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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-29

Col. John II. Evins, Of South Carolina,
was in Washington during tho funeral sor.
vices Of the Into President and won't with
tho remains t. Cleveland, whero tho burial
took place.
In tho Philadelphia Medical Times a case was
reported Of young man whose mother and five
sisters had died Of consumption and who had
himself escaped similar fate, probably because
he 'has lived for tho past seven years in apart
mcnts we'll stocked with thrifty plants
The present great maxim in tho South,
according TO tho Memphis Appcal, is
"Moro profits and less politics"
Man wants littlo here below.
Lifo's but fccting bubble,
But one thing ho'll get, you know,
Moro thun he wants-that's trouble.
The auditor of Virginia reports that there
nrc iS7, 1876 white aud ia, 1893 colored voters
in TINT stato--n total of 30l $3.50. Tho total
vote for President year ago was 2l7,GI5.
WASHINGTON, N. j., September 10.-A
largo loss Of property has occurred here
The Star Tarlor Organ Co.'s and Beaty's
immense organ factories were totally de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. Tho losses
aro estimated at S200, 900. which is partially
covered by insurance. 400 mcn are thrown
out of employment.
ExoPrcsidcnt Hayes went down to
| Washington and congratulated when he
was sworn in. Tint was great mixture
of handshakcrs, Blaine, Grant, Sherman
and Hayes.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-29

j. n. Bro"n, Assignee, v9. Wm. Campbell and
othcrs-FoREtLosURE.
ALL that Tract or Parcel Of Land contain
ing three hundred and twenty (32O) acres. more
or less, lying on waters OF Mu"in's Greek, Of
Seneca River bounding lands formerly owned
by Mrs Cardn. lands formerly owned by james
Thompson and others, being the same conveyed
TO Elizabeth Hopkins by John Il. Cochran By
deed, dated ith Of November, 1871, except 100
acres. sold TO Eugena +. Phillips.
TERMS or SALE--Onc third cash, balance on
crcdi, o! one year, with interest from day of
sale.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-29
Notice of Final Settlemont and
Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned,
~ administrator Of the estate Of Moses Can
trell, deceased, will make final settlement Of
the estate Of said deceased in the Probate Office
at wahalla, S. c., on Monday, the Sd day Of
October next, and will on that day apply to
Richard Lewis, Esq, Judge of Probate, for n
final discharge rs administrator of said de-
ceased Creditors, distributes and all others
claiming an interest in said estate will take
notice to appear on that day with their claims.
JOHN z. CANrltELL,
Administrator.
September |, 1851 IL 5t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-29
BU SI1yV1EaSSS LOCALS.

If you want something tliat is good in tho
way of pure liquors 60 to Biemann's Bar and
drink T. W. Wagcner & Co.'s "Old Grow" rye
whiskey.
President Arthur.
We hope that our new President will give ise
same satisfaction TO the people at largo rs Nor
mans fine stock Of cigars arc giving to tho
smokers of Waihnlla. Norman has learned that
the best is the cheapest, consequently handles
good cigars. Buy Of him.
I will keep large lot Of bacon and lard on
hand at us low prices as can be bought any
where. J. NJ CARTER
Westminster, S. G..
Good prints at CT cents and other dry goods
in proportion Mt j. NJ Carcr's Westminster
Seven pounds Of coffee for 81 ut j. NJ. Car
tcr's, Westminster
am now opening at Westminster ono of the
largest stocks of goods ever offered in that place.
Those who want bargains will do VOL TO call on
mo- j. NJ. CARTER.
Ex-p Presidents Hayes and Grant were in
Washington during the funeral services Of
President, Garfield.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-29
The Sentiment Of the South.
From the New York Times. |

One Of The remarkable features of The
walls over the cagth and breadth Of The land
is the frank sincerity OF the sorrow mani,
Tested in the South. 1t should nos ba recess
snry to- make any comparisons bctwixt the
opinions and sentiments Of people divided by
n geographical line, which for all practical
purposes was long since obitcracd but
various circumstances have combined to
maintain tho useless distinction Of North"
and South" The expressions Of the South
ern newspapers, commenting on the ma
,iona sorrow are uniformly tender, sympa-
thutc and generous. Tho Southern news
papers refer to Garfield ns an honest. patri-
"tic and brave Chief Mngistratc ns we'll az n
l"vnhle man. They dcplorc his unimcly
taking Of MS most lamcntablc. and they
dwell with great nnnnimity on the fact that
the long sickness Of the dead President
showed to the world that tho hearts of tho
people, North and South. are as one Out
OF the heavy afiction of tho past eleven
weeks We may take this cheerful thought
the idle differences that have separated two
sections of the Republic have disappeared
in the presence Of common grief. In the
the comments of the Southern newspaper
press on The event which has plunged the
sOnant note.
The money that has been spent in
Florida recently for tubered lands and
orange groves must aggregate several mil
lions.
General Grant swings on to Arthur's coat
tails brnvely lie met him at Elbcron and has
not left Him since.
movement has been started in Augusta to
inaugnratc Southern memorial fund for Mrs
Garfield. Only dollar subscriptions will be re-
received.
BEAUTIriEGs. Ladies'. ynn cannot make
fair skin, rosy checks and sparkling eyes
with all the cosmetics of France or beauti-
fcrs Of the world. while in p0or health, and
nothing will give you such good health,
strength bn"yant spirits and beauty as Hop
Biucrs. trial is certain proof. -IeicWaph
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-29
Notice to Creditors.

james II. Rutlcdgc, Administrator Estate of L..
3. Rnledgc, Deceased, Plaintiff, against
Parthcnin Sncad and others, Defendants
CoMrLAiNT ron RELIEF, &c.
PURSUANT to an order in The above stated
l. action by Hon. j. B. Kcrshaw, Presiding
Judge. the creditors Of tho estate Of Nancy
Rutcdgc, deceased, arc hereby notified to pro-
sent and prove their demands before mo on or
before Saturday, October lst. 1881, or bo barred!
RICHARD LEWIS,
Master 0conco County.
Scrtembcr ], 1881 42-6t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-29

President Arthur has issued Ills proclama-
tion, convening the Senate Of the United
Statos in extra session, at Washington, on
tho 10th day Of October. Then tho political
pot will commence to boil.
Mr.. G. Wanncr prepared and shipped on
Monday last to tho Atlanta Exposition ono
hundred and thirty.oiS different varieties Of
native ti.nbers from this county. Tho specimens
are fine and will no doubt represent fully the
kind and Quality Of timbcrs growing in our
forests They made good four horse Wagon
load.
Mr.. e. l.. Reid returned from New York on
Sunday, where ho has been for tho past ten
days buying his fall and winter stock Of goods.
MIR. Reid says lie has laid in largo stock and
will open in fow days something that 10 nobby
and attractive.
Monday, tho 2Gth instant the day act apart
by the President Of the United States and tho
Governor Of this State, as q day Of humiliation
and prayer OIL account of tho death Of the
Chief Magistrate Of tho nation, was appro-
priately observed by our people in prayer and
supplication at tho Methodist anu Lutheran
churches in town.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-29

Straws show which way tho wind blows.
A Washington correspondent of the
Charleston NeUs and Courier, writing
under date of September 24th says: "Thcrc
is something severely comical in the gath.
cring Of the Stalwarts about tho throne
Star Route Brady walks erect up tho streets
agniu and joins the throng from his long
scclusion. Brlknap CONES forth and prom,
cnadcs arm in arm with Grant Dorsey
hurres from his sheep in Colorado to gather
political wool in Washington. Along With
hundreds Of others who need whitewash hing
they press forward to the new Stalwars star
made President by q Stalwart assassin.
Will they become part and parcel of tho
things to Gomez"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-09-29

Senator Hampton believes puolio scn.i.
ment, if nothing else, will keep Arthur to
a conservative course, and pursuance Of
Garlield's policy. lie thinks tho South has
nothing to fear, aud cannot sec how Cur
fields death can iujuro tho Democratic
party. He himself will act towards Ar
thur just as he did towards his predecessor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
TIE BROOKLYN AMAEAN1H.

The Academy Of Music. Brooklyn, was crowded
last night by a fashionable audience assembled to
WI ness the presentation of The Ticket-of-eave
Nan by the Amarlnth Society. The name of the
society blazed in gas jets the stage. The acting
of tho Misses Montague and Cooke and MesSrs.
Wilson and Pratt received applause. Robert Briefly
WAS played by w. f. Wilson, janus Dalton. by
Charles hickman; Harrisburg. by William LhSke !;
Btltcr Moss. by J. Gardner: May EdlrardS, by Miss
Parkuurst. Among those present at the informal
option that followed were: Surrogate Livingston,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Palmer. Assistant DISt1ct-At-
torney and Mrs John OIkcyJ. +. Gardiner, Charles
j. Holt. Thomas ). GrlmwoOd Il. Bergen, f. Is Bar
num. A. H. Hart, Miss JOSIE A. Ferris and Miss Flo-
lot Montague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
TIE TROUBLES OF WORKINGMEM.

The men in Gablcr s. Co.'S piano manufac-
tory 100 in A. struck Tuesday an advance OF wages.
which the irm refuses 10 pay. The have appointed
guards to prevent the firm from obtaining other work
men.
The hritklaycrs employed at the Hudson River Rail-
road Tunnel Jersey CITY who struck for higher wages,
returned 10 work yesterday at the old So per day
of eight hours
Police Commissioner Wolf. who has contract with the
staten I-lani Wafer Supply COMPANY few DAYS ago
ritt .cvcnivhYr men ~ work under Foreman McL1ugh
i'm brcakrg ground on F'rt HI. in the town OF Cas-
tcton Af 90 worku Z a daV or two the mnn who had
been receiving II - Il day, demanded more nay. ana
when this WIS re- .ed thew stoUp'd work. The ca crs
have caused l." posted about the 'own handhS warn
ny nll those who attempt 10 q work for less tian
- 80 a day to have their collins a band. Inc
strikers are desperate Of aud trouble is antc
pltpd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

The term "readjuster is likely to have a
nent of politics down South q National bIss.-l Troy
Times (RepJ
Ben Hill is i'll a position to sympalhlze with
fhe little yellow dog Who while fooi around the bur
row of rabO suddenly found himself in tho embrace
OF a Ladger-Boston Traveller tRepl
q Many OF the State papers express alarm at
fhe report that Acorn intends TO run for Governor The
Way TO beat AcCIn put up preferable 10 hiu
If the DemOc party nOminates snaLiinS. unpr0-
eressiye old GouslJ9a the Will be full Of Aleorn
nen-(VicksDufg Herald (Drm.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
HAM VS.. CLARET.

"a III. Editor Of The Tribane.
SIR, The seDseless-were 1t not interested
and Observation-Disclosures raiSedin france IN regard 70
-. uuSholesomeness of American pork
~, ,usty referred TO by your Belgian correspondent in
EuR TRIBUNE of tue 18TH inst. His suggestion OF retaia
ton by prohibiting the import OF French wines does not
20 nearly far eaoagh because there ia good cauae for
as protective measure and not for retaliaory rur
noses Perldps he does know that the French wines
are colored by poisonous drpgs-chiehy tue aua'inc
co,ors at least state this as fact learned from ire
Quent articles recent years III leading French Ssr
eulturai jOaYaai Journal dADricHttuJ" IrdQue. and
moi OF my Own knowledge but I'll" authority IL ~ per
hsos be considered as trustworthy one. or The two
nstA most p4lsO would probably prefer that OF being
poisoned by. CINCINNATI hams rather than by anlhe-
c0IUred Frrnc9 wines. H. B.
HackeasQtk. a. j., MARCH II. 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
M,XSreoTA's NEW SENATOR.

The Governor, it appears. has decided TO
appoint General A J. EdgertOn, OF Mrnt6rYi'e 10 tle
seat In the United states Senate vacated 1y N.Y. nuOn
GeDeral EdgeIton VIII make very reseetlUic Uhltc
States Senator. lie has fair. though By ~ nsans br
liant cOnaa"dX, abilities, anu i gentleman "a
noble and ul,I!gt personal character. lie - nnt III
aggressive Infant politician. anu Las nor heretofore
under the adverse conditions presented D. lutnct
IN the LIST District. developed any graf amount oI
Effective pOiiuca strength. HIS apDJih;E!cnt - owl
pohtes eii.. s!rs which has ever beeh WIN sea- III
his State Lay'as view the Succe> 'iOl To scr'Oh
two Years beG,r This contest will enter "O the qits
ton Of The GnbrastOr8l nUmaatiOn hsSt la ana WIZ
be aaisur,uS element tn-thc polccs OF the STATE lOf
tuo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
CILIRGED NLTW LIBEL.

Albert Hoffman, william Berger and Bernard
Kaufman editors n"d Publishers Of IN" HobOkeh Demo
cy0L were arrest 10y D'reiiv' Gallagher yesterday and
taken before Recorder Med nou n on charge Of crmi
nal INCL preferred by Mayor Jnnn A. ONe. TIE
all rcd br r"d in last weeks iSin" ~ me Dc"'o-
cnt and consisted ~ an atirir which cGrc the Mayor
,vh having been ENGAGED In qutrrcl on sunday morn
In.. % !a-t week ~ q J." 'cr beer ~rol.
NJ. Mayor IN hS aNil vif drl'e that he was engaged
I'm any quarrel and declares that ~" article i utterly
iaI g. the accused gave bail In the sum at SJUO 70
NM, ar fort trial,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

final heat of the 44O wards hurdle race handicap
was won in 1 mln.. rs Sec, by G. Very. OF the
Scottish American Clue, 40 yards, with MIR, Stone;
OF the Manhattan Club. 20 yards, second. The GOO
yards run was in min. 2Z[5
Sec. by II. G. ROmme OF The
Triton Club. with Walter Smith, OF the Williams
burg Club. second. There thrtyiive entries IN
he twO-mlle walk, handicap, IL was won IN
10 mIn., $685. sec, by j. +. Pcndergrast OF the
D,unte4s Cinb, who had been given II start OF l
min 30 sec. The second man was j. II Hanaa, or
the American Athletic CluJ, with start OF ~ Sec
over the scratCh men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

The house of Israel G. Ward. IN Park-plare,
Dooma,ll. n. J., was entered By burglars tn S'ay
ui.ht. Ia.ra'.cr Va c.I rt"d through dinnC-room
inl ~, and surh Y5r h"s Coui he found, c0n7ia'-
in "f s,iyr~vlr and table lIpru VT" carried "a Mr.
Ward has of"rrd reward of 50 tor tbe recovery OF
ar n i"y.~. tch article ~ -lvrrv.l ire was marked
W'Ald m iuli or with he Initial " ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS:
y,;noysis fer me past "a hours.

WAsHINGruX, March II, ! a. m.-The bar
smeter Is highest IN New-EngIaud. trough OF low
pressure extends the Lower Missouri Valley north
ward to Lake Superior, with weidcfned centre
second depression exists IN Af1ona. since yesterday
nearly four inches OF rain hove fallen al Albania ana
more than Nso and one half inches at Augusta occa
sona rain has len every district east OF the ROCKY
Mountains, except the northern MALI OF the ln1c Sae
III temperature has risen along tire Immediate htnIo
spd Eastern Nu.f Coasts Eaatery winds prevail except
In New. and Texas and the Northwest, Thcie they
are northsrly.
Indications
Tor thu MIDDLE siates cloudy weather, with rain,
southeastery Winds higher temperature in the eastern
portion, lower barometer.
FOR New-KnFiand, increasing clOudiness, and oeca'
siopai rhin nort5erly veena TO warmer easteriy winds
stationary or lower barometer.
Coueosdyv Signals
Cautonary signals continue al oln and Calves
fon, and aic ordered from sandy Hook 70 Cape May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
4 BREAKFAST FOR SIR. ALDRICH.

T. b. Aldrich. the successor of W. d. Howes in
the ediorship of The Atlantic Monthly will be given
a complimentary breakfast ~ y. m. today at Del:
moncrs y Houghton. VI flu ~ Co.., publishers 81
following are ed TO be present George Will
lam CurIi>, Richard Gram White, W. ID. HOwells,
man w. H. Bishop, George Cary Eggleston. George
p. LathroD l.. Valentine. J.. Fairbanks. Edgar faw-
cett and J. q Sargent. No tOasts have been
arranged but it is expected that informal speeches
will follow the breakfast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
AN EFFICACIOUS REMEDY.

70 The Editor OF The Trt6~Re.
SIR: | have very fine edition of Long
selOw's poems handsomely bound, which Is made un-
sebtly BY the Warpiug OF tie covers have had 1t
under baud press Tor about one monte ana on taxing
Il out found II AZ bad as before. Can you through your
sorrespon ienca column, suggest remedy II So please
dQto IT, H. hANLLl'
SAamokia, ltFN., March IL, 1881.
Have the book rehOund.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
ILLINOIS VIEW OF JUDGE DAVIS.
-. -. 1lLo paorin Trnall.rinf HaIA

David DlYis does not take the view that q
senalur sho re present the pepic OF his SAFE Al
oyerw heming majority III the pesplc OF Illinois are IN
favor al Rapub !can cjrnes, but Mr. DAVIS declines 10
Represent them or their sentiments. Ar Davis repre-
sents Mr DAVIS II could only arrange TO c'eci nm
peh and paw his own salary the mrc!iau sm OF tGC
Automatic senator would be cOmplets WITH oil u"
aoubleaek aciIGns in perfect balance AS 1t IL low, the
Automatic Senator works only on one si>ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
HARPER Il BliOs..

Tue Isas; IN tho Presc3t: what Cyilizloa' NJ Ar
thur SI.tch.ll Il. d. LID Illustrated SO, cOt!h -
The Glen nj silver iirches, a Move! Ol lrsA Lille BY
H.. o.. Bias kDuTua. Alto pager, - Crht-.
ben-iur, 4 Tale OF 1Ac Carist. by Les" "di1.' III
tl,Jr ut IhO Fax tiJi." ljmO, Gl0iiL ~ ~
the Human liacc 0Iher SeYui9ls Pftlrhei a. te,'
Il mn Oxford lY Brighton. Ry tbs IatS Rev tio iettH W.
kourI t4un. ". \. limo cloth, 81 40
poh,Ysons Life Letters, i.cctnTcj aid AddrfsS In
- 1 i , NH porIIaif pp l2,no. cJth -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

History OF the Conquest OF spain By sac Arab-Moora
NItn sketch OF they aChtYcd anu
impaired Europe. BY Henry COppte 2voiS Crown eVo
Cluil
,cbc Snrfrrin By Dr. Antoine Mlgnn. Translated from
the sraroh by GcOrg' NJ Sttrubers NJ d., Surgeon u .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION


lschss IA divisions Zoe ~ "a hsas
Thsirresn white lac Ptess1ts te Gons
By HaHag
PIE yassoasIa aaes:sd u.I
knss fharmser, tfs.dsay -~~
xTRIBuM OFFICE. March IL O. m.-The movement
~ the baforseter was steadily downward yesterday
ninE, but caring the last half Of the day there was
MY little change In the mercury Clear and fair weather
As teswed daring the last quarter by increasing cou-
zsss the being entirely hidden. The temperature
Daes6 ts<ween $50 snd b5s the Average l being
elehs shsn en- the corresponding day last year. and
RTe,eher tbsn on Tuesday During the day rain fell
we uf4ale etatAs.
Ctndy weather with occasional rains, and slight
enenEs4tn the temperature followed by partly cloudy
80 ses voathst may be expscted day 10 this efy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
nnpE EAIp WORDS

from he Neic Orleans Times tDFna.l
If the President wishes his administration
be respected IN thc suuth lot MN appoint men 10 M
tae Federal oticss who represent something and some
pody Ia SAID that ne amoitsou: 81 building up nc
ething coward accomplishing that end by selecting
8 his Apprentices. who arc respected and respccta
Ma and In Vh.e mast political history there 10 nothing
oh,ee Iionublr Ih2re are plenty ~ sncA ueh IN lhe
souih WHO are either spoken Republicans or are RS
publican In overriding except In name. Tue President
has chance 10 make the Republican party In the onnth
strong aud resucc;abe. Il lie is wise no VIII improve It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

The Prr.oa Of Christi The Mrar o. Ii'ioIy VIA t2Py
70 s,lsN ma en.u aud Cpi-tIpd ut it5tinOhicS Il un'
r,rvts By Philip SchDh, d. d. vol, l2m'. y HeT edit
ton q 70.
Chiue.r Immigration. in its s"cAi M lCoh''h ~
nerIs. Nv George 4. SrwaPi. vol. N"O. ~ 1U
The ncm0n OF TdWnpOre. Iicinc Pau l. 81 re - IA
UuyN.' iy JuiS Verne Translated ~ W. IL t. AlA5'lIh'
1 Nl, llnnn IOtlsn.E lllIslrAtcl ~. 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
nOrGHTON, MIFFLIN q TO-.
n

The kinq.q 1Ii,siye and Other Poems. BY JOAN @.
winter Witl strc portrait. vol. limo GIT top VI
LongtcIlaw BIrih lay Book. Arranged bY charlotte
FS a. hltrS WIN line. cutlrrlY portrait ana IL its
frItinns square. I-n.0, tlSt,!uiy stamped, 81.
The ;ilr and Correspondence Of STR Anthony PaniZl
a. ~ 'e PruUiud! Librarian " The BRUSH Nuseal Ii"
l. Pagan.
Thiri. Years. Eeng Poems NtE ami rd. By tho author
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
A RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN;

The fiery little Nnglnlan Senator who SCOTS
NJ thu authority OF the Democratic party and faces tt
{onfederate Senators from the Republican side OF the
Senate Chamber himself Confederate soldier. VIII
Aenceforth Ia extraordinary way co maud the atteu
ton Of the ccuatry. lie gave Mr.. Pcndirt!n and Beu
ain ali the INFORMATION they wanted, and something
manifestly very responsible" gentleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

.nous lie says that the fact that h. all the buds
nave bsck Jeod or even aterally injured In 1870
hat they hn the largest record was
be sdoSS s hal mach the same appearance "hou 'n'5