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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-04
Standard School Books.

Tho following aro tho Standard
School Books adopted by tho Bo: re-
OF E1ucation Tor tho public school,
in this State:
Readers -Roynolds's, Appleton.
Readors and Roading Charts, Swim
toms, McGuffcy'a.
llistories-~Davidson's South Car.
olinn, Swinton's Primary and Con-
dcnsod United Stalos and Outlines
OF Tho world, Dorry's United Statos,
Oy Lippincott Il Co.
Ge"grnphios-Maury's Scrioa, Ap
plet0n's Scrics.
Arithmctics-Rubineon's Series.
SantCrd's Primary, intermediate
and Common School Anulytical
Venablc's Practical.
Grummers--Sil's Practical Less
sons in English, Whitney's Essen-
ti"ls for Highest Classos, Reed g.
kollo&gs u Series.
Observation-Disclosures, Worces-
ter's
Writing Book-Spenocrian, Roy
nold's
Spellors-Swinton's Primer, Word
frlmor. Word Book and Word Ans
nlysIa.
Drawing-Kruise's Burth ,lo-
mow's.
Musc-Song Boils, soug Wavo,
and Wavelet.
AgricuIturo-Lupton's EIomenta-
ry Principles.
Observation-Disclosures Pop.
ular Science lseudor, Shcphard's uis-
torlcnl Reader, Sohamot's Googrsah
ical Reader.
Book agents say that tho solec~
tlons arc too many, but tho board
consider such number necessary to
prevent monopoly Only Two books,
QuackombOs's Gramm0r and Cor.
nelPs Geography, arc dropped from
Tho present list, but IL number Of acw
ones arc added, Any on the list may
be Selectod by teachers in their dis
croLion.
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,inters Declaring the Directions of
Public Roads.

The attention Of Supcrintcndents Of High,
US is called to the following sections 1t
General Statutes:
'SEo. 1868. The Superintendent of
ghways shall cause all the roads in their
pectivo districts TO be posted and num-
ed and, at eaoh fork Of said oads, n pom
to be placed declaring the direction of
III roads. And If any person or persons
I'll cut down, burn, or defaoe any mile
It or stone, or pointer, erected ns afore,
"a, he, she. or they, upon conviction there
shall forfeit and pay the sum Of of ten
lars, to be recovered by indictment O,
'rmaiion in any court Of competen, juris,
ion"
SEC. 1866. Any Superintendent of igh-
's ncglocting to cause said roads TO be
ted and numbered, and 70 have POINTERS
";ted as aforesaid sh;.n be liable TO pay
sum Of ten dollars for each and every
neglect. - be recovered by indictment
he Court Of General Sessions of the
nty wherein the Same occurs, to be COL
ed and paid to the Treasurer of suoh
unty: Provided, That no Supcrint eudeni
=. i be liable to said penalty who puts up
i pointers AZ such times as he works his
| division"
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The Second s. @. Rites

We publish below letter from General
John Bratton TO Col. r.. T.. Bowen, in re .
ference to The reunion OF the 2d South
Carolina Regiment, OF which Col. Bowen
was commander ut the close Of the war.
Gen. Bratton was commander Of tho Brig
ade, OF which this Regiment was part;
ana we publish the letter, hoping that il
may have the effect Of directing tho atten.
ton OF the survivors of this gallant com
mand to the great importance of u thorough
reorganization for the perpetuntion Of the
histo, and war incidents connected with
the 2d Regiment, that future generations
may read and applaud it's gallant deeds:
FARhlNaToN, Sept. 9th, 1883.
Col. r. E. Bo,oen, Greenviile, s. c..
DEAR Col. Your invitation 10 attend the
meeting Of the survivors Of your old regi-
ment, was not received until the 23d, the
day after the meeting II came "forward-
cd from Winnsboro, which caused some
delay. White Oak is my postofice. |,
reached sne, however, aud i desire to no
knowledge it and to thank you for remem
| bering me on the occasion. Your regiment
| was an object OF interert to Me from the
time that IL fret cnmc under my charge At
Chattanooga. Col. Tommy Thomson com L.
mandIng, TO the end under yourself. No
one outside OF your regiment knows better
the difficulties with which IL had to contend
during that period than myself, or was
more gratiiicd by its success. 1t is but
the truth 10 say That il made steady pro.
gross, continuing to improve as il advanced
through that riost eventful period of the
war, and reached its highest efficiency, MS
| q military organization, at the close whom
my dear Colonel, it was your fortune to be
its trusted leader.
am glad that its survivors arc organ
izing and holding reunions, which arc not
only refreshing. and, inspiring pleasure to
the members attending, but necessary to
pcrtec'ing some plan for the preservation
Of its record, and this much is due to your
dcad. to yourselves, and to those who come
after you.
My best wishes for your welfare and
h"t pincss, which ever 60 out to you and
TO the numbers Of your old regiment.
Yours truly,
JOHN BBATToN.
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Che Kcowee Courier, one Of our most
v weok clothed in n new and tidy dress.
% Courier is now in its thirty fourth
ar, having been esta blished at Old Pick
8 in lS49, by VIM. Trimmier, Esq, and
itcd by Coils. j. w. Norris and L. NJ
eth. 1t is good paper, and while it has
st none OF its youthful yigor, it has at
"incd mntured Judgment, that ago and
,porience can alone give May it prosper
nd ever remain u living exponent of the
otto that greets the eyes Of its many
aders on the first page of this stuunch
urual.
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United States Court.

'REENVILLE, September 2O.--In tho Un
'''' states District Court to-day an order
passed requiring that all persons in com
go SION as deputy marshals prior to the 25tb
~ u'y aSt. ana not now in regular CONS
'''asion OF such, who have in charge war,
l'!"ts or arrests issued prior to july lst
1"' .h"lth return the same to The office of
'He marshal OF the district. In moving the
pnssage OF this order District Attorney Mel.
'"D lhdulged in some general remarks con-
Reinnat0ry OF the abuses that have been in
prdctice In the matter of the great number
"t warrants that have been issuod ,ho ma
ny trivial cases that have been brought nm
and the altogether loose manner In wbich
thc business in the hands Of commissioner
and deputy mprshals hns been carried ~,
some OF these transactions, where nartioe
wcre arrested and upon examination there
Hppeared not particle of testimony. hc
"harao,erized as outrages and the grossea,
Violations Of The rights Of citizens. IL had
heen brought TO his oflicinl notice TINT GO
rcr cent Of tire cnses brought before a Ger
'nIt commissioner during the seaond QUAR-.
ter OF this year had been discharged. The
coRmissioners arc responsible, he said, for
BE-" trivial arrests II is their plain duty to
knOw the facts before the warrants are is
aGcd' The object of the order, he said, was
10 nullify warrants issued prior to Jniy J. 81.
I fany of these cases covered by The or
hCI were heard by q commission or after this
dsil1 he Wonld refuse TO present their ac>
counlS for the cost Of the same Aher the
rautine closing work of The term and the
drawing of juries for the ensuing February
aud August terms, the Court adjourned
aiae de. HA.f
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We nre requested by DR.. Earle to state
at the charges made against him before
,e Trial Justice did not embrece The Of
'nse of selling spiriIuous liquors. 1t was
ue. however, that II bill was handed out
y The Solicitor charging this offensc, but
ne Witnesses only testified to the fact Of
,lling Ginger Tonic, which the Doctor
aims is a medicine. lie has sold no
hiskey, and as The charge was published
wishes this statement to be made public,
nat no false impressions may be created by
ic publication Of last week. We Chez
lilly make this statement and would add
nat we believe no one has charged the
1oclor with selling whishry.
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brennan & Bro.
west ES6d.
Gl'eonville, ~. G.

FVyO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS md the
l. public generally. As we can not see
you IT, person, we viii tell you through the
SENTINEL that we have just laid in from
Baltimore, New York. Boston, md Phila-
dolphin--a full line OF Choice Groceries q,
Rock Bottom Prices.
We huy our Flour direct from the Mills,
and sell at Pricos that defy COMPETE
TlON-our trade is growing fnst.-our Gus.
toners will follow us when they want
BARGAINS.
Our Confectionery Department ia com
Plet-Goods all fresh and genuine. We
have advantage in freigh, and can sell you
cheaper thnn you can buy elsewhere.
MIR q. T. Willis buycs cotton in our
Store and will be glad to see you.
with thanks for past favors, we arc yours
truly.
BRENNAN & BEO
=. S.-Pnrties who owe us for Guanos
can settle with US hero or NJ. J SMITH.
Easley. oct 4, 1883.
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Hard Times +!
~>-- o

cit is an i'll wind that blows no
good"
This is concod"d by all to- be tho
shortest crop over raised IN this
country.
As a matter Of course tho scarcity
OF money will naturally bo groat.
This pressure, however, will be
greatly roliovo1 by Cheap Goods. =.
Recently ut II big auction sale
10000 packageS of Goods, amount
ing to ovor two millions dollars woro
sold to tho highest bidder. They
wont cheap.
We wore in Now York at tho
time and bought IL pile Of Bar
gains.
Our stock is immense. Goods
must be sold. Our customers will
got Bargains.
J. II. MORGAN e. BRO. asks
advice OF nobody as TO how they
shall sell their Goods.
Wo know con which side our
broad In buttorod," and we know
that low prices will hold tho trade.
People want something else be-
sides vain prctcnsione for their
money.
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What You Can Buy
For SBI.oo-

TO our fTends VIC now propose to tell you
Of somo Of the many things in our immense
s'ook thai you can have Tor One Dollar, 10
wit:
Is. yards Jeans for '~.' 81 90
yards Heavy Jeans for J 90
3 yards still bolier jeans for 90
And VIC bave the best hotaomads jeans
| for As cents per yard
s yaI DIS Rcd Flannel for 100
4 ysrds Rcd FIannel for 100
yards White Flannel for 100
8 yards White Flannel for 100
IL yards Cotton Flannel for 100
10 yards Cotton Flannel for 400
yards Cotton Flvnnel for 100
yards Cotton Flannel for 90
| IL yards 4 Sea Island for 90
| 10 yards a. Sen Island for 100
II yards A Bleaching for 90
10 yards A Bleaching Tor 100
20 yards "a Bleaching for 100
And all it will cost you for 20 yards
Calico is 90
16 yards Calico for 90
l3 yards Calico, dozen buttons and
l spool cotton for 100
10 yards J Wool Dress Goods for 100
8 yards J " ool Dress Goods for 100
& yards Broom ded Dress Goods for 100
10 yards Cotton Checks for 100
And all it cost Is 81 for 32 yards of
Remnants Of Calico for
20 yards Heavy Quilt Trimmings for 90
20 yards Shirtng for 100
Is yards Shir,ing tor 100
l3 yards Shifting for 100
IL yards Heavy Drilling for 100
10 yards Good Bed Ticking for 100
) yards Better Bed Ticking for 100
yards Best Bed Ticking for 100
20 Ladies white aad red Handk'fs 100
The Best Unlaundered Shirt for / U0
10 Pair Gents 4 Hoes for 100
10 Pair Ladies Hoes for / 90
20 Ladies' Collars for 100
s Gents Linnen Collars for %
l Pair Ladies Undervests for 100
3 yards Oil Cloth for 100
| 10 yards Hickory Shifting for 100
yards Hickory Shifting for 100
20 Spools Cotton, 500 yards zach for OU
20 Sools Cotton, 200 yards each for l W
4 Pair KID Gloves for / UU
4 Pair Lislc Thread for W
Black Velvet. Black Silk and Colored
| Vciver for Trimmings
DR.. Warmers Corset for 90
Stradley Il Barr Mat tchcss Corset for 90
48 yards Irish Trimmings for l W
20 yards Crash for Towels tor OU
10 yards Crash for Towels for l %
20 Hand Towels for %
8 Turkish Towels for 90
4 Linen Towels for 90
10 yards Cotton Diaper for l %
3 yards Unfni.hcd Cmnbric for | W
| yards Unhishcd Cambria for UU
Is yards Unfinished Cnnbric for UU
And now with these prices ns leaders in
our immense stock, We expect to be very
busy. II space would allow us we could
speak of hunlrtd. If other things. but will
s"iicc IL to Say We have eycryihingtnat is
Kept III Dry Goods House, All il you ,lon't
90" what van want don't fail TO ask for il,
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OPENING CuURT WITg Pawn

OPENING COURT WIrIi PRAYER.
Aftor the jury had boon drawn ia
Trial Justice Bloase's Court last FRI
day, and tho lawyers aud witnoss
we're all r@Idy TO proceed with tho
case, tho Trial Justice asked all par.
Ties t" Sand up, and whom they did
30, no offered up a fercent pray or,
asking among othor things, that the
witnesses TO be sworn in tho case
would remomber their oaths TO
speak tho truth, the whole truth
and nothing but the truth" 1t was
proceeding. --Ne,Oberry o.
Seruoy, 1874
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State of South Carolina
County of Pickens

By j. ii. NEwToN, JUDGg or PROBATE.
Whereas, Thomas Il. Price and Mar
garet Roper has made suit TO me, to grant
them Letters Of Administration, Of the
Estate and effects of Charles Roper, de-
ceased-
These are therefore to oite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and orcd
i,ors Of the said Charles Roper, de-
ceased. that they be and appear before me,
in the Court of Probate, to be held ut Pick
ems o. H.. on tho 10Th day of October 1913,
after publication hereof, at IL o'clock in
the forenoon, to shcw cause if any they
have, why the said administ ration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and zeal this, the
lst dny Of October A. d., 1853
J. II. NEWTON, J.r.P.C.
octt 4, 1883 2
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Dress GOODS

Vile.
7,7S7 yards all shades half wool
Dress Goods at 10 cents.
$500 yards Colorcd Cnshmorcs.
every possible shade of color and nn
excellent quality Of Goods for l24c.
Beautiful! Dress Goods at Is, 16,
IT, 10, and 20 conts.
The Handsomely 25 and 28 copts
Dress Goods in South Carolina.
A magnificent Iioo of tho finest
| grade Casl,morrs made.
Fronch Ottoman Cloths in single
and double Widths, tho newest thing
from across tho waters. LA iios
Cloth IL yards wido.
French Amuros, Borgiline Cloths;
English mixtures. &C., in tho now
shades, Marroud'oro Brown, Ma
hogany, RcHida Green and Blue,
Havanah Brown, Turcoiso Blue,
This stock of Dress Goods would
40 clcdit TO any house in tho larg-
est cities.
From our inability to do this
stock of Dross Goohs Justice here
wo shall rclinquish it and take
up tho subject of u. HI. REDHe-
GAN az ESEeO'S Silks.
Hm Black Silks we are we'll
Fixed.
Wo have Black Silk at so ccnts
The best rs CTS Gro Grain Black
SILK IN GrcenviIo.
But when it comos to Black
Silk at $1.OO then wo aro woll fxod
indeed.
We claim to show tho bost $1.25
Black Silk ever dreampt of in this
part of tho world. This is too good
u thing To miss. You had better
tako IL look at it before you buy, for
if you SOC IL attor having purchased
elsewhere you will bo sorry.
Our Black Silks at $l.40, $3.50,
S1.60 and $l.75 are wonderful things
Tor tho money.
30, ter grades in proportion.
Rhudzmin CoIorcd Silks, somo-
thing entirely now and beautiful
Goods TOO.
Como and see us. 1t will pav
your. We have too many Bargains
TO enumerato in this space. A House
chuck full Of Goods at
J. H. Morgan & Bros
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MER.
s... CHANTS,
GREENVIALE, y. G..
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we Offer

20 yards good style Calico for 81 90
$1,000 yards exquisite Goods at S, 6,
and cents. Lot those match these
pr'cos. quality and styIo who can.
Il yards good Bleaching, one yard
wide for 81.
II yards Sea Island Shifting for 81.
lo yards Sea- Island Shifting for 81.
$500 yads All Wool Red Flannel
ut Is conts.
lib pieces bcttor grade Flannols,
White, Rod and colors at every
possible price, up to tho finest Goods
mado.
~ yards Remnant Calico for 81.
Is yards good heavy Shifting, 81.
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,HuRsDAy. OCTOBER. 4, 1888.

Che Abbeville Press and Banner replies
o an editorial artice on the subject of ed.
@0iion,- appearing in this journal q few
ks ago, and calls for facts and fignres.
,he editor is absent, but will doubtless re-
rUnd upon his return. In tho mean time
81 hould tho Press and Bonner Become impn-
t we refer him to the Columbia Register
&, RgureS.
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Notice.

OREEsVILLE. 8. c.. Sept. 18th, 1883.
PicKEFs SENTINEL: Please give notice
through your paper that Mr. LUTHER +.
SMITH can be found At Easley for the next
20 days, 10 receive COTTON in payment
of Stono Guano. All paitios owing the
Company will please cali and settle during
that time. Respectfully.
FERGUSON & MILLER.
sept 2T, 1883
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There was n worry small crowd in
Attendance on Hale day. 1t was one
of the dullest since last juno. Sew
oral valuable tracts Of land wero
disposed of. Fora whilo u biddint;
was livoiy. Ono tract of land ovoI
on tho Saluda side sold tor Two thous.
and and five hundred dollars, ono
halt cash.
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Z

rnnd Of tho army to Gen. Sheridan, and
ractically retire to private life ON the lst
November next. Gen: Pope will proba
ly succeed Gen. Sheridan in command O
&c military division Of Missouri
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Wo understand that LOWS r..
Redmond will soon DO moved from
tho prison in tho North TO some
mildcr climate.
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Mt. View Academy, Central Township
AT the close of school. September 2lst,
the following received prizes: Hal Boggs
and Bobbie Cochran for best reoitations
during the term, and Louie Cochran Cor
punctuality and good behavior. TEACHER
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he prostraIe robhrr cursed hnne VINO I'm
I ,dia,ely blew his brains out. and then
occeded TO drive the coach 10 its desina-
n, strnpping the wounded driver to his
It. The stage company rewarded Kanc's
rvices with % present Of 5000
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Tho best is the cheapest. Buy
Shriner's Indian Vermiiage, as it IL
guaranteed TO destroy and oxpoI
worms Tho child's greatest enemy
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Moa,ems believe thap ,no r wo,,,I IN.

Mosiems believe That the World willscom
70 q end at the close Of the thirteenth mo-
llomedan century, which will be on or a.
bont November 8th One reassuring tea0lre
al che case is that reasonable notice of Jhe
itppleasaniness Is q. be given, as tradition
s'eclarest lie sun shall riso in the W. est during
&apaadan fact this month IL is sail that q
larnation has been. issued from Mecca
stisg true believers, 20 prepare for the
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The Georgia Legislature has passed n
I'll requiring all hotels and restaurants
nat use olcomargarinc to post up in n con-
:picuons place card with "this house
" 'es oleomnrgarinc, printed on it.
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An Old Acquaintance Heard From

" II UIu acquaintance Heard From.
Hugh 2. Kane, who was one Of the U. s.
equity Marshals here, and who achieved
rtoriety by killing Amos Lndd and subse-
ionty disappeared after giving testimony
the United States Court against political
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A. 9. Richmond, n Republican
politicnn of Charlcston county,
committed suicide with poison ON
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ID CCntS
Hoavy twiIlcd Jcana, all coIUr, t".
mon and boys 20 ccnts
Extra honvy Docnklms, Tor u,rn ~n.I
boys rs cents
Extra heavy Tricot, tor nua nnd
boys 25 cents
Wool Jeans, for men and .-,.. &c..
Wool Dooskins, tor men 4 o.. 3gr
BIao Wool Ioans, (bargain) 70. .s
and boys 333
AL colors, Jeans, (bargain) |~f vea
and boys 33i
All colors, Doeskins, for H.. .od
boys 335
Wool Kersoys (oxcollont go'.... iar
mon and boys 335
Wool Joans and Korseys tor #.'n
and boys DO cents
Home -mado Joans, Kcrsoy, @na
Doeskins for As and SO r.r.
White Flanncls from Is to aI.s.
Rod FlanncIs from Is to &C ..a...
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Dress Goods.

We intend to givo great car" 'o
tho buying of this stock, am .>0!
opon on or about tho 20Lh of ~ap
tember an excellent line Of l.#Lt,
AND WINTER DRESS GCnUN.
Don't buy until you SEQ our s.9oll.
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w. P. Hal, "a prominent and worry
successful busineas man of Char
icston, died at PcndloLion on Friday
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WHEN IN .?ICKENS !
CALL ON
w. T. McF

FOR FINE TEAS, COFFEES,
Sugars. Syrnps, Flour, Ba-
con, Lard, Rice,
Grits and
Fish.
Boots, Shoes aMGl Helabbers,
Ticking,
Calicoos,
Hosiery,
Harness,
Solo and Upper
Leather,
Lead and
Caps,
Pluws and
Plow Stocks.
Carpenters and Shoe NAnk-
CPS fools.
Tobaccos, Cigars aud Cigarcttcs
all at reasonable prices, and no
Shoddy Goods.
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I-s1SGeKl2 :

Onr celebrated Mississippi Jeans
Oho best in tho worlD is to Le sold
ut 40 conts. This il the best prop>
crly VIC have ever owned. 1t take.
but one trial to mako for it nn cvcr>
lasting friend.
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Oolng takon down to seo hcr fathor,
and WAS probably fatally injured.
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ID H q NJ h Es
G..-.. .s
oH a. .rs
........s.
r. Y 3,
PICKENS COUNTY!
P- E q M h E

Tho Summer and Tire drought arc,
almost ovor, and VIC "a&,a.,- t'i turn
our attention to prcpori"' for tho
Fall"nd Wintor monIna, III # us
have seen our fondesi ag.na locay
by the severe drough, :'..' Uo ri7;-
tod tho Piedmont 3acli.n "t o@.s
state; but wo must rcmo,nbcr lhat
this is not tho only svruou a. has
suffered, and try and uUr,for, our-
solves with tho kn@"Ivtap, lI.r
while our outlook may be- yojS6a S,S$a,s
y, there arc others who huyrr arcJ
worse than We have.
Tho latest reports seem e. 0luL
to an advance in a. >adrotuffs,
such as corn and Hou, Nns We AFRO
glad to say such is NJ q &&e' With
ADry dGOHii#s
The mills wcro all o"'rst8&E and
large lots of ,hcso G'"n~ h:,vc boon
forced on the market lg .rrn2 t.vavy
auction sales in New Eorf
A great many of ESQ .H'..l, sold
at from Is to rs pei ..nJ 1o'.v the
Standard Prices. A ... 49, ,."havo o
resident buyer in that ., has
secured for us some -
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cheeks and slight tremor of her voice dur
ing the rendering of her first few
sentences plainly told how deeply
and gratefully she felt the gener-
Gus reception given her by strangers. The
audience then quoted down to listen, to
judge, and to decide. Mile Rhea has q
strongly marked French accent, but her
enunciation is perfect. Her words are
clear-cut, and her sentences properly en-
phasized. She has keen appreciation
of the meaning of every line, and by her
delivery succeeds in conveying that mean
ing to her auditors. She is possessed of
that quality only to be found in artists of
genius; that innate mysterious something
which gives the actor and actress the pow
er of losing their own individuality and
for time becoming so imbued with the
joys and sorrows of the character they as
sumo, that the voice, eye and features Wv
Idly portray the emotions expressed in the
authors lines, and so electrify the audi
ence as to make them feel sense of the
reality of the passions that sway the artist.