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Ti dE SEN TI iNL J. E 1 )tRWqEditor'. J. E. BOG( & Co., Proprletors. P1'WK1\ E N U C .. S C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1887. For RnbsCrliptt on, $1 .5O per tnun atrictly in tnIvance: fuor six mont h, 7Sc. AdvertiMenents4i insert(e it.Hm e (111la erR(tlureofone' iIt 1 Iess for the first. insertion a1 fifty cents for each stub sen ti ent. insert ion. l,il'rOI (lis(')u 't mle)1( C to n)L)Yehatnts hwl ' t(ers advertising for six t7lnnths or hv ILe var. Obituary Notices cee( dirg Fvelines , T1ribntes of il"'$.rt, (}omntnoientio ns o fa personlI (li,rneter, w1en atdmissalc Vill he chnaedt for is alvertisenets. AdverteingIurMan( OS)-nc('S'. , wherr nd"^vt' lnl cuntrata& ny 10 nado lvr It lV LYLW gOII,K. Affected by the New Law. A New 'York special to thv Atlanta Constitution says: Win. H. Schofield President of the Carolina, Cumber land Gap & Chicago Railroad, says that the plans of his compaty have beeii somewhat disturbed by the inter State comm:erce bill. lie is going to London in a short time to confer with a finaneial house which will iSSue the $10,010,000 first mortgage bon(l there. 'The lines of road will start from Aiken, 3. C., and Augusta, (ia., converging a short distauce North west of the two )1ire5, When(o the road will run directly to Loxingthm, Ky. Iis connections vill t here bte formed with Cincinuti, Chicago, St. LOUis. and othe.r Western points. The length of the road will be abont 400 miles, and s,me (f the gradingY at the Soutliwrn extremty is r'tdV done It will tal the extensivu' coal and111 iron tields in North Carolina Virginia, anid Georgia, nud the Ten nessee m81"alie lidis, ns1 well as the cotton bel of the Ca:-olinas. Mr. Schoti,ld thinllks that the pas1eo of the inter-SI ate ft commr5er hill will practically shut o(t the WVest fromu connection with the Atlant i sclutard; but he says 11h( road vill be built. Its direct connect ion will be with the ocean at Charleston, Port ltoyal and Savannah. Important sp n.etne Court !)e cision. The following is a synop--is of a very important. decisitnt by the su pretme Court o1 ote State, aS it irtu ally declare'4, tlatt all Iiwnship sub icriptionsa in aidl of raoil s ar t ot to be0 considered taxes butii ratherc in thle nattie oI (f a (iinracit I-weena townsipls so) votiing and1( the railroadl complanyI. The C'arolina Cmiuherwland Ghap anid Cliieago R ailr<nnl Comnpany.v.s.Trib le, County Treaisurm-, et. al.- Xe tion by M~annfactur iin'4 Comp111any to llecover their Tax und"r the Act of 1873. Under the atit of TIW GL;neral As semrbly' of this State, passe~Id in 1882. Williaimston Townishiip, in Anderson county, voted a subteript ion of $6, 000O to the caplital stock (of the Caroli nat, Cumberland Glap andl Chicago Railroad Companyil, thlelaitiit. This sub)scription wasl to 1)e paidl ini two equal annual instlhnen(ts. The first was collected and1( paid0 ini full to) the ment was colkected and1 before laid(; over to the iIlain)tif, the Pelzer MaI,nu-| fuacutrinug Company, was loatecd awn T'owmI.hip1, eniod thle benctit oft 11in. act of 1873 to encouirag and aid ronfaffcturers1, reenaciltedi a$ shd vision 23, of section 179, Genuerail Statues. The Cou8yTrasrer lpaid the amounift, tixed anid deterineiltd bv the CoAmptrollier Giienra as prop1 er, to wit, $1 ,10.5,46, bactk to) tIi heompany. Shortly thorea fter the I rihvayi1lf com11 pany commurenced their act ion against the County 'Treasurer and( his bonds. men for the recovery of tis sum with interest. The case wats heard by the Circuit< ,Tudge without a J1ury, who dismissed th ecomnplaint. The pilainitift appeal The Supremte Cur 1 c1(onIsiders and deteninles the following mai qutes- 1 tionslt in the case, ulponi which it turn.-, Does tihe Act (of 187:1 apphly to a taix I like the one raised up1on1 t he towniship t voting this subscription? If 5(o; wias t the County Treasurer aIut.hori,(d( to refund the amou()lnt paid in by the Pelzer Manuifacturing Comnp1mv to sakdl mpanyV, out of them subsciption1 a mnoney' voted bly the townsh10 tip n col. s ected b)y him, therviby dimnishinig The com-t decides bo0th these ques~ tions in the nlegative. Thec tax referr ed to iR nieithier State, (colnity or mu nicipal, as5 c(ntempIIlated by the Act TIhe vote of the townsihip) authoriinug t ' the subscription of $t,0 "owas ini the nuature of a conttrac~t onl the l'art o~f the township, and thatt sum mus~t be pai< toU ai company,and the m<lIfey rais el uner te Acttoimet the stub- I scriptkion by virtue of Sec. 1.1 of the o et virt,ually belonugcd to the plainitiff~ pnd shouild hiave beeni tuirned( over to tbetreasurer of the comipany "as son a us practiecable" after c4llect.,in. aleet eo evre nase I saaadtfo ril Olion by Bimp (coadrnsed From nni!V Aeus.) Court convened on the 7th inst. Jo. seph L. Collins, James and John Hol den, Aelxahder Sherman and Lau ronce Cok- were tried for retailii,g without license and acquitted. J . B Eileuberg was tried for the Bamne of fense and convicted. True bills for the same offence were returned against William Drakeford, Romeo Fewell, A. Ellenburg, Vash Salnond, W. H. Owens, Sanmel Har ris, James Boyd and Janies B. Mas sey. "No Bill" in the cases of Thom as Williams an(d V. V. Holden, same charges. Holden alnounced that he intends to apply to thd United States government for a diploma as this is the ninth timne he has been b fore the courts and nine times he has "comO clear." The ease against Samuel Dominick was discontinued. There were 76 old cases on the docket and about 100 nw ones, the material being al)le for a sitting of six weeks, but it is undorstool J udge Simonton is deterniited that the tern shall not be so long. Witness roll has not vet been Comllpleted, but they nber mnore than a h.tndredl so far. W illis J. Crelnslhaw, wvho was alb sent, U. WV. Alexamder and Elisha M. Alexauder, Were Iried for illicit distilling andcl cunVictecd. Seltenee was sIslpenlded. Joe Uriflith1 was covi"icted( of irtailing. V. 11. Owen, ch rgol Wit,h rttciling, was dischlar ged. (ases against Rufus G. Collins, AdamL1 (olsten titd Jaitmes 1Vd vere c on in ue(l. Tru1o bills were reftued againtst iifis Collins, Charles Coats aitd 1ilton ClVburnl. Charged with to tailing. E. 1H. Gallowayv, t he ci izen of P'iekens captured1 with the Iblckadle vhiskey w"agon nea1r Piedmont , was tried1 for retailing listilled li(luor oil which the tax had not been paid, and remoVing and coe1(55litg. He was co)nViete( Ind bhe severity of hit senl - tIlice ttra(ted ttteIti(on1. It was to Coilni("1eent II Pickeis jail ut.l Feb ruarv 1st 1888 and a fin1e of $3t)O. Ja(Ick Avery was (onVietcl of retail ing with''but paying the special tax. In the ease of Maxwell 1). Chap in an, (sonvirtl"d ttt a pr1io( us terim of retailint, fle seale1 sr t t.ue left for the p rione(r wvas Oi1( d( an 11x)di 1id tO ( ne mnth inl li'.-k s jail a1(nd that the 1ttis cln i s bIn iji 1 1l>ng timie siinc his m1'-est awaiting tile sit ting oif the ennI(' A sae been ()1 conicted on trial bey iniforma:tion11 lie wast dischiarged. Lois C. Pow"ell, the pr icipal inl t heP1iedmon t whi'key pabil1ing~s(lcp ail' s1nce atnd foundi' Mlil V d ai.i 21 Iz edl senit(nce left forl L.im. IJl1fayebte Pelfray, romml~ in ill Carit cc, retaiulinhg main untured It hlaceo w ithlot license, nom b ill. iNo) billsV were re'tuirnied ini thle cases of Wmii . .Hleves anld Volnlev ta Th:le CaIses of Tlamin y Sia fred Co~ x, U. W. Alexande,r aid B. N ) ((uirei was tril for- un!awfuil re.I months11 iln jail ('nd. to pIay a1 l'.e o recon1onenii'datio that Zack./l . I g-bbV tcused of sundryI's vi 'laitions of th revP,n t 4 laws, be I(i'l pardond if collv~iet sd. The n-eu sedIP it a boy oV'f fom-t uleen >r fiften andf~ (1( the jury' sayb the (bvi lIece sho(wed( that hi s tran1isgre'sions1 >f law was (done in ignioranice aniid ausedl 110 losfe to theIl gove'bi!rirint. No) bills were rebturnled in1 the (cases If Sainiuel Hopljkins, Wm,. 1H. Ho'pkiins When couriit adIjouirned Friday,- the rise (of Geborge Masters, charged w ith >er.jurf, wasH peninIg. The Publi ie O piniiion, a journalii pub Shedbl at Wa'shington, D). C., is onIly'1 wI yearYs 1)1l, but4 it has1 abouIlt two ms.' of cheek. It aIsks the SENTINEn, I subscrSeibe. We rpblIiedl at (once hatt it theI Pubiil!e Opinuionl wonlI sahb eribe foru thel SENTINEL,, we Would nblscibe)( for Puldie ()pinion. When conhviets in Florida wnnt to inke app)llication for ai pardon111, theyi a-e reqjuiredu to give tent days'i no(tic nt at newspaper that they will apply 0 the Pard1 oning Board, stat.inlgw1ien, thIat plac(, anid the cr'imne of wh'ich biy were conIvictedl. S. M. Morgani .dvertises ini tile Daily Advocate that e wants to be partdonecd for the cr1imeC f forgery. Any onel sendIinig u5 t wo new sub cribers aca>mpanJied by the cashl, vill be~ entitled1 to one op)y of the Cursery and Orchard, the best book hat hans ever been writen on th nu eet. and wall worth thren (oln-2 TE ACE'S l BU 4EAU. CONlUJClED lBY W. M. M1'OA$l AN. wil1 hot Home one of the nally teach. era itt Pickens County send 11 is an ar ticle oii how he teaches Mathematics, History, Geography, Enlglislh (ram. mar or any other bi'anclh of school work, for our next coluni1? This is the teachers' column a11(1 open to ev cry body interested in the work The appeal to parents this week is from an experience( teacher, and deserves a careful reading. The doors of our school houses are always open, and a visit from any parenlt vill el) appre. ciated. Try it fathers and mothers, and See how it vill encourage your children. In a group of teachers at the State Normal Institute last, summer, Some of whom ha(1 taught before, as well 1s s111Ce the war, the question was asked, have you any dunces in your school? Frot each camne the answer "no." This elh)llatic no was very suggestive. have children born in in the evening, morle sense thati those born in the morning of the 19th con tury, or is it because other meanls have lbe(n adl)opted to develop the brinti? )r. ,Johnson said with prop C1 nanagemni(it, a6 gent.lemaln ennll be muade of anytbody---even of a Dutch man, if ho is caught while young enough to train. By this he meant that hiconscience could be reached wit li(>ut ap1,1eLin1g through his back; that hr (nn1 )0 taught. to d. right be cause it is right to (10 iL Convinciue a lit tle fellow that lie his som1e brain, and that yoU ree)cct him and1 half the Work is done; but scold him he (au1se he misses a question or RIS that"ltinanciering was a general in the revo'lut.ion." or doces not Hatisfactorily ainsw'r scie110 othcr q'('iestio in atboult which lie is iot epXeted to'know any thing, and1(1 you give hiin a goud sta't duune('wn1. If ti('cl)-s Wuldll always art aft r re lcctionl 1a 1not imp11)ulse, the won, chance would son b0 obs< - le to in 011u schoIl Vo cabularies. All schIcOol rlm ditli(+nlties vanlislh at the alprc,;h of sobr j(lginnIrtt andi rea sun. 'h(- fur' of )as.;itl.---tie old A'lan that 1las1hcs in the chi's eve, the Unii)iIII and1 wicked t.hou1ght that ri.-os in his hart, cui alva'-s h Ur rested yI a few P )litiC wVrIs frlcicn the teelcher. Tch.cing t!iat h:ts no con (scince 1in it is bu,t little brtter tli;L. ln'ali1g that hias nc rrli;;ion1 in it. 'Ilie child is 1 bing cciratedl, not simpl"1ly tc battie s'ir, ssfcful wit a the (i,IiTilt,irs of lite, but to g'rppl h an(1 ia,;ster the ilcr(' seriuM pr1ob-ln ofi eterncity. Nco crd i:y boyv w~ * ill gcc atsth;:y at schoolc if lin-oply dlt w~ ith. Cauttch hiii by the p.lverof 1 wit'ci ncl ccc, :1ncc you'~ will tis nuick4 for im ac~ miukc' fair dlealing, righJtuc and cmoder aticcn ai :uIi(de, they wil jl ch-' "ail toc have'L ini hecir :wehlcccs au st:cal otf morarityt; whlich like thad t of conunu nities. will ccontrcol aill whoc (cnIl withiin its inftluen'ce. An A preacl~ 4 ) 'jPrena. Thicre i-s n1c work~ inl ocur ('Cilunt ha:t neccds mac;fing U"i>rce tha;c 4 t imt of~ tcher:iLt' a :m c'.;ei m, 1c i. ticonis t r plientcd~in, byv ic'c tencehers oin t he dhfccilYercnt phass cof cdcttci it s ace ccn.ectdtc direci'tly ccr iniin-eitly wvith thtat. wcork wic I is dajlyv gc iic ccn ini cour schoolccs incisces. Whaut the eccclc ofr ouri counity- needic julst noi w is ~ ani meirencsed preiationi of t lwi I eachrs wor Vick. The c grea':t ma iijity of thei pcatrcons cct thcc scools sce~in.el'y everi gm.Vc a suingh. though:~lt toc thie sil jec't iinctter i)r to tIe t/go, ,c,,,v/( ccf thecir c'cliei es' edclcieatiion. TJimcv sendic them tic secool, ats ia uct( ct of e'urse fccr soc nmuyii weec'cks or' inianiths ini tic A yearil. Bui I bec:ond t hce linerc scnicnic~ theyc~ knocw niothcing, unillss at light dren'i are invohed~ci , orl S omi' of' themi receive ai lhillattin frccini t hie tiu-ch cir, thlenl the lic re readyl~ tic icecnure adi condemn(c;I the teneherc: forii somiei thing ccf whlich they arie totally iccuc itt. Tn'mey knoiw niot hcing cof tle mceni taiiaining, andc t-he patins takinig ofr the teai'cer, ini ccn'l,r tio pn>nmccte, iiiic deve'lopmenl'it andtu grow~thc cci the parit ccf their c'hijhlren'. It ocne ofl thces ratheriis on~t hiis sort ii t lhe tield I W wocrk-, he wocubct be apt. to knowc~ how~ lie hoyc put ini his tinw and the kid of woc rk he idcct;1;u thatc sam fcilathier shiows an utte r i1clh'('irnce to i te moicst imprccitaint thling c'onnccted'c with thait boy cs hife, am i thait, is what Ihe is dociing, whlile at sechocol, what he is I'liig, andl hicw lie i.-; bing taucghit. IHocw can the piairent iapprciatej tiheIi worlth ofcc thei 'tI chi i uducationi, cand live in ignorcianlce of tin work ofr thec' shcool house? If ccuri fathers andi moit her's kntew what tile tieacherci was' dauily I cinig for' their' chilcir' n, andc howc~ tic wasin5ccg it, they~ wouhiIl p!ace 1 a much higher e.Istictte ccn the woirthI of seliu>ol work, andi their sympnhathyv fori thle t.eaicher' wvoub lt hce greatlyv ii creaised . (Cou1l c parents wit ness what, tIle wriitert dlid a fe'w dlays agco, thcey ini onel of the gi'cateist of all cts, that of teachlinig, and1( they'~ couldl niot help becing chrauwn to) thei t.eacheri. To see the teacher tr'yinmg to lod(ge iln the mciin 's of Ii the chibclrein ideas thait thleir icteligence ocf thicse tinigs which are the fundlamental of true learning and greatnless, is tic witness a work that cannmliot fail to elicit the most heair:y ahpn cia tion. Let our teachiers senid weekly to the SEWrmLJ COctibutciins 11s how they re2sptetfuilly ccnduict the wocrk of I teacbinfg, anid bcy this meansLdh ourl pe-~ pie will learn to apprecialte and nu.g- I udde4? teacher's 'work.. Tnra, SaPed His Lie. Mr. D. I. Wiloox; of Horse Cave, Ki gays he wat, for many years, badly ar' Ilicted with Puthism, also Diabetes; the pains were almost utindurable and would somotiinos throw him int) convulsions, He tried Electric Bitters and got relief frorn first bottle and after taking six hot' tlos, was entirely cured and had gained nii flesh eighteen potndu. 'aeys he posi tively believe.i he would have died hid it not been for the relief afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold at lfty cents a bottle by Dr. U. W. Earle. Prize Storie., Tho Youth's Companion maintains its reputation for publishing the beet Serial and Short Stories as well as striking sto. ries of' adventuro. The next volume will contain the eight prize stories selected as the best from over 5,00) iuamiseripts sent in compltition, The first Serial Story, to appe.ar in January, will be ''Blind irother,'' in eirt oha' ters, illustrated. Every .,i1l want to read it. If $1.75 . reint 110W, it will pay for the paper to February, 1888. s.Miraculous Escape. W. W. Reed, druggist, Winchester, hid., writes; '"One of my customers, Mrs. Louissia Pike, Barton ia, Ramdolpll Co., hid., was a long sufferer with Con stimption. and was giveu( up to die by her physicians. tihe heird of 1)r. ling's New )iscovery for Consump tion. an1d e1(ganl buying it of me. In six months' time she walked to this city, a disiltnc of six milps, and now is' so anitch improced she his (uit, using it.. She feels sie ows her life to it. '' Free Trial Bottles at .)r. U. W. Earle s )rug Store. 'T.e (olden )ays, published by James Elvnrson, Philadolphial, Pa., for $3.00 per annum, is one of the most entertain ing and bet papers for children and young people, we have Over seen. Is bnalutifully illustrated and well worth the ioney. --O F Assessrmjent Notice. -- o AU IfTUR'S OF1FCE;, Pu'IcrNs C. H., S. C., Jau. 18, 1887. i H E County Auditor has been compoll tel to cancel engagements at all pro (Iinct4 except thme following on account of solie cout'lsiuu> ais to dalt'es. H Ee or his noputy will he at Iunmpkiutowu or 'Iueinay the 1st day of February 1887. At Aikens' Store, WVodnesday, 2nd Februsry 1887. At Nine 1'imes, Thursday, 3d of Feb ruary 1888. At Hiurric(ule, Friday, 4th of Febru rry 1887. At Six Mile School Holme, Saturday 5th of Februiry 1887. At Pickens C. IL., ithe balance of the Lim ao. Taexpayers will avail thtniselvOs of the nilet taie give u o akeIto turn 1(s and I. (,p? cacah will maake hii s or her Return in rson of u ual rr of acres of I 5Ll lY Buitilings, Lof5tOlad Personatiil Proberty ei('a ToIwnsip11, and no compiillaint ~1 ul (JO years oni the 1.-. ofI .lanua;y .7, excejt4 thio.e inenpil)dC (If maiking AfterC 4 the 20thi of ['ebrar atiiI'll Returnis nili be puit ini mkilljiCtl li t with thle 50) >rC'ventted by, MicknIess or a absdence fromi lhe Count(y at thle t i:no Cof .ist ing. J. R. (CLYDE, Couti.y Audito)r J:et 20, b%7. 17 ' Itf. Ziark & Wilcox )o t he best work of anuy tn us ~e the linest maiteri 1 of any lirmn South of lasoni anid Dickson'sline. 1e haUve the evidenIce to IroYe this~ f'romi the (?ur. gts Chlampion Ironl ['.ce CJo dcc 18. 84 1 1 C. wi. xm:wioont w.. .. Noiiw(oo). )ie. NoiltWOOl & No1gwo1). GAreenvlille, S. C. Otr. Ox AIu Staie, uly 29t It 1 886. 42 t f. It.'YouI WVant a Goo Atice )fi'rPwt Ton.u- C), ask5l your dealer for TT OFROUTHE CAROLINA l't'',11, rk IN.inee. Wher. . I. -I. I is ha:s mat:'le sit. to met, to 'not,l hiin-~ f,tters ot Atiieratin oIf lie F.tite anid ellets~ of Mlorri Miller, Tl'iese are therefore to) ite a:ehnhulish41 >fi the sai Mittris Aliller, deiC:asedl, that hey~ heC andi appear , beforeii lme, ini thei 'ort of Probatle, toC bel behl at Pi(lkens ilter pubtlicaution hiereof, it 11 o'clock in lie tforenoon, to shiew (0cuse if an1v they~ (bivit mluh-r mylt loadi ando seal, tis !7tht dIay of .I:C':ri Ann.oh l)oii 1887. jo3~,tN 18 6 Graeenaville, K. C. A. A.. G ATrES, Proprietor. 1. a ewl y rtitt el and ClexIetely fur. ish<d it h s tirst-chLs iin all itsi appiiint nmeits, and4( isonei of theC biest htotels in the tlitht Situtatiel in the hea.lthiesxt ande un st dei:rbit fuml City ini the coutr t, it of Cem t4UlPimlOl ATTr1t s l1)N -i 1lIT(lls and :011 tnrist4 and( thei enisie amii.et, be excelled in1 any City. feiG a M'FALL'S ALMANAC FOiR T 13RUJAR Y. "Prepare for war in time of peace Now is the time to begiif to lay in the aiunition and Field Pieces for the Coining siege. "An oumco of preventioii Is worth a pound of cure." Nothing will keep the wolf from the door like a good garden. My Garden S ed are fresh and reliable. rry them. ONION BUTTONS - ---AN t CAR) AG1 - E E D. Prepare the ground first with my Spade, Shovels, Rakes aid Plows. Use plenty of Elbow Grease--there's nothing like it for producing a good crop. Clean up the briar patches with my Hoes, Mattocks and Grub hoes, and plant corn there, with now and then a Pumpkin seed-make the Old Folks happy--make them think of ol( times. Clean out the ditches with my Shovels, and trim down the banks with my bush hooks. )on't fail to get one of my Potato Hooks for your wife; there's nothing like them for getting up potatoes; (and dinner will always he ready when you get there.) Look over the following articles and pick out whuht you want. 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J f .\C EI F *- A1 I I t inmler i u kiii'n-. . 11. A t wo io>rs er d viii I a d. A :goid lIvellg a".I , :i.dutnwary tut bi li: ts I and w 'I Ltar it Al at t his iilieer, oi to .J Mi0S Ia i'iEN8IIA W, hiri 10 ty lt.).mi ON S. C. Professiopa~ Notices. thom:ys an-1 Counselors at Law IIfCl ENS C. H., S. C. Will prait ice Ie all thet State and Federa Courts. mireh 2ci 9, 188:3 2 WORKiN CLASSES E"4 Ir lfir t ltir si;re momenfi:lts. Bulsiness m-w, liight :n4.4 prufitabile. Personts of eil thter six iasi ly ean from 50 cents tot $y boyi :ni ;irlis earn nearly asnmieh as, meni. T hal all u ho see this may send their ad. dtrtes, aiml test t,li binless. we make this o ffer. To4 suchI as arie noit well satrsfle.l we( will senld onei dollatr to pa~y for the troui ble of writinug. Full patrticulars and out fit fr ii. \dlress (JEonali S'rlNsoN & Co.,. i1 irt htd, \1i ine, feb 17, '87.4y LOST but:!u e,f th C Imrtic i vho( enin self (Iiatv'e Stini s chii:;i-r tilum) wi Ceit. 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'IThose- uambitionsi and enter >rihing wdII ltot di lay. r:td outtilt free, oterewing Miachines IIre biily var ions agents k at l00 tilti 1 thloik it iltl require vetry little argul It is al ways int ordeur, tand ready to seW I~tuns Laight, Little Noise, itd is ice fur nituri . 'lThe new attach iiy The Newti Amiticanl and be hatppy, 1hdld tiy the wiell kniowni V'ATCH MAK~ER ANDl JEWELERL, lictwveen (Court Hloue aitd River, MREENVI1LLE C. E.MN. C1, n*ov 11, ~1J,3