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stMAjac THE DARLINGTON NEWS. THURSDAY, DEO. 6, 1888. X.OCLAX* ITEMS. crowd iu was br ak. official Sheriff aud Hit* Thb woods which have BO long I ■erred as acme protection to the eaateru part ot Town against max laria, have been sold by theLiud Company and will be used »a fire wood for the Factory WHSBS are the atreet lamps t Middling cotton is now bringing 81 cents in this market. 0a.PT* Caution spent Sunday with bis ooustitueii is. Hon. George W. Dargau left for Wasbiugtou on Monday. The crowd in Town on Monday Wil8 orderly. Ouly a lew arrests were made. Complaint has been made to the Town snhoriMe* atiout some of the cellars which oi* n on the stuet. We call attention to the crowd ing of the sidewalks to the inconx venieiice of iieiles'riau**. Those eugagul in taking a census of ihc To vu have nearly compleud then iab »r. THKttE was a inn away on the Square on Sl.il<**alu\, in shicli a wagon came to gib I, no bwlv hurt. MBS. F. F. Wailey hai moved to town si d will open a lawnling bouse»' the lesidence lately oc cupied by Dr. J A. Boyd, Mb. J. E Meitle*, member oi the Honse of Repieseutfttives, was m town on Monday, on important bu siness. rev. G. B Mooie has raturued from the State Convention and will hold the usual services in bis church ou Sunday next. The Society tor the Prevention oi Cruelty to Animals, might have put in some good work on salesday if they had been on the kok < ut. ON Thors lay, November 29tb, Thanksgiving services were held 1u the Presbyterian Church by Rev, J. Goidou Law the pastor. The ladies of the Methodist Church b«d an improvised refresh ment hall In the Court House on Monday where-they served oysters and coftee. The Baud bel- nging to the Long S.rtki Theatrical Troupe, playd on our streets on Friday, Satuiday and Monday, much to the delight of the lovers ot good music. At their last meeting the stock- holders ot the Chet aw & Darling ton Rutin ail declare I a dividend of three per cent. Attention is called to the town notices coiioeri.ing the Registration for the ypiwnauhing Municipal elec* tion which is published in another colnmn. Those who use profane language on oar stieets do so at their o«u expense. Our Town authorities have determined to put a stop to this. Another disbiitded theatrical troupe, after lepested efforts to get up a pa ing audience, is on 'he hands of the community When will onr »fll , eti ,, u-> cease t Several of the Darlington Masons went over to Sumt* r on Tuesday night tor the purpose »t receiving som" of the higher ale- grcs. THE time for the payment ot tales has been ex ended b> Jau- 15. even Darlington County b?mg included in the •xieuelou thistine. J. B. KlLLOUOH comes out with a tew advertisement this week. He is pn pared to do all he claims. Or der an iu^trument fer a Chnstinas present and tie happy. Salesday passed oft quietly There was a very large tow , aid business Quite a nuinlw r of wi re made by the Clerk. Parties wishing to purchase flue turkeys for the holidays nr ^ r ‘J' quested to leave their (,r ' lt ' n, J^ t Mr. Frank Wilson, at A- Wem- berg’s, or address A. B. DuUose, at Cypress, 8. C. ON Sunday Mr. K. A. Oakley Was manied to Miss Ella Ander sen, and Mr. H. A. James to Miss Anna Wilson ; Rev. J. G. Law was the nfflciating minister. ON Monday afternoon, taree men in a boggy ran their bcrse down the hill sud over the budge to wards Doneraile. Fortunately the way was clear and no one was hurt A festival will be given at High Hill Church qn Dec. 20th, the pro ceeds of which will be devoted to the benefit of the church The cause is a worthy one and should be well patronized. The case of Mrs. Caroline A Charles against Mrs. Barah By id, In which so much interest was tak en tome time ago, has been decid ed by the Supreme Court ot the State iu flavor of Mrs. Byrd. THE ffiftl preparations have been made for the entertainment to bo given tor the benefit of the Darlington Guards on Tuesday aud Wednesday nights of next week, and all sgiee that it will be a grand affair. A COLORED man named Rogers who escaped some time ago bom the tail in Beunettsville was cap* tnred on Monday in the Town ut Darlington by policeman, A h Dargan. He will be returned io his old quarters. GewbalW.B. James is impro • leg from the effects of the serious accident which befell him last week. The wagon whlcn passed over his head and ches» was heavily load: d, and nothing bat “an iron* man could have stood the strain which bis con birioo received. Several members of the Dar liugtou Guards have nceived fiom friends abroad, some very pretty and useful donations to tin ir Fair. Many of our merchants will also contribute. Borne have already done ao. Mr. J. A. Rice, the new paster of the Mi thodist Church, is said to beayonugmau of unusually fine promise. He graduated at the South C’aro iua Ci liege a few years ago, and married a sister of Rev. A.OokeSmr.b. At an entertainmeot in the Stokes Bridge neighborhood recent ly, P W. McKensie got into a dif ficulty with a young man named Skinner. Tbos. 0. Skinner, a a uncle of the 'oimer, iudeavonng to slop the trouble, was si*riitusly cut bv fits nephew by mistake. Mb. Hamilton A Hymen, late of the South Carolina University Law ScboJ left Darlington, his native pi c**, on Saturday last, to lo ate iu Dallas Texas, where he will en ter u on the practice of bis profes sion. We wixu him every success. The ladies who compose the var ious com mi tees on the Darlington Guards Fair are reques ed to meet at the Opera H< use on Saturday morning at ten o’clock. As bust ness of (be greatest impoitance is to be transact* d, a prompt and full attendance is desired. Rt. Rev. W. B. W. Howe, Bishop of the Diocese, will make bis Pas torial visitation here on Bnnda.v next, December 9'h. The lite of confirmation will be adiuinist'red and the Holy Communion will be celebrated. The Bishop will picacb in the morning and Rev. Juo. Kershaw at night. The public aie cordially invited. Sib Knight, Samnel Lewenthal, of the Uniform Rank, K. of P., baa presented Rogers Division, with a Roster ot the names of members. This is the work of Mr. Harry Hug gins and is really very creditable to him. The Roster has been fram ed ard will be put in the new hall of the liogers Division, U. R., K. of P. As will be seen fiom the notice which is publi bed in another col umn, the Darlington Laud Improve meat Company has been orgsu ized. and its subscription books are now open. In our next i.-sne a fnll account will lie given of the w< rk ptoposed by this company, which pioinises to he one of the mosi use ful over formi-d in Darlington. Rev. A. W. Gtierry pieachi-d in he Episcopal Cha|>el on Tuesday night. His snhjec' was the Advent season which began on Sunday la>-t. His text wa- “‘Behold “he Bridegroom Unmetli, Go \e«mt u* hnu.” HeiCdiier Mi.Gncny w I preach here on the fii 'tl'ues day aud the third Sunday of every ni' nth at night. Services will be gin at 8 o’clock. As will be seen Irom the adver tisement in another colnmn, Mes srs. McCullough, Blackwell k Co give notice that they have just re ceived a car load ot Montana hot ses which they propose tose'lofl at the most icasouable terms. The horses are well broken io suddle aud harness aud those dtsiring to purchase am thing in ihis line would do well to call on the firm above named. The Democratic votera of the Town are earnestly requested to bear in mind the fact that a meet ing will beheld iu the Court House at eight o’c.ock to-uigbt fer the purpose of discussing the adviaa bility of bolding a Municipal Prix mary. The importance of this lieeting will occur to every good itizeu aud good Democrat at a glance, so it is to be hoped that the attendance will he large. Unclaimed Letters The following is the list of nu claimed letters remaining in the rostoftice at Darlington for the week ending Saturday, December 1, and bridegroom. Tbs bride, who *** U*® cynosure of all eyes wore a handsome costume of white satin with V shaped bcd'Ce aud short sleeves trimimd with lace. The ► kirt was worn en train, ornament- ed with heavy flounces of very old and valuable lace. In her hand she carried a boquet of whi'e camel lias, the gift ot an old friend ; she wore a bridal veil and wreath of orange blossoms. Rev. John Motte read the beau titul maniage set vice of the Ej is- copal Church, aud the responses were distinctly heard by the large company there assembled. The absence of the accomplished organ ist prevented our hearing the de lightful strains of the wedding march, which alone was wanting to make the affair more brilliaut. After the ceiemoty a reception was held at the r«Bideuce of Mrs. B. D. Townsend, the bride’s moth er. During supper the bride was very pleasantly surprised by a ser enade fiom the string band. Many I. eautitul and useful pres- * nts were given by friends ot the young couple The gmsts took leave at an early hour, feeling suie that no prettier wedding had ever been seen in Trinity Chuicb, nor had one been more eijoiable. \Workofthc Legislature. The Legislature has not been in session a sufficient length of time tor any work of importance to have > been transacted as \et. Bills ! ave 1 been introduced looking to the reg- uhtiou of Primary Elections and the curtailment of the large amount of private legislation which always confronts tbe General Assembly Mr. J. E. Nettles w. s appointed ou the Committees ou Judiciary and Euroiled Acts, Mr. J. C. Clem ents on Railroads ami Offices i nd Officers, Mr. E. W.Cannon,Roads, Bridgts ard Ferries, aud Mr. J. O. Byrd on Agiiculture aud the Luna tic Asylum. The Bill to establish “The Jouuty of Florence’’ from portions of Darlington, Marion, Clarendon and Williamsburg was introduced into the Senate hy Sena tor Moody on Tuesday. The A’eici and Courier correspondent says: “The Florence Couurv scheme was brought up iu the House to day (Tuesday) by Mr. Nettlea of Dar lington, who, ou a question of privilege, called a’teution to a printed circular that had been laid on the desks of members, aud iu which Mr. Nettles said exaggerated statements bad been made about himself. The new county men are well organized, aud will make a well otdered attack ut this ses siou A Bt I has been intiodaecd iuto Hie House which pioposes to re duce the salaries of the Ciieuif mlges from $3,500 to $2,500. This measure, while by no means a new one, seems to meet w ith more tavor l this session than it has ever done before. T'ne tTcmeou B-qne-t matter made its first official appearance iu te House ou Tuesday in the shape a communication -’rom R. W. Simpson, the executor, suc'osing | copies ot Hie will, schedu'e of the: iroperty, &c., rceoiEpanied by a] request that the Legislature would accept the bequest. The election ot a United States Senator took place yesteiday, but General Butler was tbe only one whose name has tneu mention I in connection wi h i lie office, it is probable that be Ins been elect ed to succeed himself. (ARTERSV1LLK. — Hcliday goods aie coming I*. —Mr. R Peel is gone to Noun Carolina on a business trip. —Tbe Legi I itur#* will prohaldy chaugelhe name of our o«u again at ibis session. —Mr. H.A. Mims has Ixenap pointed a School Tiu*te« 'or Car- tersville township, vice R. P*el, resigned. —While there is great disappoint ment among our people over the result of the election, yet we believe tha' our best plan is to make (lie roost <-f it, sud go forward in tbe work of I'uTdiug up the resources ot onr enuu y. — Cattersvide is still improving. We u;'« toe new boildl gs going up in d flerent poitieu- *t the town. Tbeie m m!mo sn effort * u f<H»t io build a Hail Road, wbicn wi I run fn in thin place b> L ui.:r and Lydia, on to Cbe*t<ifield, (J H., fiom whence it wilt go to Monroe, N. C. App ication will be made to the Legislature for a chatter for this road. Clocks at Cost, $4oo tor a stiikmg clock that oiigiua ly sold for $5.50. They iinisl be no d a I Mason’s Jewe ry Store. -M a&HLAND. >nv who Mowed oatsearlv in 1888, Persons calling for them will please mention tbe fact that ;hey were advertised: men’s list. C. A. Blackwell, A. L. Fulton, W. S. King, Jul Garner, G. Jerould, Juba W. Liuley, H. R. Ryals (2), John Rarco, Dan C. Wadford, E. Wood. women’s list. Sallie Luluck. November have exce'but stands. —The schools at Pleasant Grove are iu session with a lull attendance of pupils. — Some*.four transient citizens are ra| idly making bargain.-* for 1889. — We have bad several days of pietty weather, and cotton pickers have been “spreading themselves.” —Many who plan ed the ribbon cane this year have made an alum dance of very fine molasses. —Mrs. John W. Wadsworth, an estimable lady, bas been quite sick with measles, but we are glad to earn tiat she is rapidly convales cing. —We are glad to state that there is very little sickness in this com munity, and our M. D. bas plenty of leisure, yet he receives many cads from a distance. —Judging from the appearance of things, 1 think we will have at least two weddings to chronicle soon. We will tell who the happy couple are after theeveutsco ue off. —Mr. W. V. Moore, merchant, is selling out his large slock ot goods at about Charleston pi ices. Ou Friday, December 14, be will have au auction sde, at which time be hopes to dispose of bis entire stock. He expects to leave lor Watauga County, N. C., on January 1, 1889, whe'e be will continue iu the mer cantile business. While we are sorry to see him lea'e, we wish him much success in Lis u* w field. Beautitul liue of Jewelry Mason’s Jewelry Store. at FLORENCE. —The festival given by A Brilliant Ceremony. On Tuesday night, November 27th., Trinity Church, Society Hill was filled to its almost capacity with guests iuvited to a marriage of unusual interest. The eburob was beautifully decorated with ivy aud chrysanthemum. Thegarlaut was suspended over tbe church windows aud the chancel rail was also decorated with evergreen aud flowers. Vases of beautiful flow ers were also placid with a view to tbe general effect. Tbe contracting parties wtre Mr. Frank Pegnes, tbe well known and uoiuibir agent ol tbe C. & D. Rail road at Society-Hill, an t Miss Con stantia B nley, only daughter of the late B. D. Town-end, Pr«sid* ut ot tbe C. A 1>- Railroad. The invitations wi-ie for8oclock, aud promptly at ,u ‘* t u b . our „. th *‘ doors sere opened and MwaFfor ide Townsend, tbe maid of honor, walked op the aisle attended by Mr T. Graham Matheeon, the groom’s best man. Miss Town- send, tbe maid of honor, wore a very becoming costume of cream albatross. Then came the bride the la dies of the Epi-copal Church last j'riday uight was a peifeet success. —The Melodist congregation is delighted lo know that their pas tor, Rev. J. T. Pate, will return to them another year. —Thanksgiving Day was ob served here iu the usual manner. S-rvices were conducted iu the Y. M. 0. A. Hall by Rev. W. A. Guer- ry, who preached an eloquent aud brcible sermon ou tbe theme of ‘A National Thank-giving.” A street tight occurred here on ast Saturday. The principal com batauts were Ned Stewart aud Alfred White, both colored. Stew art stabbed White iu the back, in dieting a wound about two anti a hall indies long rud two inches deep White it not in danger Both of them weie fined $10 for riotous conduct iu the streets. The Pee Dee Bni ding and Loan Association wonud np its bu siness on Monday uight. This association has been a very success ful one. Messrs. W. A. Brunson, Julius DeJongh aud W, M. Brown, hare been appointed trustees to settle the assets which remain on band. The association lasted six years. —Christmas is only three weeks oft and our merchants are getting their stores full of holiday goods ; especially Mr. N* W. Trump who has a large ami assorted stock of ladies’and childreu’s goods, His trimming department is in charge ot a first J ass Baltimore milliuer. Mr. Trump has uot been here a great while but be has done well, EBENKZER. —Possums are getting few and far between. —Wordou tbe cemetery will te resumed at an earl a > day. —Tbe Ebeuezer Farmers’ Alli ance is resting on its oars. —We w ould remind our Legislax tors that a rrdiiciln * in yall* r dogs would denefi. tu ir uonsUtuents —Nid one ot our citizens h ive goue to Charleston or the any sum. We return thanks. —When tbe leading tenor in the Profes.-or's class fails to sound the high notes, bis partner seizes bis ieit ear aud winds him up ou the ascending scale. —Ou Thanksgiving Day ourdom ino aud scribe fired aud fell Oack at a reckless rate, r* turning home at uight very hnugiy with nine birds aud too tired to sing “Hail Colum bia/' —The Ebeuezer Reading Ciicle was organized last Friday night. After electing efficers aud adopting a programmed for tbe next meeting tbe exercises closed with that way back old tarue, “Who has tbe Tkim ble.” —Messrs. Maxey and Joe Mo- Cown in December 1886, each with a wagon aud ;eam left for tbe iron regioo ol Al.tbam.i. Last week ibey reached home, atte. a three week’s overland journey; a few ot tbeir young friends joined them last year. Tbia recurring emigiant train consisted of six young men three wagons, uiao horses aud mules. Bat the most, remarkable feature was that each one of the young men looked as if he were just out of a Turkish bath and the bauds of a hairdresser; not smoke begrimmed, but regular dudes. many years eu in-ly free ol these 1 ‘•leai kw\ Ou the eve ot ihu first Thanks-, giving day alter Secieiary Whitney j took charge « t the Navy Depart ! meat, be inaugurated the pretty ciis'om ot pre-eating each one of l the ftmi Itun tied employes of that depaMin-ut with a l»ig fat turkey. The crM'om Inis le ti regularly kept up ever since, aud last W* d- nesday tbe employes of tb it de- partmtnt received for the la-t time this practical evidence of tbe 3cc letay’s interest in tbeir welfare. This y»ar Postmaster General Dickinson followed the good exam ple set b.v Secretary Whitney, ami presented each of the emplo.es of bis department with tbe fiii '.-t tur key to be bad. These turkey s were greatly enjoy*d. It is extremely doubtful whether the new Secreta ry of the Navy aud Postmaster General will follow the excellent example set them by the Democra tic officials. Believing h tbe old adage that “‘the early b id catches the worm,” Repr* (tentative Cauu* u of Illinois has opened hendquar ers here and began an active canvass for the S|M-Hke>ship of tin* next House of Rcpiesectative. Me-srs But er- worth, McKinley, Burrows, Reed and company, will however make tin* fight intcn-sting as soon as tln-y get lore. It is generally th»iis.ht that either Reed or Mcx Kiuley will be Speaker. 1) uiocratiu members of Cougiess i.ie a-a mle extr* uiely reticent ss towhft line ol pol'cy they will ad-'ptat. the coin’ll:' session of Con gress ; they nearly all express a de sire to confer with tbeir Democra tic coll* agues before couiuiiiling themselves. An * xceptiou to this rule is Repres* utative Spiinger, «.f Illinois. Ue insists that one oi the first things the House will ilo will be to pass his Oklahoma bill, aud hat tbe in x; ihing will be lo pass a bill for tbe admitt. uce ot at least tour Territories into the Utiiou as States Tbe clerks in the Gov- rumeat departments in this city be’nw the grade of chief are all iu tin eusy stuteofiuind ju-t a“ pres.*u . iboy have become couvinerd that Harri sou i- a genuine civil service ie- former, ami th ittbere wilt be no clean sweep when he comes in. Tbe piincipal cans* of this be.iet was an article in onr local pap^ts, taken fiom tbe * dito< lal * oliunu-of i tbe ludiauapoiis Jo- rual, a pap* r which is thought to be Hat risoc’s home oigau, yvhich waru -il (be Republicans not to eXpee a “clean sweep.” Theie may "*»t lie * clean sweep, but in my opiui- u at the cpisnoi Harrison’s term them w ill uot be one Democrat in office here for each ten U-pu<<licaus nos drawing Uncle Sam’s pay. iu otb er words, 1 don’t believe that H *r risou will keep ••iie-ti-wth as many Democrats iu office ms Mr. Cleve land has kept Republican*. Hanisou’s Southern uolicr c«i ti u.-k to he a subject of gen- rsl discussion lieu*. The opinion is almost unanimous among the mem bers of both par ties, that Uarrisou’s aduiinisiratiuii will be a very con servative one uulesr- someth ng now entirely i.uexpected should occur. I don’t think the Soutri lias any thing to fear at tbe hands of Har rison. If many thiumi that now have a somewhat tioublesoino look arc let severely alone, they w ill ad ust themselves; chief among this lass ot things is the negro ques ttou. 1 am certain Irom inlorma ion derived Irom Republican sour ces, that UarrifOii will appoint no negro to any prominent federal office in the South. In fact there is an undoubted disposition among tepnblicaus to relegate tbe negro lo back seats in future. Ue is no oiiger of any practical use to that >arty, therefore th*y will give him nothing. When Congress opens Monday it is doubtful whether either House will have a quorum present, unless they come in much faster to-mor row ami Suuday. There is a growing belief that larrison will call au extra session of Congress soon after his Inaugur ation. Something for every one to know. GANSON & BROOM HAVE NOT “Gone Away” As many have beeu told, but have moved i *to tbeir New Sto * li I ENTERPISE HctFEL BUILDING, Where they are prep*red to show you the nicest liue ot y G lions, Boots, Sht*es, Hals and Clothing that baa Dai liiigton, uiid at piit us that wid please the closest buyers. WE DEFY COMPETITIOX OF EVERY KIND AND WILL NOT ALLOW ANY ONE TO UNDERSELL US! The weak and shaky house that soon ex|M-cts to have the red tape on hi* door may give you prices, and the huckstera of auction trash mmy eh me tu with the'r time-worn slang about mighty (ledgehammers, bat we a:*• here the ouly leaders of Low Briees, standing as a Herenleaready to discount any pi ice they may give you. ZPRIJNTTEIVS I2>TK Ilus become n mighty thing and some men are not over-acrapnloas how they use it, nor how macii they scatter around. Our adv oe toy #■ the purchas ug public, is uot tu let even au ocean ot this ink deceive yoa into buying your good-hi util you have seen our beautitul stock, and bare got our prices. We have just teceived a lull new line of benatifel all-wool Heniiettas, in all the now aud fashionable colors, 40 inebee wide at only 47 1 2 rents per yard; 36 inch width at 25 cents. Alio a fall line oi Stripe, Plaid and Brocaded wool Dress Goods that we are now alaagh- tering. On shoes we arc the bosses, aud a»k no quarters from our eoinpetitore for we know we will please tbe public when we sell them shoes withwet paper, warrautiug every pair. Shoes that will uot compel yon to watch 'be Weather Signal to foil whether it will do for you to wear then eel* side tbe hou.-e We handle the Cdcbrattd State Penitentiary Bhees, the W. L. Douglass, and the Eagl* Shoe Co’s Sl oes, and wJl given nrw pair lor every pair that does not give perfect satistaetu.n. On Hats and Clothing w e are hcie ready to discount any price yea bawe in any grade Hal or Sait. And now we respectfully thank a generous public for tbeir liberal pa* lioiiageiu the p St, warrant ng ilium that we will still protect their tB- tere* s in tbe future, aud invite them to call and see onr new and get prices liom the ouly Leaders in Low Prices. A.VSOJV & BROOM. N ,T*»‘ber 15, ’88. Washington Letter- (From Our Regular Oorreapondenl.) Wuibioglon, N*»- 3l)th, '88. Mr. Cleveland’s last annual mes sage to Congress is all complete, aud bas beeu submitted lohis cabi net at a meeting called for tbe par pose, but what its contents are, no body outside knows, or is likely to know until the document is read at _ the Capitol Monday . The members and has built up a busiuess lh.*t u I of tbe cabinet will only say that second to none. it is a very stioug aud inteiesiiug -The meanest looking object we | document, aud that it will be we have seen lately arrived Tuesday in tbe person of Silas U Hh * hel, tioro Darlington. He was looking tor his wile, who had become tired of his ill treatment, and left btui. He says be will not be responsible foi any debts she msy contract. He doesn’t look like a man would pay his Stop Suffering! Why suffer with that distressing aud fatal disease Dropsyt Goto Dr. J. A. Boyd and get Campbell’s Dropsy Remedy ; from one to five Dollars worth will cure you; take daily accoiding t<» directions on the boltie aud gel w* 11. Complete Stamping Outfit! & Normeut Have a Complete Stamping Outfit, and can stamp any Pattern Initial or Monogram, ALSO A full line of Stamping Linens, Momie Cloth, Silks, Wools &c., and Stamping Materials. SOME NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, Com : and See Them l Notice. the tat# T. W. Tbe per.on.1 property of Smoot, oonsUlibg of 600 Buihets Oorn. 60 Ton* Cottoa Seed, 7 Mule,*. Farming impl.inen’.. wagons. Dork, Ao., will be sold at bia ate residence on Tues day. Peeember 18, »i els»*n o’clock D\ d. SMOOT. R li. ROGERS. J. A. SMOOT. Executors. U c 6, 1888. FOR ttO REASONABLE TERMS- A CARLOAD OF worthy of a place along with tbe other siate pap* is v* hum Mr. Cleve laud has wntteu. Speaking of tbia message reininda me that Mr. Cleve land haa been particularly forto* nate in never having had any “leaks” in bia adminiatratiou who I through which public Uoeumenta own debta, much I aocb as presidential messages, have _i I reached the public prematun Hia is the first admiftiatration for leaa those of the wife who supports I reached tbe public premature* him la bia laziness ■hJLON'TJ^.NA. KLOPtSES, Broken to boll* bai ness snd saddle, JUST RECEIVED FROM THK North West BY ■cOnUoafh Blackwell It Co. Groceries, AT Wholesale and Retail. A Large Assortment of Choice, Fresh Groceries always on Hand, dl Lowest Market 'Prices. 6IPJ3CI Xj T WE GUARANTEE UllAMTY AND PEICSS. Respectfully, Edwards & Norment. November 22, 1888.