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Tn* Statts tr CorsrtT ConwtesioxsR*.?
At the meet ng of the iJ ?te F!u>'fltitc C":ni..:t
ee Tnrsday bight the qu<eion ?f ihc
M?l?< of the County C in u'l-hmtn cstne
up ncd ih? n rner t <
nia e to to* Govern <r and ask h:m to get
t .e opin:- n of tho Attorney (Jeirrnl on the
On Wednesday Governor Tillman
wrote the following lvttnr to Attorney Get erol
MeLan in:
"It has been edled to my att*.>tio>i that
there exi-te in the public nrnd a d??ubt ta
to the office ? f County Comm aaioner, and in
t rier to.*et'he matter a re-t I would ask
that yon g>ve n>? your vdttm opinion aa to
what effect 'fan* the fa-aage off lb* const
tutioml amendment abolishing tha' office
has upon the existing b ?rd?. Do they ho d
over till thn Legisla u-c devises some otbev
form of Couu'y givrrnmeu or will it b?
inwfu to elect a new board next November
Attorney Gmertl McL utiu considered
the Mibjc t raiefolly and found a number ot
kit t y points wrapped up in it. After ma.
ture del beration Mr. McLsnriu wrote the
to lowing opin on :
Your letter of ye^erdsy'a date Ins teen
rOA/IIWu.t r* ? l? 1. X* - * '
-,?v..v, im < J' " ? > i'ir me u iilllull
of the Attorney General ?s t what effect. if
aiiy, tlic fnssige of the ooustilul ?u?l aineudiuesit
at'ol sh'ng the ofliie of Couu y Commias
ouci- xv-i up.-n tlic exiti ng b >ards, and
also if the present office's ho <1 o*cr r unil
new on?*8 nr?* elected.
"Sccti -n 19 of Art c!c 4 of our C ustitution
provded for a board of County Commissioner*
to be c eeted biennially, aul defined
the g-mral jurisdiction of such b>~.rd'.
"An amendment to the constitution 'providing
tor ihe repeal of thi* sect on wis ?u mi
ted to the quilfici v.-t ns of ilie State
at t!ie gcnera< elect on of 1890, an 1 a ro-jor,
fly it iu favor of tho repeal. Lhe usual
Act ratifying amendments t? the const i t ulion
was pissed at t!ie first session of the
next General Assembly.
"It is certainly a pnpor attribute of legislative
p >wer to provi to s litahlo machinery
for the coudnct of County aff iirs.
"Any doubts existiug on tho points in
question I aui gatificd have arisen from a
misapprehension of what is the effect of a
Stole oonslitu'iou on a legislative power.
"The constitut'ous of tho Stales aro declaralions
of negative powers, while that of ilie
United States is a grant of affirmative powc
s. Wo look in the Constitution of the
United States f ?r grants of legis'ative j owcr,
but iu the Constitution of the State to ascertain
if any lim taious haTC been imposed
upon the com pit to power with which tlio
legis'ative depa-tuient of the State was Tested
in its creatirn. l'ho tectlou of the Con 'itimm
which was repcael was simply ot
an affirmative logislaiire chsraotor, ant * lie
Legislature *oull hate had power tj crcttc
the present boards wi hoot any constituti nil
authority, or ti have proTided some other
system tf Cotiuty gorerDntcn-, and the
Statute law is it now stands is uot in conflict
with the Constitution.
"The constitutional rcstr ction crea cd by
the Socti->n refc rt-d t> operated ti prevent
^y the Legislature fiom altering thcscheute ot
County government, txcept in conform ty
with that provi-in, and the amendment
striking out this provision leaves to the
legislative power an unlimited and unris
ricted control over the County governments.
This restrict:on being removed th; lcgis'ature
may now iu its wislnm provide tuch
system as may bo deemed best calculated to
promote the welfare of the people. In all
such cases no intuntion to abrogate previously
exi-t;tier laws can he nresiinio.l in ?h.?
absence of expression to that effect. English,
on Statutes.
"1 ut dcrstand the rule as laid down by
Cooley an 1 oilier authorities to bo in eubftaucc
that where a Statute has beon passed
by the Lcgislatu e within its general legislative
powe s, but in pursuanoc of an nflirmativo
direction in the constitution, the repeal
of thi t dirccti in will not n^ces-arily op* rite
to repeal thi Statute, but the validity of the
Stutute will be referred to the geucral legislative
p wer.
"It is therefore my opiui-n that the
Statute law upon the subject of the County
Commissioners is of full force and not
abridged or repealed in any way by the constitutional
amendment, and that the terms
of the pioscut olBcers wilt end upon the
election a id qual fic ition of their successors.
The elccti for Cicse ollicars under this
construction of the law wilt of course talte
place at the usual time fir holding an election."
? ?
Moiial Knt.tautt.ity.?We wonder ut the
monstrous cruelty of past ages. How could
they have been nossible, we ask, since
"human nature has always been the some?"
Hut human na me has not always bceu the
same; it Ins always been changing; it is
changing now, and it will always continue
to change. And (ho rate of improvement is
continually accelerating. Those born sinoe
the war tiud it ditlicult to ennpreheud the
barbarities of even one short generation ago.
Their cluldren will fuul the barbarities of
to-<Jay Equally incredible. The horrors of
S.berin, of the Hussion persecution of Israel,
of the u> less famous sweat-shops in our
own country, may relegate tho latter third
of the nineteenth century to the same liml o
of infamy to which the ages of Nero and
S m n Legreo are condewued, notwithstanding
the couipa'utivcly great ameliorations in
iiuiium hi ui inn milium ncv.
Still later generations will wonder at tlie
possibility of inhumanity which in our day
condemns tho ninny to lifo shortening and
life-embittering toil that the few may consume
in luxurious idleness the price of their
sweat aud suffering; at tho travesty ofjus'
ticc which punishes the criminal who robs
his one victim with bis puny arm of ilosh
and bends the knee to the rufliau who
despoils his thousands with his mightier
brain ; at tho selfish greed of the titled idlers
who partition the soil among themselves
and take hen?y toll of the multitude of
Eaith's ch'l Iren for presuming to lire upon
the bosom of their common mother; at tho
unspeakable cruelty orthoses which flatten
and spoils with indulgence a por.ion of the
other sex. and drives by its tyranny another
portion to s arvati in, suicide, or infamy.
Sl.xoat School Convention.?The fifteenth
ses ion of the South Carolina Sunday
School Convention will he held in tho
Methodist Church, Marion, April 5?7, Indications
are that the convention will he
aitcaded by large numbers of delegates front
every section of the State.
The exetrises will c im.nenco on Tuesday
evening with a thanksgiving service that will
he conducted by President 8. B. Ezell. The
address of welcome will be delivered by C.
?A. Woods, of Mat ion, an l will be responded
to by dev. J. A. Clifton, of Charleston. After
working committees have been appointed an
add ess will be delivered on "Our Ohjcjt,"
by William Reynolds, of Peoria. Illinois.
Mr. Keynolds is one of tho m -si active Sunday
school workers in this country, and is a
most eloquent and interesting speaker, lie
was ut the convention in Charleston two
yea fa ago and mail a a highly favorable impression
on a 1 who heard him.
Sessions will be held on Wednesday nn.l
Thursday morning, afternoon and light.
Mr. F. P. Wlnlden, of Charlc-ton, the well
known Sunday school coraetjst, will lea l tho
mus e with his silver cornet.
Professor IT. M. Ilaniil', Illinois, will conduct
Sun-Jay school institutes on Wednesday
tyiid Thur-day mornings, These institutes
vyill bo very instructive. At them the
entire machinery <f the Sunday School wi 1
tin jjsjllfiiCil.
Professor J (1. Cliakscales, Clem-on Collego,
and J, TV. Wallace, .Augusta, wdlmake
addresses. A number of interesting cotiferenncs
are on the programme.
Full repot ts will be rec-ivci of the condi
ion of the Sunday echoo's throughout the
State. All who iuli-n I alien ling should
notify E. II. UaS'juc, Marion, so that entertainuicnt
may be provide 1 f>r them. Kailroads
ifillseil tickets at reduced rates.
Thx I'Rvmox Brnoax. ? Washiugfo ,
M?wh :S.?(i?n. lit mi. i uiiirot'ii' n>r of P? aeions
Ixfu 0 ili? sub.com mine- of
Ma"*? . .? }>nv; nt'toni k??i
ing c nrg-nf the pens''n appropriation* Hi'l |
to-day witn r*fe cnee to the raimal-a f?-r
ppropri. i n* fir the n -xt fiscal year, lie n
tol l the committee tl at oa the 2U?h of Feb- J]J
' roary, 8?W;.<?S1 c'?i?? were periling. L?et
year, he sail, # 1,880.1100 was spent for
medical-* rami oat: on*, and this year #1,600,i
000 woii d be exp-ndwl oa tk't work, wk eh |
v ,.u'd brie|( ii up to date. The rolls showed
he raid, that in January last 783.182 pcri
Kr>ns were d awing pensions, and the ae<oal
amount of m nry ap- nt oa aeerun* of pea- vi
i aiou- tin ring the first six months ?.f the year
i wa? <t.0?K>.073 caring a balance on hand
of .* 1#0,000 fir the haUnce ??f the fiscal
> year. I'hr c mmiites hare nearly eomn'eed
the hi*l f?r the coinine fiscal >ear. and the
aggregate, ii is s- tied, will be less than >hat
i of I is: ve ir
MARRIEb" ,
?-? at
II V\ NW?C" 'l'B i. Married Fehrusry I
26'h, lt'J.', Iy JUr. l?. 1?. U.ijd. Mr. O. I*. i co
Mavnc-', i? Miss N-ua J. Coupe*. All of m:
Spartanburg U un v. SASI'KRS?
KKLLY. Married February 01
28'IS'.fJ by Iter. l>. 1?. Hoyd. Mr.
lleury Shi le*i. <o Miss J<la K? liy. A'l of i
SpirliinUrg utity.
List of Letters .
Remaining in tlie 1'o.sioHtce at Union, for
the week ending March Mi. 18'J2. fo
Mrs Saiemer Harris, Mr. Jennie Bodge*, y
Miia Lli/.i Murphy, jllr Reuben llice, *
Mtb. A. M. Nc'eun j.Mr JL F. Scot",
I'eraous calling for tUo ?!>uv? I item will *
please say if advertised and will be required II
to pay one cent for dicr delivery.
J. 0. HUNTER, F. M.
fott m in 1 ok ar
Ladies and tientlcmeu of I'nion County, I hereby RC
announce myself as a candidate for election to the
office of Auditor lor Union County subject to the 811
vote of the people, at the ensuing democratic
primary election, Very Respectfully,
1'KYiON B: LuVK.
Eggs and Chickens. hn
A Few of those fine Wyau 1 t and Leghorn
Chicke is l or .-ale. cc
A LSO
Furc Leghorn, Wyandot and Langshang
Eg^s, ... $1, per doz :n. Is
March 11 11 3t
Wt rning Not to Hire.
ill KREBY notify all persons not t.? hire
or harbor one John I?y, ujonng while
man, who is under coutram t > work fjr me,
1,111 luff mt? * " *
? .- * ?y vujpi'ijr. nu perrons ii'ring or
bnrboring the eaid John Ivy nil le proseCU'9'1
t > till extrarao .>f Ilia Inw.
WALLACE MILLER. T
Melt II 11 3?.
Notice to Sub*Allianoes,
rnilE {regular quarterly meeting of the
JL Couniy Alliance will he held on the firrt
Friday of April. Sub-Alliances will please
forward repora by the 2oth of March.
A.C. LYLEd,
Sect'y.
Molill' 11 2t.
Notice to School Teachers. #
mSlE regular examination f?r white and a
JL col- rcd teachers, wi I take place at
Union C. II., on the 1st Friday in April.
Every teacher, white and cdorrd, is invited gg
to attend.
J. I,. WALKER.
S. Com. U. Co.
Melt 11 11 Jt
The Auditor's Book Opered.
rntiK auditor's office is now reopened for
_l_ ihe completion of the a**c*stn*u', and
will rcmnin '-pen until the 8th, of A| ril after
which linic the 50 per cent, pena'ty trill
woK.% ...i.i?i i ? >? ^- 1 ? -1 - *r n
uv. nuuvu* 1 Will UC III llie'MIlO'! Ull
the time, except at Jonesville, Saturday,
March 19th, ami ni Mt. Tabor, Momlay,
Match 21st. Those who have not made
their returns arc requested to come in ami
attend to it at once. There is no time for tdeluv,
as the time will soon run out.
.1 AMES K. 11LASTON,
AuJitor Union County.
March 7th, 1892.
Mcli 11 10 St.
REPORTOf THE CONDITION
OV TIIK
Merchants' & Planters'
NATIONAL 13 A. NK
OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA,
At Union, in the State of South Carol ina
at the c'otc of business, March lit, 1891.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $147,810 t>0
Overdrafts, securel and unsecured..,
3,327 43 Q
U. S. Bonds to secure circula|5am
1 r. AA/T AA
Stocks, securities, etc 4.504 50
Due from approved reserve ag'is 20,050 13
Due from other National Hanks 4,744 23
Due from State bntiks and bankers 054 10
Banking-house, furniture ami
fixtures 2,000 00
Current expenses and taxes paid 03Q 35
Bills of other banks i 1,220 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents 328 54
Specie 15,540 00 \j
Legal tender notes 3,200 00
Kedeinption fund with U. 8. Treasurer,
(5 per ct of circulation) 075 00
Total -j>220,154 07
LIABILITIES.
Capital aiook paid in $00,000 00
Surplus fund 50,000 00
Undivided profits 4.001 63
National Bank notes outstanding 13,500 00 pj
Dividends unpaid 50 00
Individual deposits subject to
check 00,151 44 S
Liabilities < ther thin those above
s'ated, Unserved for Taxes.... 1,848 00
Total $229,154 07
Statk of South Carolina, \
County of Union, hs (
I, George Monro, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief,
OKOttr.F'. MIIXKO t'onhipr.
Subscribed and sworn t) before ine this
81 li d ly of Match, 1892.
Uko. II. Or.T7.Ki., Notary Public.
Connv.ct?Attest:
II. I.. Unas, ^
. A. II. Fostkk, j Director. m
John A. Fant, J 1
READ THIS.
White Ibnns for table use. iy
Miooc Meat in small ptckngeg.
Halter's Choco'ate.
Coxe's, also Chalmer s Gelatine.
P E A 11 L I N E ,
[ All the above FRESH, just received, and
for sale bv.
II. F. 8CAIFE k SON
Mch 4 10 tf
ABE YflO IS IT?
ave You Heard the News
>'
. M. Gritnball has sold as 1
entire stock of
DRY GOODS
a big discount, below New Yo
st. Money is scarce, times toiq
id these goods must bo dispos
in the next sixty days.
We propose to sell ut and a lit
'low Jol>bcrs cost, and mako inon
r you and ourselves. If you
? not come quick you will be son
r good bargains arc being pick
) every day.
'oolens anil Ladies Gooi
e not going to be carried over
fxt year (put that iit your pipe a
lokc on it for awhile).
French Ginghams 10 cents.
Checked, Nainsook and Cro:
irred Muslin. f> to S cent*
Satin Ribbon, 3 inches wale,
nts.
Velvet Ribbon, 2 inches wit]
j cents.
Surrah Silk, 25 to 50 cents.
Silk l'lash, 75 cents.
Hamburg Embroidery, 1 to 10 c
ABLE LINEN AT A PRI(
THAT WILL DO AWAY
WITH OIL CLOTH.
Ladies Shoes at $2.00; others n
>.50 to $3.75 for same shoe; (oi
few sizes left.)
Passamentrie, all shades, 65 to
:llt8.
Best Spool Silk, 5 cents.
Button hole Twist, 1 cent.
Goflfs Skirt Braid 5cents.
GENTLEMEN
AND LADIES' HANDEU
CHIEFS LOWER TIM
ANY JOBBER EVER
UP r liUlM ' A IN t WHERE.
NEEDLES 1 CENT A PAPER.
We also carry a stock
ROCKERY
AND
GLASSWAR
And a complete line of
laplc ami Fancy Groceri
Best California Peaches, 2"> cen
French Sardines, $2.00 dozen.
Green Peas, 12 cents.
Pickles, Olives, Olive 'Oil a
lier shelf goods, at similar 1<
1CCS.
UGAR, COFFEE,
HAMS, RICE,
MOLASSES,
GRISTS,
FLOUR,
LARD,
BACO>
AT PRICES TO SUIT VOU.
If yoi^ want a good light, b
H r\ UK1) "c' Oil
(<tho finest in the world."
o Goods will be Charge
Call and see the bargains wo off
Young & Hwto
Mch 4 10 If
? -I . ' > - . . ?"* . > ' *
;< **
V &>' .
-,. i*
j ?
1 SPRING IS
A. IV
5!
W I NT B R
* i#Ti s T
Wo will close out all Winter
prices, for the next 30 days. 1
' * bargains
* Boots, Heavy
0,1 Jeans. C
I BLANKETS,
r v
^ and a groat many other goods,
want to raise money and clos* oul
CALL AT ONCK AND Ml
? ?B8i
* Graham <
Jan 22 6
nd X }>JL 1* ?> I J '
ANNOTJN(
15 ?
(c To reduce the large stock boug
us to get in a i
, NEEDFUI
ts.
1 now make the unparalleled offer
cost, for the nc?ct THIRTY DA.YI
fresh, and are well worthy the at
3E In this sale nil departmei
DRY GOODS, CLOTHII
IV O T I <
8k MILLINE1
|ly # %
3 Such an opportunity docs n )t of)
^ of goods should not let it pass
goods charged during this sale.
J. \
N. B.?Those having accounts
will please settle promptly.
< sar
March 20 12
iTWn co. "i
(SucCKssons to J. M. Giuiw A Sun.)
Respectfully inform the people of Union tluit
they are receiving a oouipU-to (
18!
STOCK OF NEW DRUGS
? AND? Be
All Kinds of Fancy Articles .t
12
Usually kept in a completely eqtiipied and ^
well conducted Drug Store, each as
TOILET SOAPS, *
2
TOOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES,
POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES. E
of AKU ALL OTIIKR ARTICLE8 Nl THE TOII.ICT. ^
12
Prescriptions Compounded Care- J*
fully by an experienced
Physician. 1
o
? 2
? Wc intend to keep a complete stock of 3
fresh goods in ench dopnrtincnt, And invito 3
toe public to try the t|unlily of our goods 3
and our prices. 4
H. K. SMITH & CO. i
Jan 29 6 tf '}
B f
? ,<y-* e
2 j. i +. ? a
-j s lr ?
" ^ ^ ^ %n
in|
?MANUFACTURED BY? Ha
10
Tbe Vilcoi & Gibbs Guano Co. E
CHARLESTON, S. C., J
%/fcud Uj&IjC. W
r,
^g, <L
uy &r<JL &***
' bfrHnix? :
^Me^tr^CXy
id.
Not 27 48 4m 1
er* Buist's Garden Seeds. 1
r A FULL SUPPLY of Buists Garden
Scads, warranted to be fresh, and not <
of last year's stock, at
, H. K. SMITH & CO'8
Drug Store. ;
Feb 6 0 if l
f
UOMlJS G,
D
GOODS
1 GO
Goods at greatly reduced
WTe will ofter you some big
in
" Shoes,
3assi meres,
FLANNELS,
FOR THIS CASH, as we
t, all Winter Goods.
CCU1IK A HA1IGAIN.
'EOT FULLY,
& Sparks.
If
r IST T
CEMENT.
lit for the Fall trade, as well
supply of
? CASH,
cf my entire stock at actual
S. The fjrods are new aiul
ten tion of purchasers,
ats arc represented.
IG, SHOES, "ATS,
> rv js ,
IY ETC.
ten occur, and those in want
Tliis is 110 humbug. No
V. McLURE, Agt.
with me, not already paid,
J. W. McLURK, Agt.
Cll MONO iS: DASVll.l.K KAI l,HO.\ 1> CO.
Columbia and Gkkknvillk Division.
Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 31,
)2. Traini run ?>j 75th Meridian Time.
tweea Cohimhin. A'lst in ind Spartanburg.
Daily I I Dadjr
!So. 13. | STATIONS. I No. 14.
10 a mlLr Cduutbia Arj 3 50 p ir,
05 p mj " Allslon ' I 2 55 "
52 " i Carlisle " I 2 02 "
04 ' j " . ...Snniuc 44 j 1 52 "
14 44 I ' ... . Union 44 j 1 15 44
05 44 | 44 1'ac let 44 1112 51 44
45 p tn|Ar Spartanburg Lt i 12 05pm
tweanColumb a and Greenville via Helton.
i. ouu.j ifix. Sun
So. 11. I STATIONS. I No. 12.
10a in 1.v (.'uJiioiIjim Ar. i it .".(Ij.ui
05 p in 44 Alsion 44 1 8 00 44
25 44 j 44 l'onmriu 44 J 2 40 44
45 i 44 ...... 1'rosDcrilv.... 44 I 2 17 44
05 44 1 44 ......Newberry " 1 57 "
10 " I " Ilelcuu " 1 52 "
02 44 i " Clmppell's.... '? 1 07 '
45 44 '' . ..'..Niarty-Six... " 12 40 "
00 44 44 Greenwood... 44 11 67aro
28 44 44 Hodges 44 11 32 44
48 " " Donalds " 11 10 "
01 " " Iloiiea Path . " 10 50 44
20 11 44 Bel ton " 10 3(j
45 " Will'amslou.. " 10 10 '
52 44 ' Pe:rcr 44 10 00 44
07 4' 41 Piclinon' 4' 0 65 44
45 p n Ar Greenville.... Lv 0 15*m
Trains leave Spartanburg, S. L\, A. k C.
vision Northbound, 5 54 a m., 4 60 pro.,
57 p ro, (Vestibuled Limited); Southbound
XI a m? 4.27 p m , 11.43 a in. (Vestibuled
mited); Westhound, W. N. 0. Division,
>0 p ni., for llendersonville, Asheville,
>t Springs, Kir xvtlle and Cincinnati.
rULLMAN CA1> SBRVICB.
^ra'?u leaving Greenwood 0.30 p in., car!?
Through Pullman Sleeper from Spartanrg
to Savaunah, Ga., via Augusta, arrivl
Savannah 0.30 a in. Returning leave
vanoah 8.10 p in., Arrive Greenwood
.06 a in., making connection with C. & G.
visiou. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on
ains 0, 10, 37, and 38 on A. & C. Division.
A. DODSON, W. A. TURK,
Superintendent. Ass't Qen'l Pass Agt.
Columbia, S C. CitARLorrr, N. C.
. II. GRKli.N, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Gen'l Mg'r, Gcn'l Pass. Ag't.
Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga.
si>L ii a am, i raffle Mgr. Atlanta, Oa.
ror lr forma'ion nr>1 frr? I'Mrithook wi?e to
mONW A CO.. Wl nnoADWAT, KKW YOKK.
Ildeat buroau for eerurir n patents In Ameilc*.
Brery patent taken out by in l? hrmipht before
be public by a notice s,-n on free of charge In the
fricntifie j^mcmaa
[ Lrffor-t?..ruinI in-. / .* ,\r. i.lit:*- t ! . fho
r.rrl.l, P.-lor.fiit'.!,- -to-1 . Wo liiti-i Iri-i.t
1.10 .'.< > 't oe without Wrc.lt. Stf.Otl :?
. ,l'?) h'.x inonlbr. A<Mresc Niliv:: i CO.,
PbtUc-iiiS,?u oroauway, Mtw York.
Qarden
1 CENT A
-kt m m tt
u xn jjlj x xx u
$1.0
Dollars wort]
HANDKERCHIEF
TOWELS,
at and less than
and anyttttnql et.
want, we have
you will fine
on everyth
AS U Mill A
IS ou
GARDEN SEED AT 1
SO CONS
YOUR POCKE
BEST INTEREST, A
THING YOU WANT
LOW DOWN, FIRST AS
NEW YORK
It
HARI
April 10 1
Wm. A. Nicho
K A N Ii ]
IIAVK ADDED TO THEIR
A Savings E
EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND 80LD,
COL
WE 80LIC1T YOUR BU81NBSS, BE IT LAlll
YOU PA 111 AND COURTEC
CALL AND EXAMINE
Jan si) i
Goods mi
If you want
Boots, Shoes,
Clothing* cheax
as we are g-oin
our Business.
RODGrER &
Sep C
T N ft T? Tf
JL i. 1 \J JLV .1/
ARRii
For a change in
we will, until I
our Stock at Re
for CASH ONLY.
FOSTER, WIL
jfcu 2 1
seeD. a
PAPk'R. M
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