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E. Hl. AULL, EniT*R. SOME EXAMPLES 01 STATESMANSIL11' The Senate bi.* to regulate charge for advertising met witi opposition Mar. Elird wated to kill tle bill. MAr Wiukler, Mr. Rteynolds and Mr. Do 3ruhl considered tle bill inl the inter ost of all concerned. Mr. Elird objected to the bill becaus of the Source wheneve it. C1ame. lie wi surprised that the champion of compet itivo bills favored such a bill. fiet i a schedule fixed up by tle prinllters 1e1 heard printers lohhying for ti bill. Capt. Illytihe said th hl hill itit not conlitet, with the publie printing Ho was sur-pri'ed at the ollpp .lllsit ' Mr. Elird, bee-'se tihe hill catle floul the l'res Assooiation. The cotimitlut heard at 1 olasses of at t -rests. iti it wa Con0ludtt t hat this ii b n as pro1I, The bill brings tle mIatter down to. tiliforit basi and for the tfirt time hl Wiats told that heeatse the lress Asse eiationl recoin1Mnde anYthlin it \a ground for t,ondte una1.tion. \r in still saw nomerit inl the bili. M r. .\! ley said in his countY he con:Il ers went to the 1aper4 a:.1t :!e Ne rates they Could. Mv. ; !eni ikb they couitl still do So. Het aI ;t:ct already was a i.awI tiint .;.: a Alr. lIhreat mai M 2. Nti' .: moved to amend1k So ha: -e A* . not1 be mlore tha litilhose:', m:es --$ ninceh and 50O ct, l";- 5h (tIlent ins rt:on. Alr. l.:iied satd t hat1 w 1 h:aen IIent he wV h(i w itldkraw I : Nlr. Tho ezks 41id niot like te ine1 basis ns much as lie piciple of old act. Mvr. Rat-ot'; amenthn1fienlt wals adoptc'j The flouse refused to pa s the bill ant it was killed. The above is taken from the New nd Coinvier's report of IegislatiVO prO evedings inl rcferielce to a hill to re late and nake uniforii the char'es foe legal advertisements. WV Wish therk Ihw been ia fuller. re )O't Off the1' aet 1 (If 4111 s'tattesmeni 4110 Ihis IetSaure. and we wIuld he glad t know low thwy votd. RefereCe i iade to it now "imply to keep Ih r"Cord-tragh and to shAow fromt wha high aio !; . I 1i11t ive., statinmel l'lrd and tho,e of his st-hool aict States'inial l1-ld, fr-ml Ike.sing11tonA, ol juctel to tho hill ilauise If tile sonure whenice it camli. Wil hope the com imlittee appoillntd ly order of the I'res Association to s vggest this hill and tIl memlibers of the r11aess Association o this Statv will maks a nlote of t his. 11 knew nothing of I 11 m4eits of tle bill anI eallwIobtilh d it,hbut ihl sorce Iwhenic it :lune was eniolu-gh1 fqj him. We (o not believe. hie 1wad in prinlters lohhyinag for the bill 'Ih 'residel't of tihe Assovialilonl had th mattel in charge ald he did no jlbbv ing for tile biln, but did go bfove th Comilittee of I 'rialting ald. witli 11111 joiLV Of the Comm11lit-tV0 ipoe to when li he went, before 1,im, after' thel uinderstoodl Wha.t theo priniterS wanltod m1ado at 1n1atniminowius report ill favo. < th( I)II, bocaulso the. wt!ro seisibl and reasonable lienl, an14d when tho s:w tle jiustice of lt bill, kiew HIatit wats in the intere"t of all conlern-tied I have it, a law. Butit St at esman Eliedi jina on P 4 withott kn1owig anythliaai abtltl. a , whence it tamae. it will lbe a great dia for Sotha Caroia whaen i.he is ridI 4 atate 4smen 1 of thle ealIi bir of Mir. l-lirt' of I aexingtona, and,ul thaniks to a ge lProvidence, that, 4day is s peedinag. lie had good grond for1 ('objec tiona I the bill1 le shiouhll have stated it ana nt,t11 ut, hi, objectionl (on the anarr'ov pr'ejutdicedl ptlaeI talt hae dlid. I iuit lhe thinigs. I 'ossily we mnatde a amistak in ano. conlsult inig Stat Iesmatn E-lird.t T1hena there is Ma'. Isar'oa and .\lra. Mi Cullouagh1 waniting to Ii.s it so 1the rat could( no4t be4, maore thiian stated in thi bill. Juast its well lix an3 amemimet ii'i the law~ wihei siays that1 a4 member <ic the I egislature 't shlll a'i'e.' - a d11a and saty, provided h(411e sh aall anot areceiv mlor'e thiana $1 a day. Aand yet thes men 1, too, ar1e passinrg in 811 tSuth Ca'olin fot' statLee, capbl)ie of ma1k inog iava tor' a great State. We wouild like to say to M\r. Thomna: who is fr'oma Charllestoni, that t.he Netv ad ('ourier ohjeetedi to t,he bill bieenma it r'eduaced thieir r'ates. 1'ossiblly hi objection wats in the 4 inter'et of haigla rates for' legal adv1ertisintg, aand ther' fore he objected. We ennnet421 seeL 4. what gr'otund other' t,aama thiis caused i ha objection, It, allI goes to show11 thia Thaere will be 3no deaartha of candidate for' Govenor' this year. Already t.I eintr'ies ar1e numerlious, butt only t,w Timan and1( Whiiit,mlan, have ann lounae< the fact Over their' signatur'es at st,ated brielly their platformaas. GJov. Ellerbo will, of conrase, b)o a cet didat,e for re-e'lection. The politicianas are all ver'y act.ive air are doing most of the talklig. TI people will be heard fr'om latei'. Up1 thlis wi'iting thety have not becen haa fi'om and are sayinag very little and1( C not seemn to be very1 mucheI enithusc over any of the prospective ollle seekerse. Col. Geo. D. Tillain's aannouaacemtet of is candidacy for Governoar hats thi right rinag abotb it. Tihat, is the wva we like to heari at canldito tatlk. 0 bh "owna chatract r1 as it mlan iand reCcor as a public citizieni." It Is r'4eshing The entries are not all in yet, howevel of Wiy canddate. * ~ The "Jim Crow" car' bill has bee signed by the Governor and is nos law but does not go Into operation un0 il the first of September. "They who provide the food of the world deeldc the he .. of the world. You have only to go on some errand amid the taverns and the hotels of the United States and Great Britain to ap preciatte the fact that a vast mititudo of the humivan re. are s laghtered by -t incompetent cookery. Thoughit a youn woman miay have taken Ivsons lin imusic and maty lave taketi Ie..ons in paint ing a I lessons in astronomy, she is not W I elduateld unless 'ho as taken les S-is in doughil I hey who ileeido t h apparel of the world and the food of I ht, world decile the eilnduance of t lie lworld." The ab%ove is an extraet from at re eently puiblished scrmllon by Dr. Tal mage. Taken by itself it probably does not illustrate fully .!e point he hal in mind. but th re is mu111ch poiit to it by itelf, and mi,el truth in it. A woanim is not 1 rop1ert1ly or thoro:; bl etineat i unless? A has taken le.I.ous in dotoug h." Tht iahmi expressie:1. but on tha ac.1.ouniilt has ski mu11h morte mewan i. Hund11irtd of opl are bei n 1i Ied by deg rees by eating imr'oper1 rep.ared food. and whether the w oman hla aetually to knead t no "dough" her self or not, she ou hl to know semc t hind ab'out it and how it oug:at to be done. &'o kno.x th lateIt st i in re l 100 b 0nnet is not near Zo imnor o: h h it. too. sho hire i 1 r naion of y S 1pt )is anI c0nsu1mt (f t,eart I:eiitin . ai we I t,e l 1 ni an ie o i n1r0e~ atet to a l-'Ira S t (u l it, - it.. 1 C". W bing ton and if a h h I . : o. a .t n a nt a . tb i; t:i e . 01 Na v wou d . -I cha racter t Sk te The Iiealt and N-. The lattst eorttL frIm e 'X of tile battle-hip .\lan6 : against, thae aVilent thIeI0r'W . T dlivers a1re0 reportedt at. linding the, um1ga/zint! intalt, and it is sail tiht, plat. it whihel t he ship was to anorit Was milectedI by Spanish (llicials, who kon1!V of the prusele. of the great an lit tarer. The investigation will bo eomn pleted in a few days. The vur;ia of ingnairy in regard to till W -tise of the lexpluiol 11 tN waipi' -laine is at work. and untii it linb?-i. I (tle is no groIjnl Ijol whihjl to firm, ItC0ala aotnsion. Thos.. who arl ateaint t v(d witlh the construction of bat tleships, Y have d ilftevet, opillions on thli subjet, bit none of them know anything about fit,. Y We ot111 With IlIeaU-11m1'C tiLt there is at revival of interest. ill the growing of aCorn. A colI volventiol wIs hold in the West last, week. We have heiard so mucnh of coton gr'owerls' eon eton Is that, it, is r'efreshlill L to see alaat a corn1 con'venion 111wats hlda. Let t he Iitot wor'k go onl. Sam Jones, the -:vianigel ist , haas a(1. nIoun ced his canad idney for' GoCvernora Iof( Georgia. Th'le prosphect is for a lively cpagn in old GeCorgia t his year andal a if .\lr. .1. nies remalins iln youI may be sure it will he interestinlg. Go v. 11 lerbe,2 it, is said, will not si gn the couty gZovernmenlCIt bill andl( it will therefor'e not becomae law foar a y'ear yet and wi 1ltthen becomle law without htis si gnlaturle. (I TheIC(Xl 11 C lmiai papters ye'.teray re a porPted a atse of smnaIl-pox in L tat ity y thouagh it is said to be a muild type. Ca tittetstol6 Trho following have' atbout madtie tip 'their mi ids to stand for the State of liees named: 4, Governor: WV. IT. El lerbe. NlI Von; .. Ge'o. D). T1ilnman(, lddgeIleid1. I . IW\at - hurag; ( . I. Sc~humpIlertl', Newherry'l~'; S G . NI atyleld, Ihamibeag; A. IF. P'aters5on, Harnwtt't ~ ellI. - Secrotary oIf Stato: D). IU. TlomifCn', Greenwod; ,ino. 1 . larun Ison, Iten well; R (. M. Cooper, C'olleton. SAtorney Geaneral: IF. II. Evans, t Naowherr'y; G. D)uncan H el lin ger, I Barn w ~ell ; . . .' ollock, Chlest.erlaeld ; (. it L- W.'inkler,,Kier'shaw; C. I'. Tlowvnsend, Alarlbor1o. Supeintendent of Educal.'Ition: TI. (. Rtobinsonl. P'iek1ens; T. G. WhIiite, I eaua fort: WV. A. Br'own, Miarion; WV. I). A djutatnt and( 1nspector' General: H -enry T.1. Thonmpson, Dartlington; 1H. d N'. Richaboug, ichbland; J ohna Garv' d WVatts, 1 Laurens; John B lacek, Colletoni, St ae no0 opposit ion has developed to SaeTreasuror Timinor'man. (I Cotton (irowerN No. 3. 0 All whaito perisonls in No. 3 T1owniship 0who atro Interested int cotton growinig (Iaao reCqutestodl to meetL at,. Mt .. Pleaasnalt 0 a shiool hotuse on Satturday, March 6th, Iat 2 o'clock p. m. J1. M%onr'oo Wlker. S. N. H en)dersbon. A. Y. WV. Glvmph. t .J. H. Smit.h. ('h'ma'n. NOTICE OP FIN& ~E LM EN1. iNOTICE IS I]EHEB3Y G IVEN TI'lAT1 .on Wednesday, the 2d1 (day of March, 1898, at 11 o'c ock A. MI., 1 wvill mnako a t.linal set,tlieent (If thea estato (If Jlohn 0 Peop)les, dheceatsed, in the Pra')t' Court for New bearry Coim11ty, and( imme dlately' thereafter' apply to t ho Probate a Judge for JLtters5 of disach aro. I MARY7 J. (CARWVIL~, Executrix of the last wvill and testit -. mnnr of John 0. 1i>,mni, de-'d The Weather las,4 been very drya he roads exeOvdilngly duty for this lime of tle year. 'ihe roads haul got kil so very dry 1.1th t here was great hinger of irte h-eakinir out in tihtlil. Il'his happenled haz't Tuesdtny. The wvind' Slew very stronlg diuring. thie day and 1 lart of Ihe nig hit. Soit p11rsons were lavin:g livils Winu! andi 14 Nveintd bl0"w out into the woo.:i at e vaoy plaeos. l't.at evening aul night moany people veret enlga119ed stloppin:g t'he dentrPilt iVO hInev. Tho'ro wvro -s Ina tny a v or Ix I'ew in the bIinds of our community. I he l'e et aud iIost delrilitive fill, roliz du own 4';1 s.alluda vivolr onl 0r, le:ir l' ('troft jXia'e. It l'ui-ned overi .\ weaher 1 o:,e on .\r. Alan N ich )pace alid al1o a lot of pauli (ore nc Vi, tuzne. \\' hear that there wva' n 'C 0 'iss of b:'r inS of in nearly al mn1 111iti - \\'edntesiay w\ as a N.vry a.. The mnoke waS not only k' t2e'.A 1h tiar but inide bf touse' San rolity nt li:.g , e ar'y all day. W . iaI i 1ick lilt rain Thursdiav l .ir.hnd EVI W"as p!Ansed to So,, i tyme. f r it wan needvd. .. l !i .nhn 1.:ke, .on of Mlr. 11. C. ake, w h ing foll inl *he tire aid u bIb h ani..Ii and w\ rist! Ver A. lie :.:te o be n1a irg it real n n, I l;' cc. r. Low thoe Nry an3 .\nro 1 oerbort r,. j W 1e OVt% ' ~ioef Ln I ' . :: : t 1 1 l :1.. -Z.. - -- ion, returnedti 11' harb-'s"on la t S:ttur. 111y. I le o:a1ne ill ()il volltiuinlity* a,_.ati II m1 Tulesdhay ad loaves for ('harleston _11ainl MrS. V'ait haS abOut -. 1velVd, but is not0 quitt l'C it veturn Vitli him jlust V1. 'YI tulerotmuid th:A. ablout all thle ar at em, ntlts I lte 11 -.n Iade for the .11sion of oul. Ini;ti ri loat to , ,tdW'S, with at HOW o l i t. D)'. (AkW'S, I'his w\ i i,- a _ivat ativanlage 10 the Wet ion I en hIr It-t\ tu', ad t. Luk11C'S. Mr. \V. I lieihert. is miaking a ch a A-Ittly of bi'vS. It i..q it anl int-elkeSt ing and prolitabb' inIt. when one begins to follow it up. i. I Iei bet IL is Tholon i nb jieopepai t ha v ibe a .\Ir. I). 12. liiatifns Fidaly ivg It. \\'e bievte it was a kind of \alndtiie party. I'rI f. \'. E. i.a1 k gIoI es ti0 morn-14V iI g partlIs att \\'yse's Ferry, Saluda C'oun L,v, Alr. Wardsworth,i of the ci:.y, sales .\lrI. Wi. I. lierhI er''l s last \l ondaiy e ven.. ing for a birdi hutnlt. Hie re.ianed wit h us until \V'ednetsday~itI aternoonll I li. .\lr. lierlbt' i and Ale . Arthuri' P>yV1 wlnt out. Th'ley Ii;tl only ordtljimu-y lutCk Wet enijoyed Alr. \\'ardsworthli's visii \Vatld, it boo)k on (ipoissumiiI huntim, for ilu-e or: 1 forii' IIf our11 boys. I t seemIls to be t he allI-imIiportanut subljet,t w ith ITut'r,s. LossesI lIep II til la liteh'tinil un exlaig-n bt Couties. (Ietg ister, i;th.]J T[ho naiueroius atlitrms of file on1 Tu'iesday'OVl eninhg amounttilied to no1t.ing, tile c21Viy indienttetsn iha t SeveraIL ISerious1 foest, liives Iesiiltedi froml tiht igh wtindl blowing anl aiengtal 51park into( Ont reoreiwslbutt- mi. CoadtI. 'IlTe firIe i'ina utit.d iln som1e saw du lst at i t.h l of11 I 'it. Sh ealy. It. was it spartik of lan Cligine. bt, latter it, was h 'arned'tii t.ht, the saw du ( lst, hiad beenl iaC afh-ro last Au gnlit.i i and had lbeeni buitin.l more1 orI le)ss 8since t.hat Liimie. ' Tie strlonig wtintd state theLi tunles in l and11 they could1. not, h)i stopIped. h country peole turn'ed out, atnd fought I the 1110IL vallnly hilt,W wi to Itppaat,ts, .wIts ani lpill jiob . Alor12e thni 2.t00i cordts of wtiood andii severaLl d itferent plict's, and11 the tini wias de T[ho paseng r hai i a hard t,imo1 of It. One paissenlger saId tanllt a 12hiic ken ai 1)t, of i'oieu and1( It few hutsituits soul aitived inl the lulorninig idt not, get, iln lint-il 3 p. Il. AnIothert seri ouIs fIirel was Ireported yOstorday ini t.hi ea2sternI seCtio o01(f the 1 COut.y t. It was~ on1 Liihe Allru ferryitti'' roadLl1 anid iL is rplottrILilt. 8 2 tha t I tdwetliligs woro0 burned01 andl a vat Lsee, lion of couniiLt., aboulit ten miles louo' wats dlene of11 ll t.r Iees and1( vegetaition,. resul1 t. We arie anx Ious to1 Io a lItt o od. in til Nil I n 0 ('ugn (lurti in ita (pevent v ofi pit o1 . ronina that. rulnom maunIe' at Oi. mV 1 the dread of the cotton grower, an be prevented. Trials at lxperiment Stations and the Lxperience of leading growers prove positively that Kainit K *te is the Only reIlledy. we will he glad to send, free of charge, interestitIl, alkd useful I aphlets which treat of the mllattel in detail. GER.\M.N K.\1.1 WORKS, A NA a St., New Yoak. OPERA HOISE, C. A. BOWMAN, Manager. WEDNESDAY, 0Q February u THE sociEm EVENT OF TIlE SEASON! TH1-i: FAMNOl'S POLK MILLER, Sapported by ''he 8IR P. SISS!N Iid ESTER WALLACE Co In The a.uhing Sue-ss, Old Timols Dowil Soutli T l I lT11,0 811\11 1 \i1101'tI, { \ONGS I1S I'. K ETL'HES-: S' --DANCES 11,oember tht, date, Wednesday, Feb. 23d. ipl 'riets, 2) i) anld 7,) Conts. S'c'.'tats now on sale at Scholtz'. Opera House for Rent NOTI- IS IlEmEny VkN . I hat t he Town Council will rcei 0 ealed bids t I rent, the Opera Houase ror mne y.ear fron may i,,t, Iu9s-r W'iln,g- rigIht to r'eject any and all bid'. nids to be handtd in bY Mar-h 3d, 188. Also reterviig uie of Opera House rl. educational and townl piulrposes. ITe renter1 ill be required to give ifn approvd hmid. By ord"er. of Coinecil. C. A. BOWMAN, 2t, C &Al1. & T . t 1. N. FOR SA L E. ATWO STOiY DWEILIANG llouse, with eight rooms, good atr, igardten, barnP1, one- half acre of I-ilad- -a U11 elsVd-- -in the Town of 'rosperity. Anyone vishirng t.o buy can wriU, to the undersigned at Hayne P. 0.. Newberry Co., S C., for tertils. HIGHEST GRADE FERTILIZERS -A ND ACID PHOSPHATE IOR SALE B3Y EVANS & WILBUR. Don't buy until you get our prices. Headquarters for Groceries, H ardware, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods and all Plantation Supplies. Evans &e Wilbur Other Things besides SPECTACLES TIhore are lots of th ings in a Jewelry Store that don't Lo)ts of smnall ar'tistic articles su.itall for Xmas preCsents thant you wouldI( never' think of unile.ss you saw them. Wer ltitvo a beauutitnl line of smiall Noelie at ex~\tremel v LO0W PlUtuEs. You ('an comoi and)( spend a pIdaflnt honr in lookin arouind at our s3tock and1( buy E D)UA RI) SCOOLZ, AN t'ith--Ti''T'WOllTilY AN11 ACT TVInenl a.ien oetr uies to vli o linnu. Niont lhly t0li 'I and ex pen8e. 1's Io it sai ud Ci V0lO* Tit iunls onpi, WHAT CASH WILL DO ---AT AN ClJoNES 1 THIS THONTH. Have about $5,000 WORTH, More of Dress Goods &. Silks Cassitmeres & Cloaks Capes % Jeans Flannels & Blankets Underwear & Hosiery Gloves & Handkerchiefs Boots Shoes Hats % Trunks Pants > Umbrellas Etc! Etc!! Etc!!! Than I have room for and have no place to put my New Spririg Goods Which we are beginning to opon up, ' d 's the volu me of buiss11O.S i, what I want for the next, tI(reo years, more that large profits, I havo decided in order to closo out overytijuL, that was received it my store beforo Jan. 1st, 1898, at actual cost from Wednles(Iay Mor1e1ing Fob. 9th, to Saturdty ni ght, Feb. 26th. This salo includes everything inl the store except Our Spring Stock which has been arris ing since Jan. lst, aind in order to induce you to buy your spring goods early, a discount of ten per cent on .every p)urchase anmountinig to more than one dollar, wvill be allowed on sales of goods re coived since Jan. Ist. During this sale I desire to keep) my clerks busy and to use Febru ary wvhich is generally a quiet month, to give tho trade the bonolit of the lowest prices they have ever p)aid for goods. The cost mark andl the invoices will be shown any of our customenrs who question it being bona fide cost sale. During this sale, all of our Standard Prints wvill be sold at 4c, we will soil a case of Outings at 4c, Newberry Mills Drill at 44c, 25 pieces of half wvool 28 inch Dress G*oods Sc, Coats Spool Cot ton 4o or 3 for 10c, R{ & G dollar Corsets at 75c, Vigilant (R & G) Corn sets at 38e, Sh;25 and1( $1.50 menL's andio womantI's shoes at $1., and S1.I5 Stetso)n lints at $2.50, our $1.35 and $1.50 Hats at $1.00, Lining Cam-. brics at 31c, Etc., Etc., Etc. This is a great opport unity for the people to get choico desirablo good1s at wholesale prices, in fact (luring this sale it will be y'our privilege to buy what you want as low as any merchant in Newbherry can buy them at wholesale. And wo want you to buy from us while you can rrot these advantages. No goods sent on approval, every sale must lbo positive. Como early before others get tihe ('hoico things wVe haive to) offer. A. C. JOES The People's Store.a Newborry,v. C. ( ob 8, 1898o For Men - We make it Warm! By SELLING THEM CLOTHING AND Underwear that fits snug, holds, its shape and kvops out the bitter cold n th winds I P-Aun all ftlong from 25 cents to rices $1.50 or gannent in Underwear. buit3 from $2 to $7.50 and up. f y SELECT T1-F'j LOWEST PRICED 0Ye assure you its tho best for th money that Can be had. ST tha be bighest I niced, wo know that If UOU oui-getting aso h one can buy any where mM 3.3'. W OTEN,4 NEWBERRY S. C. A EI V T E D Ta in and examine my line :f goods. I have a nice and well 3elected stock of strictly high grade Chamber Suits in Walnut 3nd Oak. A full line of medium ind cheap Furniture. Will sell very close for cash. H. U". WILLIAM16S. t. ly Main Street, Neaberry, S. ('. arris Lithia Carbonated IwtRe ftab e a fter Iisac pleatlaxive Ca dsasre ur e o r lauesti. Ropea whtteoien rLeaa ofCetrM. C.A, s tosa)f. h Tswater i o ae i ever t oeto idrs . B IhvsdHarris Lithia Wagshte wibeoath the beginnicellon reutsheen Th r crboate asn o o a infom atr i isturacs tisa xeln tabewtor Iti a risan Lax tiadWsatur Co.frFat,n DyspopsAa.IS. M.DEVG, . D'. Tiner isksaei Nywsrr itRoersonGidr', B.e Jones GadW.e. Coheam's. n t0 P ose Harri Lihio rn gstlyiboe andGt the s boginig of t onon Forratsean inforaour Ordr Panic a Aenion aiia'War Ordrs LHtDARRTE IS PIG,S Fi)P~~ne WhiskeysA\)~ , ~inesA''l and BeUH ARMLN Syen' o.1Itnii an Get th est by uy(ofU) U '~ fr h S end.ow~~ , in. Your I)rcderi . Paro 1 t ic lad(sr Atetii.fSonfPaid WNai rder av.No(IST ~y~'ILhR iND IS~IFL~ Ng DEI F rl sale are requesed to'outtthemh{ted the 3!IN nhans ftor sale. a l in' ontan 5'P i . ."Ji'n y O8F NheWBrdiory f 04i(1 ofI ms manye letterse of ii,n , o IIN2 PRo AT Csai ttOU R cam T he rn14 1( pr imis OtIIes, that I may he abb.dto, he , nid daso AdmIatr , 8 ait eailes crip(1 t r.ns 1 of whiiila nd t he y r noie -m r'Psct avet,. (oiN Ioat 1(1 w itl maeuh IE N O D R O H alt,iatsal e arheu ~ d . . DeAil o h.'(QiI i nrbt Cor aed oth 31srtpo JA MES 0. (;IrEs, edC(iing. \V O LDGES,pr Colu ble ta State Land Ateu t. .anii , ar , ,1t J89 . P .