The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 11, 1871, Image 5
THE ORANGrEB ORG NEWS
[J. FELDER MEYERS?Editor,
OEOBGE KttLIYSn,
FlXAXCUX AND BcSIKEkS MaKAWSB.
SATURDAY, MAR. 11,1871,
The Trial of the Porter-Garduer
Murder Case.
As we promised in our last issue, we
lay before our readers the following ac
count of this trial, in which such a deep
interest has been manifested, through
out this community. This case was the
most important on tho docket for the
speoial term which began on tho 20th
February last. During the first part
'oTCno week, tho tuioor cases, where the
defendants were in j dl, were dis
posed of, and Friday was Appointed for
tho trial of Irvin J. Porter for tho murder
Of Isaac Gardner. Tho counsel iu tho
case were E B. Scabrook Esq., Solici
tor and Malcolm I. Browning Esq., for
the prosecution, and Messrs Knowlton
and Bull for the prisoner. Upon the
opening of the Court on Friday morn
ing, the trial of this case was immediate
ly commenced.
The case was opened for tue prosecu
tion by Malcolm I. Browning '^sq., in a
brief address, after which the testimony
for the State was introduced. The tes
timony on tho part of the prosecution
showed that the two men, Irviu J.
Porter and Isaac Gardner were together
with Daniel A. Porter and Henry Sullcy
at the Dean Swamp Mill, ou the 26th
day of October, *l,at there was eodic
cause of misunderstanding prt-?If,Qsly ex
isting between the deceased ant] the
prisoner, that franc Gardner came up to
whore Trvin Porter was sitting on the
mill, and spoke to him; that, sitting
down, the two men talked together ap
parently in u frieudly manner, thai
Isaac Garducrrr.se up and asked Porter
to go the further cud of the Mill; that
they went and sat down again on some
scantling, and talked together j that both
had their knives out whittling, but were
apparently friendly ; that when next
noticed by Daniel A. Porter and Henri
j Salley, they were scuffling ; that Daniel
y?^ter->ru4*?t;nry-?tHe> went fcTTheJT
to part them, and found that Gardner
was badly cut. They seized Porter,
and afterwards left him aud went
to Isaac Gardner, whom they conveyed
to his home, where he lived until the
next morning, and died. During lh
time between the difficulty and his death.
Isaac Gardner told to several witnesses
how the occurrence took place. And it
was upon this his dying declaration that
the counsel lor the State chiefly relied.
Porter csenped, Mid remained junta
.until Uro weeks after the occurrence,
when be come to his uncle and usked to
* bo brought to Orangeburg, where he
gave him&clf up and was committed to
jail, as the renders of the Acte? are in
formed .J
The testimony ou the part of the
?tafc being concluded, Augustus B.
Knowlton Esq., opened the defence, in u
clear aud earnest address, after w hich, the
counsel proceeded with the testimony
for tho defence.
This was, briefly, that Porter was
sick and disablud by recent fever and
accident; tiff be wa? ' the tj&? vi
able to cope with Gurduer"; that, from
the position of the two men tind of the
mill, Porter, being attacked by Gardner,
was in danger of being push-* <rver the
mitt into the mill-stream, wheu he would
cortaiuly have been killed ; that he cut
Gardner to save his own life, which was
assailed and in imminent dr tger. Also,
the defence iutro( uced evidence tn prove
threats on tho part o! Gardner ngninst
Porter.
T/ho clicttation of the testimony cc
?cupiod the whole of Friday, during the
w'holc of which day, the Court-House
was crowded, and the deepest interest
was manifested. At about ti o'clock P.
M. the Court adjourned until nine
o'clock Saturday morning,
Saturday.
Tho next morning, the Court4Iousc
.was again crowded, to hear the argu
ment of counsel, aud the result of the
itial. The argument for the prosecu
tion was opened by E. B. Scabrook Esq.,
wo? spoke for about twenty minutes in
bta fluent, and plcnding style of oratory
Eloquently, dramatically, did the c<?un
j*l portray the tcene, dwcUirnj uporf the '
<uica
1
probubltties of tho case, arutiug frouj tho
circutnstauces aud from the parties en
gaged, being corroborated by the decla
rations of tho deceased, in the full ap
preciation of his situation, about to step
into tho presence of the Supreme Judge,
to render his ?nal account. As the
counsel dwelt upon this thought, he bc
eumo beautifully and touchiugly' elo
quent ; aud as he puiutcd the atrocity of
tho deed, and tho terrible nature of tho
circumstances of the death with "blood?
blood?blood" upou the earth, tho thres
hold, tho vory n'.tar of home, thee
of his oratory was marked.
Mr. Scabrook was followed by
gustus B. Knowlton Esq., for the
fence. The frio?ds of Mr Know
had been uniting patiently to heat
speech in this case. From its in
tnncc they expected a great effort
were they disappointed. Earnestly
in his terse and manly style, did
into bis argument for the defence.
Knowlton's style is analytical, log
and terse, rather than rhetorical
though his clear and laconic style
presenting his poiuts of strength, is
queutly embellished with a classi, /\
oomcntation; still there is a strength
absence of overstrained sentiment, c
in his appeals, which compel the as
of the reason while they touch the hd
of his hearers. For over two hours
he elaborate and bring out all the poi
in the defence of his client j to whom
had cloavly devoted himself head a
heart; ever and anon touching with 1
firm, strong style theiustinctsof sytn
thy, whose ehords vibrated under t
grasp of his master hand. Too much in
est was felt in the result., u nd in too
est uud masterly a style did Mr. Ivnuwl
treat the subjoct and present his cd
iur any lagging ot attention during
lengthened argumeut. The crowd
anxious aud curious listened witht
any relaxation of interest during his e
'.ire speech, and at its close no one he
tated to fool that the counsel had do
his duty to his client, in whose dclcn
he so heartfully and ably h..d stood at
labored j and atnplo justice to tho i
portaut and interesting subj set. At t
conclusion of Mr. Knowlton.'s able arg
ly, not only in the grateful 1 osbtu ot ti
prisoner but iu the hearts of all l|
friends. Tho speech had certainly p
(lueed a marked effect upon the jury,
upon the entire audience.
Maleolm I. Browning Esq., folh.i
in reply, ayd closed the argument fJ
the prosecution. Mr. Browning's sty]
of oratory is well-known to the p<'"p|
of our Couuty. Already has he mad]
his mark ns a gifted speaker. In h
argument in this ease he has fully su:
tain cd his rcprctation, as an effectiv
and eloquent speaker. For about a
hour and a half he poun d forth in rinu
tog tones his torrcut of eloquence, whicl
thrilled the nssemblcd listcucrs, am
kopt them spcll-bouud in rapt and hush
ed attention. Replying with the energy
of forensic debate to the uble nrguiucu
for the defence, and presenting th
strength of the prosecution in word|
painting of striking beauty and effee
and concluding with :'.n eloquent demanJ
for justice and a beautiful allusion t|
the widowed wife orphan b >y, an ! des
late home of tho murdered Gardner, hi
ptoduccd a profound aeusatiou, upon ii(
large and attentive audience. 'i'h?.
gumcnts und entire conduct ?f the cy,
ou the jnrt pf the coanaal engaged woe?
able, aud reflect great credit up?i?l
After a hi icf und that charge from
Judge Graham, the jury returned to
their room. They remained iu consul
tation for several hours, when they re
turned and their verdict was published.
It was, "Guilty of manslaughter." The
sentence of the Court, two years in tho
penitentiary. was pronounced the same
day, it being the last day of tho tonn.
We arc informed that the jury, upon
retiring, stood three for "not guilty," the
re?t for the verdict ".s brought i:j. Before
the defendant was sentcnoed, Mr. Knowl
ton moved in arrest of judgment, on the
grouud that the indict incut, when for
mally presented by the grand jury, pur
potted to have been found by the y.i
run of''Chailcston," and that the word
??Ornngeburg" had beeu afterward sub
stituted for Charleston The bur are
almost unanimously of the opinion that
tho whole proceeding will bo set aside
upon this ground.
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[COMMUNICATED.]
Obanoxbuuo S. C ,
Maroh eth.
Editor Orangeburg Afatte:
SlR : I ti uot that you will allow mo
space in your columns for the following
observations upon the late presentment
ot tho Grand Jury of this County.
"Whether or uot, sir, said presentment
was written by u mau totally ignoraut of
tho law, or, worBe still, one who is fami
liar with it, and would thus seelran
opportunity to avenge some s^P0'00* J
charges of disturbing the \>e tee a no
quiet of tho Corporation. Evidence
a pot-Wive nature being hrought fur ?Yard
to confirm the chargo", Council passed
the f< How iug sentences :
Ad.nn '1 hotnsou, for resisting the
Town Marshal, fini 1 r'iu OfM - I days
jail.
Adriaua Thomson, (5 or 10 days in
jail.
Joseph McBcth, (of McNeill's II .11
notorioty,) only S? or lo da)'S in jail.
Charity' MeWetlt, for losing her tem
per, and attempting to play the bauj >, by
thumping it on the Marshal's head, was
fined 810 or 20 days in jail.
And last, hut not least, was Sallio
Davis, who, showing mitigating ciroum
staneex. was permitted tu ui?ve off t" the
tune bf 06.
Next in order was A letter from J.
Folder Meyer11, Esrj;, Ohuirmun li tnrd
County <'oiniui--,t-uf>r-5. *ts follows*:
II*/.,j (ttipMcntitin has been niudo
unto us by the Town Coiinoil of Or nge
burg, that tho Couuty Commissioneri o:'
Oruugcbui'g
nutl authorit
leunty, do grant their leave I
ti call uvmu Sheriff Riggs
tbo old jail m
and permits]
Guard 11"
for iho kevalrf the tui!di;;g Lr.cv
longing to the said County,
?n to use tho sain a for u
the said Towu ; uud
lr.Vcmm'lh? said H. Riggs has beon
not Iii :d of Iho' application i inn made,
uud has sigratd bin unwillingness to de
liver up ?i*^iu'i!ding and keys; there
lore no it
Jicsoii-e./, that ho he instructed by
?ho Clerk of his Board;'.Mr. James Vau
Tassel, to far iwith deliver up said old
jail with all ho keys, to the Town Au
thorities of i iraugeburg, und that the
said Town (V lucll shall have the use of
it for their ptfr-potes as u Guard House,
jjutil otherwise ordered by this Board.
^^fSttflKU j j. FbI.DEU M by BKS,
\ Chairman C C.
Attest Ja.vIes Van Tasski.. Clerk B.
C. C.
Jauuiry 28th, 1871.
Next in order was the ease of one
"Towy" who, overpowered by the iuflu
cute of a potent draught, rode his steed
headlessly through the streets, regardless
of the lives and limbs of podest rains. He
was soon escorted by our accommodating
Police before tho judgment bar. and upou
depositing #5, was pormitted to leave
these corporate limits uuni dusted.
Tho Town Council of Urangeburg
would publicly express their thanks to
tho County Commissioners of Urange
burg County, for the gratuitous offer of
the old jnl building for t'ue uses of the
Town as a Gu^rd. House,
There being no further business, the
Council- adjourned.
N. AUSTIN BULL,
I ntendatit.
B. J. Otfeno?, Clerk.
DOOff^liASUES, BLINDS, MOULD
INGS, i.C?We v-0??Ll '"nil special attention
to the advertisement in auother column of
Mr. I*. 1'. Ttoalc, of Charleston, S. C. Mr.
Toale is an extensive and successful mapur
facturcp, atid there can bo m> doubt that our
readers would consult their own interests
by corresponding willi litia before purchas
ing goods in Iiis Hoe from other parlier.
Traveller? are always li bio to - il ??
attacks of "Dysentery and t huiera Morbus,
und these ocAurrim: when til ? >-..t fr in ! um .
ore rfcrv dnpleisjut. The Paix Kii.ii
n\W fclwavs bo relied \\\ i.a i.. - t a ei.
?? ? *^*tj*i_
yau feel the v. I \; ! li: .
jlt_in a gill of : v. la.;.. ..'sir
&$< Of hot water. Kl!r ucllto
Ihfetlive n*H ?>*?' d'??e
&tlie the bowjj'.s uud Lack wi !i the
thedioine clear.
lu ii-fi of Asthma i d T 1 rhi*io, ink* a
teaspoon nil in a gill ol ho water sw< ; ncd
well ^vnh molnase.*; also ba the ihr at
i.x l tioir .eh f.i:'. !n ally with the '.ne.llciix,
el rar.
Dr. Sweol *.iv!? il taken out the b rcness in
eases of boutjfcctting fuaior than anything be
ever applied,
Fishermen so often exposed to hurts by
haviug their skin pierced with hooks, and
fina ? f fish, can be relieved It) bathing xviih
the Pain Killer ns noon as the accident
Occurs; in this way the angui.-b is soon
abated; bathe as often as once in live minutes
say three or four uuiee, and you will seldom
have any trouble.
The bites and soratehos of dogs and cala
arc Boon eared by bulbing with the Pain
Killer clear.
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
t )u tKGKDUnn i Iuoxtt,
Grftfgoburg, S. C. March c, 1671.
THE TIME &I Orangeburg 0. II. \? Ex
pended to thV Lpih inst.
I will be at the following places:
' ? At .:. il:i*.r.p Folder's Store on tho Lit!:
instant.
At < bib House on the !7'h instant.
At VYilkaa Sawyer's Store on the 20th,
2lat und S?d instant.
T. K. 8ASP0RTAS,
ta.rl!?tf County Treasurer.
flTf PflWA ','T? p D arn\rpTPQ
FOUR HE \ 1 I'll UL
cm f i: st li irr x v es
ON K i: U !. I- A ?,
Or ona LARGE CIIUO?dO FEitROTYPE
in mi B by 10 (Jvul Fruuic for t'wo Dollars at
i?i'I ? i > IN ?v G R A i)i i'S''S
i E ikoTYPF. CAX0P1',
f>pj o-iie
l> ! OVIS' ST01iK\
?sa.\4?j;:;3 'im9 .\t>. (a.
nmr 11 If
c) a i u n r:rr si coj?.
TV M. A- LI LL offers Ida services to tho
I'itixlns oi* t trangebiii'tf ?.'..'i?! ?? as
? tlUXET ^AKKR in all its branches.
Funerals it tended with promptness.
(?I t r't ii.'^ fURE u paired and inada new.
Also Varaisled without being removed*
.sii(>p </t the I'uiterii m if ol tlte Railroad.
Give t iq t tili?!. S\ M. A. Li LL,
uiur ill tf
II Ixceutkr'M >oli<'c?All M?<?r
| j m it ?? hdviiij ' I.Al.Mij ngninal th<> KS
i A t L of A ii>> ril.'i' il. Chambers, dee d,
uro requeste?l to present the saine nl onec,
1 properly iittctletl, ?> ihc undersigned, au>l
all perMpna laiel.tii thereto, uro required to
make immodin'o ptrment lo
AND I E\V MYBLS,
inur --It Qualified Executor.
V/. A. mKRONEY,
AUC1UN Ulli.
O.FFTOK A I ,V/vJ DUOS. "ID STAND
V. iil it: t ? ? 1 b tl Run in ess entrusted to
I him with Fremptiiss and Dii-paloh. Sal'ia.
fucfion gunranfcod ?? I.
ftb4?3nj W. A. MtM<*N?V,
GUANO, FERTILIZERS,
Avr?
Ja I M 35 .
WARRANTED A No. 1.
PERUVIAN GUANO, also WHANE'S
Raw Bono SUPERPHOSPHATE, one
of the bent Fertilizers offered to I'l&nters.
Price $>j0 io Store.
APES' NITROGEN IZED SUPER
PHOSPHATE, compounded of Fleshy
ish, Bones, ?>c, by a Company having 18
vein- experience in miinu^gfc'iu- feittliz
ers. Price $55 in Store. ^^^^
ALSO ROCKPORT STOUC LIME.
BROWN'S & HOWES COTTON and
CORN PLANTER.
Orders executed for LAND TLASTER.
DISSOLVED BONE ANU D1CKSONJ8
COMPOUND, at Importer's prices,
addinjt freight and commission.
.JOHN A. HAMILTON,
At the Court Huuso Store,
Market Street,
mar 11 1 y
CO LvN, J r AY, &C.
\1?e 11 WE
Jl ST 5 ec El V ED
ANOTinys lot or
NO ET II L ! VLB HAY
WHICH WE 01 FEB.
L t) W F O it
ca sir,
A 5? D
A TILL
ASSORTMENT
OF ALL other GOODS
AT PRICES TO seit
the hard
TIMES
AT
P. II. \Y. BRIG GM ANN & CO.
fib J5 oct a ly
Citizen's Saving's Bank
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA,
WILLIAM M ARTIN, President
.1 No. Ii P4J..mer. Vic.e-1'iOsidcnt.
JNO. P. TH?>MA8,
A. <: BRENT'. LR. Caabior.
J. C. IL SMITH, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
: Wai>?: Hamptojt. B. H. RcTtKnae.
j. P. TtlQMAS. D. Pwkm.i . Jr.
P. W. McMA8TKB. Rev. Wn.i.tAN Mmitin
A. f. Haskell. Jso. B. I'almkr.
J. Em ?Juki.?:. Tijosjas B. Giie'co.
l!ltWi;K!l!'l!(i HR'A'Non,
at TUB
i.xcjim: house.
SOLICITOUS.
Messrs. GLOVER & GLOVER.
I.ik AL riXAXCi: COMMITTEE. -
Hon. TWOS. W. GLOVER.
? oh PAUL S. FELDER.
Cupl. .IOHN A. ILVMILTON.
JlSSlSTAXT CASHIER.
JAMES H. eov. l1.S.
1 Deposits of i.lid W ?>u;ir?!h
INTEREST al'owe I at 7 pev cent. oh Spo
LeiitCeriineetes of Deposit, m
\ - - . ?-?
will hi < on noupded c h ry tfix months on Ac
j J . i "ii * . Cm
Ft (tO Will It lit F.XpKMSlOEl
TABEE for >.i'e at
W, \. ME RON ET A CO.
Spring and Summer Impor
tation 1871,
j RWDOXS, MILL IXA U Y AXD
STltAH goo OS.
ARMSTONC, CA'ioil \ CO.
JM PORTERS VND .lOBBEltS OF'.Bonnet,
Trimming and Velvet Ribbons, Bonhel
Mik^. Sat Ins and Velvets, Blonds; Nvi>.
I Crapes, Kjftchc", Flowers, Feather?, Ornii
i menfs, Straw Bonnets and Ladies' H i ?,
Tritntnnd and But rimmed, Shaker il< ?ds
\ . 287 and -;i'J Baltimore Sorot, Haiti
j iii-.re. Md.
Oiirr the lar?v?t .ato.-k to he found in this
Country, and unequalled in choice, variety
and cheapness, eoniprising the latest Lai op
i r:m novelties.
j Orders solicited, and prompt attention
! pi* ph.
feb -25 St
M
E GRISTS nud N ?'. FLOUR,
fresh and always on hand.
Call on W. A. MEKONEV & CO.
The State of South Carolina,
tA.v.LRUUtj col-vrv
In Commo> 1 leas!,
Ii V. Kcimerly, ") Complaint for
i Atjuiinistrator, 11, al. | Account i<> Mar
vs. , .-inill Assets, pa'"
Samuel Konnerlv, | of Laud, and tu
ct. al. J li.-f.
I By ordor of" iho Court, persons having
j demand* against the Est a ?? ol tJ'<- late J. It.
[ Kennerly, deceased, are required to present
j un I prove the sime bffore mr, or beforo Cie
Is) day of April, IS71, or they will be do
ban payment.
AND C DIBBLE,
M;nr:. ;:, 1871. Spe^-ul Rcferoe;
m ;ii 1 fit
\TCTS, RAISINS and CANDIES of the
best k i i: I s
w. A. ME RON ET .v co.
IF VOU W i n' L2<tl OHS OF
ill.- follow iug Ura les :
APPLE BRANDT,
PEACH BRANDT.
n. 0. corn WHISKEY, very fine.
n. C. *? *? Common.
Jt't e WHISKEY Of all grades ami prices
ALE, LAGER BEER.
Sob \ \\ a n:it in bottle-..
wines of n!' kinds and qualify.^
CHAMPAtONE.
CORDIAL.
FRENCH BRANDY.
tio tO
W. A. ME RONE V A CO.
M) 1R dec 3 6n>
The State oi South Carolina,
OltANfJKIHlUG COUNTY
J n Prora n: Cot ut.
Et)(atc of Sannul N- Kennerly, )
M parte }
E. H. Uouserj ot, u.x. J
Tho CREDITORS of the late Dr. SAM C
EL N. KLNNF.itlA uro roquired to pre-ent
and Prove their Demands boforo the Probate
Judgi en or b.foietho Hith ?luv of March,
1871, oi Itioy wiii ho (!? bin red the benefit of
tbc decree' Sn lifts <^n>'<j.
PH AD. c. ANDREWS,
fob 11? ?t Preohtc JvKlge,
o
NEW ORLEANS SYRUP!
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AUGUSTA FLOURi
WILHELM TEE0X5OE MELLES,*
HAS JUST liEOEIVED
A Lnrgc Assortment of J W DELIVER EYERV .SATLTRDA]?
PIPES AND SEG ARS < to ?'. . ly?
rnOTt the p ANt FAMILY
BEST meerschaum MANUFACTORY C ndicd. j?r:d JJfCttl
I? TUE 17. S. B ^adoo} ?
Also a Few Lot pf Nine nnd Choice C :. pritE WHIT^ %i:jST?R!f CORK. '
GR?(KK!E?i, - - , t ?I Vt *
To wit : smoked t0ngutb.
n ' ?? beef;
new york reef balonys,
SUGAR CUREp II AM 3.
And all other First Class
FAMILY GROCERIES, '
mnr 1 c
? k^g-I respectfully l nolify the PUDL'0
< tiki iny formet
w ' KAR.ltoOBf
vlll bo CLOSED from thiUtb d:iv of Marb,
1^71. and will only k*ep LIQUORS hewaf
Ir for FAMILY FCRPOSES. *i
?S_L
OEO, H. ('ORNELSON
AG EXT FOR
fed
Etiwan Guano No. 2, Ammoniat
with Pure Feruvian Guano.
Etiwan Dissolved Bone.
i
Mut:% t? Ri. its. V>a> aaa jLfy WL**<-i ?P*-VJtM: JL JAvr^jjA?e^*jv/% >
Zells Ammciii&ted Bone Siiperphospliaje,
Ilso keeps ox ii.ni> and receive orders jfoij
PERU WAN GUAM),
ATLANTIC
Ii . :7..:^>;;|;;,j", I
\\l Of vi hi-Ti i? '.?.T.-.i !.')?.* for ca:-'11.
GEO, EL COIiNELSOX.
rub
tel 2 k
IV
?baa v mhos atfoaoias &
?si) :;:rPp? iro
a:i:iA :>;;.i. ox kauri iimruvk rrv ?gog? it.l? so tiy
i i RDg o* pu^n| ?4
aad uoa rcoou hmvk ox
saoiRd aaon?HH .vixvird
9 :Ok * ?S' (Tf
8 8 S 1 K
g 3 rj 8
RiR) .10 '11V
St.*
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8 fill! ; 1 Jl .- I! I
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THE L1VKRP00L
MB 'GLOBE
Fire In&uranca Company,
cari i'al- gold i:,(;co.ooo.t;o.
H AS KSTARIJSIIKD AN AC ENC V IN OR?\io<tBURG, 8 C.
Tito Tornis of tin* \ J.LL KNOWS OLD KSCUSD COMPANY ?tro
S'Allt. nut! the Security it ottera, AWhite.
Apply to JAM ES Ii l'OWI.ES. Agent,
Al t'itizon's Sav'u Rank.
CIIA?IiEa '}'? LOWNDES, General Agent, Cliaflerten, S. C.
j.-.n 2S c om
key/ carriage ESTABLISHMENT!!!
* DOYLE, "WILES & CO.,
-J-> BSP? Vi L'l.l.V INFORMS THE CITXCENS.OF OR A NC KBL'U(Jk4I?piTY THAT
\\ thej bato pnrch.(sq? tho
CAliKlAtiE SHOPS AND W?RKiS OF TltOS. raa'.
And are CARRYING ON the
c a Tt i i i a c; e n i ; s i Ts: 3e a h
!n nil its PR \NCHFS. Orders left v. ill US wiH bo PROMPTLY FILLED.
Ml kin la-of REPAIRING NEATLY In )\!'. nT.d ititlf Dll?PA fCH.
COFFINS I UK. k iiED AT^ROLY Nul It'll.
l>OVL!% WI H.r.S et: CX>.,