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Abvul, s c feb 7, 20 thou
deer edditoral: i promist to rite you i is i
' offen this yeer an i tended to doo it the <
but i has had ernuther matter on my mit
hans whitch has bin moar important that
to mee whitch had to be tended too. been
i was standin up in philson Henry's me t
p ( store tuther sattidty and i seed a bin 1
butiful fine lookin ladie cum in the goes
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Congoleum Art-Rugs make ish;
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colors are pleasing to the eye. scri
They are really beautiful in
spite of their low cost. a Gc
No fastening needed because you,
the felt base has no tendency
to curl or "kick up"
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le obligin klerk says to her Mrs. ' ini
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li do you wisht that chaigd an( dc
lady says i~"is mrs. Kerr but i g0
;s it chargd. an as she goes out'
irs the clerk say as how he
ght it was mrs. R. W. Smith. noW|
not complainin bout the favor of j tel
:oo ladies and i is willing to ad- an
that they doo look - alike but js
is not the pint, my bills had,
so big all yeer that it seam to |
hat maybe this here\mistook has, W1
taiking plase all roun toun, so i(ac
round to all the stoars and i he
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Congoleum Product# now bear
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is that i wants this thing looked foj
too, and see that Mr. R. W. Smith'
not pay the bills of moar than one co'
od-lookin woman in this toun. But'pi?
I am
nner link, which runs the Furni-|See
ar Domane on Prest Banner block up
Us me that it is true that Mrs. Kerr, pit
d lizzie do favor, but he say that ' ^
not why they charge it all to. me.!to
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say the clerk wanted to stand in ,
i to
th the book-keeper by chargin the!pjtl
count to a responsibal partie and cor
maik out he maik this mistaikj be
ten he didn't, so i then goes round nei
all the clerks and i gives orders as
at no moar are to be charged to pit*
". R. W. Smith atall, as i tells them' bus
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will pay cash; then i goes hoam i y
d tells lizzie bout it, cept i tole herj be
.-nnr>o chp was the hesfc loo kin. and oha
landed her $150 and tole her when! .
it was gone moar was not to hunt^ ^
d to call on the ole reliable, then;,
?oes back up to sea frend Kerr and j
le him, i advises him to do the tj
im as i tole him they had took liz-! wg
i for his boss, and that sumthin'
i goi
zie bought had got charged to him4'
t i found it out and pade it up Da
t it might happing agane, so he
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?s round and tells all the klerksj ?0(
t to charge nuthin to him this yeer ^
r no other time and he goes hoam j ^
d gives his wife a dollar and eighty
e cents and tells her that munny is .
t to hunt but she better not lose
lat she got. , he
i is afrade that my ole frend Al- re(]
ig Merkanty will soon be indited nlj,
r a profiteer, i seed him in toun wa
ttiday sellin a b'ig turkic. it seam ()aj
at Ailing has bought the turkie or
am sumboddie else and has brought
to toun and sole it at a proffit and
u soe that is speckalatin on food
ups, and i wood not be surprised j?x
spp Allino- iprked nn at annv time.
he doo i want you to doo all you
i) to git him out. i kno that Ailing ^
11 swear that he dont know no bet- era
r. besides a grate menny men are was
aking biger profits than Ailing. Wil
ev works it this way, they lets their stal
ves raise the turkies then they cee
ils them and the whoal thing is wh<
offit, then they go round and talk I
ut hard times, when a man kin Fra
ik- monr munnv now than ever he- mei
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3NEY ON THE FOLLOWIN
Breeching
Cotton Rope
Back Bands
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Iscount for Cash.
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Axes, Ma
Locks, - Till
Hinges?all sizes. r
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tr. I Mttunrntmitmuuiinfiimi
[ is thinkin of startin a setback f)
lege down on South mane, i has
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ked out most of my professers,
i i only needs a president now. i
: that Col. Dale 'barksdale is loomin'
as a player and as i has soon to
ch a leen if i goes back to farmin'
as been thinkin of offerin this job
him as this wood put me in gibod I
1 ifndin
with Dale and if I askt him f
ketch the leen for me when i {
ched it you see he wood be in no11
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idition to deny me. if he kennot I
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got what do you think of Col. Jen-J||
Link. I is a little afeard of him 11
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ne wisnes iu uuu niuasi ui liic ? =
:hin and ketchen too in the leen ||
siness, but if i kennot land Dale ||
rill see J^nner as i thinks i will jj
able to eat as fast as he kin j | f
irge.
Bruther waiter comes down to myjf v
is last Sunday and i seed he was JII p
igry. I seed him coming down the > ||
so I sais to lizzie, less walk up H b
ralerode and go to church whitch!j|
did missin bruther Walter and 11 ?
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n on to the Babtust where i seed n w
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:le Jim talk up the kollection and ]|
le was there too, both lookin pious |i
1 peaceable, and after heerin a ||
>d sermont lizzie and I walks on II ?i
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vn and i was laffing in my sleeve || c:
; when i got hoam i found that || "
iltei* done found the cole ham |l
itch lizzie had hid in the frigerater If
! eet bout half of it up, and said ||
had taken a little snack but wus II
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ly for dinner. I tole him i didnt If ^
id feedin a gentreman but if he If
nted to eet up a whole leen in one |j
r he better see one of the bank? If
rite to a packin hous.
Yourn as usule,
Dote.
-GOVERNOR STUART
NOMINATED TO I. C. C.
TO SUCCEED HARLAN If
Vashingtofi, Feb.6.?Former Gov-J|
or Henry C. Stuart, of Virginia, ill
; nominated todav bv President'II
son as a member of the inter- |f
te commerce commission to suc-'jj
(1 James S. Harlan, of Indiana,'|f
>se term has expired. ,:|1
.ouis Titus, an attorney wf Sa,;!}{
ncisco. was nomin^t"'' to be r.|M
Tiber of the shipping bonr-l. j.
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Guano Distributors
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Better Homes
Better homes are coming to the South.
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Where poverty has stalked hartd in hand with illiteracy,
nth poor churches, poor roads,.poor farm conditions,
liserable huts, women working in the fields?there proserity
is coming with its magic wand of betterment.
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The American Cotton. Association is the wizard to
ring these better days. r
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Working alone, the cotton growers have been for fifty
ears in a state of agricultural slavery. Banded together
'ith bankers and merchants in the American cotton Asociation,
they will emancipate themselves and will enrich
he South and the Nation.
By growing a.smaller acreage of better staple; by bet?r
baling; by holding the crop in warehouses for profitble
prices; by marketing slowly instead of dumping the
rop on the market suddenly; by dirert selling to spiners?by
these means the cotton growers will come into
hir deserved prosperity. n /
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The bank welcomes the day when cotton shall be free
nd every cotton farmer shall be prosperous.
The South has found the truth. Its prosperity for the
uture is assui-ed. You will profit. The Nation will prot.
And this bank hopes to share that prosperity.
PLANTERS BANK
The Progressive Bank.
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Abbeville, S. C.
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