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CAMDENTSTC. DECEMBER 12J889.j HONORABLE JEFFERSON DAYIS. This great man?Christian, Soldier, Patriot, Statesman?has passed away?lias "crossed over the river,'' and, with Lee and Jackson, now rests under the shade of the trees. He closed his eyes in death tit fifteen minutes before one o'clock on Friday morning, December Gtli, at New Orleans, surrounded by all his relatives and friends who were within call. Jefferson Davis was born in that part of Christian county. Kentucky, which now forms Todd county, on June 3rd, 1S08. The press and the people throughout this great South-land seem to vie with each other as it were in doing honor to the memory of their illustrious chieftain. The News and Courier of die Gth inst. says editorially: "The death of Ex-l'resident Jeffers n Davis, which occurred at New Orleans this morning, removes from the nub'ic view the most inter esting personage among all the prorainent actors in the war between the States who survived its termination. Though not a citizen of the restored Union, hp continued to reside within its territory after his release from prolonged imprisonment, aiul held, to the last day of his life, a conspicu-, ous place in the attention of the whole people of the country, and in j the affectionate regard of a large part of their number. The explanation of Mr. Davis's peculiar position is too amiJiar to require to be stated. If is a part of rho history of the country, tie was conspicuous tig. u:v in the public event* of Lis earlier - *.* 1 '*'*} ii\ lilUAC iiim i'!: - espt'cV.i I\ yi\ > i'.<1 i?f millions or bis le'lovz-pfiariryin. o. That character I:.' Ci>rs>iste:ii!v ni:?is> lairied to the cud of his lib;; it mdo him -i ir.a!'!.<> ir.-.ii .'or <i' lime: ivki il is in rlt.it char:i"ter thr.t his iilV and rt)nd?"t s'; -nhl he studied and judged by the people of tit-- br.it"J Stales to day, as it . will he ,studied ?.nd judge:! toy those who /.?:!! come after us.'"* ?O- * -CP- THE MEMORIAL SERVICES. T!io largest concourse of people that has ever met in tnc upera House assembled thcro yesterday at 12 o'clock >J. to pay tribute to the memory of oar illustrious Southern Chieftain, Jeffersoa 1'avis. A most ferveut and earnest prayer was offered up by Rev. Dr. Meynardie, after which Hon. J. R. Kershaw took the Chair and addressed the vast assemblage, composed of old veterans, citizens and ladies, and Bchool children who attended iu a body, in a very feeling and touching manner." Dr. Edward M. lioykin then introduced a preamble and set of resolutions, which were seconded by Rev. E. J. Meynardie, D. D., in a most eloquent address. Rev. W. W. Mills, Rev. J. M. Stoney, and Capt. T. II. Clarke, followed with very appropriate and well-timed remarks. Intense feeling pervaded the entire meeting, and the beautiful addresses were listened to throughout with marked attention. The stage was festooned with battie-flags and draped in mourning, while in the centre was a large portrait of the deceased statesman. The Kershaw Cornet Hand discoursed beautiful music appropriate to the occasion. The si.ores were closed and business suspended for ___ the irrt-:-. The preamble'* and resolutions v.-ere unanimously adopted, us follows : We arc here i.>?? it hi ?:b.u:it lb" r'si-.' 'xv.[ .-rcs-: -e privii " of jowiing. *. \ iw\ . ? '' f'' r ' tit ; .... t ,1 # . V.: ; o; lJ:v" t' ' v ho true. ' '.v .-\ i'.i '?> -.v??-i 11 iT i S! ' !? ' V."'...' tV' Sotiii.'-ri; (, .: as i*. lVosidriij'i stood hy our iIj.;.*- hh a brave Sj?. T IT ?!f :.* COnSf JMwni'i? v.'cr. to us they ?t;v u.-j ;rti'V: v hgV.: ;! ' ?:i ;iyr.l'-.iji jin vya.-: ilpuil l<> C:ll'?i.TG. O.I iillil W.'S *.vuied Mie pii'ishment that was considered due, not only to tho foremost "rebel"' of them all, but ho was claimed rs a victim for the sins of a whole ; people, all of whom, from the simpp!est swordsman in the ranks to the general with a high command, were equally guilty?if guilt there wag. "What a picture; the old man, worn by the affairs of state through four long years of desperate strngglo, i crushed by the agony of defeat, standing amid the ruins of his own { Soath-land, and of the people who 1 loved and honored him. lie had done nothing to prevent a noble and chivalrous enemy from giving him ti nt knightly consideration in defeat due to one like him. lie had but done his duty as he conceived it to be, but no such thoughts as these were considered in his case. Thy shackle-holt and gyves of the middle ages, the loathsome dungeon, the rough hand* of the myrmidons of power, brutal executioners of ruthless hate, all these were there. Wo see him struggling in the hands of these rude men. The iron of their shackles entered into h:s noble 60ul,? far deeper than they cut and bruised his wasted limbs; but the clash of those fetters in his dungeon at F r?tiess Monroe rang through the land, and sent a shiver of sympathy ana sorrow through the hearts of the whole Southern people, that rose into loud, fieico protest against such shameful outrage, and surrounded our noble Chieftain with a halo of love and sympathy that made bi n our own forever;outliving all these slings and arrows of outrageous forline,''he has spent these la-t long years in calm and peaceful dignitj at his home on t-c shores of our Southern sea, "with ad that should accompany old age?honor and love, obedience, troops of friends"'?every wish anticipated?surrounded with the love of women, and the kindly care of men?and he has now gone from us to join communion with the I kindred spirits of Lee and Jackson, and the host of heroes who have gone before, like 4cnc who wraps the drapery of bis conch about him and lays him down to pleasant dreams." , Be it Resolved That we the sum viviDir soldiers of the Confederacy,] I and citizens of Kershaw County, I j South Carolina, unite on this memorial occasion with the whole) Southern people, in an expression of. j sympathy and sorrow in the (1- ath of j Jefferson Davis, lale President of j the Southern Confederacy, wijo we are proud to consider the foremost. [ : representative of the cause \vc loved ( j and fought for, and offer to his; ! ffundy our sympathy at their loss of 1 'one soiood ;tnd great B'' it Hesolccd ! hot we urge upon ! i tiie people i-i *?ic* South that the* syoot :? monument to his mrranrv.. ih*.I s'ionM bo a litting Tribute ro dnng'.itf "s, and those who follow j ftti?;;<t h?it;v, how hi v.;ik jrivdi ! i'.rjil lioaored wiuie living, and ieincmbsrcd after death. t TJIK f'iTY <?.N JTl : Yi.W&li:?.-" 1 I Mr .?o!;n !. ircen, the npeeii,] oorro5pondo: that great southern., new?pap:;r, the Charleston V? n tof December gives quits' j ;? i c-al-oraM and ecu proh- nsivc history of the po.-f present and fuLiiiv ol ; Camden. When we read of the gre.tt advanj tages enjoyed bv our town, as seen i and described by others, and realiz-j 1 ing the fact that such advantages I I I and facilities do exist, we can bat feel confident that the day is not far distant when our good old town will assert her place in the line of march and make great strides in advancement and progress. As the correspondent remarks: ' These people have not attempted to put new wine into old bottles.? They aro abreast with the times in i all that tends to material development and advancement. rl hey c aim for the town many advantages which every one must recognize, and it is to some of these that the writer wishes to call attention. The conditions which retarded tbo town's growtli aro rapidly pa-sing away. L-ick of shipping facilities handicapped the place until a few months ago, but now it is easily accessible from all parts of the country. With a future of rich promise before her, Camden stands with outstretched arms, in the light of a new life, ready to welcome all who wish to share her future." Japanese Forsi-nmcns. Wc have had p aced oil our tabic a Japanese Persimmon, grown by J Mr D. T. Hives*;', of Green Cove J Springs, Clay county, Fla., which is | somewhat of a curiosity in this J country. It is n large, line looking lruit, and we are told v-ry pleasant 'to the taste and healthful. Mr. Rivers purposes visiting this section some time about February next, and will bring with him :i supply of cuttings *.V -rii will o'eto the vainon p?;is:n:ti:o:t for Hwc- who ire it, at a vary p.tualt cost. ! ; 'hey -gov. \r-rv *:*?'y hi' , this .rtaUj i i:.?i way. .* ? S-ii'ji us r r \\'.r 'ray .<: !.o\ We kv>n :u> ! .= >iv';;.: ?10*i * *"'.i til. V . !? .' aiA be :() ." I') !" 11 )) ' rout u.i'-ni ;-ij wh ? :t:i i wba! ? o is Vol. lug for, "jit iiiero is no such thing. | ;p.s intimidation oi' the n'gr) vole. . I There is one thing vro have done ' I ?hioii looks as if w had made ur- J |raugameuts for cutting our ow;. , throats, and that is the superior edu- i national advantages we have provi- | de.i in South Carolina. We have better school facilities now than we ; have had sinco South Carolina be- j came a State, and, if the tiicon* of our < Republican friends is correct, this will give them an opportunity to j advantage of the school houses, get . educations and out vote us."? Wash- ] ington Post. i*Q - - ^ ^ Don't fail to ntteud the lecture on ' China by Gen. Kennedy, ; t 'be Op j era House on Mond y evu ing next , ^ v' Presents in the most cleg.-.nt form THE LAXATIVE AMD NUTRITIOUS JUICE ?OK THE ? 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BEEF' FOR SALE, f W;.!.L ji'fVVK BHKI:' 4 in v'.a iiiiu-o'i t'VvTjr <1 -v, v. jieh I wii! - -."I at i i?following :)r:i*rs : choice cuts at to lu cents per punnrf. liiriil Quarors nt 7.V coats per pound. Fore * J.ir.rtvr^ at 5 cents per pound. Snv.siifG at )2-j ecafcb pc-r pound. XLit MS 0 C. NE .SOX, Agt. Town Pronertv for Sale rpHE niTRR, PROPERTY in the Town L of Camden?bounded North by Do Kalb Street, East by Armstrong's Liverj Stables and lot occupied by William Tarver. South by Rut ledge Street, and Wosl by Church Street?is oJTered for sale. Terms easy. Apply to W. 1). TRANT1IAM, Attorney, Nov 21?tf Camden, S C. lU RM.WWLLEVUlI! AtlonWi Oa, Offlco C6H> Whitebait St< An Ordinance To Raise Supplies for the Year cj Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE INTEN DA NT and Wardens of the Town ol Camden, in Council Assembled, and bj i lm mil hot-it v of tliA sn.mn. That the following Taxes be, and the same are hereby levied for t!? current ycai one thousand eight hundred and ninety that is to sav:? Section L?A Tax of FOUR (4) MILLS on each and every Dollar of Real Estate and Personal Property within the corpoiate limits of the Town of Camden 011 the first day of January, IShO. Stxrto.v II.?That all able-bodied Malt Persons, between the ages of EIGHTEEN and FIFTY years, residing within lite corporate limits, not exempt from Road duly under the laws of the Slato, shall worlc the Streets, Ways and Bridges under the direction of such Overseers as may be appointed, for a space of time not exceeding TWELVE DAYS in any one year: Provided. That any person working one day and for the same time furnishing horse and plow, or cart, shall be deemed to have worked two days; and n person working one day and for same time furnishing a wagon and two horses, shall be deemed to have worked three il.iys: fiwt notice shall ba given ioa.1! persons liable to road duty as above staled,at hast twelve hours before ; li !i:oe of -m i) working, either verb..Uy - ' -M : . i: . -Ci.d ; ! ' ! -O: . of flit J iV.Vn W-.jti |g, of ' if . . ^ % .? it;. :r> r.f ?v . '* - t sw'.i *.! ...; : ti ::i " / : - ' : r SM.l, ; , , I > ; ; ' ' f i( i'J '?I. imp ;! !: ! ".=; . ; ... TV- DAYS. - *:1. - ?v.\ !! i :v ;>a:d ,i:>uu: :i\ k ! !) . !.!j.\i?."> liji'') an L ,,(. ! ; i l.-.'Ni ill .S; F1V E i'OLL \ 'IS >,."?! on each und every CARRIAGE or il A'J.lv drawn l?v two or more horses run for lite conveyance of passengers or hue; THREE 1)' >LLA !{S{? I) oil each one lior.se BUGGY or SLJLICV Ice pi for hire; md TEN DOLLARS ($10) Oi. each fourliorsc WAGON; FIVE DOLLARS ($5) jii each tvvj-hoise WAGON, DRAY or OA ItT kept for hire. The Taxes on Omnibuses. Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, Sullies. Wagons, Drays and Carls shall bo paid before liicy shall be allowed to run.? Provided, That nothing herein contained <hnl! be construed so as to extend to Warons, Carts or other vehicles going to or irom market, and owned by non residents of the Town. Section'IV.? That for each and every SALE and LIVERY STABLE kept within he Town of Camden, there shall be paid in annual Tax of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS ($25), the same to be paid before it ihall be lawful for such Stables to be open d. J'rovidod, That the keeper of such Sale or Livery Stable shall, upon payment f said Tax, bo priviledgcd to keep and :uu for hire any or all of the Vehicles enunciated in the "preceding Section free and discharged of the Taxes charged thereon | in said Section. The Town Recorder shall j enforce the payment of the Taxes levied in ; this and the preceding Sections by the seizure and sale of the Vehicles used in violation thereof. Section V.?TWENTY DOLLARS ($ .20) shall be paid per day by every Itinerant Auctioneer oflering'for sale within the corporate limits of the Town of Camden, by Auction or otherwiso, any Goods, Wares or Merchandise, to be pnid each day in advance: and every Itinerant Auctioneer liable to the Tax aforesaid, and who shall fail to make payment thereof, shall be fined FORTY DOLLAltS ($4(0 per day for each and every day he may offer to sell Goods, Wares or Merchandise of the person or persons liable to the fine. Section* VI ?All PEDDLERS or Transient Persons, dealing in Fruit, Nuts, Butter, Lard or Meat, shall pay to the Town a Tax of FIVE DOLLARS ($5) per year, or ONE DOLLAR ($1) per week for periods of rime le?s than a year, in all cases where Butter or Lard is offered in smaller quan,;f" tiv Hm Tnh Kit or Firkin, and lifcjr viiuu v..? . , Fruits or Nuts in smaller quantities than by the Bushel, and Meat in smaller quantities than by the pie?e, and sold from Wagons. Stands or otherwise on the Slree's; and tho Town Recorder shall enforce the payment of this Tax by the seizure and sale of the property so olTeied to be sold by persons without having first paid said Tax. Provided, That this Section shall not be construed so as to extend to and include the people of this and adjoining Counties, of whom Camden is the Market Town, but that they shall be at liberty to vend their produce upon the Streets, except as may be otherwise provided by the Ordinance regulating the Market. Suction VII.?-There shall bo paid an annual Tax of TEN DOLLARS ($10) on each and every POOL and BILLIARD TABLE, and TEN DOLLARS ($10) on each and every BAGATELLE TABLE or TEN PIN ALFjEY, kept within the corporate limits of the Town. Provided, That the period for which Taxes shall tie paid shall be from the 1st of January to the 31st of December of each year. Section* V1TI ?That no Equestrian Exhibition, Menagerie or other Show of that nature, and no Theatrical Exhibition. Minstrel Performance, cr other Show of any kind, shall be held in the Town of Camden for gain without a License therefor being first obtained from the Intendant and purulent of sulci incense ouing mm.u to the Town Clerk as follows: For each Equestrian Exhibition. Menagerie or other Show of that nature, such sum as the inlemlanl shall determine, not to be loss than ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100) petday; for each SideShow, such sum as the I n tend ant shall determine, not to be less than TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS (pr>) ! per day; f"r each Theatrical Exhibition, ! ..Jinstrei Performance, or other Show of , {hat nature, nol less than FIVE DOL;! A hS'S.*?:()<? <hi.y. Each and cvety per -i ei-. in;; -;: v of the Exhibitions aforesaid -.01 gain. without having obtained a Li! . eu. e therefor, as provided above, shall be f'.n -.l for each and every clay so exhibiting :i -!i'n ii(<! less than douh! I} "? highest Tax her .if, iinjh'.sod !? : such exhibition. . ,??; i, he Vi:forced ami cai-cLd bv the Town i.'ci order by ti;c and sale of in* nroperty of the person ?.*' persons a, oii'oii'linir. Sk< rtux IX.?An annual Tax of Tillli, 'LA DOLLARS ($30) shall be paid by each and evcrv EXPRESS COMPANY "doing business in the Town of Camden. Sec, X.?F.vcry person who may wish to engage in the business of an Auctioneer in . " m -c n 7 ? !*.,II ? ? ll,a R, Hie lOWli 01 vmmicii, ruiiii y-j >U ...V. ... corder of the Town us a license lax, he. fore engaging in such business, the sum l of TWENTY ($20) DOLLARS annually. . Auy person violating this Seciion shall he fined by the Town Council TEN (510) DOL. L\RS for each and every offense, said fine ; to be collected by the Town Recorder upon the warrant of the Inlendani, by the levy and sale of any and all properly liable to legal process. In case (he offending parly has no properly to levy upon lo meet fine, he shall be liuble to imprisonment not less than TKN nor more than THIRTY PAYS in the County Jail for each and every offense, Skc XL?That all parsons engaged as hucksters in selling upon the streets fish, oysters, eggs, poultry, shall be required <o take out a license lo be granted them by the Recorder, for which he. she or they shall pay into the Town Treasury an anf nual tax of TEN DOLLARS, ($10) or TWO DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS ($2.50) per f week for nDy less period than one year. Any person found violating I his Section shall be arrested by the police, and the . fact being proved, shall be required to [ pay a fine of FIVE (S5) DOLL A HS, or bo r confined in the County Jail TEN DAYS for each and every offense. Provided, That j nothing hcreiu con ained shall apply to persons from the country who may be j selling their own produce. Skc. XIT.?Any person or persons wishi ing to sell on the streets or public squares i within the Town any patent medicine, . worm medicine, or any nostrum or drug ! pertaining to this line of business shall first apply to und obtain from the Town ! Treasurer a license to tell the same, said license to be paid for in advance and rot . to be less than FIFTEEN DOLLARS (SIS) per day, or T'YENTV-FlVH DOLLARS t ($'2">) per week. Any person violating this Section shall be arrested by the police and confined iu the County Jail TWENTY ; DAYS, or pay a fine of not less than TEN DOLLARS (510) for ench and every offense, Skc. XI!r.?Any person or persons who tuny engage in business upon the streets ! or at a stand or tout other than a permnJ nent structure, shall pay to the Town j Treasurer an annual tax of TWENTYFIVE (5Jo) DOLLARS in advance, and any one failing In pay said tax shall be j liable to arrest and imprisonment, and | have h's property seized and sold to pay '.NO S -T.h1, t V. ? There s'.a'i h-- an anvjiD x of ONE lit jf.Lr,-.ft; !?. aV,?Xr.sTO ::?! fcnv.ntjuai v .. i*i v 'ae ioV/r I* ry tii .\ Vi ?Ti.e .-ni l of i'l V L ! JfiLAlie* for day paid iino- I:?o ! 11!: v! 'itf T'jnvi ! ? mc!) r.S'i v v*j? y ;i .: ;; -c agent >i!;v life- insurance . r t-v :'i said suwii, for us many days j :<ri he .nay Ir.in nci any business iu suill j aiid roprosctu-il here by local j ag lsif. j iSEO. XVII.?There shall he an nnnual license Ice o' TEN (#10) DOLLARS paid ! into !lie Treasury of the Town of Camden j by every sewing machine company doing business in (he town, and represented here by local accents. Sko. XVlll.?All proprietors of any eating saloon, now established, or hereafter to be established in the Tjwn of Oamdcn, S. C., shall before entering into such business of keeping such eating saloons, and cunuuillllj? llll? OIIUIC, y?ij i\j mc ?u?ru| Treasurer the sum of TEN DOLLARS ($10) for the year or any part thereof, in which they may engage in such business. Any person violating this Section shall, upon conviction before the futendant, be fined in the sum of not less than TEN DOLLARS nor more than FIFTY DOLLARS, or I e imprisoned not exceeding TDIRTY DAYS, or both in the discre ion of the Intendant. Ratified in Council assembled this 2nd ! day of December, 1839. NJ. R GOODALE, Intendant. | J. L. r.nxsixGTOK, Clerk and Recorder. I I t An Ordinance To Regulate the Sale of Wines Spirituous and Malt Liquors in the Town of Camden for the Year 1890. BE IT ORDAINED BY TflE INTEN DA NT and Wardens of the Town of Camd-n. and by the authority of the same Skc. I.?That any person applying for a license to retail wines, spirituous or malt liquors in the Town of Camden on and after the 1st day of January, 1890 shall first be recommended by six of the nearest tree holders to the place where ht proposes to do business, as to his being o! good repute, for honesty, sobriety and good moral character. The persou ap plyihg for a license, shall then if Council grant hitn ft license, pay to toe town Toeasurerthc sum of FIVE HUNDRED ($o00) DOLLARS per annum without any rubjtc, payable half-yearly in advance and a fee of FIVE DOLLARS (6) to the Re corder. Sec. II.?That any person applying fol a license to sell intoxicating liquors in the Town ol Camden by the quirt and in larger quantities after January 1st 1890. be required to pay to the Town Treasurer the sum of THREE HUNDRED ($300) DOLLARS per annum for the license, payable half-yearly in advance. Sec. Ill,?That druggists and apothecaries who trade, .sell or barter in wines or bitters of which spirituous or mall liquors are ingredients, or intoxicating liquors of any kind by the bottle and not to be less than a bottle?shall he required to pay to the Town Treasurer the sura of THREE HUNDRED ($300) DOLLARS p?r annum, pnyable half-yearly in advance. Sec. IV.?That all burs and other places where intoxicating liquors are sold shall be closed on election days, or any other day that Council, for the belter prcservation of order and pence in the Town may sec fit to order them closed. Ratified in Oounoil assembled this 2nd day of December. A. D.. 1889. J. II. GOOD ALE, Intcndant, J. L. Bkasixcto.v, Clerk and Recorder. PHOTOGRAPHS. LM Bill vy W W wi DiVHiMM wwnr I HAVE RECENTLY RENOVATED MY GALLERY ' Purchased new Bickg ounds and other accessoiies. and Iully equipped : mvsolf for iHin-i I FIRST CLASS WORK. i COME NOW BEFORE THE RXJSII OF THE HOLIDAYS AND HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKE?!. }>njvi:s to hi:it the umin\ r WM.3. ALEXANDER. i Nov 11-tjanl NOTIDE. $f, LL persons who know thornm selves to be indebted to me for Professional Services ? i 1. n Arc Earnestly lsequesreu to toiue Forward and Settle Or mftko some satisfactory arrange meat. B. J. TRUES DEL, M. D. Nov 14-3m Westville, S. C. BEADT TO MEET COMPETITION I NOW Is the Time to Look for B ABCT A1NSI MONEY IS SCARCE AND I CANNOT AFFORD TO TALK PULL TIMES! m NOW HAVE ON HAND AND nm constantly receiving fresh supplies of Fancy, Family & Staple I Embracing evcryth'ng in that line. Also ? Boots and Shoes, Harness and Saddles, Farming Implements, Crockery, <$-c. CIGARS Of superior quality at low priees. A large lot of BAGGING & TIES Always on hand. Also, a nice anil fresh as^nytineiit of j UrilTrvA iojpiry. : A :r.' 'jer lauigs whi.-h it. jwonM j 'i j.li..;,"s to inonifo--. all I of wi.i.-i? will S'3 so.il AT BOTTOM I ; FIGURES. ] -* "*-* 4 , . "% \. t ' " ? ; J ? ? c. i iA 0 ;*vty G<*;saa, Ti/?7 UNION AN1) TRUST MORTGAGE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. fpIME FIVE YEA US. Interest ti^j at ten per cent., payable annually on tirst day of January. Com mission;? deducted from loan lor costs of negotiatinz. iivo per ccut. Apply to T. J. KIRK LAND. Attorney at Law, Camden, S. C. Dr. I. H.ALEXANDER, . DENTIST, ? ' * O amden, S. CGoaUunte of the Philadelphia College of DEN TAL SUKGERY. . I / r 1 r 1 \, > ..: h %-m IN THE FUTURE \ VS - 1 *j ** *. '*** 7-u. _ :;3 CTTIR, ' - '' VI * . GROCERY & HARDWARE ? STOCK ^ / * . ' WILL BE POUND IN OTJK, ~&0pera House Stores We Will be Pleased to See OTTIEj Old Friends end Customers, A:;;l aU #? the new ones that will honor us with their presence. . Very Truly, M T DITPIW J& f!rt 11, 1, 1 U1U>1 u w. R?ia MHIKM / _ .^ PlfflS