The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, December 13, 1899, Page 3, Image 3
SARGE PL
Story of tlie Battle o
Atlanta Co
After Thanksgiving then conies
Christinas-always souiethi ig good
just ahead if we can only find it. I
preach this philosophy to Brown, hut j
lie looks sour and spouts
"With lavish hand
The great and grand
llavo favor? thrust upon them.
Yon never seek
Tho low and meek
fuies? it is duo them."
Whenever my old friend gets in one
ol' these sour moods there i-i nothing
that can stir him-we just let him "
rn I
pant it out. Thc old mau has been
dunned considerably of late, but wc I
try to comfort him by telling him that !
tho Lord will provide, and in thi.sc-uu- j
ueetion I have just related one of my
best Thanksgiving stories which fell
so flat upon his ears that I am con
strained to give it here just to show
what kind of a bruie he is when he
tiics to be.
i'wenty-five years ago, I think it
was upon thc 28th day of November,
HOI, when the opening guns at Mis
sionary Ridge proclaimed that a battle
was on. I don't know just how or
why, but anyway it became known
that the next day was to be the Yan
kees' Thanksgiving. I expect that
my memory serves me right upon
these dates, and that the Yankee
general-Grant-decided in his mind
that he would bring on the fight, take
Missionary Ridge and have something
great to be thankful over.
But my story is not of the army or
of that disa3trous fight. At the foot
ul' the mountain, On the south side,
there remaiued what was left of a
mi IQ prosperous home. The owner of !
this.' home was a soldier upon the ?
Confederate side and when the cannon 1
roared and thc muskets rattled a lone- i
ly woman with her four children '
shuddered at the dreadful - sound and j
grieved in fear of thc husband and
father. Nothing was left for this
poor woman but to listen to the battle, :
wring her hands and stay with the
children who clung, to her skirts, j
Time and time again this little family
had knelt by the fire while the mother
prayed. It was a woman's prayer
that her husband might be spared in
the fight that was raging, and thc
children, as small as they were, joined
with that mother and they have told
me since that they felt there upon
their knees that God would spare their
father.
Besides the whites there yet re
mained two old negroes or '.he family
-"Aunt Dilsy" and "Uncle Tom."
Dilsy had joined the whites in the
"big house," but Tom was nowhercto
be found. It was natural to suppose
that he had gone to the Yankees.
This was not true, and there oomes
the story. When the first guns began
to sound old Tom knew that a fight
was on. Ile knew that his young
master was in it and he was fearful
lest that master should be killed or
wounded and fall into the hands of thc
Yankees. With such thoughts in his
mind tb old negro decided togo upon
the field and do what he could in case
of the master getting hurt. To make
this story short, thc master was
wounded very severely, and while tho
folks at the homo, especially "Aunt
Dilsy," were thinking hard of Tom
for leaving them at such a time, Tom
had arrived at the battlefield, found
his young master, took him upon his
back and was making speed as fast as
he could to keep from being captured
and to arrive safe at home. Fortu
nately a sorry old horse was pioked up
in a short time and this relievedo the
negro and speeded them on their way.
The arrival of tho master and Tom at
the home was entirely unexpected.
They peeped in upon the frightened
and praying group before they made
themselves known, and what oeourred
when it was known can better be
imagined than described and we leave
them for a few hours to go with Tom
and "Aunt Dilsy" to their negro
cabin, from where it was soon ascer
tained that the Confederates were in
full retreat and that the Yankees had
the Ridge.
The sun was getting low when old
I Cm ZZl.iZZ ivivu auti wouueu IUD rr ?jr
over to the mountain road that some
of the cr my would have to travel.
Tom was disappointed in seeing the
soldiers, but it was not long until he
had discovered a train of Yanltee
wogons just fixing to strike camp on
the side of the mountain. Old Tom
smiled to himself as he contemplated
how nico it would be if ona of those
wagons were to break over the sootoh
that held the wheels and go lumb?r
ing over the preoipioe. We leave the
old negro watohiog these wagons while
wo return to the house to be with the
yonng master and the family that re
joiced at his return.
The wound had been dressed, a
good bed had boen prepared close to
m
.UNKETT.
f -Missionary Ridge.
Mtituthn.
thc lire, the mother was ready to put
tho children to rest for the night,
when the very least one of them said,
with earnestness in every word:
"Mamma, we better pray some
moro."
Pray they did, the mother leadiug
and as thc words were yet ascending a
great lumber was heard upon the
mountain *ide and the thought was
that the greatest bowlder had broken
loose that had fell for a long time,
and had rumbled its way to the bot
tom.
lt. was no bowlder- old Tum had
crept up and tonk the scotch from ouc
of the wagons and it went bouncing
and lumbering down to the valley be
low, scattering all the good thing.? of
a day's foraging to be gathered by a
people that had nothing left.
Thc losing of one wagon was noth
ing to the Yankees. They were gone
by daylight tho next morning. Old
Tom aud the rest went up to see the
great bowlder that had made such a
fuss and as they looked upon the
good things, Tom smiled from ear to
ear, "Aunt Dilsy" fairly danced,
while the tittie child turned and
said:
"Mamma, des pray sonic more and
den we'll have Thanksgiving."
SAUGE PLUNKETT.
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bottles for sale by all druggists for
$1, or (3 bottles (full treatment) $1.
For sample bottle address Blood Balm
Co., 380 Mitchell St., Atlautu, Ga.
- A highly romantic marriage oc
curred at the small village of New
Liberty, in Pope county, 111. Miss
Nettie Clark, of Lew Liberty, placed
a note in a bottle, which she threw
into the river. Several weeks after,
Mr. C. T. Anderson, of Louisiana, r
prominent planter of thc State, found
the bottle and answered the note. A
correspondence began, and was follow
ed by the wedding. Tho contracting
parties never met until two days be
fore their marriage.
As a cure for rheumatism Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is gaining a wide
reputation. D. B. Johnston, of Rich
mond, Ind., has been troubled with
that ailment since 1862. In speaking
of it he says : "I never found any
thing that would relieve mc until I
used Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It
aots like magic with mc. My foot was
swollen and paining me very much,
but one good application of Pain Balm
relieved me. For sale by Hill-Orr
Drug Co.
- Willie had swallowed a penny,
and his mother was in a state of much
alarm. "Helen," she called to her
sister in the next room, "send for a
doctor; Willie has swallowed a penny !' '
The terrified and frightened boy look
ed up imploringly. "No, mamma,"
he interposed, "send for the minister."
"Thc minister?" asked his mother, in
credulously. "Did you say the minis
ter?" "Yes, because papa says our
minister can get money out of any
body."
- "Say, auntie, where is your old
man this morning?" "Ho done gone
down to de tavern, sah, to git some
trimmin''?." "Trimmings? The tav
ern is a queer place to get anything of
that sort, isn't it?" "I reckon not,
sab. Dat's de only place he ebber go
to git de kino he done use; I mean de
kine what de dootor call delirum trim
ming."
My son has been troubled for many
years with ohronio diarrhoea. Some
time ago I persuaded him to take some
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. After using two
bofctlen nf thm 25-oe?t si*e b*? WAH
oured. I give this testimonial hoping
some one similarly afflicted may read
it and be benefited.-THOMAS C. BOW
ER, Glencoe, O. For sale by Hill
Orr Drug Co.
- Lieut. Brum! 7, of the Olympia,
is said to be tho .greatest smoker in
the navy, i?xoept when on duty, he
always has a oigar close at hand.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify
the blood, clean the liver, invigorate
the system. Famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles.
Evans Pharmacy.
- He-"What allowance do you
think your father ought to make ns
when we are married?" She-"Well,
if he makes allowance for your faults
I think he will be doing all that can
be expeoted of him.'*
W. 0. T. U. DEPARTMENT.
Conducted by the Indies of the \V. C.
T. U. of Anderson, b. C.
The Nontreallng Club.
The Xontreating Club may not have
great success as an organization, bat
its object is commendable just the
same. Thc treating habit is a more
effective agency for the promotion of
intemperance than most persons real
ize. Moreover, the habit is foolish
and contrary to correct canons of good
taste. There is no more reason why a
person should feel utider obligation to
drink witw auother from considera
tions of supposed courtesy wheu n<>ti:i
need of refreshment than there is for
partaking of a meal which one does
not want. Time was when thc rules
of hospitality required overeating from
guests at the banquet table. Happi
ly that barbarian usage is outgrown. It
will be bettor for thc world when thc
habit of treating and of drinking with
friends simply because asked to drink
is likewise outgrown. - CV/? rov/o ?ie
C'/rtf.
At tho present day, when an indul
gence in alcohol poison is exerting its
sad but dreadful effects on humanity,
when our lunacy statistics show that
the increase of insanity is really due to
an increase in this vice, it behooves
one to consider briefly thc (juestion.
Thc recent publication of the London
asylums' committee's annual report
shows an actual increase in lunacy in
the asylums governed over and con
trolled by the County Council of sev
en hundred, as compared with last
year. In one large asylum the medi
cal superintendent states that out of
nine hundred and fifty-eight inmates
received, two hundred and seventeen
of these admissions were due to "in
temperance iu drink." One-fourth of
the insanity, then, is attributed to a
vice which is, so to speak, self-in
flicted. These statistics also comparu
well with those issued by the lunacy
commissioners, and on taking an av
erage for the last live years, drink as
a cause averages lil).'J per cent of the
admissions. When we take into con
sideration the fact that there is no
disease whose germs are handed down
to posterity to a greater extent than
th's, wc shudder to thiuk what the
condition of thc descendants of these
alcoholic degenerates must be. It is
a law of vital physiology that "like
begets like." so do drunken parents
often transfer their brutalizing habits
to their unhappy offspring, who, if
they do not actually follow io the wake
of their parents, exhibit some form of
moral and mental obliquity or a ner
vous disorder clearly traceable" to a
deterioration of physical structure
in all probability seated in tho brain
caused by a long and persistent indul
gence in the use of intoxicating li
quors. One of the leading physicians
of America showed by his statistics
that, out of three hundred idiots,
whose history could be traced, one
hundred and forty-five were the chil
dren of drunken parents.-Forbes
Winsloio.
Teetotal Lincoln and teetotal Gar
field were both shot down by drink
ers. Booth was caught with a brandy
flask in his pocket, and Guiteau was
generally to be found ia the saloon, so
it is evident that total abstinence in
the individual does not prevent him
from being destroyed or injured in
mind, body or estate by those who in
dulge in intoxicants.
Are you satisfied that temper
ance work is God's work? Theu go
ahead and do it, leaving thc results to
Him.
Drinking whiskey never helped a
man on the road to heaven, nor added
to thc comforts of his home.
A Christian has no right to assist in
maintaining a traffic whose fruits are
necessarily evil.
The drink seller fattens onthedc
s Lue ti on of tho publie health and vir
tue.
Every true patriot will hit the
drink devil whenever he gets a
ehance.
If you want a cool head and a clear
brain, keep clear of the saloon.
Men are drunkards because boys are
tempted to drink.
A Sure Care for Croup.
Twenty-five years' constant use
without a failare ! The first indica
tion of croup is hoarseness, and in o
child subject to that disease it may be
taken as a sure sign of the approach
of an attack. Following this hoarse
ness is a peculiar rough cough. If
Chamberlain's Congh Remedy is giv
en as soon as the ohild becomes hoarse,
or even after the croupy oough ap
pears, it will prevent the atteok. It
is used in many thousands of homes
in this broad land and never disap
points the anxious mothers. We have
yet to learn of a single instance in
which it has not proved effectual. No
other preparation ean show such a re
cord-twenty-years' constant use with
out a failare. For salo by Hill-Orr
Drug Co.
- A mao is no greater than the
objeot at which he aims in life.
- Strength of character is not tho
product of a miracle, bot tae fruit of
right living.
Alcohol ami Insanity.
Selections.
The Hoad to SUITORS.
i
"Perseverance, grit and a fair share
of enterprise will help any young niau
to make a sueee.-s nt' trrt- business .
calling he chooses to follow, and any
young man who takes it upon himself I
to cultivate and foster these great at- I
tributes is bound to sooner or later
gain recognition among his more ex
perienced and already successful busi
uessoncighbors."
1 ii a few words, tin? was tin1 way
in which Governor (lenton McMillin
of Tennessee eumim >\ up his views in
the matter, and then, in answer to
other questions on possibilities for
the beginners in life's struggle, this
is about what the Governor had to
say:
"Why shouldn't our boys of the
present limo become good and pro
gressive business men? They have
almost everything i:i their favor, from
a far superior standard of learning
and the facility tu acquire it to a
great and growing demand in the
many callings f ir mon of bright ideas
and originality in management. Then,
too, look at thc wonderful opportuni
ties that are preso :ited to a man of
ambition right at this time. Chances
of every description abound, not only
in our home country, but reports con
tinually show that thc new possessions
of this great Union offer unlimited
fields for the exercise of real Ameri
can enterprise, and this should act as
an incentive to men of the pioneer na
ture to strike out.and see what they
can do there.
"Men of thirty years ago never had
anything like the chances that are
now before the youth of to day, and
yet many great things were accom
plished by them, and only by the
hardest kind of work, but they had
the grit to stick to it, and that is what
the rising young man must do.
"There is no lack of opportunity to
demonstrate a man's true worth, and
there is no lack of chances to make
success in any calling. .Success will
cone to every young man who tries in
thc proper way to find it."-Exchange.
Are You Troubled? anil do you Want Your
Troubles to Fly Away ?
You have suffered worlds of trouble,
anxiety and pain, and you hardly
know what ails you. Sometime your
business goes wrong, and for a long
time yon have been feeling physically
very badly. Don't know what is the
matter? Of course you don t else you
would'get some medicine. The trouble
is with your stomach and liver. Ty
ner's Dyspepsia Remedy will do a vast
amount of good in helping this trouble
if you will use it. 1'ricc 50 cents per
bottle. For sale by all druggists.
- -
- A treasurer of the city of Glas
gow, who stole ?800,0U0, has beeu sen
tenced to five years' penal servitude.
One hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars a year is a pretty fair salary even
for working a treadmill.
It takes but a minute to overcome
tickling in the throat and to stop a
cough by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure. This remedy quickly
cures all forms of throat and lung
troubles. Harmless and pleasant to
take. It prevents consumption. A
famous specific for grippe aud its after
effects. Ivans Pharmacy.
- A natural gas explosion at the
residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Russell,
in Springfield, G., blew thc house to
pieces, and nine inmates had a mirac
ulous escape.
Mrs. R. Churchill, Berlin, Vt., says,
"Our baby Was covered with running
sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo
cured her." A specific for piles and
skin diseases. Beware of worthless
counterfeits. Evans Pharmacy.
- Baptist factions at war in Texas
over the control of the Baptist general
convention, will carry tho fight into
all the 2,500 churches in thc State.
J. B. Clark, Peoria, 111., says,
"Surgeons wanted to operate on me
fnr niles but I cured them with Dc
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve." It is in
fallible for piles and skin diseases.
Beware of counterfeits. Evans Phar
macy.
- "What is this telegraphy with
out wires?" "Well, when I was
young they called it'making eyes at
the girls.' "
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BICYCLES. SU
Have your repairs done by tl
and guarantee it.
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WIDE OPEN FOR BUSINESS !
Between Masonic Tem]
And respectfully and earnestly invite yon
of Goods and get acquainted with theil
fully pay yon for the tew feet you have to
We are going to carry by far the best !
you more tor your money than anybody,
thia isn't a true statement.
Splendid high-grade line of 3H0E
GOO!)3. Got onr prices and see if they ai
We are going to handle at, BOTTOJ
BAGGING and TIES, BACON, I1A.RD,
PRICB8.
We heartily appreolate your li betel ti
- appreoiation for that trade. Come to iee
lt more than ever before. Yon will find
Free City Delivery. Phone 75. Proi
Tours gratefully,
Thc Housekeeper's Scrapbook
Onions drive away (Hos.
Kegs arc best twelve hours after
laid.
Some girls make belts from old neck:
tie>.
Clear boiling wat? r will remove tea
stains,
Never feed a baby directly heforc its
bath.
Thc cradle is returning to popular
favor,
In Austria they make Hour jut of
potatoes.
Queen Victoria eats American
pickles.
Sugar burnt in a gas Hame is death
to mice.
ironie all?gea olive oil is made from
peanuts.
ll ice should ho washed in hot water,
not cold,
Tin.'collier eggs arc thcqtiickcr they
will froth.
Tho saucer of charcoal purities the
refrigerator.
Onionsjpccled unuci thc water will
not disturb the eyes.
Thc X-ray is used lo detect the
adulteration of Hour.
Try a teaspoonful of sherry in a cup
of chocolate.
Meat should always be cooked with
the fat downward.
Kaw cabbage is more easily digest
ed than when cooked.
Stewed cucumbers are as nice as
cream cauliflower.
Princess Victoria of Knglaud is an
accomplished cook.
Burlap, when stained, makes an ar
tistic Moor covering.
Never shut the sunshine out. Sun
shine means health.
Haifa lemon dipped in salt will
keep copper vc. sels bright.
Whipped cream is more easily di
gested than plain cream.
Baby's bath should be given at the
same hour each day.
Spinach salad is an innovation, lt's
a matter of ingenuity.
School girls in Saxony are not allow
ed to wear corsets.
I'aris cousumcs IO,(IOU,bbl) pounds
of tame rabbits annually.
Wooden kneading boards for bread
arc declared unsanitary...
Von can buy tea in China for a cent
and a quarter per pound.
A cup of very hot milk at bedtime
will prevent sleeplessness.
(?crinan bakers are not allowed to
handle bread with bare hands.
Hates stuffed with marshmallow
paste make a tempting dessert.
A layer of old newspapers makes
matting much more durable.
Germany has discovered a substitute
for coffee in asparagus seeds.
The Hon Marche in Paris has the
largest kitchen in the world.
Tea taken from the middle of the
chest has the choicest flavor.
Pour boiling water over raisins be
fore seeding them. It's easier.
Canoed goods are unwholesome if
the end of the can bulges out.
All meat should be cleaned with a
soft, damp cloth before cooking.
Sugar added to the water used for
basting meats adds to thc flavor.
A few drops of lemon juice add a
delicious flavor to scrambled eggs.
Sandpaperwill whiten ivory-haudled
knives which have become yellow.
No mother should be without a ba
by's diary. Jot down everything.
Windows should never be cleaned
when thc sun is shining on them.
A little vinegar in tho water in
which fish is boiled makes it solid.
Drs. Strickland & King,
DENTISTS.
OFFICE IN MASONIC TEMPLE.
<&t* 'ian-ind Cocaine need for Extract
ing TVwttl
INDRIES, ETC.
hem. They do first-class work,
I CYCLE WORKS,
THE BICYCLE PEOPLE.
HANTS,
in their elegant New S toro-room
[ile and the New Bank,
i to call and see them, inspect their Stock
' way of doing business. We promise to
walk off the Square to got to ns.
Stock we h ri vd ever carried, and promise
We mean business. Try us and see ii
SS, BOOTS, HATS and STAPLE DRY
re not right.
U PRICES, CORN, OATS, BRAN, HAY,
and other Heavy Goods, at SELLING
*ade in the past, and promise to show our
us in onr new plaoe. We will appreciate
us nicely quartered,
nptnesa in everything.
VAND1VER BROS.
VN.'
Evans Pharmacy, Special A rents.
Notice to Crediton.
A I.li persons having demands against
tho Estate ol' K. I>. MeAII'stcr, <i. rc;...
tit. are hereby no ti lied to present th#'io,
properly proven, lo tho um!? rsi), e ,;,
within Hit* limo prescribed hy Jaw, !
thor>o indohtnd to inttko payment.
s. K. TIMS, Allin'r
Dee d, ls;".? ._. I
f 1 .1 i ? '? ??.
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II KA ll At Mi],
NEURALGIA,'
LA 0HIPPE,
Relieves all pain.
25c. all Druggists.
Notice to Creditors.
A I.I. persons having demands against
thu Kilato ol .lohn P. Silten, do
>.( a*!-?!, uro hornby not iii nd io present
thntn, pi'oporly proven, !<> tho uml.r
"igned, within t!n< il nm nrcKcrihed by
law, tiiiil ihoM? Indebted lo inako pay-:
ilU'lll.
SAM PEL SIT TON, F.x'r.
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THIS WEEK?
If so, we have all kinds of Bargains in
all Departments.
FOR this week ami next wu k we will givo yon CUT PRICKS <>u
CA I? KS, JACKETS,
BLANKETS, HEAVY (;OODS.
In fact, we give you special prices on everything, ami you can't afford to
look over these pri?es If you buy your
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FURS, etc., in Trimmings.
We have an entire new line of UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS, nu?!
Winter Cot (ls of all kinds.
?Slioes foi* 3l!vei?ylDocly,
And nt prices never heard ol' before.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is complete.
Call in ami FCC US before buying.
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A Solid, First-clas?, A No. 1, Best Gainesville Shoes.
If you want cheap, shoddy, i?.ipnr sbneH don't hoy these-ours will not suityou,
but if you want tho boat Simon ut popular prices boy hurt?, thoy will ploaso you.
Tho pri?es raupe from Fifty couta to Five Dollars a pair; any prico you wuut.
They aw the cheapest bneutiHo they tint Ihn host; made of our own puro Oak-bark
Tanned Leather, "Soft, Elastic and Strong." Nothing equals it for wear, and that in
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With $6.75 !
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The biggest Stove House in the City. >
Chinaware, Glassware, Tinware and Crockery.
tf&F PRICES RIGHT. Come and see for youraelf, and let us show you
through.
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I
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Also 1'aiN Large Annual Dividends.
M. IL M?TTIS0N,
State Agent for South Carolina, ANDEP.SON, 8. C., over P. O.
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The Most Complete and Up-to-Date Laundry in the State.
Every Machino tho latest improved, and designed to do most perfect work
Under tho superintendence of an experienced Laundryman, with a corps
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W. F. IS ARR, Business Manager.
Located at rear of Fant's Book Store*