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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
To Our Patrons.

The season of tho year has como when
money is in circulation, and tho printer
asks that all who arc in arrears como
forward and settle. We have boon very
indulgont to many of II patrons for adj
vortising and job work as we'll as sub
scription. TO all who are in arrears q
year OF moro wo arc sending statements
of thoir account, and hopo, that each and
ovory ono will obligo us by q prompt re-
mittanco. Tho printing of q first class
weekly paper like tho COURIER involves
n great deal of expense, hence the ncccs-
sity of requiring II patrons to adhere
as nearly as possible to q Dash basis. No
offence is meant by us in rendering ac-
counts to Our debtors, and mono should
be taken. Tho observance of business
principles, rs we'll as necessity, compolls
the prompt collection of all dues. Those
therefore knowing themselves indebted to
the COURIER for subscription, advertising
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
IllItaan Sorth

ls&s GiI,$bJUSober H.A4G0Vefs
fnor-eleet9 Js Northern has re-
fceiyed d letter from Captain Ii. n.
Tillman, Democratic nominee for
Governor Of South Carolina, in rss
Spouse to an invitations extendedsh hin,
to deliver AT, address at theaapproaoh-
ing Ssate fair5in Mason Iii his lets
ter, Captain Tillman says
81 acknowledge, with thanks, your
kind letter of September is, and APP
preciate very fully your congratula-
lions and expressions of good will.
You are to be- felicitated upon hay
ing obtained, without Struggle, the
nomination for which / Ind to fight
SO hard. As Simon Pure farmers
andrepresentatives of the agricultu-
raj classes, our course will be watched
throughout the United Statea@ith
great interest. f
aRefore you there is only plainsail-
ing,whIe, on the other hand, the
labors Of a Hercules arc before me
and lynx-eyed critics by the score
are ready to advertise any blunder
with q chorus Of 4 told you sos
"Being, in a large measure, unfa-
miliar with the daties before ms,
my time will be devoted till our Leg
i%slature meets to studying the many
important measures confronting u.s.,
and | will have no leisure for speech
making abroad or at home."-1u-
getsto Chronicle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

Tho present Congress instead of loav-
ing a surplus Of 800, 600, 900 on hand
ob year, has, by it's appropriations, alb
sotbcd tho surplus and plunged the
country into All indebtedness of oyer
$50, 000, 900 q year.
Those having claims against the county
should present them by tho tirft day of
November, so that they may DO audited
for payment. See tho notice of the
Clork of tho Board of County Commits
sionors in reference to tho same in an
other column. 81 .".
Mrs. j. e. Fogartic and children and
Mrs. McCorkle, her mother, loft WalhaIla
Monday morning for Chapel Hill, N. c.,
thor future homo. They carry with
them the love and esteem of all our poo
pic, who wish for thom kind friends and
pleasant associations.
Rov. John G. Henderson, of Cokcsbury,
Abbcville county, preached Il very cdify-
ing and instructive sermon in the Wal
halla Presbyterian church Oh last Sunday
night from the text, "Hor ways arc ways
of p~leasantncss, and all hcr paths are
~peacc:"-Prov. SIT.
Mr.. II. NJ. %Stribling, who has boon
studying law in tho office of his uncle,
Mails p. Dondy, at Walhalla, will leave
for Texas this week to become a citizen
of that State. We wish our young friend
tho greatest measure of SUCCESS in his
new fold o labor.
Mrs. DR.. W f. Wright, of Clayton,
Alabama, returned to Walhalla last week
for a fow days. Hor many friends wore
glad to moet hcr again. Mrs. Wright is
pleased with her Alabama home and says
She has no desire to return to South Ca
rolina to mako this State hcr homo again.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
Grend Inrr P,essnt naent

~ ta $ 9l&1 shJtanyR q 4 atssssA9.asI
OcoSRE CoUHTY.
loyhtsH Honor, Judge y. ]. Norton Judge
az tie Eighth Judicial Circuit, I''restl.,
ing ~ October Term y Court 1900
Wc, the grand jury, beg isayet o subs
little following report:
That we, Though committee, have
examined the county jail and find thatit
is we'll kept and the prisoners well pro-
yided fol-. We find sorpe window panes
out, and reco, mend that the County
Commissioners have them put in.
We have also examined the poor house
through a committee, and found that 1t
uii Kept and tlle paupers we'll cared
for. There are in tho poor house seven
In number.
We haYo examined tho county Offices
and found them in a neat and nice condi-
ton, and the books properly kept.
The Trial Justices have submitted their
books to us for examination. We have
examined them carefully and found most
Of them properly kept. We recommend
that whom they collect fines, and return
them. over, that they got the County
Treasurer to receipt opposite tho title of
the case that the fine was in.
Wo find that ill different parts of the
county tnat the public roads are in very
bad condition, especially the road leading
from Jarrard's bridge to the Maxwell
place. Tho roads leading from High Falls
to Stamp creek, and tho mountain section
of the Pulaski road, we learn, have not
been worked this year. The road OH the
other side of Seneca river Is also reported
rs very bad. Tho bridges, generally. are
worry good, with the exception Of the
Hudson bridge, across Chauga creek,
which is unsafe. We recommend that
the County Commissioners comply
strictly with the law in relation to roads
and bridges.
We further recommend that tho CHAIRS
that were recently purchased for the
court house BIO fastened to the floor. and
that tho floor, whore tho jurors sit, be
raised.
We report that lamar Gadsden and
Horny Richardson arc living together in
adultery, and that December Gadsden,
Martha Green and Rev. - Hopkins
arc material witnesses to prove tho same.
Also, we report that William Pitts and
Harriet Book are living in adultery, and
that Bartou Rothell, Severe Rothell and
William r. Smith are material witnesses
to provo the same. +
We respectfully submit the above re-
port and recommendations to tho alton
ton, and for tho information of the
court, and thank your Honor and tho
Solicitor for kindness shown us.
Respectfully,
w. a. LowEisY,
Foreman.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
THE PEOPLE AGAINST
Oath-BOund Selection, Sunday and
Midnirht Cnucusscs and ROycnfta-

Oath-BOund Selection, Sunday and
Midnight Caucusscs and Boycotts.
| MO sham sales or a transfers for collcc-
to beat tho sheriff. At the same old
stand since 1888. L%iquidating my debts
ono hundred cents to tho 81. Oakway
then q "wilderness." "March 4th, 1886,
tho garden spot Of Oconce." October
9th, 1890, essay ycrsof.")
j. j. Haley IL McGufin have on hand
and are daily receiving n largo and COM
plete, stock of General Merchandise,
which they will sell at prices to please all.
MIR. McGullin, as postmaster and partner
j charge, is authorized 10 contract and
receipt in the firms name and can be
found on hand at all times.
-. o. B.. Haley, in charge of Haley &
Iialcy's Ginnery, is prepared to do the
ginning IN first class style. Tagging fm;
haul and gin for tho twentieth, or the
twenty-fifth and you haul.
All persons knowing themselves in
dcbtcd to j. j.. Haley, or Haley & Haley,
from last year and year before, arc hereby
notified that unless paid or satisfactory
arrangements are mado by tho LIST Of
November next, their M and The
this column. SO, gontlcmcn, don't allow
yourselves to be in tho black list, as you
may want credit another day, in the Ali
ance, for instance. Now, won't some of
you feel cheap, after cussing and boy
c0tting me SO much this summer, to have
mo publish you as indebted to mo in the
columns of tho KEowEE CoURIERP
Respectfully.
j. j. HALEY.
Oakway, S. G.
J October 8, 1890. 3S-3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
Local and SPECIAL.


JhFrax II sne atns5ie III sit 18th Gstaitsn EF6$s
:birs,, SYs9 e Norman Is Visiting her father and
fatally at Prosperity
Attention is directed toSthe change in
~ Haley's advertisement.
Preaching In the Walllalla Methodist Church
on es:t Sunday ytheS pastor, Rey. N. Car
Slisle.
MI. George j. Wilfon, Of Walhalla, IS
stOconse's sspIob" in the Citadel Academy.
Mr.. Gus Shanklin has also returned for
his second years course in tho Citadel.
MI, John @. Cary recently shipped a
lot Of cotton direct to liverpool from
Westminster. This is what wo call st.di.
rect trade,
Portal returns from tho election for
Congress in tho Fourth Congressional
District, looks Ike tho olcction Of Capt.
Shell.
is always pleasant to state pleasant
facts. The court now in session is d pro-
duction of Oconee, tho Judge, Solicitor,
aud other officers of the court, were all
originally Oconoo mon.
Married, by II, A. II. Gibson, Notary
Public, ut his residence in Wallialla, on
the 9TH Of October, 1890, MI. Wm. G.
Rcst TO Miss Savannah J. Welsh. both, Of
Oconee county.
Mrs. Baumgartel, and Mrs. John Rose, her
daughter, with her, children, left ;Walhalla on
Tuesday afternoon to visit their son and brother,
who lives at Eastman, Ga. They have not seer
their relative in ton or twelve years.
Married, September 20, 1890, at the
residence Of Mr..J L. Hutchins, by Rev.
7. @. Ligon, of 1ownville, Mr.. j.. M.
Ussery, of Hart county, Ga, and Miss
Blanol Ables, Of Oconoo, S. q.
Col. James l.. Orr, Greenville; Maj. b.
+. Whitner, Mai. e. B. Murray, Ander-
son; Jas. p. Cary, Esq, Pickons; VIM,
N. Graydon, Esq, Abboville; Ex-Judge
I. H. Cooke, Groonvillo, arc in attend.
anco upon court this wcok.
Tho Row. Geo. l.. Coax, evangelist OF
the South Carolina Prcsbytory, will begin
a p%rot,actcd meeting at tho Riohland
church, IN Oconco county, on Saturday
before the second Sabbath of October at
II a. NJ. Communion on the Sabbath .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

MRssRs. EDITORS AS the politi-
cal excitement has somewhat abated.
a sketch of a quiet sojourn in the
mountains, in the vicinity of Long
Creek Baptist Church, may not be
embarrassing to some of your read.
ers. This church is situated in Pu.
laski Township, which many of your
readers know is in the extreme North
western part of Oconce County.
The Township was named after
Count Pulaski, the distinguished
Polish patriot and hero of Brandy
wine. Count Pulaski having lost
his father and brothers in the hope
less defense of his own country, and
being himself out-lawed, came to
fight for the freedom of America.
He lost his life in the cause OF
America and was buried in the Sa-
vannah river.
Long Creek church, the school
district, the school and postoficc all
take their names from q beautiful
creek of that name in the neighbour
hood. This creek has it's source in
the Round Mountain and in its me-
andering course to the Chattooga
river, into which it cmpties, repre-
scnts the letter S.
The members of Long Creek
church had last year just completed
a splendid new church, when in a
short time, and before it was even
consecrated to God, it was destroyed
by fire. 1t is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary. With
Christian zeal and perseverance,
however, they again went to work
this summer and have now erected
another magnificent building, which
is even superior to the other. 1t will
this time be covered by insurance.
The church is built upon the site OF
the burnt building and is an homo,
to any community.
In going from Westminster tc
that section, n travels tho Rogue'e
Ford road and over a ledge of noun.
tains known as the Brasstown. The
scenery along this route is grand,
picturesque and romantic. In some
places it seems a stupcndous wild.
ness. Tho gigantic trees, the gor.
gcous rocks, the varied shrubbery,
the deep ~ravines and sparkling water,
all proclaim tho wondrous works of
God. The highest one of this ledge
is known as Battle Ground Mountain.
1t terives it's name from tho fact
that, many years ago, when the
Roguc's Ford road was being cut
out, Sampson and Hercules. two of
the most noted DULLES Of the country,
in order to decide which was the
better man of the two, engaged in a
fight OH this mountain. 1t is said,
they fought and fought and contin-
ucd to fight, until finally one OF
them, from moro exhaustion, frankly
admitted that he had for once met
with his match.
On this mountain are two parallel
springs. called the Brasstown Double
Springs. The water from one flows
from the North and tho other from
the South. The two springs are OK,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

As this is a day of syndicates and
trade combinations, it is not improba-
bio that the farmers organizations
will combine ono of these days and
corner the whole cotton crop of the
South. 1t would be a grand scheme
and if carried out so as to hold half
of tho cotton, it would made things
lively.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
| II Pills
J I'll ia Hi
malaria, Dumb ChiIls,

s0,rn - =
Our old friend, Maj. b. F. 6tKeeIIey,,
has loft OH our table a sweet potatoo
grown from a vino of last years planting.
Tho winter was SO warm, Mr.. O'Kolley
says, that his potatoo vines. sproutcd out
from tho old plant, from which tho DO.
tattoo presented was recently dug. This
is q pretty good tale, but Uncle Bon is a
truthful and honest man, and can sub.
stantiato Il statement.
MI. VIM. Adair had $3.50 stolen from
his house on Thursday night, September
20. 1t was a bold theft. Tho family
wcrc at supper, when some one entered
an adjoining room and carried away q
trunk containing tho money. Tho trunk
was found nca by, but ritlcd of its con
fonts. This is quito n heavy loss for Mr..
Adair. Tho guilty parties should DO cap
tuod and punished.
At tho last regular meeting of Walhalla
Division Sons of Temperance tho follow
ing officers wcro elected for the present
quarter: r. n. Jaynos, w. p; w. w. Ro.
binson, w. A.; j. A. Anscl, II. s.; Miss
Kate Holloman, A. II. S.; Theodore
Schroeder, f. S.; Mrs. r. A.. Coffee, r.;
II. s. VanDivioro, O.; M. l.. Smith, Con.
Miss Doano Seaborn, a. g.; j. j. Norton,
Jr., I. S.; Walter Moss, 0. S.
Mr.. Robert M. Anderson, formerly q
citizon of Walhalla, died in Columbia on
the 9TH instant, aged ffty-two years. NV
Anderson had boon a citizen of Columbia
for n number of years, and had boon
Reading Clerk Of tho House of Repre-
sontativcD for n long timo. Ho was a
gentleman of sterling qualities and was
greatly admired and respected by those
who know him.
We arc requested to announce that tho
fourth quarterly conference of tho Wal
halla Circuit will be held in tho Walhalla
Methodist church on Saturday and Sun
day, October 18th and 10Th. Sacrament
of tho Lords Supper will DO administered
on Sunday morning. This will BIO the
last quarterly conference at which the
Row. j. Walter Dickson will preside on
this circuit, as his four years as Presiding
Elder Of tho Greonvillc District expires
with the present conference yoaT. Oar
people arc always delighted to meet with
and listen to Elder Dickson preach.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
Alliance Meeting.

There will DO q meeting of Wagner
sub-Alliance, No. 1924, at tho Wannor
school house 0 III Saturday, October II,
1890, at Q O'Clock =. M. Mombors re.
qucsted to attend.
j. j. KEITH,
President.
G. WANNER, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

We can show You tho largest and best
selected limo of Furniture over brought
to Westminster; 80 cheap that You will
be astonishod. Call and 10 convinced.
. II. N. Cartcr & Co.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

Now is tho time to buy your Fail and
Winter Clothing, SHIFTS cheaper til:.a;:. tia
cheapest. Everything in tho Gents Fur
hand. r. N. Carter & Co,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

When yynm need anything iii the liar.
ness limo don't foil to give rs q call. WWo
can show you tho largest stock oyor
brought to Westminster, and give you
prices cheaper than ever.
1881 sMF gEsN b.L.g. RI " Topsoc a., ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

The human family to-day consists
of 1,450, 100000 individuals. In
Asia, where man was first
planted, there arc now about $780,
100000, OF an average of 100 to the
square mile, In Europe there are
800, OO0,O 900, averaging 100 to the
square mile. In Africa there are 21O,-
100000. In America, North and South,
there are 110,000,00O, relatively,
thinly scattered. In the islands,
large and small, probably 10000
600. The extremes of the white
and black arc as 5 to 3, tho remain
ing 0 0,OO0,00O being intermediate
brown and taWny.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

A S0jOurn In the MOuntains--.The
Rogue's Ford. on Chattooga River
-..Lcdge of MOuntains..-The Scene.
ny, Water, Prominent Citizens, Deer,
Rattlesnakcs, etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-07
q West VIrgInIa Judge.
HoD the Republicans Missed an OPP
portnnity Once Upon a Time.
IFrom the lfasblngtoln PoeL. ]

Il
BY the 3eatt 81 Judge Thomas @.
Green, said HoIi atnes >. Butt, Of
Harper's Ferty. saeancy was
made on the Supreme 5eptd dt oss.
Virginia, Governor wilson has ap-
pointed Hon. Daniel B. Lucas 70 Gil
the vacancy until the general election
next fall.
s'You remember that Lucas was
appointed Senator ad interim by the
Governor, at the time the Legislature
in special session elected Faulkner
Senator, IN spite of the Governors
special call, Lucas was mot allowed
to take the seat. He is one of the
greatest lawyers in the country, ia
my Judgment. think he ranks
with the leaders, and 1 have heard
them all.
'.The Republicans missed a point
that they didn't help him to the Sem
atorship. If they had it would have
broken the Democratic party In two
in West YFg.si't and given the Re-
publicans . Senator
s'Do you know thnt little town of
Charlestown, wherr Judge Green
lived and Lucas nov lives Is q re-
markable place2 All the leading
families are blue-blooded colonial
stock. There are descendants of
seven Revolutionary generals right in
that one town - sl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-07
MIscELLANEoUs.
Ex-President Davis and General
Grant.

BosToN, Dec. 12.-When General
Grant was dying at Mount MacGre-
gor the Boston Glide instructed its
New Orleans correspondent to inter-
view jefferson Davis. BTr. Davis
was not seen personally, but in a few
days penned the following letter:
tDear Sir: Your request on be-
half of Boston journal for me to
prepare criticism on Gen. 3raht's s
military career cannot be complied
with for the following reasons: First
Gen. Grant is dying second, though
he invaded our country With ruthless,
it was with open hands and as far as
1 know he abetted neither arson nor
pillage, and has: since the war, be-
lieve, shown no malignitY to Confed7
crates, either of the military or civil
service therefore, instead Of seeking
to disturb the quiet Of his closing
hours, / would, II It we're in my pow
Ier, contribute to the peace Of his
mind and comfort d. his. body.
JRFfERSoH DAVIS .,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-07
Governor leoEaon AppeaI


NEW ORnR lssss, Dee. Is EDasss
meeting Of Gonfssi crate sc Grams MAS
held last night; aud resolutions adopt
ed mourning Tie death Of the reae
chieftain and pied iug themselves to
provide fund for ne family of the
deceased and to raise . ,fnp 1ent to
his memory Gov, Ohm B. don,
Of Georgia presided md addge sed
the meeting as follows
Is one Of the saddest ana yet sWeet-
est and Rn6uiest 6ee ions Of q life
time; ssadd dest because ne have borne
to his tomb our great CHI tain sweet
est because We have laid him to rest
after life's fitfnl fever is over On q
bed softer than WAS. ever made by
blooming roses or pillow of down.
We have buried him with the bless
ings and honors and esteem and ef-
fections of grateful people. Let
me add that itiWas fitting that he
should be laid to rest with the flag Of
the Confederacy, ahieh be loved so
well, folded about him sud buried
with him, aud tue. tafs and stripes
OF the republic, for whose honor and
defense he split his blood, wayering
over him. IL he could speak to Us
tonight I am sure his Injunction
would be to remain true to che mems
ories of the past and no less true to
the duties of the future and che glory
of our American republic. The grief
over his death is ours but his fame
will yet be claimed for his country
and mankind. -
Gov. Gordon then urged tlIat;a
fund. should be rpised to build anon
ument to his memory and provision
made for Mrs. Davis and the DauglI-
ter Of the Confederaoy, because it
was a holy duty:to our own manhood
and the highest privilege left us
Addresses we're also made by Gov.
Buckner,. of Kentucky Gov. Lowry,
of Mississippi Gov. FoWle, of North
Carolina Gov. Eagle, Of Arkansas;
Gov. Fleming, Of Florida, and Gov.
Nichols, of Louisiana, ,9snd others.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-07

Especial attention Is called 70 the large Vie
remedh stands to-day without 3 single peer on
the face Of Mother Earth. So fully Convincing
IS its virtue and merit that It Is now sold under
an absolute guaFautee.D DR.. p Z 6ardner;
doing what consider q duty 70 bumuuity. 81.
accommodating Victor Liver Syrup, "a ~ jffis.
may need q eearcheF and fenoydfor 6f r 81 M
attic organs and functions TITS I 90 from nv
own personal e1pelie1Gs IA To uses AfT
dealer can fnrnieh oboF Don't beii6va 81
who sac they have sOmefhihe lust y zoo -
They either want to sell 70 sen. : oii
tqeTe IS moro profit in or are TOO liked t6 81 4
what you IFl1ts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-07

A VALUABLE AND UNIQUE BUSINESS
CALENDAR most convenient,
valuable and unique business table
or desk calendar, for 1890, is tie
Columbia Bicycle Calendar and Stand
issued by the Pope Manufacturing
Co., of Boston, Mass. The Calendar
proper is in the form of pad of 36B
leaves, each 5Bx24 in, one for each
day of the year, to be torn off daily,
and one for the entire year. A good
portion of each leaf is blank for
memoranda, and as the leaves are not
pasted but sewed at the ends, any
entire leaf can be exposed whenever
desired. The portable stdRd which
holds the pad, contains pen rack and
pencil holder and is made Of solid
wood, brass tnoiinted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-07
Electric Bittefs.

This remedy is becoming SO well known and
go popular as to need no special mention An
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song of prnise-a purer medicine does not eI-
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claim
ed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of
the Liver and Kidneys, viii ren0ve Pimples,
Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood. Win drive malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure ali MalRrsal
fevers. For cure of Heahace, Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Bitters-entire satis-
faction guaranteed or money refunded. Price
SOC. and 81 per bottle at DR.. Jno. B. Bishops
drug store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-07

Great things hive ever hinged on tribes
The first family difficulty on recrd vas caused
by an apple coret the last VIC heard of was tho
negligence of n father to keep up the supply
of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup when all hands had
q cold.
Salvation on Kills pain every time. For cuta
bruises sprainsi trains, .Surns sealds and FROST
bites itisIand infRllible cure. Only 25 cts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-01-07
George q. TraYis.
TuE ROss RARRpR

DESPECTFULLY announces to his friends
HI and the public that has removed to the
front upper room in the Gibson building, ad-
joining the court-house yard.
NY shop has been Thoroughly Furnished and
Improved. with the Best Patent Spring Chairs,
have the services of q competent assistant.
Promptness. neatness. and poiiteness. my mot
to.
April 6. 1856