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WALHALLA, H. C* :
WKUNKNUAV. OK?. Ul, IOOI.
THE COMING OF CHRISTMAS.
With tho advent of uoxt Sunday sn
ot lier twolvo months will havo como and
gone sinee tho glad Christmas-tide of
100.1. During these passing mouths and
wooks and days tho pleasures and vicissi
tudes, joys and sorrows that aro tho lot
of all mankind havo como into tho lifo of
each individual and loft their impress
upon it. Wbatevor may have boon our
portion-whether abundant prosperity or
a Boomingly hoavy portion of adversity,
or a yoar of evenly distributed successes
and reverses-tho Christmas season is a
peculiarly appropriate time for us all to
bring into thu vision of our memories tho
many and varied clements that havo
made up our lives, and to review thom
carefully, thoughtfully and prayerfully,
and resolve that whoa tho next anni
versary of the birth of Christ shall have
como, our lives, though imperfect and
unprofitable, shall havo approached
nearer thc standard sot by Him during
his lifo upon earth.
Too many of us arc apt to look upon
tho bettor Ufo as a calling for a long face
and perpetual solemnity. This idea
should have no place rn our lives. Lot
us look forward to tho botteriug of our
own lives and tho lives of those around
rrs-spiritually and temporally. At this
BOKsoil of each year thom is a spirit of
liberality, charity and good fellowship
that is right and proper; but is it right
to display these qualities but a few days
or a week out of tho year? If by kind
Words and deeds at tho Christmas timo
wo can cheer ami liolp our follows, can
wo not do if daily just ns well, and (hus
multiply a hundred-fold tho blessings
that como into each life, and diminish
tho sorrows that ar e the lot of all?
"It is more blossod to givo than to ro
coive." Let us koop that thought al
ways before us, and remember that for
o very ki nd ness ?IOHO, every word of en
couragement or sympathy spoken, tho
reward of tho giver rs greater than the
kindness bestowed. if wo could all
realize thc truth of this, and act upon lt.
how much moro of happiness and less of
sorrow there wordd bel how much moro
peace and love, and how much less of
strife and onvy!
Lot us each resolve that this Christ mas
tide shall mark a now epoch in our lives;
that each day wc Bhall strive to grasp tho
opportunities as they aro prosontod to
help our follows und brighton and better
our own lives, Wo nood not loso any
time looking for opportunities to do
good. There is not a day passes that
does not hold ont opportunities for all.
Wo have be* to tako thom and uso thom.
PRO . HT YOUR COTTON.
Wo have turd several hearty endorse
monts of our advice last week in regard
to selling cotton. Wo aro told of ono
thing in whleii tho average cotton
grower falls particularly short almost
every year with reference to tho cotton
that is hold, There is much of it loft
tint and exposed to tho weather, and not
infrequently lhere is ;i considerable loss
to the producer by ieason of damage to
thc outside lint, which sometimes
amounts to actual tot. for a short distance
into tho bale. Tins is an unnecessary
loss, for there is hardly a farm in tho
county I b:it does not allon I ample means
of protection foi overy bale of cotton
grown oh tho place. 'Piro crop can bo
pro too ted without extra cost, and very
little, if any, more labor. If you havo
cotton stored look after it and seo that it
ls not exposed to the damaging effects of
rain and sunshine.
Tin: CopitlKIt extends to each ono of
its readers tho most hearty greetings of
Ibo season. A merry Christmas and a
Happy Now Yonr to alli
AN explosion of fireworks at Waynes
boro, Qa., last Saturday caused a loss of
about >.">on to Humphreys A Son, mer
chants, und narrowly OBOS pod burning
tho whole 0? the business portion of tho
town. A warning to be particularly
careful with fireworks at this season is
not out Of placo.
(T is roportod that Mrs Chadwiok, tho
great "liiiauoior," has i ceci ved a present
of a ohcok for $8o,000,000, drawn on t ho
Lank of the Liver .Ionian. When she
gets through Straightening out ber own
chocks on numerous hanks this side of
tho Uiver .Ionian she will hardly have
tho nerve to present : his gift check to St,
J'ctcr and demand payment.
PhAxTKita all over tho Southern Stales
am combining now to hold their cotton
for 10 cents, lt is not a question of
Wholhor tho price will go to that figuro;
tho quos* ion is, will tho plan tors todd to
their cotton long enough.' lt tho cotton
is not marketed the puce will go up and
stay up till thc market, is glutted. Tho
government report is in and has luid its
?lamaging of?oct. lt is a pity there was
?iot moro cotton sold at tho high ju ices
prevailing before tho government report.
Tho trouble is that most planters bohl
i hoir cotton on u .ligb market for a higher
price and then Boll at. a low ligure. Tho
producer now bas the bear by the ears.
ii ho can "hohl his holt" ho wins; if
})0 tUl'UB loose ho's gone.
New Masonic and K. ol P. Officers.
At tho rotular monthly com m uni villi on
of Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 02, A. F. M.,
hold in Masonic Temple on last Friday
night, Docombor 10th, tho following
ollicors woro oleotod to sorvo said Lodge
for tho ensuing Masonic your:
Dr. J. II. Mooro, W. M.; S. N. Pitch
ford, ,s. w., J. c. Edward?, J. W.j D. A.
Smith, Treasurer; W. (). White, Secre
tary; Goo. M. Ansel, Tiler; ll. S. Look,
S. 1).; Jesse Lay, Jr., J. 1).; C. H. D.
Ilia ns and I). II. Rowland, Stownrds.
Tho nbovo oOlccrs will be installed
this (Wednesday) OVOOlug, 21st instan!,
nt 8 o'clock, nt tho conclusion of which
tho Follow Craft's Dogroo will bo con
ferred on a candidato. A largo attend
ance of tho Craft is oxpeotod to bc
present.
At tho weekly meeting of Walli.illa
Lodge No. Oi, Knights of Pythias, hold
on Monday night, 10th instant, in Ma
sonic Temple, tho following ollicors wore
oluoted to sorvo said Lodge for tho ensu
ing yoar:
Chancellor Commander, J. W. Sholor;
Vice Chancellor, James Thompson; Pro
lato, James M. Moss; Keeper Records
and Kcal, F. A. II. Schroder; Master at
Arms, J, O. Garrison; Master of Works,
Samuol N. Pitchford; Muster of Fi
nanco, (?. K. ?Maxwell; Master of Kx
chequor, W. 1). Moss; Inner Guard, C.
E, Gaillard; Outer Guard, J. A. Stock;
Trustco, W. L. Vornor; Auditing Com
m'ttco, Jame? Thompson, J, A. Stock,
F. A. II. Schroder.
Thoro will bo no meetings of tho
Knights of Pythias Of Monday, Decem
ber 20th or January 2d, as theso days aro
considered national holidays.
Installation of ollicors on Monday
ovoning, January ?th, at 7.IH) o'clock,
livery member is urgently requested to
remember this a id bo present promptly.
lt is oxpeotod that tho Grand Vice Chan
cellor, B. A. Morgan, of Greenville, will
bo prosout on this occasion.
Grip Quickly Knocked Out.
.'Sonic weeks ago during thc sovoro
winter weather both my wife and my
self contracted sovoro colds which
speedily developed into tho worst kimi
of la grippe with all its miserable Symp
toms," says J. S. Egleston, of Maple
Landing, Iowa. Knees and joiuts aching,
muscles sore, hoad stoppod up, eyes ami
nose running, with nltorunto spoils of
chills and fovor. Wo began using Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, niding tho
sumo with a doso of Chamberlain's
Stomnck and Livor Tablets, and by its
uso soon completely knocked out tho
grip." Theso Tablets promote a healthy
action of thu bowols. livor and kidneys,
which is always bonellcial whoo tho sys
tem is congested by a cold or attack of
tho grip. For salo*by J. W. Heil, Wal
halla, and W. J. Lunney, Seneca.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF FORM.
Horns of Nows ol tho Past Week Gnlhorod
from Various Sourcos.
Throe persons wore killed and sovoral
injured, two fatally, in a Uro in a three
story brick rosidonco at South Main
street, in Williamsburg of Brooklyn last
Saturday. Tho Ibo was causod by tho
explosion of an oil stove.
Fifteen hundred children of all ages
woro a; ??used from sleep by au alarm of
tiro in tho Hebrew Orphan Asylum in
Amsterdam avenue, Now York, beforo
daylight last Saturday and marched in
safety from the building.
S. S. Knabonnahun, of Toledo, editor
of tho Toledo Blade, has boon appointed
United States consul at Belfast, Ireland)
to fill tho vacancy caused by thc death of
W. W. Four vi Ile.
Niuo persons, including two pnsson
gors, lost their lives early last Saturday
tu tho burning of tho steamer Glon
Island, bound from New York to Now
Haven. Tho steamer drifted aground on
Captain's Island, in Long Island Sound,
and was burned to tho water's edge.
Tho com Ul it too to investigate tho
case of Senator Hood Sinoot, of Utah,
continue to develop a great (leal of son
Rational testimony relative to tho polyga
mous practices of tho Mormons. They
havo only ono wife charged np to Stnoot,
but bo is a liighcooknlorum in tho
"Church of tho Latter Day Saints."
Tho coroner's jury brought in a vor
dict on Monday that the Hughes family
at Trenton came to their death hy tho
hands of persons unknown to tho jury.
Tho public luis settled down to the con
viction that H. H. Hughes, in a lit of in
sanity, murdered bis wife and two
daughters and thou committed suicide
Greenville Nows: Tho special com
mittee of Odd Kellows, charged with tho
collection of tho fund raised for tho es
tablishment of an orphan homo hero, at.
a melding last Saturday, submitted its
lina) report, to tho Gram! Lodge of tho
Stato, and it is expected that a commit
too from that, budy will visit Greenville
within tho next few days and complote
arrangements for tho transfer of tho
(;arpan property to tho order. This
building will bo converted into tho homo.
Will Hanlon, a negro, was banged at
Chester lao! Friday by Sheriff Cornwell
promptly at 12 o'clock. Tho trap was
sprung and tho negro was pronounced
dead in sixteen minutes. Tho negro was
very calm ?ind after a long prayer on tho
sealTohl told tho sheriff good-bye, ?riso
asking him to tell bis follow-prisoners
good-bye for him. Tho crime for which
Harden paid tho \ alty was tho killing
of lita father-in-law n Sop tom lier 10th,
Christmas Holiday Rate:
Tho Southern Railway will soil excur
sion tickets between all points east of
tho Mississippi and south of the Ohio
and Potomac rivers, for ono and ono
thh'd first-class standard one-way fares,
for . bo round trip. Minimum rate 500.
j Tickets on salo Docombor 23, 24, 25, 31,
ami January l, 1005, with filial limit for
tho return January 4.
For teachers and students of schools
and colleges, ono and ono-third first
class one-way fares for tho round trip
(minimum rato 50o.) between all points
Cast of tho Mississippi ?iud south of tho
Ohio ?UK) Potomac rivers and points in
tho Central Passenger Association.
Tickets on salo Deco ni ber 17*24 inclusive,
with final limit January 8, 1005.
For further information regarding,
rates, train service, otc., consult, ticket
agon ts of tho Southern Railway, or R. W.
Hunt, Div. Pass. Agt., Charleston, S. C.
COUNTY CLAIMS AUDITED.
At tho rogular monthly moot lng of tho Boord of County Comraissiouors,
on Friday, Dooombor 2, 1004, tho following chu m H wore audited:
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718
710
720
722
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725
720
727
728
720
7:10
7:11
7321
733
734
735
73(l!
737
738
731?
740
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7471
lu Whose Favor and Naturo
of tho Claim.
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C 0 Myers, Magistrate, salary and jury foos. * 50 75
.1 B Billingsluv, locust timber for Bussotl bridgo. 20 25
B J Marett, work on roads in District 0. 10 78
Ii W (?rant, foes ns oonstablo. 8 15
T K Sanders, hauling brioso bolts. . 2100
A II Donn, summoning Coroner's jury... . 2 00
.1 C Cbnndlor, repairing bridges in District 00. 1 50
,1 II Crompton, work on bridges in Distriot 25. 2 00
II K Cronshnw, fodder for road mules. 4 50
John O'Leary, work on Sapphire road. 0 02
D A Smith, Judge of Probate, lunacy proceedings. 6 00
J L Grissop, work on bolts for Vernor bridgo. 4 00
.1 O Armstrong, rebuilding Vomor bridgo. 104 30
Nevill?) Bros, supplies for poor farm. 200 00
Dr C M Walkor, oxamining lunatic . 5 00
K L Rogors, work ou roads and brldgos in Koowoo township.. 8" 50
Frank Bico. work oo Station Mountain road. 0 80
(-arter iV- Co, barbed wiro for poor farm. 10 00
1) F McAlistor, Supervisor, salary and stamps-November. 42 00
A M Brown, aid to soldior and road tools. 4 GO
lid Harden, work on roads in Distriot 54. 0 10
.1 Y Burns, work on bridges in Distriot 1 . 000
O B Cartor, OUO-half for building Bussoll bridgo.'.. 100 00
J T Ramey, work on roads ia Chattooga township. 15 75
T B Robertson, building now road in Koowoo township. 52 50
S B Stribling, lutnbor for bridges. 1 50
E 8 Stribling, blacksmith work. 1 05
li M Barron, oxamining registration books. 10 50
Kindloy vv. Rowland? lumber for bridges. 25 40
W C Duke, work on roads in Distriot t2. (5 (50
,1 M Bourdon, summoning Coroner's jury. 2 00
.J B Hunnicutt, work on roads and bridgos iu Koowoo township 0 60
B R Moss, Sheriff, salary for Novorobor. 02 50
B R Moss, ShorifT, dieting prisoners-Novombor. 28 00
B R Moss, ShorilT, ram, wood and stamps-1004. 34 48
W .1 Schroder, fees ns constable. 30 40
W Y Smith, building bridge in District, 02. 8 80
J L Slater, work on roads in District 73.| 18 50
W .1 Edmond.- ot al, work oh roads with machino.| 21 05
.1 P Kccso, salary for Novombor and Stamps for ll months ...I 52 50
W L Littleton, work on roads in Koowoo township.j 28 50
C W ifc J li Bauknight, supplies to road hands.1 14 53
F L Sitten, building bridgo in District 3
1 50
I" JJ .Til Milli, UUI "I I III? millan ill i.>> . .. . t .'>'
C L Craig, Supt of Ed, salary for Novombor..! il 00
O L Thrasher, work on roads and bridges-Sonnen township..! 10 00
DJ Boatt'ight, work on roads in District (12 .| 2 00
J II Pierce, work on roads in District
4 00
M LSI Donald, running Maxwell's Ferry-Novombor. ll 00
W P Nimmons, supplies to road hands
T li Stribling, Magistrate, salary and jurv fees.
ted Gantt, work on bridges in District 37.
O W Pitchford Co, supplies-poor, soldior, jail, road, pub bldg
B J Brown, work on road in Sonoca township.
0 W it J K Bauknight. supplies-poor farm and soldiers.
.1 W Byrd & Co, supplies to road hands.
Dr J S Stribling, oxamining lunatic.
Dr W B Doyle, examining lunatics.
S Baldwin, work on road in Seneca township.
N Phillips, Comity Com, salary for Novombor.
J B Zachary, County Com, salary for Novombor.
J M Donald, work on roads in District, 71.
M R Hunnicutt, work on roads in District 31.
W O Alexander, lumbor and work on Connnross bridgo.
S M Hunnicutt, oxamining reeistration books.
John Saudors, mud sills for Vernor bridgo.
Wilburn Abbott, building bridges.
Dr J W Boll, examining lunatic.
A 0 Stone ot al, work on roads and supplies.
J D Abbott, supplies to road hands.
.1 M Kolloy ot al, work on roads with machino.
T II Roach, work on roads in District 57.
Gus Hawkins, lumber for bridges.
A Zimmerman, work on roads in District 15 .
.J R Kay. Troasurer, salary and stamps-November.
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Whore thoro isa missing olaini samo was sont, over for investigation.
D. F. MCALISTER, supervisor.
F. A. H. SCHRODER, Clerk of Hoard.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I o flor for anio my tract of land, con
taining about 72 acres, with a convenient
one-story frame cottngo thereon, hoing
on waters of Cano Crook, near Wost
Union Depot.
Thoro is plenty of timberoo tho land
for fuel and farming purposes and about
25 acres of land under cultivation. Also I
A Splendid
Undeveloped
Water-F o wer
on Cane ('rook, which will afford a fall
about 60 foot.
For particulars apply to John I). Cap
pelmann, Charleston, S. C.
A. (i. STAPEL.
December 21, 1004.
Notice to Trespassers.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons j
not to trespass on any bf our lauds '??
in any way whatsoever-by hunting, fish'- j
inti, digging roots, cutting timber, set
ting ont. fire or trespassing in any other
manner. Parties entering said lauds
after publication of this notico will bo
dealt with to tho fullest extent of the
law. J. M. Beaty,
.1. ll. I loa ty. James Bynum,
Mrs. Eliza Williams, Mrs. I,eatha lleat.y.
Docembor 21, li HU. 61-2*
Cabbage Plants
FROM THE BEST TESTED SEEDS,
Now ready for shipment; largo, st rong,
healthy, Those plants aro grown in tho
OpOtl air und will stand severe freezes
Without injury. Karly Jersey Wakefield,
Largo Typo or Charleston YVakoflold,
which aro tho best known varieties of
carly cabbages, also Henderson's Succes
sion, thu host large, latent d sure header;
Augusta Karly Trucker, also a lino typo
of Into variety. Neatly packed in light
baskets. $1.60 per 1,000; for 5,1)00 or
over #1.25 por 1,0(H); f. o. b. express
oflico. Special prices mudo on larger
lots. CHAS. M. GIBSON,
.'M I 05 Vonn??'? Island, S. C.
Notice to Overseers.
ALL HOAD OVEERSEEltS in tho
. county aro hereby notified that
they MUST torn over to some mom hoi' of
tho Hoard of County Commissioners all
county tools in their possession or bring
samo to tho Court Mouse not hitor than
Kr!day, January ?, 1005. If not conven
ient to bring or send in tho tools, please
semi in a completo list, of tho tools you
have on hand, mid state what condition
they aro in. compliance willi this
request will bo groatly appr?cia tod,
1). F. MoALISTER, Supervisor,
December 21, 1004. 6M
Constablo Kills His Man.
Florence, Decombor lfl.-Another dis
pensary constable bas killed bia man.
.loo 0. Blount, a spcoial agont (dotcotivo)
of tbo Atlantic. Coast Lino Railway Com
pany, is dead, with a pistol ball through
his head, Hied by W. P. Rowell, wdio was
appointed on tho dispensary foroo oight
yoars ago by tho lato Govornor W. H.
Kllorbo. Tho shooting occurred at 8 p.
m. to-night nt tho Coast Lino Station and
was soon by various poisons, inoluding
Police Ofllcor Turbovillo, who arrested
Howoll at onco.
Howoll says that ho saw nimmt outer a
blind tiger. Whoo Mount carno out Ro
well asked him about it. High words
followed and tbo lio was passed. Blount
struck Bowell with a stick, having
wrenched tho stick from Howell's hand,
inflicting a wound an inch long. Thon
Howoll Hied tho fatal shot.
Assyrians May Bo Pylhians.
Bichmond, Ind., December IC?. -Charles
li. Shivoly, Supreme Chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias of tho World, has
ndod that Assyrians do not bolong to
tho negro raco and aro eligible to mem
bership in tho order.
Tho question arose at Darlington, S. C.,
where an Assyrian bad made application
for membership. It was contended that
as an Assyrian ho belonged to tho negro
raco and negroes aro herrod from tho
Knights of Pythias.
Colored Wedding.
Married, on Decombor 18th. 1001. at
ho homo of tho Officiating minister, Hov.
G. W. MoPall, (marlie Sims and Lyda
M ul woe.
TWO SOLID
Hog A Kiold Fencing,
Barb Wiro,
('hilled Plows,
Stool Pony Plows,
Boy Dixies, Stocks,
Hollows, Anvils,
Shovels, Forks,
Boping, Bridlos,
Saddles, Collars.
Carpenters' T
Glass, Putty,
Paints. Oils,
Locks, Hinget
Iron, Stool,
Valley Tin, N
livery thing in
Hardware.
i
Little Chili
Dolls, Blooping aW? awake;
Doll Carriages, KockaM^IoiHOS,
Little Wagons, TinW?d lion
Toys, Firoworks, HiHA Cups
and Saucers. Tea Scts^ftooks,
oto.
Boys and Young
Men.
Suit Cases, Trunk?, Cuff ami
Opilar Boxes, Cu IT Buttons,^
Pookot Knives, Watclics, Silk
Handkerchiefs, Mathers, Um
brollas, Ties, Fancy Vests, Half
lioso, Harps, Purses, Suit of
Clothes, pair of (?loves, oto.
Old Folks.
Sot of Crookory, Bowl and
Pitcbor, a dozou Handkerchiefs,
sot of Doillos, Table Cloth, sot
of Knives and Forks, Bugs,
Blankots, China Cup and Sau
cor, an Umbrolla, oto.
G-irls and Young
Ladies.
Toilot Sots, Comb and Brush
Sot, Glovo mid Handkerchief
Boxos, Silk and Linon Hand
kerchiefs, Bolta and Bags,
China Cups and Saucers, Cako
Plates, Cologno, Albums, Silk
Waists, otc.
If cot ton was ?2J couts it would W?well for you to look around,
but now since it is 7} couts it has bcoomomooossary to mako ovory nioklo
go just as far as possible. On little tlongevo save you a little, mid 011
big things in proportion.
Harper, Boyd qc Hunt
?T?T-WK AUK DOWN ON THE CORNER IN
NEW HOTEL BUILDING, SENECA, S. C.
i.
Farm for Sale.
IOFFER FOR SALE my farm, contain
ing 100 acres, located two and one-half
miles southeast of Walhalla, on Little
Connoross crook. Samo consists of 40
acres bottom land, -15 acres upland, 100
acres.woodland, and ll aoros in pastur
age. This tract of land is woll watered:
good dwelling of 4 rooms; substantial
out-buildings; farming lands in a high
stato of cultivation; conveniently situ
ated to school, church and market, and
in excellent neighborhood. This farm ia7
moro familiarly known as tho homo
plaeo of tho Into Mrs. Sophia Rimrodt.
This valuablo tract of land may bo pur
chased at private salo prior tosalcsday in
January, and, if not so disposed of, will
be sold at public auction, to tho highest
bidder, at Walhalla Court House, on
salcsday in January, 1005.
Terms of Salo: One-third cash, bal
ance on easy terms; credit portion to
boar 8 por cont interest per annum and
lio secured hy iv movtgago of tho promises.
Fuller information can bo obtained by
calling on or addressing
(MKS.) SOPHI A RITTER,
50-52 Walhalla, S. C.
A-nnaal Meeting.
rJIHE annual mooting of tho Board of
i County Com missioners will bo hold
in their office. Walhalla, S.O.,on Friday,
January t?, 1005. All claims for work
dono during 1008 and 1001 (not previ
ously audited) must, bo Oled on or ooforo
January 5 or bo barred. All interested
will please tako notice and bo govornod
accordingly. Claims may bc filed in per
son or by mail.
D. F. MCALISTER, Supervisor.
Deoombor l t. 1004. 60-52
FOLETSHOMYHEAR
for fliUdrvnt tia fe, sura. No Opiata?
Splendid
Farm.Jf
55 deres.
Well stocked.
Best tools.
6-H. IP. engine.
One horse.
One mule.
Buggy and wagon.
150 bushels com.
25 "bushels peas.
50 bushels cotton see]
22 shotes, etc.
Fruit trees.
EVERYTHING READY FOR
LESS THAN TWO MILES
GREENVILLE, S. C.
D^-NI?K COTTAGE..
Owner leaving! Bargain! CoiJ
or write us.
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CARS BARB WIRE AND NAI
ools,
ails,
L SUP?
Rubber Bolting,
Canvas Belting,
Luco Loather,
Circular Saws,
Cross-Cut Saws,
Injectors,
Pipe Fittings,
Wrenches.
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(?uns, K?los,
Hunting Coats,
Loading Sots,
Empty Sholls,
Loaded Sholls,
PiBtol Cartridges,
Powdor, Shot, Caps,
Dynamito, Fuse.
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Buck's j
Stool ai
11 eat in,
Swingi
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