The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 17, 1893, Image 3
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QAMDES, S. C- 17'-b' 1893
? CHURCH DIRECTORY.
YTEKIA3C CHrJtCII.? Rev. W. V? .
"Mill - . Pastor. Preaching ever? Sabbatb
Sunday School ttory Sab
>a t h at 5 p.m. Prayer meettlig" ever y
Wednesday at 6 p. m. The publie.h
cordially i nviteU to#ttend.
(rfc vce Episcopal Cnracn. ? Hev.J.M j
?tr>ney, Rector. Services Sunday at II
oVkx k ? SundavScbeol at5 p.m. Even- j
in^ .s.-rrice.at 5 p.m. Friiay afternoon j
service at 6 p.m.
3apt?t Church,? Eev. Myron I
W. Gordon. Pastor- Preaching every
Sunday at II a. h. and 7:4-> p. m. Sun
day schoJ Irosi 12 x. to 1 p. x. every
Sunday. &r >ytt-v*eeti&g every Wednes
day at/ 3 ?'dock P. M. AJ-1 seat*;
are iteelThi public iscordialtr invite#
to attend! Tie C. V P. S. C. fe. meets
?every SaAiy aii:G0 p. m
LiTTLrrox < Stbzjjt Methodist
Church. ? M- L. CariwJe, Pastor.
J'rt-aehia^ gj cry Sunday at 1 1 a. ;n- and
* :-}5 ?. m. 1 'layer-meeting Thursday at |
3 '.00 p. m. So n<6y Bfihool at 4 :30 Strang- !
ers and visit in are cordially invited.
AH aeate flre<?' | ~
PICEED UP
is it *iaj?gsiag to clear op?
, The BaitklU boilding is nåj
tomjfletioa. j "1
Snbucribe j&r 4fce CnsoyxcLE if
vou want ft fTighl readable paper.
The Colambia.Begister f*v?fe' C<>1 i
J oseph H. Eafle for District Attor
ney. i '
The auditor's &ooks for receiving
tax?retnrns wifl cfese Monday, tie
20tb. *
The yoarg; people %&d a n-eify
time sending a ad receiviog .< valen
tics Tcesday..
Mr ?. & : Boykia haa been
pointed ftgenfij for tffe Standard
Co. at ibis ptjuffv f *?':.[ J "f. ?
The roid* ifcroagbout to couaiy j
are in a terrible condition oynag to
*o u> uefcr wet toeai.be r> ;
"There 3?flibe. ac extra session!
Hbe State f supreme coar*. H* Co
lumbia on tN 23rd Instant.
A ??'?? fcirf -a bit fist 'fat
identical; yet ;U make* considerable
difference whieii is sluken.
Couon iwdwia now oo a boomj$at
that i? bo -reiott why oar farmers
should plant | aching but eottoit. i
Day b?for| yesterday was i*s!v|
Wednesday, 4?? the Lenten *easou
> wi? conUaaeS&Mbe next \hMy
-Bigbt days.
An exchange remarks that
ir any great t^ea dying need , nol
-eause say special stlarm anioajg
ourS^loa^
The e&ierytfst&g village of Heath
?Soriags is advertising itself aad "
^ibooja^by * racfetttfy Pa' '
' pros^ctas.^ h
The prohibitionists of Coluj
^rdjworkiag oc the freeloaders^
enuorse tbe a^poiirtment of
sers ia that c
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The ;borougfe-bred horse,;
iSurke, b^loiging te. Mr. R.
Cutting died a few days ago.]
.Snmter Hers^ld1
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Tbe j my men- "^rere dischar|
Wednesday evening, but the cwt
is still in seseion hearing cases tl
do not require ajary trial.
W. L. McDowell, editor of
"Bisbopville News, is a car-didt
for appointment as postmaster
.that place.? St^jp^r Herald.
^Farmers tiu^^ptout the county)
are very backward with their wotk. j
A little fine weather about this
time will be very acceptable.
"Alder mail E. O. McCright has
i~ been elected by the city council to
jgerve as3f5iyor pio tem whilcMayorj
Harrison ii at the North.
Just as sooa as ihe season will
permit, garden work should begin
in earnest. A good garden will
J pay yea more than ^en-fold.
Sheriff Hunter, of Lancaster, wiH
^be an applicant foe the position oifj
U. S. Marshall, and is said to- hare
some strong recominedations.
^Governor Tillman's staff has de
ckled to accompany him to Wash
ington to attend the inauguration
ceremonies of President Cleveland.
'Ihe word Hawaii is ^ pronounced
"by Webster Ha-wii-ee. The a. in
the first syllable has the long sound
and the accent is on the second
syllable.
"The microbe of the grip is giving
Ihe scientists a deal of bother,!
ivat not half as much as the grip
4^ the 'microbe is ghing the plain
v
' We always appreciate informa
tion concerning any event that
ocears in community. Send it by
Utter or postal ff you can't see the
editor. j %
t ?' at .
Camden is 'the place to make
joar home. It is a healthy localitj^
thi? people are reQaed and cultivated
we have a good territory from
which to draw trade. There is n?
belter pornt in this Slate.
Sheiiff Sanders went to Camden
AVtrlaesday after a prisoner named
?Simon Johason, colored, who ii
wanted in Sumter for cow s'ealiag.
The ptiTsouer seems to be only
abont fourteen years old. ? Sumter
Herald.
-Tut: State Agricultural and
Mechanical association met *|o
?Columbia Tuesday. The treasure^
"flpnrted receipts *14,264; expenses
411,350. Bala^e ^2,710. The
summer meeting will be held at
C tester.
Black.veil <x Sjwell, a mercan
tile firm ct Kershaw, have made an
assignment for the benefit of their
creditors, T. Y. WiUhcra% of tht
Lancaster bar, is the assignee. the
assignment does not state the
amount oi liabilities nor of the as
sets.
}? The U- S. Government boat/ en
'j gaged in clearing lie Waleree riv
er, is now at Reed1 8 Landing and
will remain there about two weeks.
Mr. A. T. Jewell, Anderson,
C./ writes to The Globe Phosphate
Co., Cloumbia, S, 0. : "I regartf
yours as one of the best fertilizers
that I have used in years."
The indications are that a lug*
qaantity of fertilizers will be used
Khis year. A goad many farmers
1 have exchanged cotton . seed for
the meal since the price of the
, former has advanced so consider
j ably. I f '
! An election wilf be held in Ciies j
terfield county Fvl>y. 2a th to* deter
mine whether the coanty shall
donate $1 .7#*} of county bonds f ?r
every mile ct Kaifroad t>n?lt by the j
South. <fc North Carolina R ft Co , |
, in that country, j
The presses, type and other par
aphenalia oi* the Xoik ^enterprise,
which lately suspended publication,
are offered for sale uader foreclos
ure olfa chattle mortgage given
E. H. Aull and; W. A. Sdeallv toj
the*Yoik Publishing Company, and
will take place on; February 21.
The editor Tvf a ccnnity paper in
Georgia writes as follows: 14 A doc*
tor charges jou ?2 a visit; writes i
a prescription ahd his woik'is-over.
The editor pays you fifiy-twqj visits,
a string of copy a millions mi'es
Ions, and work ail the time; and
,all for 11.50 a ?eaty- Now is the
kime to Ascribe?' ? f , X A
i
Bis Hcrocr, j Judge Ernest/Garj
comes here to, h?ljl his first couit
and so weii does He discharge the;
functions <*f bjis office, one would
readily suppose ?e had worn the
ermine before. Commanding* in
appearance. Tend)] in decision and;
polite ta; manner,; be bid/ farr to
become or.e of the Statt^a favorite
4 ild'geFv ? Chester (ield* Ad vertiser.
Jnd^e- Sim^o^n, of im United
States District Crurt, t i:\jf ordered
tWThree C's lailroad to be sold.
The sale wiil take place in' Char
leston May 2nid. The minimum
price itxed is [$55 p, 000 , bidders to
deposit a certified! check fr.r*$250,
000.. Receiver I Chamberlain has,
been appointed Special masted to |
cfftduel the j ; . ?
? 4 t ? "
Praraeted Meeting.
Rev M. W. |Goriifln commenced a
protracted mbetibg in thMSaptist
church last flight* He will be as
sisted Ky Bev 0, M. Ramsay of
Charleston who is expected to ar
mtejon Mendi
Change of: Schedule...
A change of schedule on the 3C's
and S. C? roads Vent into effect,
?ttit-Will; he fouhh fn finothof^ce
!um of this p*?ej? A is 'jSltich
move coft^^pstf a* th?
m^ik^ggppbnccrnicd, then the pre
>, .as a jletfcer from Ch^r.
or Columbia can he received
Td answerer} the; same day.
Insurance Agen< .!>
- 31% Roberts has been a; -
pointei| special rGeneral~- Agent" of
the United Life Insurance Asso
ciation of New York, and will h avc
the counties of Sershaw, Darling
ton, Lancaster, Chesterfield, Fan
field and Chester under his super- j
vision. Mr Robdrts .is throughly }
qualified, and will doubtless make i
a success of the insurance busi-j
ieas. ? ? I
Ball at tiie Scbkirk Inn
Mr F. W. 'Kid.redge, the goninl
.. jg[obkiik. Inn, en
cl the society
tbe-eiiy^on last Monday'
night with a'most delightful dance.
,To the s^eet Strains of one of
j Charleston's best bands, the merry
t (lancers kept nj* their enjoyment
[ until the late hnprsr of the night,
arid departing took with them the
nappy recollections of an evening
of unalloj-ed pleasure.
Members of the Board of Examiners.
- The Superintendent of Educa
tion has appointed Bev M. W.
Gordon and W. I. Villepigue as
member of the Board of examiners
for Kershaw county to serve for the
next two years. School Commis
sioner Watts is the third meH$j)Qr
and ex-officio cliirraan of the Borfrd.
Mr Gordon is a now jiember, bfit
having been a scliool teacher fS^
merl3", his training and preset
calling pre-eminently fit him for
the position.
Poinsions for Xeiican Veterans.
The pension granted hy the
United States to^joldiers wl'.o
served in the Mexu*Vn war has
been, by act of Cangress, increased
! from $3 ptr- moniii to $12.
The increase applies to | every pen
sioner who is wholiy for
manual. labor . ?nd is in\destit'4te
circumstaBCes.1' \
Capt U. B. Brooks, of ijie otlice
of the Secretary of Si ale, lias a
number of. blank applications for
tiie increase that he will furnisd to
veterans requesting thorn. ? The
State. \
Buck leu's Arx^ca Salve.
? The Best Salve in {Tic w'orld for C>rtST
Birnises, Sores. Ulcers, Sai^-fthcum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hauiis^
i7}>ilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup
-utnsv and ,fostively^cu.res Piles, or no
pay required.* 1$ is ?*jarinteei] to give
perfect satisfaction, or w?oMey refunded
^"rirre 25fet4nts oer hox- For sale by F.
L. Zemi "
THE GLOBE PHOSPHATE
CO. receives *the highest en iorse
noect from thosre who use its fertil
izers. Mr. S. P. Schumpert,
t T^arr's Landing. S. C. says in re
; ference to the Gloi>e fertilizer : "It
| is the best 1 have ever tried. #For
room can't be surpassed.
I
IT 1$ NOT l^wesay bit what
? Hood's SarsapfnUa does"~that trils th e
Story of its merit. When in need of med
icine remember HOOD'S CURES
gMT* Old papers for sale at this
office at 20 cents per hundred?
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THE RAILROADS WM
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ThelJ. S. Court Orders
1 ihe Kfelease of the
* - Property. "
: The Sherds are Fi?ed fof Con
tempt .-BorJOBmaa Still Holds?
h* Ground.? The End !? !
; "Not 7qk V ; I ,!
Special; telegram to TiiECii\^xicj-fc- ? i j
Columbia, S. C-, 'Feb. \6*i ? Tlje
railroads have won the fight in tt>e
eele&rated tax casts. - V
In the United States Con H? at
Charleston to-day, Judge Goff ifead
voluminous decrees, otderingi*?faer
iffs Najnce, of. Abbeville, Gaipes, of
Anderson, Tyler, of Aiken atid Ris
er, of Newberry, to immediately die
liver up the properly of the South
Caroliba and the Richmond and,<
Dandle Railroads, that liad bee-ri
seized ; that the United Stages Mar
sh all put Receiver D. H (Chamber-;
lain in immediate possession there
of; thit the sheriffs he restrained
fr?m further inteiference ; 4,hat the
act of any sheriff in continuing
hold and refusing, after the or flerof
the United Stakfs Court, to release!
Ifche. property seized, was in open,
tiagrant jyid defiant contempt of
court; 'that, as the county treasur
ers had done no act-, after the or
ders vjpre served, to rendef ;-tUem
liable lor contempt, i he case against
them l>e dismissed; that the sher
iff's be tftied $ 500, and l>e commit
ted to the charge of the United
States Marshall- until such fine be
paid, and until they pnrge them
selves lof the chargjl of contempt;
and tliat the clerk cf the court he
instructed to issue judgment for
the aniount of the fine.
G*: Tillman has tdegraped to
the cStnsel foj the1 state to "fight
it out on Habeas Corpus proceed
ccediug and to appeal to the su
preme court of tlie United States
upon that ground. Sheriffs are
ordered t? stand firm and we will
see them oat harmless." * 1 r
In ian interview, Go*v Tillman
says: j "Sheriffs are not to pay
any fine, and we will Stand by them
to to the. last ditch." : \
.. I a - " J.Wilson Gibbes.
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gg/T [ The "Davy Crockett" com
pany jhuM given great satisfaction
everywhere, and will please the au
dience; here. Don't fail to go next
Thursday night.
Davy trcckri Next Thursday Night.
Fraiik Mayn,$.one of the laHng
ado is of the icounlrv, suj>poited
by a strong company, will ' present.
Davy Crockett at the Opera House
next* Thursday night Feb. 23rd.
Tneplay is well wo-tli seeing, th#?
com pan)* being one of spccial met it
its pqual sejdo.n coming' *to this
place. Read what is said of the
performances elsswherc. ^
We have seen f?*v dramas that
we have enjoyed m^ie. Msjo
holds the mirror up to nature, ar.d
portrays a simple backwoodsman
with his big soul, courage and
warmheatt tr> the life. It is tie
grandeur , of true nohility. The
cljarac terras typed by Mayo, make
one Teel prcM that such men hare
liv d/and-iiouse all the "Jerriug
do" and the better feelings in out
moments of brightest enthusiasm;
The lbndition of ''Eleanor Aranghn"
by Miss Kathleen Kerriga-),
happy style. On tlie stage she ap
pears beautiful and is exceed ngly
graceful. There is a wiriningncss
and enthusiasm about her which is
ver}* pleasant anil ^sparkling. 1 he
support is the best of any company
which has. visfied Columbus this
winter. ? OcJunib'us (O.) limes. ^
A brilliant aaaL&flthusiastic au*
diencv? greeted the celebrated and
favorite actor Frank Mayo last even
ing at the Park Opera House in his
woodland romance '-Davy Crock
ett." Mr Mavo has lost none of llis
old time grace, and his rendition.of
ihe backwoods hero was a fin is bed
pei form ance. Ihe company gave
i adequate support, the special scen
jery was realistic, and it was a most
enjoyable entertainment - in every
respect.? Jacksonville, (*-??)
Times-Union, Feb. 8th.
1'ersonal Mention. .j>
Mvss Lillie Haile has returned
home from an extended visit to
relatives in Kershaw.
f Miss Ida G:acer, of Winnsboro,
j is visiting her sister Mrs John J.
| Good ale.
Miss Eva King, >?a; immonsville,
: who has been visiting Miss Rena
Co'sweli, has returned heme. -
Mr H.C.C irrison left Wednesday
for the.North to look yfter the pur
icliase of machineiy for the cottou
j factory.
ft
We regret to state that Mr 0^ J.
; Meronev has beea undisposed dur
! ing the past two- werijks.
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List of'Unc&imed Letters.
I The following ia a list of let
*jaAyiing uncalled_ for in the <j!j
posy office for the week ending Jan.
Dom West ? Henry "White
Phebv Taylor W B Adtusns
Sal lie Adams .Amelia Aron .
Tom C&mpbell Hannah Cfoilins
Jolly Davis Lizzie Ilenson
Esie HaII VJ C Tohnson
Tis3\pMurjr''y J M McC??y
Peter McCaskill Lizzie Moore
J A yioDoweil John Mcllu^h
Davul P Miller * William Dixon
Siemfer Picket. . 4 -
j Persons t-nllinjr for these letters will
j please st?* rvhnt iveek thev were a.1
jvertised. G*G .Alexander P, M.
Constipation and all troubles with the
digestive organs and the liver, are cured
by Hood s JPills. Uneqnaled. as a
dinner pili- ^ ^
Remember that the date tor
Dav^ Cro(.kett',? iflfxt Thnrsdav,
1 Feb,, 23. " : * . r
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[Camden
Cimiar.l& jx ???;
mtytetheilnjUHi jj?p?
seri estrf great law ty: lis took
yesterday wlfen a &B 49B was
before Judge Witkeri poi^i io<
the i Haiie | Gold - |Jiae
from putting, their flebririi^
creeks and [ branches flowing irw#
from tf?e mine site. The motion
was in the; cnse^.f y. A; West v?.
Haile GMd Mine Cfomganv.
T. J. KnkUnd and Tjj& T
j appeared for^he pUi itilfaj]
Ira B. Joii<* for tie def
Superintendent Thii 3) oiit
pany was also prese ii. Mi .
marie a moiion tbtfH 1 vbe case they
:were enjoinbd and tliat the jmatwr,
should come V* a tria they; isljouhf
have a change of jenue to some
county. The papers and uu
rfchorities were lieid by the Judgp. .
Several interesting facta came
e-ut in the argumen u ^Ttoo plant
of the mijie-' cost "htmdieds of
thousands' o| dollars ,J anal "about
*40,000," still I ani tiki thfe jafre*
mm of only $15*000 is roaclexy tiio
entire prope rty for jta cation j TUey
have been Mi mowing tfeisdebriBtn
the creek for ov ?r ten year?,
the mine. having bfen ran ' *
1880. The plaintifi's atl
doni. ieem to object to the
??t? ucli as the effect of the
date process on j&c dgbfis,; wii...
they: claim, after ^tiling jo? the
land renders it poiioz ous t?i vege
tation.
1 1 was amusing to hear Hj<ij l ira
B. Jones fn his speed , talk & run
ning capital: fro? the State* jif ibU
corporation should ibc bo the reel.
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Kershaw Items.
[Can densld from tfi? Era,
Petitions for a dispensary a*
!5S
paid a brie it
hoin*j i White
place are being circu
natures. * \j 1
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Capt J. E.\Pear<*e r|
Baker brave lK-en in ?V
court at Camden.
Mr H. J Gainer
visijt to litS; jfrfBer
Bluff, t^iswfck. j.
Miss Lillie Benton, !wht> ix-teacb*
Ing Sphool n-iar Cantey* spent 4 cm
pie iofNJ^ys it hotn$ tfoe pasty *eck-i
Thy roll .of KejWavj High sihool
^urkbered 113 sttt&entls atfho cicse
of the mon ill "oF j|?n u a ryL :*
Rev A. S. Willef >i d will, move
kis family to Cliarlestcn fetierjparv
of -tTie present week. .
The Presbyterafl j <^>ngr*gii,tUn
at tins place, has purchased- tine
Kershaw Baptist church ouiwing
Of Mrs A: S. WiHcfnrd. j N -
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A socialise at. iihej ie?pl?i<[e l it ;
Mr <;. i). Raley on last Friday niphi
.was vi?ry: much#njoyvd by a u inn
be r of our young
Mrs Mary Can er, jof IVmcnster
wuittw of vhe Uk: lamented Ale*
CarUr, died,at her limine. <op Wet!.
y.esday moaning of jlast; week ^
at the advanced age ef 90 yeaus.
Mi.-s Nina Tjliomfyspn. .of -jOim
den, U-tlie'gue^t of Miss Dora Hin-,
soq.? ' - V . .
Hr C, D. Ralvy is altenciftg
court at Gatudeu this* week.
Mr R. feseley, of Ounden. wafe
in town a c ^u^le of d^ysthU ireik.
Messrs G. W. Gard ler .and fe D.
Williams becam.- invol ved in a diffli
culity on Tuesday list in whic^
Williams ctH^Mr- ; Gardner in the
muscle und<*r the right shoulder"
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inflicting a painefulj wound.; Mr
Gardner's, wound'whilji very 'pain fill
is not regarded as dangerou*. j : ?
A colord worn an., | ihe iwffe of
RiAard Kirkland, w*i hunted to a
crisp at, her /home at l^iat 4R>e.k ,pn
Wednesday ofiastwejk. She $aS
living on what is kno^n as
place, now owned by (Mr BuMrtv^f.
Camden. ^As she was v subject to
fits it is presumed that while sit
?ting in front; of the j fire shi wa
seized with a fit and itjU- in the -fire
setting her cloJhin^ afire from,
which eause the bui
nitcd and burned riowj
perishing in the flam
ding was ig
u,*tlie woman
BS.
THE GLOB? PHOSPHATE
COMPANY' IN -THE LEAB.
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The Sales of the Companies as
Indicated by ilio Tugs
I Purchased. . ^
A perusal of the !>om of the
officials in charge of i.he- iibujpg cf
fertilizer tax tags aff jrds an inter
esting st a (jly, and . sl ows that the
Columbia fertilizer, companies *re
more than holding th<ii own against
the cider aud well established coin
ponies in CharlesU n. |j, shows
that -Columbia's manufacturing
enterprises are forglr g their way to
the front. ' j. ; ; ?
The purchases of the Columbia
companies have been #s follows to
date : Globe Pb<?spb4te Company ^
52,000; Southern (jil Mill i|Com
pauj*, 20,000; So<ith . Carolina
CottoffUii CompanK 56,000; Co^
lurnbia ^tiosplmie C^tuy:giyi 20,000.
In addition J,o this I|Ir P. J. Ruck^r
a private dealer, has purchased
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Jjjj^f all the Oliaileiton companies
ee jfollowing ure'Jhe largejel
purefiasei>: Waud?? C<fmpauyt'40,
OOOfli^ei-j^, 41,000; C4?nra
all IlirS, i*SMV"or
and BI<'jaishei^.>.
Sweenev, King-bone,
ail Saolie^ '?broal
| Save ^30 oy- the us^
W arm m i'd the Hvost w<
Blemish ever ^nown. Sold bj
?Dr F. L Zemp, Gaw^BTS. 0,.
mp
W;$ff
mm
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iS'f ?
Wken Baby wasaUk,we gave kar Castoria.
When aba w*u crioi tor CaaSoda.
Wbsa she became Km, she 1
When sac bad Children, stte^aTattiftt
f -i r ? : !. : ;
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mm, BJ;?p
he tatfecj
plaiutijft k t'lj? art*on>i)4 ftl>*
Coutt for" th^- feiief 4?n>?n^e*
cotopl: wtj -'vW-? D
Dated rebii7d?, 1S"$; V *HPtf
To thai iVfetidints, K. J.
Pzvkiibt
tica t h ?# the ( to#*
the sr.inoiclpsi of whir% th*~ for
i cop;.', Nras < filed, in? th* offl
<Je? fc 6f cowtflor the coant^of
tsUte.itf ?5piiitk jf&ro1:?4,ip:j t**r
pf^jfrotty, Hgfe :'<#V
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lJluiOC|if 8 At
k lias beeti te^teq ve^r al't^r
year by many protfnn mt and
successful farmers of tlx i. ?Ouih
who continue to use iti." and
tflio* endorse it over th thr own,
signatures. If you ha^e u^ed
"HOME j tffiHTItlZBHS-.
yot titeed no indneemes
teontintie it. If not, we id
to ii^t r. trial, ftiid ajje
|gp?jd", chtap and the ixsst w nj
te get concentrated pUitjl tiHw;
in Wu smallest space for tliTe
smallest amount of jno ley ana
the. le.ist possible jrei| ;hw Ifl
is tc the interest of \ev< ry livg(j
energetic, wide-$wais? former;
totjw? jt. ; You can savt indjfi&ij
by it,. you Jean make mon ay by it,
you (W make gooc crops
with jit, you can: learn aad
practice cconymy : t hat ,i nil ben*
efitf ydn and every one < iotmeet
ed Vilh you in y our dai y work
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FOR SA.LET BV? ?
Caltoti thrn* for An mal Cirj
cular. giving lull dbgc ions for!
coiB]>o$ti!^ 'The H^l E FIHkj
TILIZEK,* ateo
frdm reprt^gfet3ye a *& wel J
known hxmakM ;*$? p(
o. 189 East Bay,
Cbarleaton
jgfy! COMPLETE LIJSE of
Jyveroofcts will be closed out
icash fOf yo **-,i :hojce.
S&jttcr | value nevcjt offered
|4p.}| whfjre. In this li ic yon
iP&gjbti'- medium weight and
; yo$ wjll 'Te^et i it f 1
; ' 1 hive con^uded ti ?On-f
? iuue ? the sal$ of SuMs fori
i he>i>oxt 15 days. I havef;
'just placed on the counters?
the best assortment o^Suit$|>
jthat 1 hive ever offered.^
The, greatest of. all valae*?
pre .here for you to takb themj
for thje email price of \ UO inl
I I will aiwoflfei a lin?g
;of "'Piiinte soft at $4.6 ), d.OOg
g5,50,:0.00 and S.o8 fc: 3.50g
En ? fpr your choick CMl#
m |$ee this Uap V BIGX
iVAlJDES. This is ifo tttttJj
Jent out Oil a
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