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T! DMIIMH HERALD w. a woods, T. J. DREW. EDITORS * AND PROPRIETORS. DARLINGTON, S. C. Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1891. Darlington Cotton Market. Strict Ix)W Middling Middling ’ i '> Strict Middling Low Middling ” Nov. 4th, 1891. A. B. Stuckey, Es(i., of the Sumter bar, is in town. Mr. C. W. Davis, of Laurenburg, gjK-nt yesterday in town Don’t fail to read the new adver tisement of McCall & Burch in this issue. They deserve your patronage, Don’t forget the State Fair next week and be sure to attend. A great many new features will be added to make it attractive. “A Perfect Foundation,” Isa. 5J8: 16^1 Cor. 3:11, will be the subject for disenssion at the Y. M. C. A. meeting on Sunday afternoon. The regular monthly business meeting of the Y. M. 0. A. will be held in their Hall, in the Hewitt building, tonight. The meeting on Sunday afternoon will also be held in the Hull. The Euphradian Society of the S. C. College has elected the follow- ing young men from Darlington among its officers: A. M. Coker, presi dent; W. C. Coker, treasurer; E. C. Bacot, literary critic. On Mjonday night, while the mem bers of the colored Baptist church* were preparing for a Bible reading to be given on Sunday, some mis creant threw a brick with such force against the window that it broke both blind and sash. If the jicrpetrator of the outrage can be discovered, the Mayor will give him his just deserts. Acts of this kind deserve the severest punishments, and the proper place for the person who commits them is the penitentiary. Our indefatigable friend, Kinard, of Columbia, makes a new announce ment in this issue of The Herald, and tells people where they can be suited in the way of clothing and everything else in his line. Of c mrse everybody who goes to the Fair will want a new suit, and the man who can’t get a lit in his es tablishment is certainly a freak of nature. All you have to do is just to tell him how much you can afford to give fur a suit, and leave the mat ter to him, feeling assured that he will give you something that will make you look your best, (live him a cull. Duncan Clark’s Female Minstrels appeared at the Grand lust evening to a very good audience. The per- tance can, if it were necessary, be! whiskey are the potent factors that easily secured. From ’ personal ob-!are instrumental in the commis- servation we do not hesitate to say that the Fair, from its very incep tion, h;es been admirably managed, and we do not think that the direc tors have ever done anything that could subject them to any criticism. If mistakes of judgement, on the part of committees, have been made, it is no fault of the officials as the colli sion of so many murders, and the remarks concerning ’ the carrying of pistols, will apply with equal force to the traffic in whiskey. It is sim ply idle to attempt to place the responsibility on the Legislature, and “to try and force it into the enactment of a prohibition law. The people themselves are ’•esponsible | Correspondence. From Jasper. inittees have always been selected for this great evil, and there will with great care and with a desire to be no abatement of it until there is a make them as representative aspossi- very great improvement in public sen- ble. The best teM after all, in mat- tinient. I’wpleean’t be made virtuous tors of this kind is a iiuancial one, mid judged by this standard, the directors have every reason to con gratulate themselves on their ad mirable management. These an nual exhibitions have unquestionably accomplished a great deal of good, and the people at large, who reap the benefits of them, should see to it that they are sustained. It would be a lasting reproach to the rich county of Darlington to allow the Fair to languish for lack of support and even from a business stand point they ought to sustain it for the benefits that acme. The social feature should also be considered on account of the opportunity afforded for seeing friends who, but for this formance is a good one, and no | opportunity, we would rarely meet doubt will be largely attended this evening.—Daily liegister, Des Moines, la., April 24, 1891. The celebrated Duncan Clark’s Female Minstrel entertainment oe- We do not wish to imply by any means that the Fair was a failure, because the fact is that in some de partments it was very fine, notably Dr. Baird has broken up in Dar lington and will return to his former home in Louisiana. At present his family is at Society Hill. The Dr. and his wife both made a good many friends in Darlington who very much regret their departure. Mr. J. J. M*ard had the misfor tune to lose his barn and stal les on Thursday by fire. The place is just a few miles from town on the Tim- monsville road. The origin of the fire is unknown. There was no in surance, and the loss was about one thousand dollars. In the notice of the performances of the Elfin Star Comedy Company, which appears in another column, we neglected to state that Mr. Bourne, the manager, always takes a prominent part on the stage, and is, as is also his wife, Dorothy Ross, a most excellent actor, and with his roug company^ is always sure to please his audiences. The balloon ascension at the Fair was a complete success, and everybody was well pleased with the sight. Miss Bates who made the as cension has been at the business for eleven years and has never met with an accident. As we are not posted on aerial navigation, we don’t know how high she ascended, but the bal loon looked very small when she dropped loose from it. The following ytmng ladies were in town last week: Miss Helen Malloy, of Cheraw, with Miss Annie Williamson; Miss cupied the boards at Heim’s Opera] the display of horses and poultry, Hall last night. ’J he hall was well j but simply to call attention to the filled, many coming for ten miles to; fiict of there bdl , a geiimil laok of see tl e snow. Some portion of the . . , ^ audience was disappointed, expecting ln ^ eres t 0,1 the part of the public, a performance filled with vulgarity: " *th our superior railroad facilities in acting and words, but there was we can, with proper interest, make it none of this. Duncan Clark has almost rival the State Fair; in other been catering to the amusement j wor( j s mil ] a . ^ the Fair for the whole public too lr ng and tolerates nothing t , „ ...... of the kind In his show. There I te Dee sectl0 "i fyrit ls ^ m ' tam was nothing in the show that would; if °l ir own County gives it pro shock the modesty of the most bush- per support, w’e can very soon enlist ful maiden. The jokes cracked and the active help of all the adjoining 'the costumes worn wore not near as countie3> What sav the peoI)lc in “rank” as many seen in the new i . , •i 11 Opera House. The performance le £ a1 ^ t0 t le nill tt° r ' given was something new and novel. ~ The programme included enjoyable Jas. P. Wilson, Esq. incidents, much new music, and We regret to announce the death clever specialities. Space will not 0 f this gentleman which occurred permit mentioning all of the artists, j y[ on ,j av llight at his residence, in Each and every member of the cotn- .. * c .. . pany is an artist. The opening ,e Leauuswoifa section. lie had dance and the farwell march were reached the age of eighty-four years, features, and were gkeu in a pleas- and was one of the oldest men in the ing manner. The costumes worn by County. The immediate cause of the ladies were elegant Mr. Clark hig de ; th wa£ a £overe cold aud als0 is a pleasant gentleman and a fault-, . . , , less manager and the strict rules of 6ome derangement of the heart. ]Je his company are cither obeyed or the bad only been confined to his room members fined. The company will for a few days, and was conscious up play a return date here in March to a short time before his death. He and will be greeted by a crowded , , , . . house.—Fremont Daily News. Wiis “ n educatcd 1 a,,d llltdl, « ellt This Company will be in Darling- nian ’ but extremolv modest and rc * ton one night only, Nov. 7th. tiring, • and had few intimate as- sociutes outside of his immediate The Elfin Star Comedy Company, family'. Throughout his whole life taken us a whole, is the best Troupe he was noted for his kindness and that has ever visited Darlington, and freely used his wealth to assist those the full , houses that jfreeted everyless fortunate than himself. With one of their performances is the j such qualities as these it is easy-to best indication ‘'f their merit. They were here the whole of last week, giving a performance every night, aud a matinee Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the little folks. All for general society, but always dis-! the present system of providing for their plays Were good and understand how much beloved he was by liis relatives and intimate friends.' He was never married and so far as is known cared very little by legislation and the sooner this fact is acknowledged, the better it will lie in every way. In the mean- til ic the desolation of homes and the slaughter of human lives will continue.” Court Proceedings. When The Herald went to press last week, the Court was engaged in trying the case of Solomon Morris j urged with obstructing the C., S. & N. R. R. He was found guilty and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. George Pearce was tried for carry ing concealed weapons and assault and battery with intent to kill. He was acquitted. He was represented by Boyd & Brown. This case was finished on Thursday morning, and the Court then adjourned for the Fair. On Friday morning the case x>i John Floyd for the killing of Calvin Rhodes was taken up. LateSatnr-j day night the jury brought in a verdict of manslaughter with a re-j commendation to the mercy of they Court. He was sentenced to hard labor in the penitentiary for ten years. A motion for a new trial by his counsels Boyd &. Brown, was de-, nied. It is probable that an appeal will be taken in this case. Marion Hart plead guilty to as sault with intent to kill and was; fined $100. Dandy Johnson was convicted of j house breaking and larceny and was sentenced to the penitentiary for five years. Solomon Newman who plead guilty to stealing grain from '•he field was fined fifty dollars, which was promptly paid. J. Dozier Flinn was admitted to bail in the sum of $3,000 charged with the killing of Samuel Kelly. Henry Hicks indicted for abduc tion was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $250 or serve five years in the penitentiary, lit w represented by Ward & Woods. The parries who took the advan tage of the excursion rates to visit Charleston last week, from this com- mun’ty, were well pleased with their trip. Petit ion.- 1 to the Semite ami Home of Representatives, praying them to abolish the traffic of intoxicating beverages, by enacting a prohibition law, is getting signatures very rapid ly in 1 .ake Swamp church and com munity. Some men who call them selves good men, professing Chris tians, an-1 advocating purity in the church, say excommunicate members who traffic in wine or cider, but they won’t sign a petition calling for the abollition of intoxicating beverages in the State. Why is this? The farmers will soon be through harvesting the crop. Most of them have commenced sowing small grain —a very important thing for us all to do. Cypress News. A good many of our people speak of attending the State Fair next week. One niglit last week the large mill sheds of Dr. J. M. Josey caught on fire and was getting a rapid start when discovered. The fire was ex- tenguished before any damage was done. The cotton fields' begin to look black again, and a good many of our farmers are sowing oats. Very few of our people went to Charleston last week. Lynch’s River is reported to le very low. A petition is being circulated in this section asking the next sitting of the Legislature to pass a law pro hibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors in this State. Several of our farmers were drawn as jurors for the lirst and second weeks of court. It seems that the Cypress men are very lucky when it comes to being drawn as jurors. We have beef and lisli at this place every Saturday. Among our sick are Mrs. L. S. Pate aud a daughter of Air. A. B. Du Bose. Other Local matter on 2nd Page. UEI’OKT OF THE GRAND JURY. State of South Carolina, 1 County of Darlington, > j Court of G en e r a l Sessions. J ' To the Hon. J. F. Izlar, Presiding Judge, Fall Term 1891. Having discharged the various duties submitted, the Grand Jury respectfully make the following presentment: It is found by investigation that were peused a generous hospitality both given without the least hitch, evi- to his friends and the passing strang- dently showing that they were not ’ vr. He was both a merchant and novices in the business. Their cos- farmer, and was very successful in tunics and everything else connected tl 11 ' management of his business, with their performances were first, There are very few men of his gene- class in every respect, and we have ration now left. Two younger no hesitation in recommending them i brothers Drs. John and Furman to the patronage of every town that B ilson survive him. Tli" interment Haile, of Camden, Nonie and Emmie with Misses Williamson; Wordsworth, of Charlottes, and Miss (boy visit. Perhaps the rendition of "' :,s at Society Hill. Little Lord Fauutleroy was enjoyed , more than anything else, and little 1 Occurrence. Misses Malloy, of Cheraw, with Miss May Rowe, only six years old, who On Friday night a very unfortu- Sadie Dargan; Misses Bertha and po rsolla ted the Little Lord, fairly nate tradegy occurred at Mr. Janies’ Laura Lucas, of Hartsville, with captured the audience. Her rendi- bar room that culminated in the Miss May McCall; Misses Kuker and q{ fjjjg long and difficult part death of Mr. Samuel Kelly at the Blackwell, of Timmonsvilje, wire was simply a marvel, and we predict hands of Mr. Dozier Flinn From for her a brilliant future. At the fl “o statement of eye witnesses it ap- earnest solicitation of some of their j pears that the former was the ag- admirers, they remained over Mon-1 gressor and that Mr. Flinn acted in day and Tuesday, giving perform- sd f defense. Me deem it unneces- ances both nights. Aside from the 8»>7> “fter making this general stute- also visiting frauds in our town. A correspondent requests the pub lication of the following paragraph from the Scientific American as a matter of public interest: “ II1 a i dramatic tallent of the Troupe, the : ment to go into the details of the ra8cofdiphthenarawomonsshoud:. facttliatMr . lk)n ^ M ^ r> I difficulty as that more ' be placed in a cloth and beaten into 1 p m a pulp, aud the cloth (containing thc ahd all) bound! omons, juice title about the throat and well up over 1 tin. patient’s ears. Renewals to he made as often as the mass becomes dry. The effect ' is almost magical, the deadly pain yielding in a short time.” properly be is a native of Georgia, and also an longs to the officers of the law, but ex-Confederate soldier, should eu- propose saying something concern- them to the patronagi of the ing the two evils that are responsible Southern people. He was several bir the death of Mr. Kelly, and for After the performance on Friday night there was a very pleasant dance at the Opera IIousiT. The following ladies wen present: Mrs. F. E. Norment, Misses Meta WilliamSP!' Fatsk; Spujn, Ejla War ner, Nopie Williamson, Josephine McCall, Helen Malloy, of Cheraw, Laura Wordworth, of Charlotte, Susie Haile, of Camden, and Anna Rogers. The gentlemen were Messrs Douglass, China and Wylee of Sum- times wounded and lost one of his the grief that it has brought to his eyes, in the struggle. He makes no family and friends, it is however mention of this, but it gives us j 1® bis wife aud little child that the pleasure to do so, and to ask for ^ comes with crushing force, and him the support of the public. Be- the sympathy of every one will go low we give ;the list of their plays: nut to them in this time of trouble. Monday—"Passion’s Slave.’’ ; • paupers should be changed, the) property of the Poor House rented, 1 and in the interest of public Mo m my, the beneficiaries should be sup-1 plied with provisions at their houses.! The prevailing bad condition of pub-! lie roads and bridges, is caused more by the inefficiency of the law under which they are worked, than by any neglect or indifference on the part of officials; and the demand for such legislation as will speedily secure for the people of this Com ty good roads by contract work, to be paid fer by just and equitable taxation should be no longer ignored with impunity. Careful investigation shows that condition of the various offices of ohr County officials is safe and Sat's- faetury, both in material and finan cial respects. In tins connection, however, it is necessary to state that sundry tax executions placed by the Treasurer of Darlington County in the hands of the Sheriff of Florence county for collection in 1887 and 1888, have not been accounted for, and the attention of the proper officials is respectfully called to the necessity of an immediate adjust ment of this matter. Two small tables should be furnished for the Court Stenographer, by our County Commissioners, and the water-closets FAIR Will find it to their interest to visit Tls Emporium of Faslioo, the only Clothing House in the city that does not carry a mixed stock. I am strictly in the Clothing Business and give my whole attention to this one line, which affords me better advantages in selecting a stock of rirmsmsE mim, My line is manufactured for me from the piece good and made only by first class artists. This is the place m mmn io imi I have but ONE PRICE, and that is The Lowest, for my High Grade of Clothing. Nothing in the city made like them and nothing like the fit and wear of these garments. The best dressed menot the city buy their Tuesday—“An Unequal Mutch.” Wednesday—“Felicia.” '‘Thursday—“Under Two Flags.” ens of our Friday—“Little Dird Fauntleroy.” high time for the Order loving eiti* Saturday—“ I Aidy A ud ley’s Secrel Monday—“Hazel Kirke.” Tuesday—“East Lynne.’* The habit of carrying concealed 1 should be moved from the jury weapons is responsible for nearly j room to the jail yard, and the said every case of murder or of justifia- rooms should lie supplied with Lie homicide in the State, and it is I more and 1 letter furniture. in a vigorous effort to ter, A. J. Howard, of Florence, Sam An individual committed to jail commonwealth to unite 1 by Trial Justice Josey, is found to put it down.; I* a lunatic, and we respectfully It is true that there js a law against eall the attention of the Court to it, but it is practically useless just! Ibe matter and ask that the said iu- We publish this week, the prein- for the simple reason that public dividual be sent to the Lunatic inm list of the Fair, and veiy much opinion does not sustain its enforce- Asylum, through the regular chan- wish that it were in our power to ment. The basis of all law rests on , nel. McGowan, of Columbia, R. F. Woods, 1 sa y that it was equal to some of the, public sentiment, and the enactment Di conclusion we take pleasure in E. M. Wells, W. C. Hough, C. D. preceding ones; but it was perfectly of any statute in advance of this i assuring your Honor and all other Evans, K. O. Woods, T. H. Spain, A.! apparent that, to a considerable ex- suitiment, is unwise and utterly officials of this Court of the high ap- T, Baird, F. E. Norment, R. L. Dur- tent at least, the general public have barren of results. In this matter of, predation, by this Jury, of the gall, Cright Williamson, Ben Wil- lost interest in. the annual exhibi* carrying concealed weapons, public many courtesies with which it has Jiamson, R» E. Janies, Harry Smith,' lion, and that the officers did not sentimentcanaccomplish that whichit been favored during this and the W. J. Garner, O. M. Boyd. The meet with the encouragement they would be impossible to bring about proceeding term. German was very gracefully 'led by Iliad aright to expect, and unless through the"agen'oy of legal emict-! J. A. Pariiott, Mr. .Saul McGowan. The music was, there is a grand rally next year, the meats, and until this sentiment is Oct. 28th, -1691. Foreman. furnished by Mr. Humphries, the j whole thing will haveto be abandon* | brought Into play, the slaughter of musician of the Elfin Star Comedy cd. It must not be understood from human lives will continue, When Old newspapers for sale cheap at Company, and gave perfect satisfuc-^ the above remarks that ihe company it Is made disreputable to carry | Herald office, tiottito the dancers. At two o’clock is itt*aiiy way embarrassed, for that is pistols, mid the nian who is kjjowu __ _ _ the dancing Wasi brought to an end 1 not the trouble, the whole difficulty W the regret of nearly every one pre-. being the lack of interest; for so fur jpnti 1 w is VMtifi4y wsi* J willihx! ^ruetjoe cease, to do- so, a rowdy, is considered admllv aiidj- Several boarders wiR be atconuno- tben and not until then dated, at very reasonable prices, by MsUds wnd M. & w lly?y yU'wt- FASHIONAI CLOTHING SMDER For the Fall and Winter of 1891. Pk. PANir T "’ i YETLLjNAN Y REMEDIES COLIC C URE. • Never fails to cure any case of colic. _ <( . We now have opened the l.nrg< s' and as well selected slock of * '{'UC! I. ('OLD iS: 1'K\*l i >'TS DR&SS GOODS, TftiiftiMiftSCS, &c. ‘fim* lung few;-.., Kpho.-! co:.g!:s as was ever brought to Da: fington. coles, itc. Gents - Ffimliing - Goods -rrrr: KJ worms, Ac. We have an elegant line of Gents, Youth and. Hoys Clothing in every style. Gents Saits from sJU.OO to §:!0.00 per suit.- liats from Sue to each. SHOES! Our Shoe Department is complete, and, as usual, Our Prices are Very Low. WON’DLR WORKER LI MM ENT I Cures cuts, wounds, harness '-alls, SHOES! "*«**,*'. HOOF GROWER A •E'iT'NFR Sure care for r< utrucU <! fe, f, Giiartcr cracks ami tciidcvncss. Would cull special attention to our Ewitt & Urol licrs’ Ladies Fine Shoes; even] I hi’.-e womhu ful mcdiAii'- ;mv pair guaranitui to give satisfaction. j uibl and iniarautci-d to pi. Call ami examine our goods ami get our prices before buying; they will c -mparc | uf mo.ic' ft niudcd \vi. sont ;•!•- favorably with the low ptices of cotton. Give us a call. We will save you money, j "ittm-uf. For ; ;-k 1 y Respectfully, JOYE & SANDERS. OR, JL A. BOYD. J nines All m <•, (‘o. 285 King St. C’uiriesiui, T>. C, Kiiggfrs, Surreys, Plr<etoiiK, Ilurtd S’arls, Wagons, Harness, Saddles, Undies, Collars. SI alters, Lag) Holies, Curry ComUs, Hrushes, Harness Oil, Leather, WliigtS'&r. We sell good machine made Harness complete, with Collar and Ilamcs, for sat. We can furnish any style of IIAX!) MADM !I AllXMSS, from the dicapeM | We tire dob: Agents here f-:« • single buggy harness to the finest coach harness, aLo 1 and S-hor>« wagon harness, j iwids and Keep a full Lm- >-i : i . , SPECIAL ATTENTION f sw is culled to onr “Voting Mun’s el i The Lar. r ‘ m Jc wclru Id i! e ’.•*(. SOLID PLATES OP Sterling Silver Inbtd la tho barks) of SPOONS AND FORKS ggc. ; j j At Points most Exposed to jWv'vfj V/pHr, aiui then p>;itod j entire, containing Five Times as much Silver as .g-.,- g STAMDARD PLATE. P ti” ii i ■■ Will Last a Lifetime. n ! l 3vaf»nlo«d to wear 2!> Will Last a Lifsti; I-IOP.E BURABL j- W Than Light Stcrliag ML ^ % Silve; - . And r.Oth.'.lfthflcost. Clcll3!''. , .*l' 11 ii It.rnpod E. Ms- ’! jn ease! ektstv then f-:a 'fLA-wf Jig* 1 yew jmi» ectd te« Ik CsS> W-'-N—f few bpnaiMea. AC.-PT TO A -.sfo.’y hy THE HOLMES * EDWARDS liiLVLR CO. Ii L, HARRELL & COMPANY here because the prices tire right,-the f oods are right and the fit is perfect. 'hey also have perfect confidence in trading here as they know there is only one pricb for all. My line in Clothing for Men and Boys, Hats and Gents’ Furnishing Goods is the Largest and Most Complete Line ever shown in the State. You can find them at any price to suit your purse. D It 1188 : SMI'S A full line of Dyke suits for those who will attend the State Ball. They are maile elegantly and cut in the latest style and can give yon a per fect fit. If you do not own a dress suit, mid von are in need of one, cull here and be fitted up. Everything a gentleman wears can be fonne here, as this is the most complete store in the city. If you do not know where 1 am located, and afraid you will get in the wrong store, just watch for the 00LD STAR. M. L. KINARD, COLUMBIA, 8. C. J. W. WILLIAMS, Professional Tailor, Ha. been appointed agent for the two territories*, Florence and Darlington, for The Plymouth Kock $1) Punts Co., also Jacob Heed’s Hons, and will be in Darlington the flrat day or two of each week. The remainder of the time lie will be at his establishment on F- ont St., Florence, 8. C., prepared lodo (’Iruulag, Spunging, Dvelntr, euttlng and -designing. Full line of samples on hand. Fit-* guaranteed. Terms positively cash. Will receive orders at Mr ilarllee’s Barber Shop for the present. " ' yvt 2Hhtt In addition to o,.r iar-c : . stock of Solid Silvdnvr.v.'. Uold Mid I' d WATCHF.S of tli- m*.-t | . FA sag ^ 4J& gS fpi hi § i)*; , .:>i;m<::- tn *.: ■ *'. '.: ’ < rCS KI S5 > - A V 5 • f ' J i ‘ k * • , Beg* to {innouncc to their friends find tho jmhlic generally that they have received the largest and best selected stock of :Fall and Winter Goods: that they have ever had, and invite an in- inspection of the same, ('fill special at tention to their splendid stock of ARLU'iirs € f Ladies Dress Goods and Trimmliisis and also they invite tho ladies to examine their varied assortment of LADIES & nil LRRI2YK LA DDR IT LA R. and finything else tlmt the hidies need. The stock is lirst class' in every respect. A very huge stock of A DC It WEAR, wml everything; else that a gesiHeiiiai) needs. They carry a large stock of CLOTHING : AND : HATS and can lit 1*1 very body, from a small hoy to the big man. * They call special attention to their complete stock of ZSiCLER’S FINE SHOES, <ilso a very large assortment of every kind of shoe, from the cheapest to the best. EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES at low juices. Cull if you wish bargains. .Warble Montmienirt, Tablets, and furntsheil oh short notice, t-.-;'! n- (-h*(:;p as can lit- pun-iiHsnt .i.w.vl , ;e. ®T' Designs ami prici s fc.rni-.iscil ca applicntioi). A'l V,<--fil l!\i ■ t <i r'l l- oil Vi.C ..t t'. & D. irnilr- ail. Darliiigtun ^arbis Works, DAUf.lXGTOX, 8. C. mu it siiiii, heal Estate Agent, FLORENCE St* BAR LiXGTG.V. S. f . Special iiticniiob paiil ti> tbe buy- ■ ng and selling of retd e-Utc, udlec- iott of rents, iNc. The strietect uttet-lion v dl lej-aid fo ait busine-s etitnisted 3 DTI f. I ! 'i 3! ? Hi L! h si £ i I represent Twelve <;i' the most reliable Fire Iiuvir.-n,; Companies in, the v .t ammi > tla 1,1, it:- i . .. ■.■ i . ami l.omlmi in,.- Gi ,.•■.. - f Knglan-l, tin* lar. i. • company in the worui; : *- l the .Flu:*, of 11 irto;r- ! , i 1 •• largest of all Anu-ric. * :,re companies. Prompt attention to bustne s and satis faction guaranteed, l\ F. AORnEAT. D.VULINGTOX, 8. (’. Olive lietween Edwards, Xonueut Co., ami Joy *fc Funders’. NOTfOE. All persons are hereby v■ .1 r I til 'mnt on mir land wit turn pcftiiissftm. tlfeqdyr^will lie prnsmiteti. , . N. HUGOS. < ''' • W S. IlATCfW'L. ■Oct. Sl.HlW. *