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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-25

fINRU tees y tLE-By virtue of ~ certain
Il deed of trust executed on to-wi ne eth
day Of september, A. 1878, by C.,.u lea Della
Cleyers Purdon and James Thomls Bryan In
favor OF !; d Ooughanour truste for the pur-
pose OF securing q IL Mccormick q Brother
In tho payment Of certain promIssory
note of 6OO,) two hundred and sev
only-ilve dollars. made by said purdon
and said Bryan payable to said Q II sic.
Cormoh & Bro, bearing even date with
said deed OF trust, and 10 become due
twenty four months after the date thereof
with interest thereon from date at the rate OF
ten per cent. per anuum, said note being for
balance OF purchase money for the lands here.
matter described, and default having been
made In the payment of said note TO the
amount OF (e2IS. SOY two hundred and seventy
eight dollars and fifty cents principal and In
tsrest now lue thereon, and |, Ben. Y. Jon,S
sheriff OF Dallas county, Texas. by the tern :
OF said deed OF trust being authorized and EN-.
powered In the event OF the refusal or inability
OF the said Il ID Coughanour TO aHt as such
Trustee and AZ the request OF said I IA MCCOr-
mick Il Bro, - cell the said lands hereinafter
described. Now the said X - Conghan0ur
having refused TO execute en'l ur ii of trust
and |, the said Ben Jones ou"r Il as afore-
aaid, having been so Requested lev the said G
II Mccormick 4 Bro, Will ON Saturday, the
2ith day of September, A ID, 1881, sell nc the
court house door In said county OF Dallas, at
public cutlery to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, the following tracts of land, viz: one
tract of (li) fourteen ncres convey ed To said
Pu don and said Bryan by James Collins and
Nancy II Collins on the 27th day of Septem-
Der 1915, being parhpf the Head Right survey
of Thomas Collins,hn more fully described
In the records OF Dallas county, book u, page
eos, Also one other tract OF l30) one hundre
and thirty acres, conveyed to eail PuIdOn and
said Bryan by @ IL Mccormick and wife and !
Mccormick and wife on the 27th dav o Sep
tember ISIS, being part OF the Wu CrabtTee
survey and more fully described In the records
OF Dallas county In book 81, pages 10 liz.
For record of said deed of trust see Vol. 80
pages 35j and 3j5, Dallas county records OF
deeds, etc.
BEN. f. JONES, Sheriff
Of DALLAS Gnuntv
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Elegant Toilet Preparation.

Hair dressing and restorative Is found in
"London Hair Color Rostorer.n II seldom
fails to restore grsy or faded hair TO lis origi>
nal youthful color and beauty. Fallisg hair
is checked by It's use, and 1t produces
growth OF beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
and luxuriant II certainly Is tho mos,
clearly and effective hair restorer now before
the American people.
A, A. Gibson, Bsrrylown, Duches county,
N. u, writes DR., Swsyne & Son, Philsdel.
phis: GESrs-I enclose poslofice order for
eight dollars please send me one dozen
"London Hair Color Rostorer.p 1t has
stopped my hair from falling, and restored II
TO its natural color. It has proven sa,isfac
tory in every respect. The "London Hair
Color Restorer" can be obtained a, all the
leading druggists al 75 cents bottle.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENr-TwO neatly furlisncd rooms,
4 with board or without. Apply at nc
Ross Avenue.
dor RENT rooms over John Putts'
~ grocery store, elm Street Appiyto
JoHN BROWNING, 1867 Elm Street.
EOa RESr for the winter, to one or two
l. gentlemen, u newly furnished room,
northwest corner San JaGmto and Masten
streets. References required. Apply on the
premises or TO w. II. tIowELL n Bpo,
Druggists, elm Street.
OK ROOM HOUSE for rent ana fun nItuTo for
- sale, Inquire at sll, Wood street, Dallas.
EOR RE r-Hotel 10 rent NJ WaXsnacnIG.
L The Sidons House, Possession given
October 4th. Address W. j. Ross, Waxa.
hachle, Texas
CONSERVATORY OF Music
~ Norton's building, corner Sycamore and
Elm streets, We guarantee to teach the SOL
ence OF Plano. organ, Violin. Guitar, Flute
and Double Bass Music for $50 co. All Htrinr
Instruments taught by Prof ". Janengs Of
Chlcag0. Lessons will not conflict with coll
leges, public or private schools Hours from 7
n, m, to . p. IN, Persons desiring a musical
education are respectfully Invited TO call and
inveltigate our method OF teaching,
Respectfully,
o. $. GooONow,
Professor of Musc, Dallas Musical
Cone arvntNrv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-25
BROKEN Toys,


Ifou nj my baby gl-lto-Gay
As lePp upon the floor.
The pace around her little form
WI Ia plsythings scattered Ger.
Her hands ware nestled 'neath her chin,
And nuce sill firmly held
a br ken toy, waosa novel earn
As yet was unilSpeued.
There fingered still about the mouth
And on the brow trace
OF thou ght, half grieved aud half perpleNed
As IL the tiny face
Already had begun TO learn
The look 10 was 60 wear
In years to come. / stopped TO klss
Away the mimic care,
And as laid her, still asleep
Within her nest-like bed,
Aud smOothed the cradles pillow for
The little weary head,
| thought how we OF larger growth,
When tired OF pain aud joys
With tn At same look, fall last asleep
Amid our broken toys,
Aud then the Father. stopping, takes
The tired head TO His breast,
Aud smooths the furrOw from the brow,
And bears us to our rest
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shlIoh,s Consnmntion Cure.

This is beyond question the most success
IA Cough medicine We hsy9 ever sold, few
doses invariably cure the worst cases Of
Drough Group, sEd Bronchitis, willis its
wonderful success in the cure Of consump>
ton is without parallel in the history of
medicine, Since its first discovery it has
been sold on a guarantee. & test which no
other medicine can stand. Ii you have q
cough, we earnestly ask you TO Try it, Price
l0oIs., Scots, and 81 co.. If your lungs are
sore, chest or back, lame, use Shioh's Por-
Gus plaster. Price 25cts. Sold by Hickox
& House, druggists, Cos Main street, Dallas
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will bs received at this onlce
for the next 80 Days, for sinking a
well 500 feet, to 0 inches in diameter Bond
required for the faithful performance and
completion of the work. The right 10
reject any and oil bids reserved.
Address T. L. REEVES,
Secretary Bald Mountain Coal s. OIL Co,
- Bolton, Bell county, Texas.
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Notice to Railroad Contractors.

$50 miles ready to let, on the Texas 4 81.
Louis railway, In Arkansas.
Prices for grading, l5oents to II cents.
Clearing and grubblng $50 to $2b per acre.
Specifications and profles can he seen at
office OF the chief engineer, Il. l.. Cobb, ut
Little Rock, Ark, or New Madrid, Mo.
Send bids to me at New Madrid, Mo, or cor
ne 18th and Pine streets, st, Louis
GEO. Il, IlIBBARD,
Chief Contractor
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A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheris
Canker mouth and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for
the more successful treatment of these COM
plants without extra charge. Price so cts,
sold by Hickox 81 House, druggists, Cos
Main street, DallAs.
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rU

STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the Chicago,
~ Texas \ Mexican Central Q cheering
mare alb ntliY hands high, branded on tho
lettshOulderJ With n circle at the top A
liberal rev irl win he paid for the return of
the mare 10 the ofllce of the q. n. Il NJ. @,
road In this city,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-25

Why do so many people we see around us
seem to prefer to suffer and be msde misera.
bic by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness.
Loss of Appetite, Coming up of the Food,
Yellow Skin, when for 70 cts, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalizer. guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Hickox s House, druggists,
COS Main street, Dallas.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN


a. SiANia - AuNert -Stntuts u4sN uo aanOu,,
. - into our business 0Gce Up 50 : b. ~
ana into the coB'posins room unto "A. n.
A GOOD CHANCE Tor a ptrsou wishing 10
IA buy good FAR "A on ht-wSgnu, team, i'm
pltmrnis, coru, has aud reut Of farm. at very
low nturus, Applications must be made ON
or before The last day OF October. Apply 81
lOi Ross Avenue. Dallas.
riNEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ou return OF
Il of my red, hand valise about l2Xl6 Inches,
put by error on train No. /, Z y Z. rail-
way, The 18th inst coutaining maps of the DIFF
ierent towns on the line ct the |. Il 6, n X.
H., aud blank forms aud notes OF New YORK
IetaS Land Company, limited, and one enc
glneer's chain, one hundred Iest long; also
my private papers. On return OF SAME to me,
PalesIin Texas, or to railroad agent at Min
nicola, Texas. +. NJ. GlRAUD.
~ X. FERGUSON, Fire Insurance. Othee
with Water supply CO., Grand Windsor
Building Austin street, Dallas, Texas. Rep
resentlng reliable companies would be glad 10
have share of busioess Of the city.
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PUN - A W To sell our Rubber Print
GDHA Il "a ing Stamps Agents
outfit with your name for ma Sing linen, &C.,
$3.50 which amount we refund aiter you send
ia $40 net for goods. SPANISH STAMPS
AND DATEHS IN VARIETY. Sample sheet.
terms, etc free. Address
n. TAYLOR n o., CLEVELAND. o
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H'OR SALE CHEAP-A nice .,,.le, cOnslst-
- Ing OF lot l33Xl6l feet, two dwelling houses
inereon; throe-iourtcs ota mile from the court
mouse, 10 the city of Dallas, on North Har-
wood streeti In good neghborhood; cor =
yehlent To- BUSINESS healthy location; good
wafer, and other advantages not mentioned,
apply at 32i North HARDWOOD street, Dallas,
Texas,
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E0R SALE ,spsndld farm of over go acres
l. VI rich black land situated on White Rock
creek, about ten miles north from Dallas, and
midway between Dallas & Wichita and Hous-
ton " Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres
well fenced and IN cultivation, Pive tenant
houses, ample timber and an abundant supply
OF well and spring water. Bounded on The
east by White Rock creek For sale oheap
and on easy terms by JONES & MURPHY, land
agents, office TOl Main sweet
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Lottery,

Persons desiring tickets Ia the Louisiana
State Lottery will End Il TO their interest 10
order through q A Webster, al 705 Kim
street.
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Eoh SALE-A suburban h0Ins, consisting OF
good cistern and two and a half or three acr-s
OF Ian /, situated three-fourths of n mile north
oil the courthouse, on Cedar Springs road, lust
outside OF the limits OF the city of Dallas
for terms apply to p. Gillespie, attorney at
law, Office Clio Main street, Dallas, Texas
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PHYSICIAN.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-DR NOR.
L TON. once, In first national bank build .
Ing. Residence, San Jaolnto street, near
Leonard
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nor SALE at a saorlHce-A 10 horse Russell
Engnej mounted; In good repair. Terms
10 suit purchaser. & NJ. OVERLEESE,
Hoo Ross avenue, Dallas TeYna.
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Huntsville Female College,
nuNTsyIp.I.E. ALABAMA

MUNTSVIHLE, ALABAMA
The thirty-sec year begins August 3lst.
A more healthy location cannot be found.
The college was never In moro prosperous
condition A full faculty ofthorough teachers:
splendid buildings ana n complete OUTFIT for
ali departments, literary music, languages and
art. Offers the highest advantages A do
delightful home for pupils, Prices reduced 10
suit 70 the times Special Inducements offered.
For terms and new catalogues, address
Rev. A, II. JONES, A. M, Pres
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A WONDERFUL INVENTION!
Patented 25th May, 1880.
Every one Made his own Artist

Sending for the Eureka" Paragraph, by
which pictures are copied and enlarged from
ANAL photographs, daguerreotype., etc. 10
life size, BY persons having no previous
knowledge OF the art. The inslru nent and
outfit, with material q work on and direc
tons how TO use tbs same, Will be mailed to
any address. post paid, on receipt ofsI. Adj
dress all orders TO j, 4. GREGORY,
p o. box 3oi, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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WANlED--A goot wnIte girl In a small
w family for general house work In
quire on Olive street, between Live oak and
BRYAN, midway of the block.
Sept. "A, lSSl EDWIN SMITH
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H'Oh SALE-At u bargain, the PianierIs
wagon Yard, with all the improvements
INQUIRE at Il, Cameron GUD Main street
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M AIMED. Employment by young man
w AS clerk, porter, or anywhere that he
can make himself useful, Thoroughly con-
versaRt with grocery business satisfactory
references furnished. Address
L " HpuAJ IA ntTlr
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FOR SALE:

NOR SALE.-A splendid pair of horses for
~ sale, either for cash or exchnuge Tor
CITY property. holland, PRCE n 90,
Hardware Elm STRAIT
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

M ANrEU. situation by an energetic
w business man. Has extensive ex-
perience as salesman, canyRsser, book keepsr.
Has also practical exp srieuce with ma
chinery, steem and water powers; under
stands perfectly the manufacture OF cotton and
wooden gO9dsi best reference Address
r. A H. HERAIp lOrFtCR
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WANTED TO RENr.--A pleasantiy
w situated ofics room; for Rertleman's
private use. Leave address for
L., HERALD
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WANTED 10 rent two or three furnished
w rooms suitable Tor light house excepting
for two No children. Must be quiet and in
good neghOorhood. Address
&. S, KIRKLAND.
Care w U Telegraph Office
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DOR RENr-Two neatly furlisned rooms,
with board or without. Apply at nc
Ross Avenue.
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Rum and Crime.

MR. EDITOR: AS the question of Tenn
perance is being discussed in all our news
papers now, as there is certainly great
revival of interest in the subject all over
our country, and as understand that
dry ticket may be run III our approach
ing municipal election in August, have
thought good to ask you to print the fol-
lowing article, taken from The Watchndn,
a leading UNCONVENTIONAL paper in Boston.
We frequently have the question of Tenn
perance presented to US from the pulpit and
platform, not often enough, however, but
this article presents the question from q
standpoint Of carefully gathered statistics,
which we do not so often see. commend
its study to those voters who have doubts
about the amount Of crime produced by
the manufacture and use of ardent spirits.
w. n. s.
The Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics
of Labor has done good service to the
cause of morals by an inquiry into the con-
uection between intoxicating liquors and
crime, the results of which appear in the
last report. That there was direct con-
uection between the two was known, by
everybody; but just how large percentage
of crime is attributable to rum was not as
certained. Guesses were made, and the
statement of temperance men were some.
times supposed to be exaggerations, so
sweeping were they. Fortunately now we
have facts and figures of the most reliable
kind, and need not indulge in conjecture.
The report of last year showed that 90
per cent. of oil convictions in the State were
FOR offences directly caused by liquor, such
az drunkenness and selling liquor without
q license. But this left 40 per cent. OF the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-16
German Carp.

Mai. Thomas B. Lee received from the
Fish Commissioner last February fifteen
German Carp, of the previous spring hatch.
ing, Which no placed in the n1ill-pond, some
i've miles above Anderson. A mill-boy
was fishing in the pond about two Weeks
ago and caught one OF these nsh VI %lehout lou.
Knowing the nature of his prize. He kept
the fish out Of water until he went to the
mill to take his grist home, when Mr. w.
S. Lee recognized the Carp. and. being sur
prised at its size, ascertained its weight to
be one and half pounds. The fish, how.
ever, was dead, and was therefore great
loss in the effort to stock the pond, This IS
a remarkable growth, and proves the carp
streams and private ponds. Every person
who can make pond should procure some
of this species of the fnny tribe, which it
is said can be raised more easily and cheap
" than chickens.
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Death Of Mrs. j. B. Benson.

The Hartwell Sun of last week contains
the announcement Of the death OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Arlesa Benson, at her home in
Hartwell, Ga, on Monday evening OF last
week, after an illness of some three months
from bronchitis. This announcement will
carry with it sadness to many relatives and
friends in this county by whom the de,
ceased was greatly respected and beloved
fol. her many virtues and estimable quail
ties of mind and heart. The Sun says:
s.Mrs. Benson was born in South Carolina
the 24th Of September, 1924, near the village
of Old Pickens. She was the daughter of
Col. Jepths Norton, and was reared amidst
the refining influences that characterized
the society of. that day, and which excel
lently fitted her for the life Of great useful
ness which has just sadly terminated. In
the year 1847 she was united in marriage
with Hon. j. B. Benson. For time they
lived at Pendleton,, 8. c., then at Fair Play,
and when Hartwen was located they be-
came its first settlers. During the many
years the deceased has lived in this commu-
nifty she has become extensively known for
her gentle nature, loving and benevolent
disposition, and high Christian character.
Ard indeed during that time none knew
her but to love her, none named her but 70
praise -
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convictions indeterminate, and it was the
object of the bureau to ascertain what pro-
portion of this quantity could be traced to
rum. The investigation was limited to
Suffolk County, as It was assumed that the
figures for it might be accepted as suff-
GENTLY accurate index to those Of the whole
Commonwealth, and, indeed, to the whole
country. In one respect the statistics Of
the county chosen differ from those of the
whole State; they give IS per cent. as the
proportion of crimes directly traceable to
liquor, such as drunkenness, and they leave
but % per cent. to be investigated.
The inquiry was conducted with great
care. In every court of the county an
agent was paid to investigate each case.
He was to talk with the criminal, with his
friends, with the officers who arrested him,
and he was to inquire into the history Of
the criminal. Each case was examined in
FIVE directions /, 1t was asked whether
the criminal was under the influence OF
liquor at the time the deed was done;2,
Whether be was in liquor when he formed
the intent to commit the crime; 3, Whether
he had been led by intemperate habits
into condition which induced the COM
mission of the crime; 4, Whether the in
temperate habits of others led him into
condition which induced the commission
of the crime; and, S, What were the drink
ing habits of the criminal, whether he was
q total abstainer, moderate drinker, or an
excessive drinker. There were other pre-
cautions which tended to make the statis-
tics conclusive.
The results obtained are exhibited in a
variety of ways in number of tables. We
can only state the one fact that the investi-
CATION results in the addition of IL per cent.
to the 72 per cent. of crimes already direct
ly traceable to rum. making, total of 81
per cent. due to this one cause. Most of
these are crimes against persons, such as as.
saults, murders, and robberries. The fig
ures which the bureau has collected at SO
much cost of labor and patience may VIII
startle the legislator and the taxpayer, and
arouse to renewed diligence the advocates
of prohibition.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-16
A Pleasant Occasion.

Mr.. EDITOR: Quite number OF your
readers had the privilege and pleasure on
the 4th instant of attending very interest
ing entertainment at the school house near
MI. w. G. Watson's, in Varennes township,
the nature Of which was q May festival,
conducted by Miss Maggie Danley and her
school. The school room was elaborately
and tastily decorated with flowers and ever
greens, and as the curtain was raised Miss
Ella Dean, seated on beautifully decora-
ted throne was revealed as the Flower
Queen" and was crowned as such by Miss
Ida Beatty. Then appeared around the
throne the Fairy Princes and Graces, each
reciting some appropriate extract, followed
by speech from the Queen and closing
with song by the festive band. The e1-
ercises of the morning following the coro-
nation consisted of speeches, essays, dia..
logues and songs, the happy blending OF
which proved very conclusively to every
one present that the supervisor and man
ager was one of no ordinary taste and judg,,
ment, and in every respect well qualified
for the high position she occupies.
After dinner the company reassembled at
the stand, and were entertained for some
time by MIR. H. G.. Scudday in an excellent
address, replete with wholesome food for
thought and sound and practical: advice to
both young and old. 5.
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When the Fields arc White with Cotton.

'No money now can't buy Pianos or Organs tn
cotton comes in" Yes you can. Rake up $40
cash on an Organ, or sos cash on Piano, and We
will sell you during June. July, August and sep
tember, at Rock Bottom Cash Rates. and wait three
months for the balance without one cent Of inter
est. Cash Rates Three Months Credit. No In
terest. Don't forget it. Grand Summer Clearing
Out Sale of New and Secondhand Instruments
500 Pianos, 500 Organs. All Styles. All grades.
All prices. Miist be closed out. Special Terms to
Instalment buyers. Cash prices advanced only
Ten Per Cent. Fifteen Days Test Trial Guaran-
teed instruments from six best makers. Cata-
lceues and full information mailed free Of charge
Avoid being imposed upon by Beatty, or any other
man, by ordering at once from the Great Whole
sale Piano and Organ Depot Of the South, LUDDEN
& BATES Southern Music House, Savannah,
ia 494
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SHEET Musrc.-A select stock Of New
Music and Music Books has just been re-
ceived at the McSmith Music House. New
songs, new marches, new waltzes. new
polkas &c. Over one hundred copies for
beginners, comprising choice selections from
the "Bce Hire" "Echoes from the Nursery" T"
s.Recreation" and Home Scenes"
Not having sufficient room, it is impos-
sible to keep very large stock of sheet
music, but we have recently issued select
Books, comprising choice selections from
all publications extant, American and
European, carefully collected, classified and
arranged, with full description of each
piece as to key, grade of difficulty and all
other important characteristics, from which
our customers can select.
Catalogues given away or mailed upon
McsM1TH Music HOUSE,
47-3 Greenville, s. C.