The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 23, 1898, Image 4
r/ ltcm(r la Hload Ve+v.
Clean bluud infana a clean ?kin. No
beauty without it. CuucaretH, I 'andy CaHiar
?iq clean your blood and keep it clean, by
?tirring up the lazy liver and driving all ini*
Euritnn front the l?od v. Heuut tu day to
aui?h pimpled, boil.s, fdotcho?, blackhcade,
and that sickly bilious complexion by takiug
Caeca ret e, ? beauty for ten eeuts. Alldiug
giatv, baiibfaetiou guaranteed, 10c, 23c, 00c.
Th? total valuu of tli<> niiuonil output lu
the Dominion of Canada for wn* $28.
000, (K>1>. No. 61.
To Cure A Colli In One Day.
TaIia liAXatlve Hromo Ouli?li>?? Tablut^ All
f)ruMt|i*ti? roMHiil inonoy H it falls to euro. ~>o.
\ Ilelfaxt HhlptiulMlDg tlnnJhfM oril*r<Hl
tftol dhlpplh^nit o( au flliuoii hI???I eonv^Mitty. j
Good
Digestion
Wtuls on upijetfti*, or It mIi ? >u)*l do f<o, hut
thlg onn ho only wliun t lilt s( <>mi lit* ti Ik In u
Ueulll.y condition. 1 1 ? >? ><l' ?? Hnrsiipmilin s?o
to II 0.4 lllld Hi relief llOiev tllO fUOIIIIIell t ll II t It
dlgo-da food od&ily mid fiiitunilly uuil tiiuu
nil dynpopllc tionhloh vuiiloli.
Kood's Sarsaparilla
It' AiiicjIch'r lireiitoM Mcdirliiiv fcl.
Hooil'8 Pills euro I)i V01' IIN. v5<:Cllt>t.
\ Drnidful Asaault.
Mr. Justice Hall, an Irish Judge, was
noted for hi* amusing mnuifesial i< >iih
of ignorance, lull whether they were
real or pretended has never beep dear
ly established. 1 1 ?? tried a ease In
which a man was indicted for robbery
lit the house of a poor widow. The
llrst witness was the young daughter
rif tin* widow. Who Identified the pris
oner as the man who had entered the
houso and smashed her mother's
chest. "Do you say that the prisoner
it t the bar broke your mother's chest V"
tmid the .Indue In astonishment. " 1 1 o
did, my lord," answered Hit; girl; "he
Jumped on it till he smashed it entire
ly." The Judge turned to the erowu
counsel and said: "How is this? Why
Is not the prisoner indicted for inur
dor? If lie smashed this poor woman's
chest hi the way the witness has de
scribed, be must surely have killed
her." "Hut, my lord," said the coun
sel, "it was a wooden ehesl."
BELIEF FROM PAIN.
Women Everywhoro Expronw tholr
Gratlfcudo to Mra. Pinkhum. ,
nr?. T. A. WALDHN, Ullmon, (In., writes:
"Dkak Mas. IM.skiiam: before tak
ing your niedicln?, life was a burden
to uie. I never saw u well day. At,
my monthly period 1 suffered untold
misery, and n great ileal of the time 1
was troubled with a severe pain in my
Bido, lie fore finishing the lirM bottle
of your Vegetable Compound I could
toll it was doing me good. I cont inued
its use, ul so used the Liver I'illisaud
Sanative Wash, and have been greatly
helped. I would like to have yon use
my letter for the benefit of others."
firs. !?LOKHNCI2 A. WOLI'12, 515 Mulberry
At., Lancaster, Ohio, writes t
" 1)GAH JWkn. I'inkham:-? For (no
years I was troubled with what tins
local physicians told idc was iulliuu.ma
tion o I thuwomb. Kvcry month I ?yf
iforcd terribly. I bad taken cnort<?-|i
tnedicino from the doctors to cure any
one, but obtained relief for a short
time only. A I last I eoncl uded to \\ rite
<0 you in regard to my case, and can
Bay that by following your advice 1 am
now pefoctly well."'
firs. W . K. BATHS, Monslh'ld, I.e., writes:
" He fort? willing to you I sulVered
dreadfully frbtn painful meti.st rua
tion,, l?:ueorrhcea and sore feeling in
the lower part of the bowels. Now my
friends want to know what makes ntc
look so well. J do not hesitate one min
nto In tellinpf them what has brought
about this ffrcut change. I. cannot
praiso Lydia li. Pinkhaiv's Vegetable
Compound enough. It ia Iho ^realest ;
remedy ?f the ftge."
DYSPEPSIA
" l'?r Mix yearn I tvn? m victim ol <1 * ?
l>C|l?lu la it* WUliit fill 111. J MillUt PIU
riut niiJ U toast, and at ! lines tny st?nti>< r vciilii
, not retain nmt (IIkprI oven tli.it. I,i-t Mill ? It I
begun takiiiK CA.St'AKkTS ami hliio. tl.tul
have steadily linpi ti\? <1. tinill I um as tui! j., l
ever was In my
David 11 Mt lU'liv. NVwailu o
CANDY
CATHARTIC
TRAD! MARK RtOlftTtRCO
Pleasant. I'alntHblc. l'olont. T?Hf l>o
fton.i, Never Sicken. Weaken. 01 (.iipc l"< ;'.>c. '?"o
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
ni?f?o? Chit***. >f? Hr?. til
Kin Tfl DAP an?l K'H'tnni' rii I ? nllilm#.
HU'lU'tSAu kIki* lo (X'UK Tol.aix. llal.il.
The Potash
Question.
?o ?r w>* ?
?if|on per
I ?r?4
A thorough study of the sub
ject haS^rroven that crop fail
ures can bo. prevented by using
fertilizers containing a large
percentage of Potash ; no
J>lant can grow without Potash.
Wc hav* ft little Look OH uiv iiiujeii Ot
PuUlh, written by authorities, that wc
-? woaMHke tb send to every farmer, free of
rif he wflt'only write and ask for it.
natrVM KAU WORKS.
M..N*
Full Tost of an Act Which Goes Into
fffect Next Yn.ir,
-- *--???? ? ? ? ?
NOT IN PUHL IStlFD STATUTE,
? ?
\% Governor I llerhe has kept it in Mis Desk
drawer Goes Info f ffnf on the llih of
January, 1809.
At tho lafit hi*hh i uu of tla) (ionoral
Assembly mi Act wna paused alVcotin;;
nearly overy county in tho htato, and
whioli changed tho ontiro method o
l uuiiin^' the county tjuvernrncnt, ex
COpt ill stlch cOlilitioH where tint ne\r
plan wan already >11 efl"eot. The Aid m
nut to l>o found in the htuluto law,
unions t li?> Acta | aaacd ??t t lie 1 ?? s t
aobsioh of tho (iouornl Aafietnbly, be
cause Governor Ktlcibo put tho Art in
hi? do.Hk dinner aud hau kept it there.
Hy tho operations of the CoiiKtitultou
the Act f,'ooa into effect tho third day
after tho openiuft of tho mo-chum of thu
A*. ... . 1
of county supervisor, an now provided hy
law, plirtit coiitlnuo, ami t li?? successor* of (hit
present wip?rvlftorn shall t ?? oieoiod )>y th<>
people at tin* uext K^nornl "doetlon, with
term nf pttP*" for itto yrnrf, nod until their
Bueowpors shall ho elected ami < j n ti 1 1 tl ? 1 , and
bih'Ii supervisors shall reeoivo llmpay ami
oxoculo tho bonds mi now provided hy law,
oxcept In tho oouutioH "I Ihitnwoll, liicoa
vllle, K<-rxliaw, Marlboro, No when y, Otain<e.
burff, C'ln-Htt r, Marion ami ( 'rvllc.toii, where
tho salaries shall b? $d>00; hi tlm comity of
Kd^elleld, w hem l ho salary shall o?.f l'>(ii in
tho null ii ty of Sum tor, whom tho salary shall ha
$500; in tho county of (IriMinwood, whom tho
i- alary shall %? i <M>, provided the supor\ iaor
hhall spend lit* wliolo tlni" on Hi" mud* and
In tho eoiiiityi In tho county of ( 'hostnrfhdd.
whoro the salary shwlbo ifrisiOjund tho hoard
ahull havo no cliTk; that in Abbeville tho
li.iard shall havo io> dork; in tho coin ty of
Horry, whore the salary shall t>o in tin)
counly of Saluda, where Omsulnry of tin* s i
porvHor shall bei'10), and tho two noiu
iiiIshIoiioi h shall ho allowed tliroo dollar-1 per
dioin, n>t to 1 thirty <1 it v.-* In any nun
year, and in tin unty of l.anciMter, whoro
tho salary of tho supoi visor shall he $:liM) p><r
till ll II Ml.
Hoot loii 'J. 'fiat tho Governor shall, ho
foro tin 1st day of February, A. I? IK'.l'.i,
upon tho rccioumnudutioii of tho iucuihor>i
ot tho (ioncral Assembly from tho sum ral
cuuntli!H, or a majority of thoiu, and before
tho 1st day ot February , in each nil
two \ oars thereafter, appoint two persona
from each county, who shall ho known
as tho commissioners of tho county
and who shall *aot with tho super
visois iu tho Kovnrnin^iital matters of
tho enmity, tho said mi per visor and KonuniH
sinners lotfclh'-r to coustttiuo m hoard to
ho known a< tho ivuinty onmuiinshiiiorrt.
That in tho cuuntliM of l.anc.'istcr, <loori{o
towii, Piichiliiid and llorkoly thr ajf
poiutmoiit uf said ciimini.^.-loiou.-. shall I
mudo on or Li'lmo tho 1st day of A j ? ' 1 1 \ I'.
l-S'.iM, 'J'lto sui>ui vi:;or shall ho tho ??hutruiau
i>l tho hoard wf ciomty o,,nuui ???*!. -ii? i ?< r" to
ho coiistit iitoil, and said hoard at th" flr-t
?jiicctini.' foi iir^ani/.ai ion may rh'fi a k
Oxcopt in A'lhovlilo. vs'o-iii ilo? l. vird "hail
havo no clerk, w In ? sha si i ? 'coi vo su ? ? 1 1 sal.i i
lis shall ho IKod hy said h-uinl at then ll r t
lllOfMllu;, the slim Hot l'> e\,-i ( d r | it ai.
It ll ill , o\co|il iu the eidiiititvs ,1 Spai tanhu i it,
Highland and ('liarleslun. wlo'ro his r-alaiv
shall iiotesvecd t ti.'O. and In t.'io cnuntv "f
Huint'T, wln-re his salai v shall ho i I "0, and
in i'icki<hs and l''l> o ??ii ". t>o< ? lork -Jia I ie
eidve a sum not diuK ^ 7 ?. and in Wd
llaaishur^c not lime t-'?o. and in Diani^iw
htirvr ?rino In tic ??.oi.ti-s id I .an ???ihut,
York, < ????>rk'i l"? n mid ii ?iiiii'o il.i' - i I . i ty ?
t lie rlork shad not no ui"i o than t inn an I in
Dorchester $I.V> pi-r anniiin: oa.di .d a;d
eommisfiouers sli.iil receive it ?? urn r.t (!?'???.,
ilullais pei day f->r ??a<d? dav a-'tnaliy la ?-??r
vice, n< it I ?> o\i:i;fi| t .veat \ -II vo day ? In ?? a< !i
year, ex "opt in (ho c.oinl', f-| ar !.i.ii'iir:'
whore tile liijtll'ier id d.iys ? ll lil ll ' evi l . I
flirty, except in tho eountv "f < le ^ieriii ld,
where they '.hail roceu" two it-dtar- i-'rd iy,
and 1 1 \ ? * I'eiits per mil" lor ?Nicli mile trav
elled in K"ini; to and r*-t u r ?. i ;?;* Im'tith**
meetings of tie- hoard at tho I'oiirt ItoUso,
and III I Ii" county <d l.aaca^tor, wheio they
shall receive two il'dlcrs |.?r tlndr scrvlci-s;
and In the < maty nf llre' nvllle said com
intssioiiors shall re'oive fj per day for n d
o \ceed i to; o|?e llllildl d illlV.i In any one year,
and sai l ootii.'iiis.-di m rs shall upoii tfieir ip
polntmcnt ipiadfy as other eounty olllei-ri
and receive i heir commisaioii from tho ( ? ? > v
ernor and Secretary of Stall*, without ehan;?'.
Section :t. That on tho l-d day of Fehruary,
A. 1>. ISli'J, sho ..llli o of count y o.oniitl? coo-i
m d towi;ship I'uininlssloiier, as now provid
?*. I hy law, io lie appointed hy tho governor.
? hall he aholi.-lied, ami the jui i^dictloa, pow
er- an I duties no w d"\"J\ ed hy law up n 1 ho
a ppoiutive hotir>li of county and township
eivrmisjtlotiers an* tierehy devoh ed upon tho
l oards nf coiility eo:n m is-loners herein pro
\ i led f.ir, to i'hiihm . - f tho count y supervisor
and thu two commissioner.-1, and all <d:iiti>M
against tho eouiiinn t" ho valid shill no ap
proved in writing l?y a mnjerliy of said tmard
and entered upon their minutos. .'aid Ooaid
s'i conitituted > nail meet nt I Iio .?.Hint y ? ? a'
iii least onei! a imuitii tor the t ran.-a-'t i"ti o'
l 1 1- ii.es:", provided t i a ? llie provision.! ol t -
M>ciioi? sh ill c<i into i :l \ i in in i c.. until ?* . f
I . iin'.'i-ter, 1 1 'or.-.'t o -.va, I; ? lil.iii I. ii'.nen
ii'ol 1 1 ? t k * * I " v on the ] .( day nf Apn', Is'.' ,
kmI in ll of Aiken on t T i ? 1 d day ot
J j'y, H:iv
it i 1 lie |.,,ar I -i i f c ointy coo -nis
si uieis and t..ivii-hi| t,oai'ni--ii?iie|M n..u up.
pnlule I I ? y Hie j;i.vern<.r. alter tile ii p i ? .mi
ll o>nt (lad ? {>>'< i ilea tin u ni ih'- .-o i nil <i|oui r-i
pr>.\ idi '? | tor la I hi- \ ?! . -h.ill ? ? >n ti riue mm!.
Ili'e a i coil 1 1 1 \ lioai.l- of ei| tiaii;vn ion and
township li itnl. of a--e^-- .rs until 1 1: -?i r - ti ? ? -
e.'s-ors shall he ii ; po. yt.,d, and ih" ( lover'!! r
id I 111', .state |? heiehy imllioi | aii I e:!.po'.\ ?
ereit rvei y t wo vculc In Up) mot -a h ! .-:?? !.
of cnii.it v a-Kc-sor<? aiel tnwa-!:;, i\
as are now provided hy !.i\\ f.>r tii" no; -iui -
meut of county eorirnis doij>Ts an-: t.-wi.-'nfi
coaimi ? loie'i - . ?iii Ii I nard shall -er\.* ' r
t wo yen r.- fro at t he time of I hejf up p. !n. ao'iit
an I until their su-'. ossors are appoino I and
? iiialilled, their terms to tie c s terminal Willi
too K'jvernor who appoint* them, and tin-y
sha'l rei-civo su.-li pay a- is n.-w provided I v
la .V. The ehair iieti Iif the -jieeial l o-r d- nf
a-MO^Om stoili I'S : ii. J.erilheis ot the
county hoards i f cipiaii/.ifh'ii. Nothing in
this Act contained shall '? ?? construed |o af
fect tin* special l oards of i'.??'Smi'ii iih now
prn\ ided liy l'i\\ ; provided, that in (ire-'n.
vllle counly I tie ( twmdiip asM-oi .rs provide |
fur la thi? A- t sluill tm township coir.iuls
shmen i.n,v ?' 'ii-tltuted f.-r ?rreea\ illo
courtly.
jseeilon 5. That Sections 1 and 'i nf a a \ d
sf?
nppiovod Ott? of Mnr<')i. I^Of,. ??ntlliiM "An
A?'t tc? ntixMiil anil 2,1 i_>
of Vol. I, i:?vl*?Hl Statute ..f JS93." 1?\ and
UioMimn urn Iinrt'by,
Hcctlon G. Tho county l>uar>l of eo;nmls
??!?? nlmil liiivc thcsftrno -? and
with r?'f?5r?,n'"?? to tb? preparation of jury li.-<t*
nitnro now tldvolvnil l?y law upon tin- praunit
county l?'?ril of (lommlMlonor.H.
? Miction 7. Tho provision!* of thh A-t ?dinU
noi Apply <?? Bnmtwrir, Mirnwntt, t't>',>t.,r,
Nlrfln!*!, 1 1 ntu p! 011, Rpnrtanl>ur?, Ker.-hnw
and t'horokc*' ??(?nritl>M*.
y?ot!on *. Thssi nl! A<*t*and purls OS Acts
Inconfliatent Willi tl?U A-'t l?*, nn<l III" gii'nu
are hnrt'liy, r??|w?iil??d
H**et 011 'J Provided tho provisions of |
A<H <tiw?l| not apply to tho ooiui(i>*M of Itmn
l-orir, Barnw?ll Cheidor. rtf art an hurt.*, Fair
Old, Cherokee, Mtr*haw, I lampion'
m?.l Dv hi fort. Vrc>*\liO, further, mat
- t ?? pr-?v).My? oi tli^^"^? j
lily to ih ? r-iTin'lio ? f l.iiiMfi(i?r)?flfor|{',n
tfTn. Itirhhind and Oe.-inf."* on And af.f' t
tn? in <t ?y Of Aof. I, A. I>. I8SH. At wh fit
ii uulto b.mnl of ' ?uuty <H)iiimMoD4Mfri><
vi t?*d for In thla Ant *hall k<> Into ofT|N< in
"PTTtrt COlIIlTyfjind III tt?* ??.mfily of AUfrn on
tlio lat day of July, IfciM. and In *>fiM ^mnty
tin; junw *htll In lutnd and drawn l>r tho
aortMor, ?h* trw?iiw and th? <??*rk of Court,
without o*tr? pay, and th?y ?r? hereby d> ?
ifcrai to b? tho board ??( juir MnmiwIoMn
far Au:h piu pot*,- wiifc *>t It*# powers d#
Ljwlrod *-# ii
Till NATION'S LAW MAKI KS. \
I'rta cciJiiijr.s of the Senate atul Hiiujc bay
b) Ha>,
Bl)NA ri\
ifting t ho purchase of a s !? for ft
Supremo Coin t building, and thU
and several oi h?r bills w ore I'taBsod.
Among thoin w it ? ono for tho leliof of
houtoMoud ho til oi s in l'loiida, who
worn (In von from tlioir homes by tlio
sfoi III of 18y<J. TLo bill reviving tbu
Jjllldo of liulltonuilt gOIIOIltl HttH roach
ok on t ho calender, but wan panned
over at the request of Mr. C'ockrell.
'I'lio Senate at 'i o'clock wont into exec
utive Besftiot) mid at. '?:!"> adjourned.
Sfvi'.siii Da v. alio Nicaragua ('a
Did bill held itn place as tho principal
Hllbjoct boforo till* Senate, tbo ju ml 1 11 K
question bo i tig on Mr. 'I it r | ?f t? *m luo*
lion to poittpouo until January 10.
Speeches wnro made by Mftsnni. Har
ris, Money, Stewart ami Morgan. Mr.
llai i is spoke upon t ho geiioi at features
of tbo bill. Mr. Ouo m guve notioo of
mi amendment to tlio bill providing
that woik should not bo begun on tbo
canal umlor ilio bill until tbo gov 01' Ax
in on t of N iciirngua Hhouht consent to u
modification of tlio t runty grnntib|f
title to l lie I'uitod .State* in in porpo
t it it y to tlio canal right of way, and
also eliminating articles n.l and M of
tlio concession from that document.
Mr. Stow ai I advocated tbo bill as a
most important slop in tbo progress of
tlio commerce of tlio world, and urged
tbo Sonatora to accept it a a it stands.
Tho bill regarding t lio registry of for-,
oigu built vessels wrecked on Ameri
can jcoasts, wan also discussed, but was
not diupuaod of. .During the early
part of tbo fiOBfiiou, Mr. Vest cnllod at
lontion to private pension bills and oy
tered a protest against t.beir passage
without due consideration, as bo said
tho Senate was falling into the habit
of doing. The Souuto adjourned at
5: v'? p. in.
|'ii , htm I ? a v. - 1 lie urgont deficiency
approf nation bill, making provision
for tho army and navy for tho next six
months, displaced tho Nicaragua ('anal
bill in tho Somite. Tlio deficiency bill
was passed after a spirited discussion,
turning principally on tbo point of keep
nig tho volunteer sobliora in service.
At tho instance of Mr. Harris, the Sen
ate adopted a resolution calling upon
tho I'rosidout for information as to tho
status of tho report of the Nicaragua
commission. ' The Senate thou went
into executive session and at f?:US ad
join nod until M outlay.
N is in I > a v. '1 ho Senate bad a very
busy day and IliOro were teveial ilu- I
poilaut speeches. Mr. I'latt. id t'oii- ]
notieiit. spoke against tho \ est rosou
tiou which declares that the I lilted
Stales has no power to nctpiiro torn
lory. Mr. Hoar asked Mr. I'latt
whether ho decried tho doctrine that
goVornuieiitH derived their just powers
from the consent of tho govorned. Mr.
I'latt replied that tho consent of all
those governed was not always nceces
Miry. Mr. Hide, from the conference
coin m 1 1 1 ee on the urgent deficiency ap
I roi nation bill, presented (he confer- j
unco i e poi i ..n the lot I and it was airrred
ou. .Mr. 1 ii/c.tor. i f \ ei inoiit, and Mr
II. ile, of Maine, exchanged diveigeiit
\ iows upon the subject of a commission
of Senators to visit Cuba and reioit
ii|(>n tho condit ioiih prevailing there.
\i i I ri t l oi thought such a commis.-ioii
was necessary, while Mr. Hale said he
thought it witii Id bo in extremely bad
In.-. to and usylosH. I he <|uostion was
no| decided. I ho Nicaragua < uti nl loll
was up dining tbo latter part of the
i i > < \ unit >enatoia Herry, Allen, lloar.
t i:t>' i v and Mni;:au discussed the
measure. \t ."r : 1 ."? tho Senate went- into
executive session. \t o 'to tbo SeUale
io I join lied.
If"; rii l>\\. Senator Teller oeou
pied the first half of the Bession of the
Senate with a speech in advocacy of
the thcoi v that thorn ai o no r ok trie.
I ioiik upon tho riglit of tho I ? ii i tod
?States to expand its borders bo as to
include lar distant territory. Mr. Tel
ler's addict'', like that ol Mr. I'latt,
wits a constitutional .argument in tho
course of which he maintained the
right of the I'uitod States to acquire
foreign teriitory without entering u poll
a di eussioii of tho policy of expnii
mo.ii. except, ( f course, tti an inciden
tal and inferential way.
Mr. Allison, of Iowa, reported favor
ably from the appropriations commit
tee tho lloiiso resolution provisions for
autiuljoiiriinienl of Congress from Po
ceitibifi* V.M to .1 auu:u?y I. and it was
adopted williout division. I lie re
iiiiinxder of the session *?as given up to
the Nicaragua Canal bill. Senator
( 'nll'i cv was tho only speaker on this
Hiil.jei I, and he opposed tho Mursuu
bill Without having concluded hi*
l eiiiarks, Mr. ('nll'roy at -t:'!l p. in .
yielded to Mr. (i.illingot' and on hi
motion the Senate went into executive
session. \t ?"> 10 the Semite adjourned.
1 1 < ? i si:.
Si \ i ii l?\\. Tim Hoiiso pa.ssod i 1 ? ??
I ) ist r u*t of < < 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 ? : ;i appropriation l>ill
w ithout ii sinjjlo nmondiimiit. Mm lull
i-ari:e< ?" t'.'iO. which i*4 I it>,
| (? s .?> I Iiiiii win earned ! ? v t ho last hill
iiinl s >? IffH t Iiiiii t he est iinatea.
I ho 1 1 011*0 ii! in |!ii.isi'i| t ho Senate loll
to :i 1 1 : f it < I ti.o l?ws n latiii:; to .?eauieii.
\ ! ! tin) a in <? ii * 1 1 mi i t< Wtiu i rjci'ti'il, 'Mi
tun', ion of M >' Hay I 'fin. \ a si i i>s??
lilt ion w iiM ii'li'i'to'l ealim-: upon the
J-eeretnry of Wai for information a:i to
wiui! towns hi I'uortu Uieo, I'nl'ti and
tin* Philippines urn it ? | ii 1 1 oil to l?o Km ?
; u-i'iii'il . how uiaiiv tioops w ill bo net*
i > t ' that | in |>o.--o :hu1 how mam
uMi'tu i < will l?o needed for tho I'nitod
>!iit.-s proper. J ho IliiUfO ml jotiruod
Jit i ' i'. 111.
."?? I '. i \ I M l'\Y.~ The HoUko for Ihu
secm-d tmio during this ( ontfCSH re
f used to consider the Lodt;o immigra
tion lull \:i interesting I mi t brief do
hate olt tho I llics w lis p reel pit uto.lMiu III tj
tho session by Mr. (irow, of I'oiui.syl
\ u ii i it, during whioli Nl r MoArmoiid
made a !?( eoeh oil tho decadence of the
I nviU'^r i'f debate :n tho House. He
was i soeedinijly ironic tl m In* refer
liiivcJO"' the ili'i'.sili'ti t'e of i ho oh! 1 1 1 1 1 ?*
I rivflufjc of lr.il debate. I ! : ? ? | imisihii
nppi opriation hill wai reported to tho
lloiiso. 'I ho Semite bill to rojrit lato tho
idlliui; of I'nitod States ('oitrts within
the district of South Carolinn \v?h pass
oil. The IIoiiho adjottnrod nt2:05.
Kkiiitii 1>.\v. Tho Hnuno surpassed
nil previous records in tho expedition
with whioli it fiaasod tiio peuajon up
propriatton bill, Tho bill, iit^days
>;oiio by, has Moon one of Hi# inojl
fruitful theniOH foVt partisan defc*Ate, l/ut
although mrryincr OW room
thnn tho nrt for tho current year, it
was pas-sod in V? > minutes without n
word i'f criticism. I'lii> bill carrios
J<I41,2JW,8M0. Dm IIoiiho then entorcd
upon consideration of tho bill to iu
eoi(-6rAlo tho filter national Ainerican
Hank. Thin project wri rceom mended
?-*?y I ho Inn- American (.'ongrona iu ISM)
The conference report on tbir bill cx
(eliding Hie umiatiuio innpoctiou liwi
to miIidk vd?M*t? of ?<m> tone end over
arc] providing /or tbe licensing of aee
olid and third mate*, wo* ?ilw|4?<l.
I be House at ft p iu. ndiouriiod.
Nimih lUr,-IUi>r?#t?Uliv? liiuj.
of Virginia, introduced m bill Jfor tire
adutisiun of Ct?uf?Urate as welt mM
wMter* to*tt rubllWH* TtWBW
nnH troTermneiit ttr*titntton? "ttwffc"'
teioe?l by thoimrernireat.
Tak-f 1>av. -'I ho HoufO a A to tbo
d i ? .? ? ???Mm ApfnropriAttoi Ml,
* , : , .i
? '-Si- ' ?- ???-** - ifet.' ' . t'jai
Thin it* the third of tho appropriation
hills to pumh and it olearo* the calendar
of t lio bi# Htipiil v bills. The Houae il l
Journed at \ 6'olock.
F.liKVKNTII I>AV. Tliitt W'ttH bUsiiOU
h?ou day iu tho lloiuo aud i?uvorut bill*
wore passed, the most important of
which was the bill, appropriating $.5.10, -
01)0 fur tho Philadelphia Imposition of
Ih;ih. Tho voto was exceedingly close,
il had hut two votes more than tho
necebaary two- third*. Mr. Jiuiloy, of
l yxnn, introduced a rosolutiou in opeu
lionse, di rooting tho judiciary com
in 1 1 too to iii vovtitfute aud report on the
? piostion as to whether tho uioui hers of
tho House who accepted commissions
in tho army hud hr.'vUud their nuuU iu
Mho Houho. Mr. hingloy, from tho
ooiunuttoo ou wuys aud moans, ottered
tho losolution for rt holiday iooohm
from Wedneiday, December 21, to
Wednesday, January 4, ami it wm
adopted without division. A hill win
I asfuid to authorize the distribution of
tho assets of tho 1'Yeom a u's hunk. Mr.
I.ncoy, Republican, of Iowa, movetl to
pass under a suspension of tho rules
the hill to oulargo tho &copo of iho tish
coin mission to lucludo ^'amo birds.
I ho hill was passed. At Ij tho flouso
adjourned.
Twki.kth Day. Tho Houso listened
to tho tirst speech ou the subject of the
annexation of tho I'hilippiuos. Mr.
Will la ins, of Mississippi, a Douioerotto
tuemhor of tho foreign atlaira com
initteo, in an hour's speech, stated his
opposition to a policy which would
bring tho islands under tho sphoro of
the I'uited States' iniluouco. lio sum
mod up tho objections to tho annexation
of tho l'hilippinoa. They lay #,000
milos from our coast. Not a slnglo
goographioal defensive or racial tost
could be applied. Annexation would
project us 7,001) miles into tho moleo of
tho Orient. Wo would have to hold in
subjection D,0o0,0iJO Filipinos, at a cost
of I 10, 000, 000 annually, and as tho
House was considering an agricultural
lull, ho said, it ini^ht ho well to boar
iii miud who would in the oud have to
pay the increased taxes. Mr. Wil
liums' remarks woro listened to with
careful attention and his colleagues
k'avo him a hearty round of applause
when ho concluded. l'lio nrricul turul
lull was than passed. Tho provision
insortod in tho Inti to ho used as a
means of retaliating agaiust (ioruiany
und other couutrinu was passed with a
slight ainoudiuont which givoa tho
Secretary of tho Treasury discretion in
refilling the delivery of goods, adul
terated or deleterious to health, in
stead ol making t of final to deliver audi
gi?od.'i mandate. Tho bill carries
tilK?, (>r SM87, 120 more than the cur
rent law. jtfoveral resolutions from tho
river and fffcbor committee calling at
tention upon tho {Secretary of War for
estimates as to tho cost of certain pro
posed river and harbor work wore
adopted. In tho list is Deep Creek, Va.
1 ho conforenco report of the aruiy u id
navy deficiency bill was adopted and at
"> o'clock tho llouso adjourned.
SII \r-TI-R BF.LI.H run HALL.
Ills N.nne on Nearly All of the Cnrds, Altiio*
lie Did Net Dnncc.
* Jciit i'.'i I Khaflrr '.vns deeidrdly tlir
!lr <>f llif lit 1 14 ?;? ? ??? jubilee ball
j i ? < ' I ? i?-:i :o. !!<? reroi vrd tnorr atteil
lluli 1 1 1 ; t ; I ; 1 1 1 yliod V e\ri pi 1 1 ? ? ? pl'esl
' 1 1 * m i iml Mis ] iluiei :i 1 1 < 1 ii?*;,?,|?t ;'ll
:t." adoration of 1 li?? 'mull it ???!?? \\iil?
i ?i > m i i 1 1 v modesty. I'arlv in I in* evt ?
nil ?- his !><?:: li>r:inie .Tirrounded l\ :<
i r..v\ ii ? . f admirers Mini tli'' jrrm ral
was in a ?4f :i t c* of virsrr during I lie r st
nC tlii? niijhi. Somr prrtly j;irl had a
iirilliMMl !dra and nskcil flu* u?*ii?'r;i 1 to '
wrilr 111-; 1 1 ; l illt* lipoll her ?' ItiT.I lit'UK'Il t
'?Ml.l
'?| don't (Inner.'' said i In* hero <tf ;
Nantiasb.
"I know that." relurmd tin* ea;?ei
damsri, "bill I wjint your mil"
i"; 1 1 ? 1 1 . "
I II.' i' t ii' r il took ;i j?"in il with n
w .11 m; :iir :? t ? ? I write his ranii1 so large
1 1 1 : : i ii rov< red two liii'?s. Thru every
nihil* l:i'lv around rushed up to him
w : I i I tile sinir request ntl(l krpt llilli j
busy fur ;in hour or inorr writimr his |
autograph upon tin* printed list of
l.i'ii i >\ Some nf ih<> prr 1 1 i?'s t girl
iti town li:ul liiin down for wall/.rs ;i 1 1 < !
ollui's | i.r i w.i sli'"-:. riiul ? > t rout's-'
they will save Ihr ranis as sniveling
and i'i> doubt show thrill to lln'l/'
ur;ir?rt? liiMii'ii in tin- inidd'r of iKr
J n. vi eeniury mid rehte how (firv
j tl.iiii iil w illi ' buna I S li;i f : ? i* ;ih' the
! g n:i I jnbdre I '.-ill.
Thr :ii!(o^nn?h ? ? r.'i * thrn ? ????-?? im*
irener.il. : ? 1 1 < I iiejirly :iii ill.* fatuous
lni'ii pit M'lii wi|.' ? I ? I ; t > 1 1 ? - < I (lilt ; I they
1 1 1 1 1 wiileii their names upin the
? nu;i^oiiM'itl <-:ir?|s of hundreds of
ladies. Thus ? souvenirs will ho
ijnuhlv infi rrstillg hrenusr ol lio\
? '! t y. Iml ii will ivo ii i rr further rvi
'i'Micf to eoiiviure thrlr fi lends ilrit
itn-y 'hiiitfti Iwo-Mi'ps wilii Srerrtaty
? iiljir : 1 1 1 ? I the Cliiiir-r III Iii <t<T ;? f I ? t
'.vjili/.ts wit!i Coventor T.'imirr : i ml
Sena lor < 'iilloin
I " \ ? i ? p i i 1 1 -_r ihr pi i'siih'iil. An h
Indium Ireland was p -rliaps lur niosl
popular truest ;ii i|,r jubilee. I. ihr alt
Ihr other ilisililarirs. thr A It hl)isllii|,
Weill |u ?hr ball. mid. of iolU.se. was
imposed upon In- jitiv 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 >t r of
preli.v cir\<. 1 1 wrote his nutngriph
Jih?lij? wilii I lit ?se of Cmieral M|lr?,
' h n< r;il fTia'flwr aiul oilier prominent
no ii w:th?>,it noiiriiii; thr ehavaelnr
of ihr j ?: i p.?r that was prrs-ntnl foi
hi? vi^iri i in i\ 1 1 woiihl inakr a ?lr
eldt'tl >lir ill Ihr rollrCie of ( 'ai'tlinalM
at I'onir if so'Mo of tlio ? iiira'jrruirni
ranis that were ?:s< <1 n I thr (lanro last
llichl weir Siihiiv i( t?>?l |<? thrill, nilt] >
fear lint thr hol? fathrr would bO
slioeKeil to sor Mir lirtllie of this rini
unit prrlntr wr'tlrn lu Ms own hand
upon ihr riicjtprinrnt list of tunny ft
I'liieaco frirr'fW Hftltzos. two-stops
ami <?thrr rinnooa wljjoh hnro not
usually lirrn iuelmird In tlio nccom
plishments <if rrrh'slnstlrs
Kitlit SUo Up. ' ^
Tt Ir snlrl thnt n-KrrtH4* jwiutrr onro
visited tluikssxljpn in I'arls In cotnpauy
?vltli a frtonrt who was a member of
ilio ?jg#i?nilttro of potrrtlmt, wbo had
hrrn lnstruau-iital in srrurlng Iho ?c
?ptamr ? f the painter's work. When
ihr ?ri 1st rainc n^ar bis picture he ex
i "U.hmI graoio?: \Wr? ?*
I..';.] i!? my picture the wrong iMc
??llusli!" was the reply; **thc
? *>iin?. tire rv-fused U ?bf? other. way.**
A "Health Shake."
A California man has Invented a
"health shake," or invigorating rat
tling machine, 'wlileh Ik warranted t ?
I no vide In It'll uilnutes all the exercis
a man nevd* in a day. The candidal*
for H general shake up stands on a :
oscillating platform, and, when all l>
ready, the current Is t timed on from
a dynamo. The Intensity of the lUo
t U*n is under eontrol, and varies from
a guittlo thrill to dancing a Jig. I'n
der a strong enrrenr, every muscle h
-employed In preserving the perpend ic
ul.ir. The lega are rapidly developed,
and the effect on tin- liver Is said to l>c
hetler than that of horgchack riding.
NVliet hot tlie machine ever throws ))ie
patlvnt or gets into a hacking htuuor i*
a point not cove rod in the deserlp
t loll.
Spider In Her llnr.
An < Idorly Philadelphia woman. Sn
rah l.oiira, vcccnily went to St. Mnry'H
Hospital and aslitd to he relieved of
distressing noises In her ears. Experts
who were vrhen charge of the case
found a living spider that had made a
nest of her ear. This was successfully
removed and the old lady now hearto
U 8 well {18 ever.
THE EXChUHNCI; OP SYltlT OF HfiS
is duo not only to the originality and
simplicity of I ho combination, but also
to tho care anil skill with which it is
rpannfactured hy beientitic processes
known tt? the. C.\ f.iroitNiA l''io Kyiim*
Co. only, and wo wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing tho
true and original remedy. As tho
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the Camkoknia Fin Syrup Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one. in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Cali
fornia Fio Svitur Co. with the medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the. genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It. is
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts 011 the? kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. in order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company ?
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
WAN I' RAN CISCO. Cut.
I.OIUHVII.M:. Ky. NKW YORK, N. Y. I
Ii is n sinu'i lm' fact that there tite
110 coh>rcd operatives in any or the.
North Carolina mills ami very few in
the mills of Soul Ii Carolina and tJeor
gia. which is attilhnted by the man
agers to their unwillingness to con
form to the regulations ami the ex
actions as to hours of labor, punctual
ity and regularity of attendance ami
care of machinery.
Don't Tnbnrro Spit nml Smoke Tonrl.lfe Anay.
To quit totwoo easily and forever. bo mag
netic. lull of life, nervo and vigor, take No-To
II, 10. the wonder- worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists. f>0c or II. Cure guaran
teed Booklet and uumple free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co , Chicago or New York
In Now Orleans molasses is being pu t up in
3-pouml en us aimllnrly to thoso used for
ay nips.
1 I cm reeominend 1 Mao's Cure fojl('oii?iinip>
lion to eutferors from Asthni 1. -10. P. Tow N
Umi, Ft. Howard. Wis. > nrc.lt 4, is'.'l.
I In the United Kingdom In 1870 lliero were
8. S, V.i. 177 telogrnnn dlspntetiwd. L'ist venr
tiierv* were s 1,0211.1) f.
Kiluento Your IJovrel* Willi Caaeire-Jtr, ?
Candy Catliartlc, cure constipation forever.
ICc.C&c. if c. C. (1. druggi$K refund money.
In tho bank/of Knglnnd no folio volmnns
ur ledgt'.rj./iro filled dully 'la writing with
keeping the uefioniitp.
No-r?-n*r for nrty onu.
Gup^ntced tobacco bubit cure. makes w?*k
men airoug, l/.ooit puitv t>'?o, l'.. Ail drugcluta.
Tin* trust* now iiy oxlstenee In America
havo mi aggregate /upltali/.atiou of t'2,788,
77:t,!'ftn. J
To Curo Const Ipatlon Vor??fi.
Te.ko CaKcarets Candy I 'at hurt ic. 10oo;'3k>.
Ii fX C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund moosy.
\ hosiery knlltlng mill may bo built at
Mcrrv 1 1 >11, N.C., l>y J. If. White.
M rs. W ( nsloxv's Soothing > y ru p for eh I Id ren
teetlng. softens the kuiiis reducing inlbOna
tlon. allay |Kiio. cures wind nolle a bottle.
Fit* permanently enred. No (Its ornorvous
imp* niter tlrst day'* line of Dr. Kllno'sOreat
Nerve Itestorer. J- trial hot tie and treatise froo
Dm. I< H. Ki.ink. Ltd., XII \ rob St . Phil*, fa.
d | 00 Itruiiril. ? I OO.
The render* of thin paper will bo ploaacd ot
lesrti that thoro Is at least one ilrOadod dis
ease that science Ims been able to euro in all
iti stage*--, and that in Catsrrh. Hull's Ca
tarrh Cure Is the only positive cure known
to the inedienl fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires a constitu
tional treatment. Hull's Cat.irrh Cure I* tak
<e'n intcl-naily. acting directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces or the system, thereby
destroying tho foundation of the disease, ami
uiving'tho patient strength by building up
tho constitution and assisting nature In d<r
lng It.H work. The proprietor* have, so much
faith in it* curative power* that they offer
One Hundred Hollar* for anv case that, ir
tails to curc. Send for list of testimonials.
Add ro*s F. J. Cnr.NEV & Co., Toledo, p.
Sold by Druggist*, 75c.
Hall's Family I'll la are the boat.
ANNUM. BANQUET AT PINFY WOODS INN
Manager SI- John Arranging for ttie Joyous
Occasion.
Pinny Woods fnn, At Boutbern Pines, N. C.,
fin* o panei* for ttro whiter we.isuu and nn~
iiouneoa the Annual banquet In honor of the
? teMMMf cUl Traveler*. to beheld at tho ho
tel, Monday evening, January S>th.
During tho past two year* thoae banquets
hare been a pronounced ?noonan, and tttatte
aim of th* commercial traveler to 00 arraore
hit rout# that ho may bo preeeat on that gf
caalon. Manager Hi. John nlwnyn glran Tbe
iko
apraad which M pnp?M for tbo boya In ft.
moat bonntnooa otft nnd wa doabt Mi bot
that Ibonosenl reeeloB tkb yaa*. Ukatboae
Lnf fonwr ooniion, will bt otra of ptamv
b# nnwbwy ?inhnngr
t\<*% to Ftre*M#.
Would wc spend
a million dollurn
yearly advertising*
OlIK Catalogues
Jf tliey were not
worth having?
Our general Catalogue eout aim Kuiul*
I ii r?*. Crockery, Move*, ('lochs, Sewing
MuuMtlV*. i>HverWa>e, CjdiolHtcfy Uuods,
Minors, Lamps, I'iutuie*, Timlding, "any
Carriages, Itefrigoraiois, Tinware, do.,
at iirict'8 that have hui prised the entire
civilised world.
Wo publish a ltt-color I. ltbo#ra plied Cat
alogue of Carpets, Hugs. IVrtleres and
I4100 Curtains showing the actual pat
l-eins In liand-paintod ??< ?!? ?r?. Wo pre
pay freight on tlioso goods, bow Carpets
free and furuish (fire) Car pot Lining.
Hore you can buy at the miwo prices
Hint dealers pay. A million and a half
others have writ fen for our Kreo Cata
log lien.
Do you want thein? Address this way!
Julius Nines & Son
Dept. 3 10 BALTIMORE, MD.
A Vomit" \Vrlt<?iv
Six-year-old 'Paul Harper !h tho
youngest historian yet heard from on
t ho war with Spain. llii expresses him
self in iho lCvanstou Index: Thl? war
is prty elrlus, and this ia why it ia; at
first tho Spanish used had words about
Mr. Kinerly; and tho next slrius tiling
was the Main, and I wlsht I ould a scon
that explotion. And then the atarvo
ing Cubins are prty slriua to. And now
wo have begun tho war and many com
rails will ho dead. Prhaps (her wont
bo a man left in town, and many a
mother will morn for iter husband.
They will lay dead on the hatlilehl. and
thero stand ther mothers weplng for
their huflbans. They take tho wyuulod
to tho hospitls and the dead to thor
graves, and meny spanish ships will
sink and ft w American ships will sink
and we will file on land and on sea and
our flag waves over the Filupeeno
ilendsithls day.
' Notre Unme's Towers Uneven.
Most of the thousands of visitor*
who annually throng Paris-ward
would be lit rcdulous were they (old
*t hat the towers of Notre Paine were
unequnlcd. I?ul the statement is true,
nevertheless, and a series of learned
papers upon the subject have Just been
served, for the first time, to bring the
circumstance before even the French
public.
To that obnoxious person, "the cas
ual observer." the towers. <>f course,
appear exactly equal in size. The "cas
ual observer" seems to have been
made for no other purpose (ban to
play the scapi-gogf for the* live senses
of humanity. In spite of him. how
ever, there is a difference in the si/.o
of the bays, and the reason for thi-?
is that originally the cathedral <>f a
suffragan was,' not entitled, by e.inonl
?-a I law, to two towers of equal size.
For centuries Paris was suffragan to
the Archbishop of Sons.
Hftoes Your
eod Ache ?
Are your nerves weak?
Can't you sleep well? Pain
in your back? Lack energy?
Appetite poor? Digestion
bad? Boijs or pimples?
These are sure signs of
poisoning.
From what poisons?
From poisons that are al
ways found in constipated
bowels.
If the contents of the
bowels are not removed from
the body cach day, as nature
intended, these poisonous
substances are sure to be
absorbed into the blood, al
ways causing suffering and
frequently causing severe
disease.
ere is a common sense
AVER'S
PILLS
They daily insure an easy
and natural movement of
the bowels.
You will find that the use of
SAycr's
arsaparUa
with the pills will hasten
recovery. It cleanses the
blood from all impurities and
is a great tonic to the nerves.
Vfrtt* ihm Omotf.
Onr Medical Department Iim ono
of thn moat eminent pbyslrlaiii In
thn t^nlten 8tate4. fell rhn doctor
jntt how jrmi er? ?altering. Yoa
will receive the ?>e?t medical advic*
WELL
wra.Hm.sf
drilling wells tor haute,
mPwayj ffise
ri?s. Ice Plants. Brew
UHMtmUL
LIQUOR, MORPHINE, TOBACCO
I HlXi l?UOl>l'4 JK % DINIUNKD
< o.\ i?it?4?n o v nii: iiii.iin
Which ih I'IhsI 1 v Curwl At?
KEELEY INSTITUTE ? SfxtiftvuUiOt H. C.
! 1?? Hpnii-dy Inilhls up th* In OV*tf
ivity, rutiiovi uif |/nnti.i ntt'iily any tloairo or <te
luuud l'<>r f.ltjii u ? i' Dm#. AH lmtivuU are
uinl<*r tin' <1 1 << <>f t>kUlc(i i tin I Uulo pliy?i<l?n
wh ii !?? ,i veton n if rut (it a to of ttio puro amTQI
Yi .'Ur fxr)U!?(v<?ly in Kkklv wwfk. Write tow
Jlt-utad .
I HIVl! I'lltZ'/. i H' ? '
The Only KKKLY INSTITUTE Io llie Slale.
BARGAINS
andohgans.
IN PIANOS
Oikauk fiio,uu aimi uv.
ward. l;urlglit > janon from >17500, fli&OO
$v23.0y Jtnd upward. Address
M. A. MALONE, Columbia S. C.
JHE
BAILEY-LEBBK CO. 5E
*+?+*+*?*
A v KB KukIiics And Hollers,
ATI /I'M AN iV TAYLOK Tin oxherd,
".MON1 OK" I 'iiM less drain .separators,
dins, I'it'??oa, Corn and Cano Mills,
EXftHBUUltM Klcft Unller nnd I'olialtor,
i?K I.OACII Saw Mills,
Leather >V Kul>ber Molting, Lacing,.
J'ackinuH, I'ipt\ Iron Fittings, In*
Jwtors, Pullt'yH, Slmttiogt Hand
l'umps and Geucral Supplies.
CHARLESTON, - - S. C.
?I i y our H-L Co. A uH-Frlc tlon Babbitt
I U vv/l ? I 1 1 i 1/ w
Contractu Taken to Furnish Complete JCqulp*
merits For
ROLLER FLOUR MILLS,
UKPKKrfKNTINrt TIIE
RICHMOND CITY MILL WORKS
Ono of tho 1 truest maimlnnturer? of Flour
Mi 1 .Maohinen in the vount'y, hikI having:
rxnerienued mill Wrights, I am prepared "to
InuUI m lis 011 tho mint. improved plans and
at price ? to ooinp;uo with ativ one In the
trmlo. Wo i^naranteo tho products of our
mills Lj eq i ll tho k cades of the host western
mills, lit i or? niacin/ your orders write tu
nut. I aim h unllo ? complete lin e of U'ood?
\\ or U 1 ik^r Uucliliii'i ), Siiw mil*, Kn
!;iiU'M mill IStilh'i'H^ Corn .Hills and Ma.
i liliu ry In lioner.il.
Iliivin< been fat ahlitdicd in business hero
for hi years, 1 hTrvo built no my trm\e by sell
lm: the rerv higloisi class of mnehlnory, su&
tun in a better position to serve thu interest of
iny customers tli in ovor before.
V. <?. IIAD1IA.1I, Columbia, S. O.
KV.M M? In Street.
W. H. G1BBES 4 CO.,
.
COLUMBIA, S. C,
MACHINERY &
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