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rROORCSS FROM BARBARISM MAYBE
MEASURED BY NOISE.
. If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
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Tli* Hlcbur lh* CHIlitailon th« Orciitar
the t>»»lr« For Lru Noiae—The KflbrU of
f Hr A^Miorltlea of To^mr Are l»lr«cu4
Tno ur«l Itadurlng It. , '
omct ■ nertod fir tbo
]’i lory of aiiro^mMive<uutiuutiity when
otkaire to kwp »lowti noitw l^inn to
»liow Itself. In the |triini«ve »ta«e:' of
enltore—themvaKv. Uw barlwriau nml
the Kmilmrlnirian—the iNiiwion for noiM
is always strong. All savages and bur-
badaiiH li.vo to make all the
ran. Their joy and sorrow larth e*|»r«4w
t Iteniwlwa in yells, wails and shouts
and the beating and blowing of loud ro-
sonndiug instruments, inure espeeially
the drum and the horn. The noise of
jarimitive savage warfare almost ffpmls
that of tbo gunpowder engagements of
modern anus,- although it whs, as we
might say, uluioat wholly uiauual or
vocal.
The din of a hnrlmrian funeral, too,
waa and Is something appalling. The
wactlcs of hiring mourners to make a
fond lament on such occasions has cotne
down nhpost to our own time among
4h» Celtic Irish. All Afrirrn travelers
describe the noise of little merrymaking
In an African villsg* ansoinethiug wliich
no cirilised man easily forgets. Those
who bare passed an evening at a Oiiueso
theater have probably never In their,
wildest dreams thought it poxaiblu to
plays with musical acoomjmni-
of stu h awful shrillness and in-
y. .
fneb it it hardly an exaggeration to
t tho^^Wgn-Ksof a raw in civ-
may bo marked liy a stemly re
in tbo volume of amind which it
ee* in connection with its dcntlm,
births, mnrriftges, feasts, merrymak-
ings. Its wars and peaces, tra<le, cora-
inoree and nmnufactures. The more cul-
tnre ot all irinds it acquires the less n'oise
it prodm-os. Them is no surer sign, in
fact, of ail upward movement of the
tribal soul than the aiqiearam-e of a de
sire to get along with leas uproar. When
its loading men begin to ask themselves
whether this or that could not safely be
«iano with fewer yells or smaller drums,
it allows that it is becoming self couacions
and is feeling the throbs of a new life. -
After this comes a change in the charac
ter of the musical instruments, a general
lowering of the tones of the voice, the
substitution at funerals of the silent tear
for the half maniacal “l.een," and the
exaction of sihmee in military drill.
In cities this mental and moral growth
is of course displayed in the repression
of street cries, of street music, of all
tioisee made for mere amusement, such
as beating of drums, ami blowing of
horns, and pnrpytfless and jiersiHtent
shouting and yelwag. These are hut
rudimentary stei* -tod we have already
taken them in fork. The next and
most imjsirtant one, the mluotiounf the
noise made by the ordinary and legiti
mate street truffle, we nre only begin
ning. Its importance lias been recog
nised in thf modern world jiarl passu
with the increasing interest in and care
for public hygiene.
--= There ia no modern city health board,
and indeed no modern city <loctor r .wBK
is not well bware- of the evil effects of
incesaaut noise In tho vast and hicreas-
ing multitudes wl® in all tho great cities
now live, one miph say, by their wits,
hot. more accurately, by their nerves.
The amount of mental operations which
require silence, or at all events an ap
proach to silence, for their henlthfulnesH 1
— in cities like New York, London or
' Paris, carried on by merchants, brokers,
hankers, bookkeepers, preachers, jirofess-
ors, architects, dosiguers, engravers,
painters, students, judges, lawyers, ed
itors, ministers, is something enormous
and grows with all our uiaferial growth.
The performance of this work in the
midst of tremendous uproar of any kind
of course greatly increases fho exi*cndi-
ture of vital force which accompanies
all mental exertion. Consequently the
reduction of city noise is now ono of the
most important elements in all city re-,
n. forms. ■* - —
In New York we have nn yet only
iimde a beginning on it by tho introduc
tion of the asphalt pavement, but this is
being rapidly extended and must pro
duce a marked effect in sound deduction
before long. What this pavement does
to lessen noise in tho streets in which it
exists everybody who has passed alohg
thym or lived bn them knows. It makes
- conversation in cabs or carriages and jn
rooms facing on the street comfortable
mid makes sleep in summer nights with
oiien windows an easy possibility—facts
which uro really a complete answer to
all the complaints of alipiierinesa.
Better far that an occasional horse
should come down than that tho nerves
thousands of hardworking men and
women should lie continuously set on
edge by clatter which is all the more
wearing for being intermittent. In Lon
don the hard grinding, run) penetrating
noise of the New York stone pavement
has been suppressed, or rather-Uaa been
largely converted into a subdued, con
tinuous roar or boom by means of wood,
Hsphalt and macadam, and though
horses fall much on them all humanity
gains.—New York Post. v
Tanks, Stacks, S
Tabes. Engines, **
Gins, Mills
Charles Zissetl, THE PATHOS OF PEACE
1 Practical Watchmaker.
First door southjfct Drown House',
Da.-nwell.C. II., 8. C'.; offais hi* services
to the public.
J i,.. n ii,ri, | ni-o of onwards of fon^
years is. the best guarantee '.hat hu
knows his business and will give satis
-faction in tin* quality of tils work ami
the mbdnrallon of liis charges.
itcllable time keepers for sale.
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BETTER THAU
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THE AVAYS OF WAR.
id
Just after the lynching, in New Orlean* a few mouths ago, of eleven n?
theMufia bv a voliinteerDiahd of American avengers, some ofthwT^V
mem be re
papei•
JiJng ILum be it’s if,on could
1 forts It
orts
clieli New York from anchorage beyond the range of .the shore
ies, and lay the business metropolis of the country In ashesor ynder tontri
Without discussing Uncle Sam’s ability to take care of his possessions
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JtMUIJ pilt *
ta
'kujytqs'sioj3*|u|
. Mr, K. M. I’OOMKR. our South Caro
lina representative, wliftin glad to call
on pnraona in need, of or lutmiding to
puruhase uiaeldncfy. [aug 22
imr&z#
CAVEATS,
TRAD! MARKS,
DESIGN RATKMTS.
OOPVRIQHTS, otoJ
fr«« lluidbook wiito to
n m. w, «>• HR.MnWXT, NEW VOUK.
buruaa for MsnirliiE patmU In Amwlrw.
taken out by ns ts
• nouosstronfrooof
in tbo
BUY THE BEST.
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THE COLUMBIA is the finest
wheel made. The Pope Manufac-
turing Company thoro^hly war-f
rant the tire as the least liable to
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puncture'and easiest mended. ~ »
The besfc-ift tlvc-udie-afuist.— -
v t ~■'* — ~~'~yzr~ty ~~— :
XAitalogues furnished on applica
tion.'
Lsrreat circulation-of any kciantlflc paper In
world. UplMulldly lllasustod. No lutollli
man rhould b« without H, Weekly, ft.1.0
K iri $1411 six months Address MCNN ,
■usuxHM, SOI Uroadway, Nsw York I
1 $MUsix months Address MphN A 00
puaukiu, 3tit Uroadway, New York Ulty.
the
ent
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-GREAT SACRIfICE SALE
Oku. W. U’itoFT>,
Aiken, S. C.
J. It. ttVRCKIial.TRR,
Darnwoll, S. V-
PARAGOU
Hachim ¥orks,
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
and n x-cin^tsTN
BLACKVILLE, S. C*
S-. .
To the users of Motive Power and
General Machinery: ; > '
< \Ve call your attention to the fact that
we are prepared, with latest improved
Toolis and Machinery-, to do work on
any Mayhlnery used in this country,
Such an— 1 — — .■ —
COTTON GINS,
GitlST MILLS,
COTTON PKF.SSLS,
PULLKYS.II ANGERS,
MILL GKAKENG,
i i"r
GIN WORK.
Having a lirat class Gin Ruilder, we
can doall kindsof <»in Work, new brush
wheels, new saws, boxes, &C. Saws
sharpened only by baud,
july11 . .
I'nkes pleasure In Inrormlng the public that on IiIh recent visit to the North ks
captured New York, New England and a big slice of the North-West. He went
Biipplied with the amniunitlon of gold, silver, greenbacks -and certified check*
and merchants, manufacturer* and iuqiortera surrendered upon the first suin-
nious, threw open their stocks and told Mlehalson to help himself to all he waul*
ed and to pay tlierti what lie pkiised. They were demoralixed by the outflow of
gold to Europe and welcomed MUdialaon and his money as a hard pressed soldier
cheers the comrade! vvho gome to his help and turns the tide of -the battle going
against his flag.
• ZMIictLalsoirL
ILdprulhimself liberaUv. Tlie’proofs that he did so are as plain as they can 1*.
'Pile Charleston boimd steamers, the Atlantic Coast Line and tbs Rlebmonn A
n*nvHIe system are witnesses bji his behalf. They are hurrying Southward as
Inst ns steam can turn their wheels the goods that he nominally bought. Eves
iiow the first consignuients are coming 111 tlHl * *—r-*— — ;—
I,
IMUciLalson.
Invites the people to come from all the adjacent country and neighboring town*
buy.all the goodsthey want so cheaply that they will forget all about the low
‘tees of cotton, go home rejoit-irtg with fresb conypgc to liaUlc w ilh liaril tliiiea.
Asa partial list of the good goods and great bargains that Hicbali-on ba* in
storc\(ie asks attention to the following lew cxaiupTn* l hat show the comparlsoii
of Northern and Southern \irieea
$11,000 worth of New Yorl
IN STRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Croft & Burckhalter,
A
AT'roit JNOt.VK AT liA W
DARN WELL C. II., S C.
Will practice In all the .Courts bf this
State and hi the United States Courts. •
Mr. l^roft will attend the Courts ol
Rarnwell f.'onnty and all matters of im
portance w tIT rceetve the personal at-
tvntioiMif each nietnlier of the firm.
2it-tf
ALL BUMMER aOOUS AT COST
Lawns, Muslins, Outings—those must go.
JI A(J(i LS(LANI> TIK8r
T ,000 Rolls Ragging.
l,(»0o It 1111 dies-Ties, e
Mm Darrels Floor.
100 Darrels Sugar.
BOtt Caaca Can Goods.
Alt bought to sell am] not to keep.
Cotton Consignments carefully han
dled.
W. B. Cooper, l Co..SAVANNAH, GJl.
107 DAY S TREET.
What is
,.r ■ . '
An easy means of secur
ing your wife and family
against want in the event
of your death.
A creditable means of se-
' curing a better financial
standing in the busiuess
world.
* The ipostjsafe afid profit
able means of investing
. your savings for use in
after years.
All Life Insurance is
good. The
Equitable Life
^ • iix 'v. *»•
Ladies’, Mens’ and Boys Straw Hats—mi
lit-Yx?
so
Id
re-
Patterson & Holman,
. AT'TOUNKYN AT H^AW,
. DA UN WELT,, S. C.
Havfng-assmdafed ourselves for the
practice of the law in all the Courts of
the State except the Urobate < 'imrt and
in,*lieUhit«‘d States Courts, we pledge
out liest services to all clients who may
Jttust.il* witli their conlldence.'
Our united pfompraRentliihi Atlli~be
given to all l>usine*s confided to us,
J. O. I’attkksox, W. A. Hoi.man.
jaiiT ~
•,»1,W0
gar
tilpss of cost.
L. -WILSOUT,
- - ’ . ‘ * ■ . e 7
UJJLstOTX, S- O.
: AngBSt and Asheville Short Line.
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA RAILROAD
Schedule in effect May 28th, 189L
2.20 p in
-nY
h.:»o a
7.8«f
m Lv.
4d»»p in III. Id a in
Augusta Ar. p in 2 30 p
Andctson “ i 0.30 a m. S.30 a
5.2ji ]> in
C. 0O p m
«:to p m
m
Andcfgon—, . ... -
Grcenw’d I.v <1.24 p ni|i2 40 p m
lAnren* • ^- ft.2U.p twill.fli it m
3.13 p m
>i Spartanb'g *13.30 p in
Asheville
U) 20 a _m
10.40 a in
TAP a tu
w. F. S11KLLM AN, Traffic Manager.
W. .1 CRAIG. G l*. A.
R. L. TOUU, T. 1*. A.
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
J. II. AVKU1LL, Receiver.
&
TO :
o
you waut a
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
k clothing—Mieh’alson’s pric#.. $6,000.
$7,000 worth of Doston Shoes. Slippers, Ac.— Michalsoi>t*J'rie^.,7^
$!>,(MiO wortli of Ladies Dress Goods—Mil liaison’? price, ^
$10,000 worth of Notions—Michalsnn’s price, $6,000. . ^7%
$10,000 worth °f Gent’s Furnishtog Woods—Mb-h*ls«n’s pri<' •. w- O
$3.(SKI worth of Furniture—Michxtsotr*s prim, $*2,<K)0. ^ '■
, $l,o<;0 worth of Tin and Wood ware—Michalson’s price, $300.
$lO.IKHi worth of Bacon, Hams, Sugar, Ac.—Michalson’s price, $f>,0^|
$2,300 worth of Canmd.CmNls and Fancy Groceries-Michalson’s pi
$3,000 worth of Axes, Hoes, Farm Hardware—Michalson’s price, $2,
$1,<hhi worth of Table Cutlery and Crockery—Mit liaison’s prlec, $500,
$l,0<si worth of Buggies and Wagons—Miehalaon’s price. $750. V
These quotations aru ollertd as texts for thought, presented a? sign *
»how the people Mie best road to liettertimes. Mlehalson has thousands
He lias bargains that cveryliody needs and can afford. If you don’t see
w ant a*k for it. Mlclialson has it, but does not promise to keep itafnay
soon a nd in a burry before the cream is seoo|»ed. He liasn’t time, of
enough to fnake a three hours talk. Inn he will help the country more i
now and ClirisMna* than all the politicians can do this side of the day ohFq^tr”
meiit, if jiiiyers and sellers w ill only come to tlie pic nic. Sherman’s raw?'
low ers ami Kilphtrick’* torch light.troopers laid waste our fair country. The
tariff and taxes and high prices have made the people poorer year after year,
Michalson is tired of that. He w ill give tills fall’s work to the good of the peo
ple. Instead of graspingror protitliewllltrytOelearexiietisesaiMlinakefrietids-
When times get better and the farmers are out of trouble he will try to make
money. That Is bis platform for six days In the w eek, and everybody is asked to
come and see him standing there, giving the best prices for cotton and all coun
try produce and selling all kinds of goods to all eons of people at only one price
and that below zero. * *
RICH JEWELRY,
e
FINEST QUALITY TA»E
LKKY,
CUT
OR SPECTACLES,
—iil; , •' ' ■ ' ; '■ . ' • -
Send j Mur order* to r or csli at
>0
L
285 KING ST it E FT,
CHARLESTON. S. <’.
T'oyS' XDolUj
Stationery
—AND— "
B>)ii
IS
the best
For hill purtldilnrs, addresa
W. J. R0DDEY, Manager,
carolTnas, Rock Hill, S C.
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH ;AND FLORIDA,
VIAYEMASSEE. .
7.1<* a.
8.50 p.
12 »r, p.
10.30 a.
7.30 p.
it 50 ft.
10 00 ft.
ID.
in.
m.
in
in.
in.
in.
.1.25 p m
5.40 p ui
it.i 0 p m
17.30 p ni
7.55 it m
G.Ti p tu
16.55 p in
Lv. August* Ar.il2.15 p in|0.25 p
Yetnftssec
Ar < 'liar lest’n Lv
“ Savannah ** .
“ Jack'nv’o ’ 4
“ Beaufort
1'ort Royal “
it.OO a
7,30 a
7.00 a
6.55 p
8.00 ft
7.50 u
m.
m 5. (O p. in.
m 4.17 p. in.
rii 3.43 p
m 7.00 p
in 4,47 p
m,L35 p
in.
m.
in.
in.
For fuathcr Information call upon or write
WM J. CRAIG, General 1‘assenger Agent, Auguata, Ga.
R. L’. TODD. T. P.A.. Room 304 Dyer Building, Augusta. Ga.
Go to f». D.C. Lange, 37 R R. Ave.
Dlackville 8. <;.' for Baby Carriages,
Croquet and Base Ball Goods.
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr,
Attorney-at-law,
* BAM HKRG,icC.
Office over Tlie Dank of Bamberg.
ninr-20tf
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
AT’TtvUiV K V- A T*L A. W.
BARNWELL C. II., S.C.
Will give prompt attention to all bus-
ines# entrusted'to his care.
January Oth; 1800.
GOODS,
mm h. e,
Dental StrEemT" 1 ”* 4 '
Blackville, S. (J.
* ‘
Will have regular appointments as
follow* :
At Barnwell, C.'Tt. from 1st Momlay
Tor s»ie*-day ) in each rtirniitTi to .Wjyi-
f hesday evening. Rooms at Mol air
House. Office two dnorvS(nith oLhoUd,
on U e>t or opposite side ofVstrect.
At Sally’s, D. A. A X. R. B., from
3d Monday < in each month to Wcilnes-
lay evening. Office at Ur ice’s Hot<d.
Will be at hi* home office.'it Diack villi'..
'every Friday and Saturday from l*t ol
February to 3IHU -September inclusive,
ami every Thursday, F.ridiiy and Satur
day, from 1st October to 31st January
imtiusive. . •
Will make appointments with patients
Tw-me^T trhcni at either itf Iris, office* at
any tinmr - ' '
I’atients w ill find it more comfortable
to iuve their work done at tlie office,
tliongli if desired will call on them at
their residem-es any where withinAirirty
miles of Blackville. ' ■-*'
HILL’S
i Wl 6VABAXTEK A CUBE
and invite the most
investigation ns to oar responsiblU |
1 the merlU of oar Tablets.
BEAD OUR
TESTIMONIALS
A Tribute to Itomes.
lu view of the fact that more than half
the women who drive, and the men, too,
tor that matter, know really nothing of
the art and lutvo no sympathy or fueling
lor tiie lumte other thau os a pleasant
means of locomotion, it is really to be
wuuderud at that imJre uooidentH dit^BoU
liapi»n. That they do not, 1 am of the
opinion, should be put down to a kind
lYovideuee, and that the noblu animals
lu very many instances know mqre than
their drivers.—Buffalo New*
] Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
will
Will completely destroy the desire for TOflACOO In from S to* days. Perfectly barm •
Inis; cnusenoslckneiui, andmay be given in acupof teuorroffee witboutlhe knowl-
edgeof the patleut, who will volunturlly stop siuoklagor chewing iu a few day*.
DRUNKENNESS and WHINE HABIT out any effort on the’part of
tho patient, by tbe use of, onr SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS.
During treatment patient* nre allowed tho free use of Liquor or Mor
phine until such time as they ahull voluntarily giro them up.
Ws send particular* and pamphlet of testimonials free, and shall
he glud to place sufferers from any of these habits In coinmunica.
Uou with persons who have been cured by the use of our Tarlkto.
HILL’S TABLETS arc for sale by all first class
dn.taWt* at $ 1. OO Per package.
If your druggist docs uot keep them, enclose ua B
«nd wo will send you, by remrn'frtail. a Package of
Tablets.
Write your name and Address plainly, and state
whether Tablets arc for Tobnoco. Morphine or
Liquor Habit.
DO NOT BB DECEIVED into purchasing
any of the various uuetruin* that are being
offend for sale. Ask for XXXXjXs’S
XA.iBX.ETe and take no other.
11.00
our
(living an Impetus.
“Don’t you think her piesence
give’go' to our party?"
“Yea. Every ono will lenro as roon n*t
ahe comes iu."—Kate Field’s Washing
ton.
A Clever Sparrow.
A tree sparrow on one occasion bnilt j
its nest in a tall elm just beneath the
more bulky erection of n crow. Not only
■ did the large nest screcttAhesmaller, but
it i*ffordod a means of protection from 1
vagaries of the weather. Dome time ,
r crow s nest was jiUmderad of
- of thg tree apar-
- - • rrft-
Mtuiuf aclurud only by
* THE
OHIO CHEUCAL CO,
B1.B1 A SSOpsra Block.
LIMA, OHIO.
facTiculabs
FREE."
from persons
who have been
cured by, the u^e of
Hitt's Tablets.
Tas Ohio Orkuical Oo.:
Dkar at*:—I have been using your
cure for tobacco habit, and found it would
4o what yoa claim for It. I used ten cents
worth of the »Uonge«(, cbewlngtobacco a day,
and from one Solve cigsts; or I would smoke
from ten to lortyptpMof tobacco. Have chewed
snd smoked for twenty-flvo years, and two packages
. ',4 Do*M Txskt, N. T.
¥** OBIO ClIKVICAL 00J-^NTt,i:K«:-8o;nCtimea*fo 1 sent
-for *1.00 worth of your Tabteta for Tobacco Habit. 1 received
them all right and, although 1 was both a bear y smoker awl cbowor,
they did tfea work in Iom tbun throe flairs. 1 itn cured.
Truly yours, MATHEIY JOHffSOM, P.O.Box SB.
PrrrsncnoH, Pa. .
Th* Ohio CMBMiCAb Oo.<J*iiTt***h :-wIt gives ms *!*»*»
word of pruis* for your Tablets. My sou Wss strongly addicted to the use of
. - ■5- - - • •— — * "‘-Mets. Ho wa«» heavy snd
WORK FOR US
S few dnv*. and roil will lie M.vrtlcd nt the uncx.
pcctcd iuc-ejs tlml will rcw;ird your efforlu. We.
positivrlv liaw fin- bi 't buxine*, to ofler an agent
that can be found on the tnee of tlii. rnrili.
itt.V.OO proHI on tS'.V <><l worth of luisiue** is
being nt*ilv and hom.raljJy made by anil paid to
hundred* of men, women, bm*, and girl? in onr
cinpToy. You can make yio - t v farter at work lor
u? tliah von have any idea'iif. Tin bH«ine«« ie so
ea<y to learn, nud in-trnctioii< eo idnqlle end |dain t
that all ineceed from the irtiu't. Tlio.e who take
hold of the buidtu-i* reap the advantage tliat
ari>(e» from the sound reputation of owe of the
oldert, most siiccct'fnl, and lnrge*t puldi'hing
houses in Araedca. .*ccnrc for vonrrelf the prohu
that the bakin'. ,' *0 readily and band'omcly J b id*.
All beginners succeed grandly, and more than
realize their greatest expeciatiiins. Those who
trv (t Slid eaactlv a* we t«ll them. There Is ph-nfr
of room for a few more workers, and we urge
them to begin at once If yuu-*»re_almide eui
ploved, hm have a few'spnre moments, and wisTi
to n*e. rhem to advantage, then write u, at once
(for this l-y*mr grand opportunity), and feevive
full partlctilaYs hy; returti mail. AddreeV,
TUtkl A CO , Uux No. 400, Augusta, Me.
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
Pari)We)) f S. C
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
All the Latest Rl«ii£eltles«__
PERFECTED BAHT MCKf WO',,
WYSTU CtlSEJ
t*«o« ■»«». CHRISTMAS C'AKDS,
QasayTintaSAhnjs. —
AM) ROOK LETTS. \
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PLUSH MlFSSINfl
CA8FA, A LB U ML FlU
TURF. FRAMES.
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THE GEM ROLLER ORuAN ONLY f6,00.
' Agent for Tuiios and Organs, Rubber Stamps and btencil*. Musical Inotro
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1 The lanfeat and cheapest stock ever brought to thl* city.
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THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
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4.15
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