The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 10, 1902, Image 2
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PU1?I,1SIIKL> KVKttY KffUDAY
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W. Xj. Mi'DOWJULLi.
Phone ? ? - - - 180.
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?ik mouth*, 7 f* ci'iiii; thru? mouth*. 4<>]
RiTKx r?R A t?vKMTiwiNi? : -Ordinary
crain*l?nt <i?!v??ctiHfin?rit8, <i rut iiiHurlion
li <00 por Hi|iiitrts ; eai'h ? unAoqucnt in
lorMoii per Hqimr*.
Oliti.nrh'* Hiari/i'il f? mi kiiiiii rall'H
nr<Unary *dvortlf Inn
Cmi'U'lrtti'H' Citr?l? lor County <fflicm<
f.j.on. (Joiiuriiauioitu) (lO.OO.
fytlHlnoift Incalfl, R OMUtH per I { ?)<> In
aurtiou.
Ooiniminicfttlona will !>*? ^>n i>I iHh c<1 whon
of IntorcHt to Mm tr >? n *i tn 1 puhlir ami
n>tof a defamatory imiur". No
? Hponnihility will ho hhhumoiI for I hi*
view* of OorroRponduTitH.
AH OOmmunh-atioiiM a<iilroH*n<) t<> thin
papor miint ho 4('Coiii|>iiitit'i1 hy the turn
name and addfi-aft of tho writer, In or.
d#r to inatiro attention". ' l-t?- man
utcripta will not bo returnu'l.
Katoe for contract advortialnx will ho an
aouncod upon application at the olllce.
Remittance by chocka, draft* ami povtal
monoy ordi?rn ahouhl be m?>h< payable
to W. t. MoDOWKIX,
( )M|IMio>l, H. (J,
Don't sneor at. atoambnata on tho
W?tt?ree. but Jjolp Co build thorn
atid helprpUHh tho entorprlao iilon?.
*3fh? Wateroo liver la aald to bo
thfl doapeat rlvor, at ita low-water
tngPf of all the up-country etronma
he Stato.
tn?
m
I)o we waul what Is being given
Columbia and Cheraw, in tho way
o< rlvef Improvement*? Of course
we do, why not? Don't wo wi?nt
proapertv too?. Yen, and wo tiro n?
ing to havw rivor' navigation thin
time.
V. Tho United Siatea Uovornment
titoa undertaken to provide uninter
rupted rivor navigation for hoth
Columbia and Cheraw, on either
? ?ido of ttt?. ? Wo mutet have tho frame
favor altown Qwnid e n . There In no
fefteou why (J ant don tdtould he
alighted tn tf/lH matter .
Hero in a hallelujah nolo from a
happy h a bio citizen : ^
??Happy i>y, a jaybird ?
Olillluh gone tor aclioni,
- Fooket full or silver
' ? Kn do mortgage njf do initio!"
/ . ?Atlanta Constitution.
May that bu J^Jie refrain of* many
fr *farmorfl tbla'yenr. ?
Govern o* . IVJoS wo oy goes out of
offloo the best loved man tliat ban o ??
copied tbo governoc'B eljair ulnee
;p";v HATOpton wan goyornor. Ilo ban
dnno much to bring about ait or a* of
good foeling, rtii'i whtlo wo tuny not
S^^hnvo Agreed* with liitii . concerning
' U VWTy tb 1 1) g he has done, Htill wo be
be bnn boon bonnet and fearloBs
unci hav at all Union attempted to do
??r- :Wi duty aa be flaw it? ? GafTnoy
Ledger.
t~ ~T.." The paragraph last week relating
to ijater and light* eeon)* to have
p.] %been taken more furiously by ?omo
- "titAP wjw intended. Of eourao no uuu
^-^^Kjpeoi* tax inonoy to be refunded io
them. And wo learn that tho cx
? ?
Zl'lii- pABteii incident to litigation, ?< t v ,
have b&?n almo.nl equal to wliat tbo
Trr^Jbgbt And water run la would have
been, thoreloro it i? not expooU-d
~ tbAt fcaxos will brt any lo?vt;r auother
U year. Thoy are, wo are informed.
X Already less hern than In ni'iny other
foWuTio tbo State. No one rtnnhtn
tbo uineority of nur elty fatb'TH.
^ This paper baa alwaya held that. our
prudent Mayor and Hoard of Abler
men are among tho best (hut we
bavo eter had. In tho numerous ami
arduous duties that have umntlv
. . confionU'd thoin they huvn iub.?red
WtU'true and untiring patriotlam.
aniil wo are glad to know (.jh will
?een by tho noticex elHowhcro in thin
iBHite of The Chronicle) thai tl.u proH
" poets for an adjustment of the coin
plioatiouN are hotter now than they
bave ever yet bnun.
-4-- \V. F. M's War Tutors.
| No. a. |
Rem wined al. Cobu for two daya,
Ibe boy* were allowed to ^o iuhor&
? VwAftd '4,take in" the town. It i^. a
very rune place, except It Ia verj
MAtidy 2nd therefore tbe relleetion
of the nun make* it rather hot dnr
? - log the day. It wim tbeie that
Magtdlaue* Hint lunded, and I be
ti*W ?AA After ward a killed on the
aa>aH IiIaoi) of M actan, J (i hi acron*
tt*A chAOoel from (Jeltu. Thero is
?/. a orotA crected there am a monu
me At tp bl? mertiory.
Left Cobu on Feb. 27 th, and went
7"" babvto latatld ot i*yte, Ural atop
ptog a? Hajfbay, a ?mall town
I""!! ? ? ^ v ? ? ^
hedged (o oujmU Aide# except next
tfta M?t by afgli blila and uuiun
* >obored off Bayta*? f?r
Md Kit moruiog girted
jOA*t till w* retarded to
whiub pi aoa we bAd left
in* up bo count. of ? of Ka<
mar, the Island on which "C" <>.
9th I ti fan try were ?o badlv '?cut up''
by the Filipino*. While ??ai|i?}'|
tl??1 r hrenkfam nhllvlou* of t he Hoi,
per t tiff t i*hb I nr bin 90 u^nr, the.
weio net upon t> y hundreds of Ibn1
dlah nutlvvM. tff he 0.11 1 with Jnnr
halves or MboJon" carried by tb
nativpM, while tho Holdiera, worn
? ?f Minn had nothing but their li?r
hand* n? n dcfefici*, hiving J?f
their rifle* in their *lecpiny ?|*i?ii
turn, It win 1 he custom ('ii th
MOblU'TH to OCfMIJf/ llOIIO^H ?|| (|Hlt|
Htm III (I i li e ran I pait* of I he ln?i
while they w??uld all eat at the aim
iik'hh Iih'I, HfnJ 1 1 ? *? v became carelefc
and would ??<> njf;t I iiim leave thei
nll.H III t||" < 1 1 1 H II * * I ?, while till!
wont to tbcdr meals, mid they pub
for their careIcft8u??H. But I mm
nay more about tbat later. MhicI
2nd arrived at Cmbalogan, tin
bombardment of which whh men
tloned in my laat letter. Tbore tin*
1st seotion of onr battery w?o
brought aboard.^ 'Next port of cal"
wan Kalbnyog, vfejtei'n a-Vlotaobnieni
w?h Hunt aahore to draw "ratlnnn."
Some of tho old Kemington r> >!<?#
?md about forty braaa cannon -that
bad been captured, went brought
aboard tlie (leneiul'a boat to bo
carried to Mnr.ila Left (,'atlayog
about 10 p. in., anchored oil' tho
ft m a 1 1 town of liulaw, a wmall plnee
ori the southern point of l.u/on,
about daylight, While tlieru the
vii lea no "M ay on," which wan I lien
Honding foitli a conniderahlo volum*'
of Minoke, whh in plain view. Oil
again and In aboiil' three hwura
the mud book of the "Audiea" wnt
again dropped in Korsogan Hay.
TUere the boya' boai'in wore made
K I (id for they received norm* mnil
from home. Then my section wan
aent around a little way frorn ttar
nngnn, at ? little Village about 1 wn
hundred yarda wide and four hun
dred yarda long, by the name of
l)-o?n-H-o-l ? a Inn g that I *hall ie
rnemhor for a long lime ?* bring
the tuoat lonesome place that I Imd
viaited during my traveling. One
poor aoldier thot wan there, was
pretty HiMin aftcrwardn aent to the
luuane Anylum, Washington, I). (!.
If a HteufDcr came every twenty
daya we thought We were doing
well. About tho only change <d
the routine wan when the inmir
gnnta would lire on the t-wn.
Hornet i men the Filipinos would iih.
aemble on a little hill ubout two
thouaand yarda from ihn town and
wave a white ting until the soldiers
would got within about a thousand
yarda, when they would (Ire a few
vol ley h and then allow their heels.
Probably they would not inoleHt iih
f'>r Hcveral wookn, when again they
would (Ire a few Hbota from up the
liver, iih we were Htatioued ?t. the
mouth of a liver. When tho twi
light onme we would go down to
the beach and hear the tdghing of
the wen, thinking of the loved ones
far across tho?o rolling wavov
'I hen the twinkling nt'trx would ap
pear mingling their bright allvory
ruya, an they cast their n flocti?>n
on the water, with the mellow light
of tho moon, but all that lovelv
vision could not alwayn keep oil'
the "blue*," till we would return to
quartern and hurry our aorrowa 01
lonelineHH in the land of dream*
To be conti*u><4.
AIMHJT MKJISLATOIJS.
? ''.li'f Cull" in I ;Mlir?'IM>0 ( Jounty Now*.)
0
"Polities makes Htranyo I?c<1 ft?l
lowe." A tj ? 1 this untno l?t?cl f 1 1 1? w i m l? -
ih'hh ofun put* atm nj?o men in
elllee. ' Shall I any incompetent
inenV 1 wotmi if thai would de
scribe the mi.
" Kvoryone kr.owa what to do
with a bad ea*o* hut lit' who lias it."
Out of every dozen men you will
And ahout twnl vii who are ready to
ti ll yoll j llSt What l.HVM Wi' ftefd.
Iiut thetio men have never tried
their hands at lawmaking.
Some may belong to t h ?* class in
which the I'M hi 'Hi placid hi.i .son
ami 1 1 i h lion's wife. A'.tcr living
together for a shoi ? i i tin* the younj*
"eilow and liis vsifi' |>iii toil. 1 1 u t
after a time tluy rep?-nltd itnd
afreet I to live toeflthi r ajfaiu. W it h
that prei ogati \ w which a'l ol.l nii'ti
assume, the old mail gave tiieiu a
lecture on their manner of living
and in tlie course of hia remaik* he
e\i latmcd, "you are both fools and
liaillt got ?e line ejiou;?h to know it."
Hut in ail candoi , I am per
Hii H<1( (1 that many a man Who has
Uot into the legisla'uro ii as soon
renli/cd that Im tins "bit of more
than he can nwallow." lint, he haa
not the manhood to "throw up the
Mpon^e" and iieknnw led^e it. So
his eoiiHtitueulH miller a* a reftult.
In all my reading and inquiry t
have never heard of but one man in
South Carolina who acknowledged
Any Church or purftomiKO or in
stitution supported by voluntary
contribution will ho given h liberal
?inutility of the Longman A. Mar
tide/. 1'aintH whenever they paint.
Nutk ? TiiiM ban been our custom
for twcnt)-uevon yearn; any build
ing nut *?ali?Caotorily painted will
?iv repainted at our expense; a'mut
one gallon of Linaued Oil to hn nrl
ded to ev?fy tfallon of the paint to
inuko i?ady for uae; it' a mixed 1n
two tuinuto*, and the cost of the
paint thereby reduced to about
#1 30 per gallon.
Y.omrly product over on? u^UJtoa
" ~ *cy at bur
tb*' tout merchant
elisor town in th* ITnlud
UfaRUMB 6 If ftftlMB, 8oU
nr. ? .. .
The Beautiful Mammoth Stow
Jinnounccs
Tins Arrival of' their Croat Fall Stock, Consisting of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoos, Hats, und raps, (J i oeei io*, Crockery and Hardware,
WAGONS, BUGGIES AND HARNESS.
i \
furniture.
Wo liavo uecnred 1 1 to latest Novelties and styles in the different
markets and kindly ask our friends and (In; public at large to givo us u call. Our Furni
ture o pa rt inent up-xtai rs wo ask yon t < > inspect.
BY Till: CAR LOADS avc have just received now buggies,
wagons and beautiful harness to unit all, and wo offer lhoo\ at the lowest. prices ever sold.
It is impossible to enumerate all wo keep in our now Mammoth Kstuhlitthment.
WAGONS, WAGONS, WAGONS.
At tin*. New Beautiful Maininoth Store, we have .just received a car load of the "OLD
IIICKOHY" wagons, one and two hone, and will s'mI them at bottom prices. Call before
buying.
P Icascfjivc us a call. % g
that uu wus too big a fool to b?j in
the le^ihluMtrc. A prominent gen
tleman recently tof <) mo that N<?tnc
\enrs nun a man of small' calibre
iv?m elected to represent li i h county
in the legislature. A few days af
ler tiie assembling of the I i h t a
ture In? returned home, ami when
Home one usked him why he wan ai
home, lie replied, "I soon found I
wan too big a f??l t? 'H; the
legislature so I resigned."
Hut did not this man hnvo more
sense than ninny who have held
aimiliar position*?
Many pooplu, when they tackle
parliamentary law mid practice,
lind It, more complicated than
they 1 1 ii ? I ev*?r dreamed. T<? mas
ter all the details requires close im
plication. I fear many bills are
lulled hy their own author's vote.
i once heard that a legislator of
thin stnte introduced a hill which
he was anxious to have passed.
When il came up ftotutt one moved
to table it and he voted for the
uiotion, thinking thr.t, was the nee
essaiy method to get his hill
through. The lull was tabled and
of e??urse (lis;. killed it. Sometime
after wai du one of his constiuents
who was also interested in the pas
siij^n of the hill asked the aulhoi
ahout ic snd the author replied,
"t ) it ia gelling along all light.
We have laid it on the table."
The poet may not have been far
wrong when ii<> said, "A little luar.'i
hig is a dangerous thing."
Hems Over I lio State and
Klscwherc,
The Wisconsin daily industry cm
ploy s 1,7 01* hands at an annual cost
ho wages ot nearly $1,01)0,001).
There are ?vOr 100 distinct pieces
i<> an ordinary shoe, inoluding the
forty four partP, the lasting taek*,
the heel nails, threads and laces.
.Ttulge Oage is still troubled with
his broken arm and it will he. about
tw.o weeks ynt before be will Ik4 able
t?> resume his duties on the bench.
Tho bed of the Hlack Sen and thai
of the Caspian have been raised by
repented earthquakes', and channels
j which wure formerly navigable are
no longer so.
Tim decline <?f tho trees on H??s
lou. Commons in now attributed to
the clearing of vegetation at thuir
bases. Tho practice lead* to rapid
evaporation of needed moist uro and
Irssnns the fertility of the soil.
Friday is generally looked upon an
an unlucky day, and an exchange
oitea the following events as Inking
plaoo on Friday, some of which might
ho regarded as quite qnluckly and
o'hors to the eontraiy : Hhakeape*r?,
Washington and Napoleon w?ro
?iorn. Quqoii Viotoria wm married,
Ifeftker iiill and N?w Or
eo** fought, America wm dlff
over*!, Moaoow wm b?ro?d. Rich
r.on* WM wm
KS'&W&iS&P iTrfintr*
>?w W? WCI*?ttW OI Ua?pM<
diM* **?
I Jlt'to's 11 lulu fctory lUior.t Oiino
| ( i ;? it Science: A If oat on mother
fetid to lior liltlo daughter: 'If you
j 1 1 >i (1 mv faith diirliiitf. you would havO
no I oot 1 1 ttt* 1 m> ' * The child r* pilot! :
??WVII. mother, i I* you had my tooth
I aeho. you wtrtildn't have rtuy faith " ? -
lto"ton Herald'
Two Accidents hnvo hnppened re
cently lit Helton cotton mill. \ low
days ii'/o .1. T. Smart lost nn nrin
while working in tho picker room
nnd Inter K E. Chapman hud Inn
l?-t t foot. hovV r?'lv mnalied while un
loading some heavy in*chineiy.
The j*oyornor has rooeived a re
quote, Hrtys tho Coltiiubia Kocord, to
nppolnt from. twenty to forty dole*
yatoH to the ii ligation convention to
? ho hold ftt. Colorado Spring noxtj
month. Anyone who wisheH to take j
the trip at his own expense may re
ceive the nppoljitiuout by making up- j
plication,
Tito richoHl farm in tho wo; id is i
no ncro worth $288,000 in tho heart J
of New VorkrH ultra- faaliumnblo din-'
tr let . between West Knd avenue ?md
Kivereido drive. It is tilled regular
ly and tho produ'e iaftflold at the,
ncaroat market. 'During tho civil .
*ar the oit.- was covcrod by a Govern - 1
mcnt rocruitinp station.
Tho latent invention is a brick-'
laying machine. It, doe? the work '
??* ?? x or pc ven akillcd hriok I ayci m.
and cost $500. The invemor is aj
j C'MUHdinn. Tho new machine n.
j udaptod only to plain wmk. and own!
1?V from D.OOU to 1 ? ;000 brick ai
day Two men and a lad ftt'0 ro- j
quired to operate it.
A Mwsou'i f armor saw in a, paper ]
an ud vei ti??(?uiont of a Nre eeciipo !"? ?r |
$2. He sent the $2 and received a.
copy of tho Ntiw Testament. An-I,;
Hitll. ho insists that he waa awindlod j
Which K os to i;how that a man will I
pay more to escape an incipient !?!??/.?? ?
than ho will to avoid an eternal ;
e.ontl igraliun ? Atlanta .luurnul. ,
It in reported that tho governor '
has been informed that a niacin) ri?fe I
tit Lamnt'rt, Purlinot.ou county, tni.r
ried a nc^io man and a white wom.n >
recently, in violation of tho l:iw? of J
- Jhis State. The matte'' has bee<? re i
terred to tho solicitor, and Khouid the j
magistrate he proven ?udiy, ?t will I
^o h M-t I with him. Tho law ^ r.?. '
vtdes a tlno of $500 for thin offence.
| A WoobUlo nepro. over <*?,> voaf
of k'^p, nppbvd tho other d ?y t ? ? the !
ordiuarv of that county for u license I
to mariy the novonih time.. Ho had
marrtct six timed and paid lie wur
ready for the aevetuh heaven. The
woman ho was to marry had out i
lived f*ix husbands. Tho <?ht man I
remarked: "It s ^wiuo. to bo uip and;
tuok 'twixt in an to which buries'
t'ollior," ? Corlole, Ua . Newa.
S3. Stccdman,
Qotton Sduyttr.
Office at II. C. Garrison's.
Platform in Hear.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On first Mortgage# on improved farm*
nt nevon p?< r cent, interest on nnin? of
$1000.00 and ovor, nnd oiirht per cent
? hi 811111H of 1?>hi4 than $1000,00. No tioin*
mitwioiift oliHrgml. Kti?y terms, Ap
plv to
I j. A. "VVittkowBky, Camden, S. C.
or <3. L. Winkler, 41 Park Row,
Sept 12. New York,
Auction Sale.
4
Our buyer is in Now York* J* in Mm
auction Hales, m 1 s **r U1*V? sales and ull
other plnee* to get om cheap every day
in tho year except Sundava. IIowatchoH
fny bargains.? nf-ways the tnrnt ? never .
touch*-* Irtish ? <*rnbH them. tires them to |
('?linden to Oaddell , and always writeH
"K<>t 'em chea?> ? sell 'em cheap and
<julok." Keep the ball rolUnu and ({ad
dell doe* it. AVe have not tried to a, oil
all the Roods in Camden, but wo *et >ii>
to sell our share, and tho best evidence)
thai wo arc doinwr the people jjood in the
fact that I hey come back to us. We urn
fair and square ? nothing almnt. u* ex
cept wo get good goods ? g*t then* cheap
ami sell thorn ciieap. We Doliov* we a re
yoine to build a hig business lieru in
Camden for wo have started on tho right
(rack. Wo are nut. going to IjXfu our
head ; the mora trade tho people give us
the cheaper we can hrm* (good* they
need to them. Drop in, Betj what I he
?aving i* buying of on,
? W. .1. CJAJJDFITjL,
in theClyburn Hlock.
Tax Notice.
Ollloo ot Treasurer Kcrahnw Conn-)
ty Camden, O., Sept., 9th , 1902. (
in accordance with tun act to raise
supplloa tor lineal year cottimenciiit:
.lanuaTj l*t. 1002, .notice is hereby given
(hat the Treniurerfa ofllco of Kershaw
county will be op?.t? for the collection of
taxe# from the 15th day of October. 1202.
until tho Slat day of December, 1902.
The rate per centum for Kershaw coun
ty ia as followa: Mills
Statu Taxes 6
School Taxes 8
County Taxes 4
Kail Uu?d Taxe* 2'v
Total 14 lj
The following Special levies have been
made also: Mills
Special Heboid tax Di?trlet N<>. I, a
Special School tax. District No. J,
fur interest on School Honda
(irhded School lluitdinc. Mills
Dittriut No. 1 1|
Special Scbtml tax I>ietr?et No. I, H
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7, 2
' V ' 10, 2
' 11, ?
' t' ' 12,8,1
* v,' ? 17, S
18, s
All Information as to taxes will be fur*
nUbed apon application.
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Taking order* lor Suiln a v.
JDJ^VITJ WOLFE,-.
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SEND YOUR CATTLE, 8WINE. SHEEP and POULTRY
ATLANTA'S BIG FAIR
Kntor you hors#H M thu flfrcat i torse Show. I<:tui*
oum Seventh OttVHlrr will he there Uruutcst dis
play of horf>t'H ever im'ii In the South
RACES EVER'/ DAY. FIREWORKS AT KJGHT.
Vanity Uut Not Vutynr;
Put nioi (lonpsr.
Oi iC buJJrJJ/?f J i I ! <-< t with l''ari:i FfU| lomoutn, V<v
Machinery ami J-'uod Product*
ONE BUILDING HI. LED 'Villi fiflAUTA RUMUFfiCTURES.
(VSanj/ Free fltiractlnns, QGT. 8-33, HQQ2,
LOW RATES Or! A'X f!OADC
For premium llsis mid Infornmtlori write to
^ FVANK WELDGN, Sworotary.
'ITSie Jti, E j F Kuilwtiy,
Two daily i>ull:ti:i n \'csl ilmlt ii Limited Trains between
Son 1 it aiulNew Yoik. I' irsl ? J * i i ? m ? : ; r .<? rvice. The.
be>t rate:1 nud roii (c to all I0:ist<'r ; ui^r', via Kielmiond and
Washington. or \ i;i Norfolk and Mciiiiii'ni ? to Atlanta. Nash
ville, AitMnpiti', Louisvii! St. Louis Chio e.-'o, N"\v Orleans,
and ail points South ami Southwest ?To Savannah and
Jjk Uvom vi lit' Misd n't! points in I a rida and Cnha.
?-r- For detailed informal ion, rates, -a-lo'doltF, Pullman
reservation:*, t\r . npplv i<> ;;n\ ? -n: ol' The Rrahoord Air
Lino U.;.i!\.a\ 01 lo J. .f. Puller, Travelling J'assengor' Agent,
C^innihi;' r\ O
/ C I J. \\ A L WORT II,
As-t. (im! Pass. Aet., Savannah, Ca. ??;
c Cook 'Go 2/our interest
is consideWl a i^rnd tiling to h :ivc. Properly ussd it luacU
a mini to our store and lie Imjs 1mm the stork of good things
therein, Saves money, :.nd
ifows pichB "
We |,.!Ve a full lioc <>l N?w ? mhrarcd in our stock
ot' General M< lvhnndivo. \\'e pay especial attention to our
Hardware Department.
A new lino TaMo -and Portkct Cutlery, clause, Shears
and Scissors. F.vevy tlun;j; . warmtt d. Vint: lino Saws Kngine :
and Pipe Kitting, Pelting .KuMh'i Hoods and Leather Lacing.
Knixine Oil4. Saddles. Undies, vV 1? ic.^iui;, Tics, ami Cot
ton Shoots at bottom \ .r"?>f - . Sinl Rye, Harloy and Oat h.
Fancy and H?a\y (ipx-eno*. \N > u ?n an 1 Wagon Material.
Lnrd 1 >11 1 not least The Time of "Mouers ? the Oeci'ing.
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. GLENN
SPRINGSl
MINERAL
WATER.
Nature's Greatest Remedy . >
FOR DISEASES OF THE
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach
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