 222 per cent.
Norfolk-Increa,e 1.212 per cent.
The whole exports Of Norfolk for the
~ hop ~
Al. In November, 1880, they were 3d.
269 1856.
From six counties in Southwestern Vir-
gina the following minerals were shipped
over the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road in the months OF July. August, and
September, 1SS0-vz., Ple-Iead, 113 tons
Of 1000 pounds; barytes. 5S7 tons OF 1000
pounds; copper iDg'ts, l03 tons OF 1000
pounds; pig.iroD. 1850 tons Of 1900
pounds zine ore, % tons Of 1000 pounds
coal, $50 tons OF 1000 pounds salt, Zig
tons OF 1000 pounds; plaster, lJ2 tons Of
1000 pounds; zinc speter, 60 tons OF 1000
pounds; manganese, IL tons OF 1000
pounds.
Lead, baryteS, copper, iron, zinc, coal,
SAT-, plaster, and manganese are all found
in six contiguous counties in Virginia; the
cotton trade of Norfolk increased 1,2l2 per
cent, it, exports more than 800 per cent;
the population Of the State swelled - per
cent, some OF ITS towns more than doubled;
new railroads built and building. new lines
OF steamers established and yet the Re-
adjuSters are continually WUining about the
OF Virginia, and declaring "that
She is 6eggQred in all her resources"
JoHN W. JOHNSTON.
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The Baltimore american says that by a
unanimous vote the Massachusetts, Demo-
cratic legislative caucus voted 10 make Gen.
eral b. +. BUTLER its candidate for United
States senator, to be voted for in place Of
Senator DAWES; and should no election be
had on the first ballot, they will be ready TO
combine with anti-DAwEs Republicans,
should any such be found, upon any man
almost who may be proposed.
The Democrats who can seriously nomi-
nate BEAST BUTLER as their candidate for
any Office remind It's Of Satan reprovipg sin
when they propose TO vote with the Repub-
licans II the latter will run some better man
than DAWES. DAWES is bad enough; but
surely BUTLER is worse.
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General Bradley r. johnson, on tI,e M.
oil tbe associate counsel for the compI,in,.
10 the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal ami, !
which receiver was refused by tho co.
went 10 Annapolis on Monday 10 cxanI,
the books OF the canal company at The ooa
there. One OF the objects Of the search !,
the books a. this time Is 10 discover wb.
canal revenues are applicable 10 the r@'
ment Of the costs Of the suit, abon, o.;
thousand dollars, which The court IA. q,
clared the cInal company liable for beta,
the bondholders can be- paid. The rjutt
examine the books is also given by ~.
courts order. besides quarterly accom-
being required to be made By The comp,n
TO the court,
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tennessee senatorship.
fNashyIIle American. !

In 1873, when Mr.. Johnson was a oandi.
date for the senate, the balloting was pro-
loDXed, and 10 1877, when Senator Bailey
was elected TO ill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Mr. Johnson. the balloting con.
tiDued for several days. In the contest
about to begin Tuesday there is every indi.
cation Of prolonged contest. We have
not had senatorial contest in the State
since the war which was not accompanied
BY prolonged baIloting, and this was also
true Of most Of the contests before the war.
We do not know that there Is any reason 10
regret that this is so, since IL Is that making
nastc slowly Which has In every case re-
suited Ia satisfying the popular demand
and 10 procuring for The State able repre-
sentstion. While we could wish In the pre-.
sent emergency close union OF the Demo.
cracy. We can also accept with feeling OF
confidence In the future that which seems
tpevltsbIe--a prolonged struggle which may
last two, II rot three, weeks.
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The Norfolk papers announce the APP.
pointment Of Me>srs. Culpeper H. Turner
as agents there OF the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company-the position filled by tho
late Colonel Webb.
The anthracite coal mines In the Lebigh
and Scbuylkill regions will work full time
this week, three days next week, and will
resume work on full time on the 3lst In
slant, continuing The same Until! furthsr
notice.
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CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

RICHMOND. Va Jtuusr, -. lr~N.
THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE ~To' h.
HOLDERS or THE LIFE-IN>lRANtt COM.
.PANY OF VIRGINIA will be- held at ihe Office Z
the COMPANY, No Q Tcuth Street. on " tDNt>DN
the 2Grn day Of January, 1851 o O'Clock r. "
"a lJ-td JAMS ". PEGR Az. Stcrftut.
OFFICE CITY FIRE-lNsURNNCK CONrANl.t
RICHMOND. VA. January II, ISL.
VIIE ANNUAL NEE Ting OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY H..
De held at one Office of the company on ih- - iu
INSTANT 1T ~ O'Clock VI. T.. q. MEAD,
jl l-ld secrcilf..
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Mr. Anthony MustOe. Of Bath coun,r
who was in good heath and attended 10 h
business az usual. fell dead a. bi. bo,,.
Monday, January 3. 1881. Hgttqpd z.
cOrder.
Mr.. X. VI Booker lost a horse bv drov,
ing in Captain Ti,low's stable last ThuF.l.
night, the tide rising 70 an unusual hei,b,
Hampton Monitor.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTFtS GoVFRSOR'- "a Arp.I
COMPANY T., FIRST REGIMENT Va. VOL
RICHNONB, Va Jauu'ry l9ih. le@l.
.nFFICERS AND NEMBt Il OF
~ THIS COMPANY viii assemble 40 ~" u. t- 4
mental ArnorY THIS tWednc~oayi tfLNiNH
al : O'Clock sharp. In fuil- rcss uui 'rm. WhI'
gloves. Every memb f. eXpCct,d io De- uf'-r'.
As Ou-less of Importance viii DC bro -it Nti'u .-
company.
By orderof Captain J. II. PARArFg.
iL l9-lt +. u. GAM, tir-t 0'tftht.
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We print this morning Senator JOIN
sroS's reply to the recent manifestoes Of
General MALONE upon the subject OF the
public debt Of Virginia and kindred topics.
We commend it to the attention OF the
northern pnb.ic
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SHOOTING MATs az.

GRAND PIGEON MATCH BElN ~
VI C,Dtain A. u. ROGAkDU~. q" 4 htmtlon " ''-l
shot of the World" aud Mr.. ". I. Nll n1iN A.
Richmond, Va state sir-Grouud,. fpNE'
DAY, January ION. at / 1 A. NJ. pr0mpu,' ,..
THIS Will he th- only opportunity outfea ou' I'D.
pie 10 see BOgardus shoot on the wing. ~" a
dred and seventy live hne dysrs are IN l1nd. ~"
shelter. Refreshments on The GROUND tee,t
ARRANGEMENTS for gala Jay. AdnlianSe. o. T.
THURSDAY. Pigeon Match bet~esa NJ ~ b..
Wormeley aud SIR. Joe HOLIDAY, OF N0Fies' t..
day will conclude with sias.-ball s"tvp..'1 A. =
Three guns will he shot of. includng sp'AiH ar
garluss gun With which he beat linuSn a.,
$4,000. -
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UNDERTAKINGS.
H-
TOSEPU w. LAUBE,
Nak<tD

sHING-UNDERrAkER
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD srHtkiS'
RICHMOND, Va, ,,,.
keeps a nun line Of WOOD and MkI FALL, ,be
RIAL.CAsEs, with prices nom The lows
a large assortment OF sHgotDs, made " 'H'
best manuiacturers, slways In stock. ....., ,,,,.
Burial arrangements attended 10 Win ever
orders from the country will be sstis'''''''''
met. ,.-npprAkt<G
n. B.-This is exclusively an rNDEkiNN''
ESTABLISHMENT. ,a,.,,,,w tIugE
IA IL c-n - !" -
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URsTa AIRY.

Et3- ST. PAUL'S CHURCll.-ln con,r.
qnercc Of the funeral Of iIr l.. = Joyne. from 81,
Paul's church AZ 1 O'Clock to-day the services U
the lecture room announced fer 1870 are reca .rt.
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T-597.1
1-597.J
CENSUS BULLETIN 40. 30.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. J
CFNgVs OFEICE 7

LENSIS UFFICh,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January ID, 1891.
The following statement exhibits the re-
suits OF the first count OF population ac-
cording to the schedules returned TO the
Census Office by the enumeratois OF the
several districts concerned.
The statement OF the population in rela-
ton 10 any township, town, city, or county
is still subject to possible corrections by
reason OF the discovery OF omissions or du-
plicatI0ns Of names in the list. OF inhabitants
returned.
NIRGINIA-[COmp!ete.]
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AuCSEWE>TS.
MOZART HAIL, JAM AIRY 81 ANp -.
WI CAPTAIN BOO ARDI,S ANn Lis W.

MOZART Hal l., JAM Akl u A>p -.
WI CAPTAIN BOGARDIS AID Ills sun
EUGENE, aged sixteen; EDWARD. aged ''I' i..-
TER, aged : HENRY. age nFc. VIII -Itr ~.
uons Of FANCY SHOOTING With -fu--'t '"i
rifle, embracing he following remArAaDle l'''''.i'
ances
Shoe ing the gun turned IN various po'. ..'. Dot
breaking living objects: fancy slooiiug. fas
with hs rife hit marbles. HirkCls, &c. throw I.
The air and Ofher at ui.hing ltats. iliic To 'fF
and Peter knock peauut, from tttlr iAih'f hit'I '
nut "A candle. knocA s-he- from cigtr n'l DOB .O'
month Captain & gGAEDU> conciuiiff . 'tr-
ming per'ormanre with FANCY az fP~ii"'l 10
INti, including Viii - be- SIli drmDa-trt' Dr. "r-
thod Il breaking 600 eli.- h1i'. 100 N'h los iI
seven hours uile'tcu nliuuitf hi fNp " ''uN''
Thcse exhibition, are pa esoIs. rc-p'rt cujo'ah
10 the ladies. The noise oi D. Eln q, rrint. i' B
minimum. aud no smoke rom DO ulut
kach nlght captain Bpetrdu, wlI ,I''i
gun one hundred If ~, Patent tlrc~orAsl u ii...
OF tht hall. Admission soc. Children -','
&.