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V- \ T 1 v ■' 1 '■'» T \ vm t xi. - HATK.1 OF Hl BMrRIPTlOS. In JLtiv^uce, tu^r A»ium* .i. . . — On I’inn' ip—nliiiji:r y—innicf-i—[■ri>wil >> 'l—Sj|«* Ojr. V fl- '‘H — •—■• : = ■ N - •' J-W VnuilM iu |.jm ii nii Men ' - - T * !*'• npftr^ wnitiipr lironglir mxnv llmtiptrm, |> full .• tn ton II nil .N'oiiilny, nil >llis;il* i.v« (luj-ly vln-oifiil, i'iin>ilil<'r<n'' iln 1 Ininl ttmiA.—TlmJy.u. |i.iri.:> i» .») i i'n)—|.i»^t. , \ Tin j s’daV, i kn| i i n.v A tow n eh ’i'i( K.irlv I o< M i*. I'cn The in" i remiUiriiomiTtiiHti'iiniiii < •( llnriiimn l.n li’i' Nn K \l will !«• lii'Mat Mh'.iCM Ma*iivh T, m |.l.' In Harnwell iit>''ii Dili IT, Fi-hriuf) ntfcl, tli,' o.:uhe brlntf tlii- Ji'.l o.il■ u r l'i> ii sdi l ii.iviitli, lieirnmliiiV at •'lliyi, twiilve.” \ cn—*——^— I ..nr .M i;/\ tvfin nr '>*<• >ei ii III !i I’i.tati.i H Onr I'n ilih^eii. nbU'titlitiK Onin t 111 ini! ceDepartm c n t, .\'l'>|>tisl a-, till* l Oiiiity. (hXHH by theT'mm- \ .llll.llir,' ,llll> .ilil, I.Svl :ii l!i'.tuli>i i ihi* v, i'1'k. Ali^* l/iilli* t , *ii*|i/**i* < rryT,rTi‘F7,TW: • M. rr , .. <>( l »r!iniri’k. a* f of MU- l.liiiliii- Mnl a if, S|'i'i| , SalimlaV aliil Siini|:iv in MunivUTI, 'M)e llmi;- f,'!- in ikiii, TfiT itiM tSi S ‘ | ( if'Wttlll'ltt Mf'-m.i,. iM t \ m>M firrfn "In. nlmnt. i'iiMi iii i i'v yt i- ei j. T'lii's irk trmle iin« livelier Ilian n -uiil, I a i r yw»<'^». |,,*i n,j ,ilitai hj'!. I lie ^ • l i.V |> I- *,. J oil V('f, 'I'lii tly, | |,e I»i«- \ |>en»'irv «i*Iii>«?(l .ail niln r liriiiiiTieii of i liM'le, >.iile< amniinliliH I' 1 * 1-^0, \ rnr: ri:<*ri k wax klmllv leinenHif I.V it- xiyliMwilnM » I lie llil'll t“* I II I I »ll l>«r I I III !lll| tliU iiiniitll inaV l/t) l.,Mer linn ilwy i t?I nr im t.i ilm ! ^ fl‘l ilitiiniU y.. -S Al. •!. 1‘A I'K. A • ••• i *tk'Kni lots, To M-liom ill r,/ii!iimiii lH tii,ni>'on A;ii»iive Mutter* nlinuU! Ih 1 u lilti 'M ,|. -* \ liev iniiii.yj -in- |i:n Inelil * l ot tier jiet.all.y, will rini ut> \ ifUCKVILLE. S. C. | I Dilat illiVw \Veokx |he th\ Inn:',< wHI elt <.e -.villi ilelihljiteilU Mill lime to (lay , Vile t,^"11 a I I i' *. ■- — 1 ■ * - ■— ■ x " 1 'i / I'Ti'xli Ghtitetr ,Steil< ju*f reel ived ■ ami for Mtle at M rx. Hen l>.i*ien. . _ j Titov onV^TtnerxIifp of lutn* Ita* li"en t!i»» iluai tlrawul of Mr. William*, will lie ci>iitihi|e|I l*.y oit TiA o’wifnTi ; iitr ; * Otlnexs th the Inf.i A lull KtOek of rohtftiiiitty kept.ami |ifR'o* wi|| be liehJ below All (*iiiii|VeHttoli. , SI’KCI Al- I'.A KG AIN’S, 1 bo speeial atfetitiim of iionxrlooop*. or* ix eaIh'il to the»e uh|i!eeedint<vl ol- fers: No. 7 ('ookinj? Stove* at fs.rit), wiili Ion miry >\ a ro, N<»■ s : 1 brrtguntf Stove* ut $lti..i t v .u H4t fonmJt'v Mare A. Iar"e line of ( onkin^ ami Heattrii: OI9r«r* of thV<’n>k|) ttlliim*. H. IJ’ l i inn, l're*i<b nt. .It. Mitbr, Viee Pre el, Of. • U. i*. If.miti* ie;.t:e'ivtiiry. A. I', flee, I i ea Aim r. 11. I • l\ III.HO, t .!,,ii Win. T S. Week*, l',>H!.t*i.e, Hirer, w, a a-h.- siewani-iyjtutttuniffrtx rcrffT - ' t\. I. U.irley, |)oor4'i>p« r. U. k. il.»ll» v , Ae-l-Ori+rf ft-etr,Keeper. II.W. I'o litoi ll. .Xyl e ;t ,,; l( l A rm.l. . f . I ! ( Ye. 'll, U|| ‘u, .Vtlellt . Kt.eetlti.e ( oiiiiiittn, , l . M. free, W. \V. ,t n, v., \, I; ini^i 11’.el' ('Htii,nitre ii. M. Hnnfcr, K. 11. IbiMihi;:. \|. I'lan r, W..A. All. , , , ii, i » Commilteeoii lemit ol llic.Onkr—J. C. Me I' I ',. I.\U> Oi llaquuMl. at ehariuiu^-i vfm^;, , ■ CAW nnpei v tyvtr InrxT ituv.— Jenii'H^* but lairlv I !tiler Nows Mr- 1 , ^anift t'tiriifav 'nm imi\e.l tojn r I. home abont otiv tuilv t mu town. Mi sos ( ai ik*< me a: H .Vila’, Sami* Hair At Wil- by tbo Mitb- I be buxine ^-nrrKiv ''V >u.»);-»-Mi;n,o j l *»" at* own aeomtitv, Fn blai a 11 i mbdit,- , ,, llrm 'g to be pabl. •htf'lAf ladies roaliii'# near I v all bardvara wil bo 1-" I rim thyir ,1 inner oti Sale l iar, _ Madame Knmor Intb H tb it Govornor Kva-is will niarr.y a Ibiltimorc bdluon i be J*. It inst,. j 'l l nebtel >, \\ eri ••vtr-1; burn Mimbi v TTT VixTlHlg oil Sat» Ttne-jirttirlrr i'>r Sjl.'ilile* . .,Mr. t '. lAfn-lbotit) lymekonolo Fbni. i , r of”e'l’iiibo'*^ V ‘*" 1 ' “ ‘ Vi ' a,t al,i ‘ d ‘ t I.I Ut.t frietv,N. ' m . • ' | Mi** l».ai-y U iiiiani' of Vlenj,il.‘. i Mt. F..Xit?tib“1 , e'*r bus tnovetl to ! '■petHlini; t ime " it h t'^hitia e- hero. U •:'j.JfcHe nfWie*'*?tini itgaorV•Ay<*ie4t l’l'««a* 1 ." — iMiaik biintit!^ 'Oeitts to tie tbo tfo boro hnal, now. If one i\ o rv to route jn tow n late in tlift aftorboon arnl teo tb" hoy» witb llioir gun* they wnttld think ik.al war had hroko out, bnl not, *o, they only j want ilm'iy*. Ho ahead, boys, it^alni i wbat yim want that dot's ymr g.ml. iUjj ^ M.' RlenfbTJ, W..T. ( ave, J.- K JC Tk-lxin-es- — » - ——— l iii nl,!** in l lirro Mile. .'by-iit Gntr y efirs ago I oonunenood xem In.r in it... 0.11 T.., nM H ( ol. Fj. VV. Vottman* oittno nji Fairfax Mm.day. He know National Finance from moro of than. Secretary (.'er-, wbat yon got. NIX. Moves, Sewing Maebines (inini. J'i«~ j • , '>b!i-;! i ami .i* I]' tof*, Aninumitii'H, Farnibig Imj.ie- vlurgetl '•.vish.hIJml iiiHit* and.iiH gytnJ* kept in jH-xt eia-* hard ware lioitse.*, no\v wairanr < hhyors. Tin rotiling liC- afid ropairnig, done in First Ha** *t> le by skilled woiknien. of hOst niat.ei'bitN. ; solioitiint :i liberal ‘bare of pnbllo, -tsnHwmigw-xtftd ptiaigtlfg f-rv ‘ipst tTrnTtJ «" pleaseaiiiFprolit my vvtgfohn rs, | re main,or v tmlv, - -41T1) * .1 K. If A I K, The I la rdw are M an. •.* • •' Haary tv f etid. A few Intmlrod ibitjars to lend mi Fir-i M"itgage of iiiiprowd r-al t'-i ite. Apply to .s. i;. May Held. 1 teirnai k, S. (’. lisle.. Sysiji'o JOL C lli-tlman. ovv lFnesduv. bound over for trial.by the (biiirt.or • >01111al So.S'iotis .1 nlitix Hreeii’ Henri siniou, all colmi fijfiistn. Wi’Iiston News. ebiy. \ •hi l In - I In' tt'iveroof last, week- rejtii'ed Ih<;■ »Olil 'lire- of;- .fa'tTaVV.' tf'.reTTs T.T~VpT inoni I is. arw imprisonnient. Tbo peiition lm i leoieney wii* very strong in mtni- ber and standing of .signers, ^r ? oy* bobiSig c-.itntv Clalni* of hxlil--Wt.,,signed t>y Vf.s'.»■.■ FSrrr'.TtPrfr. - • an dispose of salne by applying to I' M linekingbairt.” 'H “I wottId like to work. niatni, M said the way si. |,'\\ a tide re r, “but. iwr see. I 1 have bes'-n hypwoii/i-d by it folirr whai m oti't*rrt-ine do a .‘li oke.' ! Fbo Edgetb'Ul I'own ('iniiieil fined ^Mr. U I!. Kvans t iveufydin'dollar* tirvd ’* :tp f . dini 'l illman t wonly-eigbl dollats lor tbe scru(hMhev get into smile week* * Almiibty was (be Hr been *l*iie to *tiow flls’lijoe all day lot' a b'tjg 'Him. U e l.avo b«^tJK4rai ing rai t l •in'il' tbo t M th is so full ol water it M ill be n-ii days jioi'ore tlfo low land* can be plowed.' •' Only one ear of gtian-n 1 as bo-’n re- and very till If eelvei! a tb 't has TiTT un - ! t Item to t.lii-. “plaee ami very been sold.'. Our I a niiei> going to praml. w itbniit it. titis year less tlie |u icit i* giejilly redn, I'd. j have your stpe- Wrw.'J. C. Jlal.r rcUirfief! botileon Sut- land w ilTli.ring i tM ilu\ a 11 "i- ..tanuuli.a I IHaekv ille, j I ibTiTTd fTTeni exceTIctit and vhcan food for bolli eotva ami liojgs. I now sow one aero ter feed, and I be middle of February 1 sow again in rows 'd feet apart, for *pt ing feed s In tin fall I lakelands whleb wmild make 7 hr K bushels of c in per aero without manure; 1 broad* c i»t .1(1 or HI hii*li<ds of cot ton seed ami Id,) pounds of ,'omm«*r"jal guano, kainH, ai'id uii'l high grade Ifrlili/.cr mixed l'ig» iber ,iiii|\pb,Mi <| uirler ilet-p ami e!o«e. I ilnn sow* ,‘J pmunl* o| turnip •led bi'oH' btHst, a to I bat row'I b"m under. I ijjpx sed of sin ii vai ict ies us | like, a to) tliey will be ready to feed your eow« on by fro-t, and (be amount, of Iced they wili make \wvtt surprise yon. I pull up and leed until k cAVFATSJRADE Marks ^ COPYRIGHTS. I OIlTAfN A PATKNTf P**r » answer all/) nil nnw ,1 i.i.iteon. write IV N ,S »V I O., wSo Imve U»J reun/lliit genr.’ i viwri.'ias* tn ths |>'it*)it btisliw**.. Cfinmitintr.. tiotnt sirWdjr (saiM«’iti^. A IlnnAkook «f Irs. fontmlinn r,.iir.'r».um ralrnla i«n,1 buw l<» «)b- 1'iin i tii'in m i,t free. Also. itoliiViiru. of tasclian* Uvl sn.1 MafiillH^L'te.k* lua.t frro. I'm,.'ins talon II,i,misIi Mm,n A Co. refrlTM Bii ,i»l •olirwlnth. | i'll 11 fir Amrrlran, an.l Hem air t.masliC wt.ls l'r L. teietl.r iml.tlc •Itli- ent mst to ftin tnTammr. TTit* »virn«1Ta napeir, is licit wrcklr, elcsaiitlir Ulniiirnlcil, Iim U* fur 11,*^ luu'i.st r.rcnUli'in el hiiV Re.oMiao<l*i,ik la tb. ttefM- t*,'l * vrnr. ’.ir nipip* Merit rrrn. Iti.lt Inis i-t.iiili.u, n,.ia My. f'.fil. ».'.ir seirl. fei'ies, '2a ft nt*. every iiun.i'. r ontsinii Lemi- tlflil puoi*. HI (te|,H*i, ana l>hnt,,frrH«ih. of lit (r tiuus**, mth plnnn, ensblinff imlhtur. ie sh,,w the Ulcsl>1f»t|ois fiU'l “crur" rentrartM. A <1(1 rctf MU2tA W'Vo., Nnw VoiiK, aut Bhoauwat. Auditor’s Appointments. -Nmico is luirvitiy glvtm ptrrgnwtit to you SIX) or 1,000 pounds - i m Q H e. 1- ~ " ii Ii ' iy' .s,'i il.i'..l ton i.r initial 11 ii lm.ul ■ relatives in Orangeburg. ; ati.l ymir land worth double wbat it Ml-* Edna Si rob I,* Of Hltiekv ille, I'va.s w lloii stin ted w ith it. spent a few d|iys in jown hist week i For .prliig feed I sow on the Mill of .\f.r lit pry Walker, tif A pplfion, wa* February t be imrple top ktrap leaf, as tnovetl to ^/VWWWVNA lie utci Pmriil's FirtilU, ,t 'V ~*V. v ■•2 . vV >' a Ii JOH fOIMS TorrisTtocs Potatoes Cabbage Berries P^as a<M , Mhtr Melons Trucking Crops lor Northern «m] \Vcgt~-n flarkcts, POWELL’S GRE^N=BAG Fertilizers, t'hc hi'jtn it ffTilth' fi rtilhi-rs in- arc the kind yeu nerd. S'sid f,. tirttil .r tell i :; all .:t"Mrt t’liin ro\VLLL rrPTinfrp a chl.t c< • AlTlBCHC. MO. r.-rtit rer nvmtifarturcrs. tmivn. 1 -■.fs.ttrrs-PT; \T-*rr>VT*f ^-sgr. Siir,'.l,"~*r f'C tslt. I ,.11. chtl itcl A. :,i "t-s amt .ill kind* of I'** lib. fig M itcri.i,.,. It is iiot, gen,'ally known; perhaps, that it i» a vmlation rtf law - 10 put lire in thi> woftds. Evt-n body »hpnld let it bf s'.'om o. for N.O'b Ii res are (rei| ni-nt 11 urv d.itigfroiis amlalM a\ » do! t inti i e. It i' said that the only concern that makes himicv .withoiM advertising i« the. t tilted Stales- Mint. We do not loticb fm; the tnilbfuJiit ssof this state,- im'tit but mi* know tbalTt jiays to aiT- veritNC. «• Tin* Tvventy-kevpm!i Annual foti- venihm of tftc National Am. iiean J)Vo- j man * Strlltage A'*-iieia!ion Miisbeb] in | Atlanta la»t w eek. ’ M f#. \ irginia I). ' -Vt*utig, ol Fairfax, wss .tttmnig’ the prominent ladies in aUendanee. TTlK I’Kofi.r. ofliee wn* ii prelly.bttsy place last niiuitb. In addition to to apt- iar it" wtt])'tper work we rtttiied out over til'ft v-x« i en Ibotrsantl pages of Su- I tire me ('mirt argumotn* ami pain pit JeU, j fiv'sides law iilank*, letter a’nd note j head*, enveloi vs, ike in tow n on Sunduy. .f- M. A shitty nnit TsmTlv Ait' u.'ta. (ia., last week. Mrs Alafare Itagget died at. .lat^tsrm on Monday. Her n m tins werplntried in the ItoudK'grai e yard near tbis'plare on I lies,lay. Shu w as a daughter •>! T. W. Yoongblooil. Hat.. Friends in >Yinti r. W.e thank the gout I friends named be low lor pay liicni o f s ebscriptioos last month Their rcmeinbranee lutstiright* ened the new ytv.i's beginning greatly. Isaac A. Hy'ebes, \V. ]{. (Jiyens, .A. I’. Manvilfe, (I. M. Itranf., W. V. Gill, JLjF. GrliFnt, V. Black, II. Iv. Hulk, W. E. Brant, J. Hitter ec w ’<m, .1. W. !>voltes, W. K. Heard, J. A. ('bassorean,- .1. .f! Kearse, 1* I*. Sojouincr, ■^FrK. 11 air, E. Mon i -, .\l. I>. Anderson, .1. F. Hra, t, N. M. thdlv, W. J 5 Walker, . .1 M. Allen. II. W. .loh'nAon,, M rs M A Chusseicaii I. Httckinghiftn, ,1. E. Gtubb«, vScc., Ac., tint Y Jenny N'rfVi * J *M r. W. II. Connelly has the ennirue’ >o repair Itiifr* Hridge*, and we d" lin|*e that they will tie Tai-ml above high w.Nier iftaik and llxed to stand r, w liile, tiM' jbe'y have been impas»aldp for almiist a W eek at the time la-t *nm flier andeatfsed l gTeurdi ,*.t of ineou- AVf fltrilK'rin d‘e‘ dmpe irfilT I tie road w til be w orkeih atot fttil in good ronditl >n «•» any one can travel it w itit- fini the least fear. I be btt.U are having a rest, a*a^ttr «p'>rf*iio'h have tur'ieii their attentiof fo dm k h.inving. Soei.»t>!e* a tv ju»t aliout over w Hit u*. The next amiisement we look forward •t. > is pinder sltellingf. E. ^Jliiford * Rridge Xewn. V^P.Mr. .1. Mod f'rabliam died rltd.ienlv ^oii Saturday of Ifarl. railnre. lie drni.s to'Olaf in the- morning witb liis wife jitt'l atVr taking out his hur*e wa* at lacked with laint^mss andcanied into t'bitty'* *torf, where be died aliuost imiuediatelv. He wa* the scomtii son of the late Major.E.l. Hraldtittn, and had reached bis lifticth year la^t norm It. II is bealtli bad been poot for some titiu*. hut hi* death ua« unexpected, Ile was n man of admir ltd'* tiait* of ehaiaclei; :i’>d wa* tndsl higbly regarded by bis neigltbor* ami at'ijhaintances. Key. |)r. -KI well, oi H.-unbeig. otticiated at, hi* l.urial on Sunday at Mi/p ib cbnreh, a very iarge-emtgregatiou uniting iu pay ing t be I:t't tribute. A wife and pile ♦mn survive him. - TlVe Oliver Wendell lEdmys Eiferary Society afford* the yn'.irtg ^tcople of Three' MHe r.nd tlji* lawjisltip protlT and incidental pleasure.. It ha* soTne r tivoiiFy-five huunher*. It's meeUffg* •ire held Friday evenings and The dm 1 hates, essay*. er|tieisius and :t'ldiesscs tire always in^tenetive Jtlifl interesting. \ Of course thero i* more or les* Inre^t*- c.ussion to giVCj spi« !* ti) tbe-e pi ilknit ’ gat lie rings. * ’ °' rraiuinenl Yisfitor. ( ol. dobn I'.kdoaHs dr., oi'rolttmbia. counted. And w.c arc ready for more. ‘‘It*s a great inistakiy ’ said a. ydubvs- 'iphor. 'UiYr a ptor niaii to go into poll- | ties ttnle.-s'be 1* snVc lie. can make a liv- "ilig lit It.’’-—“Tlwt’s vevy true.” replied the philosopher's wife, “but it scent* To me that a man wbocooldinake a living at polities could grt .rich doing most atiythlng else.’’ A gcHtlcman tells us that one part of alum to nine parts of «alt will save sour pork, lie uses one and one-half pounds of a'lttn to 100 pounds of pm k; tlissolv- ing the a I mi', ami p"tirjug in on (he mi at as it is baingp icked. Alter pa' k- iog; pour on.cntttigh b; ine to rover i(, IE' el.iinis the*—I bis |rt j i>e<'«* wtH dravr the souritessout and ■avc the meat. must-be so. w.tji iu tow ► ion, the law rank among of his years n T. >»h>» n imtil''i w, (#n. ? g the mo lotidav. t n hi* proles Sloan lias t.ik iisliigh mostenlineiit attorneys in the State, and his al- “Whaf e.vstrybody *Fv Ev-‘rybody s iv* th tt rt .Y llox of M.on- ke\ s,"as presented tt the <)|>er:t Hous" last Tlntrsilav eveuing, was^lte t>e»t aoiateur enterlaLninent.ever given in ii.trnwell. We refrain frtmt.Tfpi'atitig tbit eomplimentary remark* we have beard, le»t the v ill tig performers may !>e stage struck. Married on the lid in-f. at the resi- vh'itcc. of Mr. Isaac Mit'hals'oo, vliistice H. ('. Holman otlleiating, Mr. .Samuel Krusiioir of Ham well and Miss Marie Heinantof New York. The I’eoptr a"- knoi'ledges cake and extends cottgrar- nUtions,. II. H. Halford, S. F. St'a** 1. E.'Attawav, O. II. Best, T. IE Edits— I >. 1’. Sprawls, AlfredOwens, W. U. Hartzog, d. W rave, d. A. d< it kins, ('. F. Selieider, F. 1). \N iison. Illmulslied in lEtrnwell. 'Anofber of iheT periodic dlffte’dltie* frotn xrhidi rt» re rcPm*Tn"t>rrn<> <• -r:f|>04 occurred Harnw t lI oh Tuc^tlay. I'hr pritudpa,ls, MCssr*. Alfred Sense and (7. f»."Swsn, had hot Words Pt the strdet, nearly approaching a resort to pistol*. Mr. .'sease went to ,iustice iioluiaic*of fice to take out a warrant for M r. Swan. When the latter came in the discussion of their iHtferfeneos was restifiied. dtts- tice 11 elniaa sent for Sheriff Eaitca»ur, dust as ho arrived the duel Began. When the into’ chAhge of shots had • tid ed Mr. Sense was found to Be tmriou-slv wounded, a Ball* having entered the right side, below Hie nipple. Mr Sw an I tad reci'i yied-a-fUwIt vvoumi in tb« wei-t, and >V. A lloltpan, E-tp, whose oflice w as u xt to fbe d ustiee'* olliee and w bo wits trying to f|iiiet the ditlicuity had a finger shot sp ibat amputation was nee- ess’.iry. A bullet cut the nee. tie of J. <). Fatterson, E'(| , who was also try ing to stop the light. M r. Sea** was re- nioveil/to a bedYooin over Mr. Michal- soil’s store, lie was n *ting easily yes terday morning. The Sheriff cmiKnit- ted Mcsyif. Swa’i, IE U. McEcmore and Harney Diamond to jail. From, eight tola dozen shots were’ lire.I. Hut for the Sheriff" 1 s brave discharge of duty it i* thought that results would have been more .serious. A Fitiful Picture. '1>> public cordially invited to attend t!.ie Masonic Meeting in the f-'mirt House this ev 'itliig. t'ol..lE'bort Ald- rieh will tliFivat ail-address a-ttd on be half ji( Ifarmoity Eodge pre«e't to < barles < aribll Simms Esq. a band.«otne gold Iteadetl cane. Two “old bachelor*'’ from' Denmark e.itne to Harnwcll on Monday. The Imig ride over rough roads whetted tbeir.Atppet.it \s to exceeding sltarpness. Through native, h iidiftilness they-kepwj,, away from the ge^orotWf.iblcs spread Bv the Baptist I»dies in- tho Court House, until-their hunger became governable, when they milieu and ver- r uor( > lured up. After dining they pronoun- | wash A New York World correspondent, who lias recently been to Nebraska, draws this pitiful piet re of the cotuJi- tiott of ittany of the people : “They had free land to heglij with, but it wa*». prairie land.' .Timber was not available and find was always hard to get. Most of them lived front the be ginning in bouses builtof sod*, most of iJtem with one room, o.te door and one window , warmed to w 1 nter'VVith a,stoye. They h ive made hut two crops in elev- Tbis vear tliey niade liter’ally t'Otbiiig. One. man repot led that ffpin forty bushels **f potatoes piaiifced be tm- 1 gatlicrO(t_;i scant jpisbel, of \vbic!i none Ilian hickory nuts! The than a foot high and did ced tbo dinner the best tbej had ever | llot cv0 ,, t „ rl ,D h f„ ( |der. The wheat eaU'tt amUlm ladteji ser-v-ing. ir 1 ha v»ry i !t in| uat * did ifoi grtlW git Ti">TT a* f-ra-s preuiew they ever saw. ITtey sfepa/l- | . lQ ,| vieldd to. grain. Chi " ed fff! se Coasts premising ro cotuf every | t|,e farm The Worh^ewg^ ■respond M'tf drove thirty miles tbrotigb thu country and nevt r saw a fovvTT The pcoptc who had horses left vvfflre anx- by local ttppjications, as they cannot I ions to exettange theaifat the rate Of txach Lite ili.sga.sed. ..piJtl'Um.of the mu', j two-for .otic covv.—Aatow t* vaiustf at sale Jay a a lontf-assoeh tHrtmr* last. Deafness Caiinot fto Curetl <rt?ldy won success surely augurs b gh- er distiu lion it liis life is spared. In public life, a* Senator from l.iml county, Crtl. Sloan has made a mod, praiseworthy record. My It is'.'in telligent aiid con-ervative coit:s ring t 4 he recent, session he miitiib (Itt- lirt|>i>Hv to party harmony and to tip: porfeci ingdf At iso legislation, sec tiring Htid exercising an inlloeoce always lor I good and equally creditable to his good surface heti't and strong head. -J . \Ve*will Indeed, >o satisfactory lias, boon lii* rlischarge. of Scualorial dtltios that n.-'i- i y thnughtlTil nten aro recogni/ii|g 1ii» complete litue'S for btgbcr honom and rcsp'msibililies and believe that bis ele vation to the -Exei utife chair would m irk the complete reconciliation of our people. I'nerc is only one way to cure Deafnes at.d tlntt is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an iutlantod con- ditixui of ftte mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gels tnilametl you have a rumltliug sound or lillperfejd hearing, and when jt is en tirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless tits* inffamm.alion can by takc-ii out and tttis tifl>e -restorciD'to its normal condilKm, bearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out! caused by tatarrli,. whi It is hothing hilt an intbttned ct>niiittbn of the nitt- • H e 'w i 11 gi v c Ong^Uai uJrcd I )i >11 a r- for any juimj of Deann^i (caused by calarrlo tliat I'anttot, in* cured by Hall'* Catarrh Cure. SendAlor clreulars, free F. .E Cmm.v iYCo.;Toledo (). jTiy“.''vdd by Dntggi-ts, 7oc. • fin Heed. r * no bundinNi pounds of Kolb Gem h ml (jTossierWatermelon Seed for .-ale at AHavtay* Brotlicrs." HitThvvtdT. iVr- sonally selected by F. T. Amlersoti. jan!llxtr , Y-” About ail there is in life is a {$qnd nigbl’s-sleep. I nste id of worrying and fretting for fame, a man should con- • duct him* If in tittcliti inafftier during the .day that he will xiyvp wcll .aTnVgbt. I f ii ui.tit will beh ive himself :ind sleep | only tflJ, hut sht* can pick a better liv ing from tlte-Helds than horses can and families can Jive ort lire milk. The people have no food, no fuel, no clothes. They have nothing to sell god no money to buy anything and stock nt,. all kinds has been Mimed loose to .r ;l th. r ! t,,u 1 t [[ " ^ '-'L 10 IrH'.rpool merchai^: . •. i . . . i ^ .1 !iml MU'Yi’i* n lie i*<g ni if»>< u 11 ;i living ;i< it m*t i't\u I win the siiintril Act of the Getural, Assembly iu refer mice thereto. ' 'llte Auditor oy\|ii* Iti'pttly will at tend iU tlie following pja,.•<•* on the days TintffWlt t’or" t fV'.^partuts- «Vf fak itig T'ax Kcturus for the tlseaFyear commeiteing . . i Nov. 1st I mu I. The ’law requires that .,! i.ii ’cH" 'i 1.' n .!. n . .'>H personal property tmul be returned this year. sM.I returns sent by mall.must he sworn to,before an ollieer qualified l«y :nlitiiiii*ter an o ilh.' Efu li.it dts—iiiiti 'davv dan. IH -t. f olsfoti- I ridav, I*et'. 1-E^ J’ Himter’s l hape! -SHtinalaV, Feb. 2. —Ilii'iiiirstinig--diuul.iv. I'ttb. Itiri —M r.Iwar '^Tiic*• fay, Frh. orh.' ' Haodierg—NVeilnesday and Thursday,’ Fob. 01 h and 7th. ' D'.muaik- Friday, Feb. S(h. W b.'tbv- Sat urdtiy, Fen. bib. ii lag), v ille .Mumlay aud Tuesday, Feb, Hth and i jHt.~ Elko—Wednesday, Fe1>. Eitb. - WiNiston—i linrsday. Feb. Itth. Tinker’s Creek— Friday, Feb. lath. Fid He point—Saturdav, Feb. Ttfih. tiovafi—Monday, Feb. I s >h.' - ■ Georges (.'reek ( iub l.lousc—Tuesday • •Itm. Hit It. ,r - The Auditor'»sf,nfe<rw ill be kept open from the lirst, of January to the 'Jhlh of February for the purposoof taking re turns ' REAP. f?ead. pead. ,soi nt .\Nh xmrtTt * AMi;i:ic.\\ ija)yds, New York and ( liicniro. — - r riie cheapest nijtl most reli- n!)!c In-iiiiin. •• iit Tli^"vfT7rht7 r lt^ie miilei.si^iicil, Acn'lil - frrf lilt’ fiInYfTY'Tn 1 >dl nwTTT IliejTbcgin to run 'tp,i then turn cows and’hogs on help thcmsilve* Y'ou now lock w intcrcd. and voitr tbey come earlier tban any oilier kin.I I have ever hfanl of. I'o jirepare land* I broadcast ,‘Jd or iO htt*bels of cotton seed ji-r acre watli’Jll ) pounds of kainii ami acid: mix it tog'dbe'r ami break under dose iu January of the fust of February: lay off row* feet apart and put.'fh drill g pound* of bigb grade fer- iLizuiylictt tut r >ke oJLftt >■ • d i’i drill. .1 planted one-balf acre this way and pulled tt|> and measured one row and made an aveiagivand it yielded me ill im*bcl* for fee,ymany of tlit'in vveigbed 21 pntihd* eaelt. Af ter turnip* were |mited up and fed to stock I then planted the .same land in sweet potatoes ami made a good erop. I admit tliat turnips arc not aa rich food for cow* and wl)| not make as rich 'butter as pea* and green rve, but they arc good food for cattbmind hogs. I speak frotn experience. I'feed raw but they would Be Better cooked. Yours very respectfully, Thus. {'lav con. Olar, S. C., Feb. HtTVbS. A Xovv Enemy lo Cotton. Wliile tliou-amls of immigrants from .older States are l ittering T'extt* every year to engage in cotton culture in- crea»iilg the yidvl rafdilly ami threat ening to drive the Atlantic States of tiic htisim ss a new enemy to the cot ton plant lias recently come from Mex ico into Southeastern Texas and infe-t- e.l a. dUlric.t uf aboutU,UJ>)squttre tnlies. The new enemy j* ait insect called the "cotton boll weevil ” It bores into tlie cotton boll amF ruins tlte staple and seed. In some instances last se tson it caused a loss o( from 5b to !)0 i>er cent. It spreads rathe? slowly by (light but is apt to be carried in cotton iTont the in- lectod liehU to the some what widely separated gin*. An expert from tlm D,'|> it iment of Agiiculture at Wash ington spent the fall and early winter months in the lields srudTing tlie in sects. t'pon bis re port tlte Departin' nt has written the Governor of Texas giv* ing warning of the probajde extension o It bed a n i ti gC~Yd tlie cotton crop of Texas iu the tVcnr fcture, and lit** po*. sibViity i)f the spread of the, insect to neigliboring cotton growing State* Immediate legislator is urged, w hieh Will isolate thy a Heeled region and also the Mexieaq border. . Tb.* insect is practically a new one to entnmolnqis'ts, hut it has been found 6.-0, R1EEY. Countv Auditor. GO TO ALLENDALE, S. C, If you want to buy the be>t Mowing and Heaping . Macliines on the market for the least iffftney. They s>'ll the fa- nnuis Walter A. Wood machine and all Kep.-tir parts, such ajr Hivcts, Knife Heads, Ac. Headquarters for Horses and Mules, Httggic* and Harness. (jitneT-ly TASTELESS IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 60 cts. ’ i;ai vtia.nt.s.,Nor.tc,isas. rsT'.*MoOlcIn-xCr,., si. 1/juie, Mo. (icn'li'raoii: — VV,' ► ,!,t lust fetir, tiflO bettlo* ot , , . , , 'OfiOV Et* TASTKl.Khrt CHILL TONIC nod hara that linrtv years ilgo it caused t ll<'a>>ail- i txuwh'thr*o ^rossalracJy this year. Iii nil our ex- domnent of cotton culture aro.tndMou- ^ SSw'c^i^ clot SI, Mexico. tncUoU us jrour fouic. lourntnily, Ali.N2 Y.CAbH A CO. Hon il is in Texas. lit a recent letter to a friend in Y-nik- VIlie, Mr. Huinhcrt FerguSiiti, a former citizen of Chester, hut non of Weston. Texas, giv>'s the follow ing informal ion, that will he of inteicst to people itvilti* seetion‘‘Hogs are selling here, for $!|.‘.M a hundred gross. Coltonds ftell- fng at from i 25 to 4 75, and haslnot been over 5 cents this Reason. Not In eluding cultivation, the expenses of the cotton raiser* arga* follows : J , ’otir tlol- lar* an acre for rent, i>5 cent* a hundred for picking, 75 cents for bagging'and ties, and one-fifteenth for ginning ” If these jL’cx.t* people can raise cotton un der these expenses, the people in'this section li.id belter lie looking for somc- thing else.—Yorkville Enquirer. I.'iv Kitroot., January 1',1S05. ’ 'DkvkSiks: Since our letter* of the 1*2ili December, id w hich we referred to the- eoiHimted -seHmg-rrf new rmpr, kens st.arve«l_L l * >ere . I|:| * deeii h furtl).'r decline r.-rtd ,i ‘-bfrcu f"l IS!.5-t.b is selling here on a basis, of about I venison plantations ih America>'ThH stiilt'i's of these positions are vci'V aggressive, rtnd reports be tug current tliat ant'tlit-r large crop will he |>lantcd. feel contident tliat tliey will i>e enabled to repurchase their present sales at a prolit cf one,cent or more. In mber Words, they expect that farmers w ill be,ready to part with the next crop at three cent* and below. - Of course there is little nr no doubt conbsi.ilks. Only the mild vviutei* so far previvifr* bupiireds-of people flTPm freezing to dpni It. of tint jrr,- 'They are bard w orkittg people. Most qf tbethsfre pttie Americatfs Of tbe tiest. elassyeyoungcouples win* vventmitand tooir up quarter se. lions of free land ami who. Iiave labored liard. bopclully ttltd Inttdligenlly, making every edge cut, trying to m ike g:ains, '.took, poul try, dairy, pjaydui-r*;; everything or ativ- tliing iliat vvoulil ht’ing tn a d'dlar'. I l.e land and the climate have been ag.ft.iln thfnt. —. A Hootl field. __ md MtttVcbe*ti*f spinners, prices vv fll rule very low, ami IT Would be unfortu nate if we should get anutlpir enormous crop; even s,(MSI,(SMI hales would he a great deal to large for the world's re quirements when we consider that the English spinner is by no means in good position, although Continental trade conditions—F ranee. Germany, A it stria and l*ussia—we Beg to kay are fairly. fa v«rahlb A Very truly Hi t it, Cow t.i.L A C<>, M e IttfiY frotn a r> eeut poem in w Ikieli [ fltfeTlTre occni s : “I toil lint in a liur- rett tielil," Thut sirtne of the poet* are nsell and sleep really plowing for a liv ing. We advise j ivelUhe- ne-d not worry about hi* fit- , H il ,u, li fo reg: rd eotton only as a _ 1 ture: fie will succeed imeverytbingHiat plus’,'rop,'and to give their best effort* — —. —. • isdwrablc vet> inuclt better thau (Itosc* i ni tbo raisjiigs>( bog ami hominy.—At-, The Dispensary. Board of Control is I w ho do not bcliHvcthcmsetyt*, and con- lafcta'Constii utiou. ’ (o meet today. ITtder tbe new law tlte scqticntly do tiot sleep wrll. The great I e— 4.<mi ty.y Supervisor is I'resident of the ; *>.cn t ot lilc is goinl c nidm t. Dining Hoard and.one of the old mein burs will : all the lewariD Ugit are wovth having consequently have to retire, J —ENvliango. Governor Evan* "HI in about two weeks call for a convention of the fann ers ot-f be-statc to be held in Columbia it* luvord.ince with tlie rvcominenila- tion of tlte Cotton Growers’Conven- fion recently held in* Vicksburg, Mi*-. Some action i» »ought whereby, th* eotton acreage can bo reduced, and oth er phnt* aoi'ornplishctt h-okihg to tlte remedy ing of evil* vyeigb'iig heavily oil the agt ii-ultitial interests of the State.' Several counties l ave J!ready held preliminary i-onv ent i >u>, f.iii ^ . .1 . . . L .1 c. —FOR fl.tl.rc HY — N. HI K< kIiAETER. Second Seasoi). ev- M icon. Ga.. Itad a f'•.«),out) ffre l^ff j erv coniity in the Stam‘Iq,,! J top- w*rk. vOuf stoty erediu ttistatt to a fe*eiited in a convention ol *uclt vital ei gate Lie. ’) tnq»ortaiivo. '■* i iuLj. I have received at my Sale Stables, East side of the Public Square, Barn well, a first class lot of Ifrst class horses and mules and will oontinifc-to receive other shipments of the .same sort until everybody i.« ^Upplied for the work season of 1*05. C?rrne ami see nlyVstoPk andleartt my |irioe*. Stock lias nevfer be fore, since this wa* a country, Iveemfocheap add never will Be again in our time, and I head the procession for Bargains in this good old codpty. * Registration Notice. The Registration Books wilL he open at the county seat oti the first Monday in each month for the transaction of such BtisinesXas i* provided by law. I. G. .1 MN N1 N’GS, Supervisor. nevl5-tf * ... .v , T.B.£LUS,J^ V Surveyor and Civil Engineei Spi'eiiil attention givemto the couipiitutioti of water powet,-, IcveliniB'at|d drainage. A postal card audn'ss«.d to meat JIa his, S. r. w ill receive prompt attention. octwmw ■ Judge oi Probate Notice.- To Executors, Adniinistrators and Gttardians appointed by tho i’rohate Court : " . .. You will please take notice tliat. the statutes require vou during the i of Jautl.trv and February to uiaL turn to tbefrobate Jaulgu of allTklfUes in your - ptfssc»*loYt'T<"r' the, preceding year, and lucft*e of your, neglect, that vou t*e. uited so n> <lo,-4*t lose yottf tnUit- ini**ions on nioney* received and paid out foiystuh estate. ' ~ T. rt. WEEKS.J. p. B. C. C’onnty, can Fire Insu- rffnet! I.*) per cent.-In'low all ot llCCldtos. JL'dhk’ to smc ii*, ami al <»ucc. VAU ARI.K EAND.s ix BAPX* Well Old Aiken < oum i**« belong mg m the New England .Moitgagc Seenrity Company.^. I’oi-om* de»lrlng u> l•uy or rent « il •In well to write to or call eti W. H. liagood, Jr. .aJLXUNWEf.E V. II., ». f., For full partlctihtri. mar8-|r Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS. Surobon Dentist, HI.Af KYIEEK, - -* “- - - s. C. 1 ~ M TH V*» ut Mi. otiti** lyKirnweff • v« rr .^al'Y - dflV urnl lit dav a'oi ,|,t\ milouini.. Will l>c nt I.r* ilntne oflke in BLLikvilb tv- ci v Lrldai and toiturilay. ami will ii.aki-a*- I ointim'iti* to the. i patieM . at any «»( imr A. *i. r.uowx, <;. K. I* V A N. 1 Iain >vcl 1. • 1 >vc. 18^.18111. diaries Zissett, l uutUV , ad ..'.-Ui<. ir rt » uk m*** - • f Mlnr it rtiTT entdiLl!.' IT rtiHtutcTpToa Th-tiral < "Ib'Kc; htn*. flail Keventi * n jraf-ar tive pro<- lien) rvjh'tit-fict'. ran pU.'UM)ouin •it,* M *y of work itud price.i. ]R Docs This First door sniffh of Brown Hottse, liarnvvrM ('. IE, S.C.,offers hi*services tf) the pubTic. ■ • - An experience of upwards of forty ! years is the best guarantee That ho knows In* business and will give satis faction in the quality of bis work and the. moderation of his charges. t*r Reliable time keepers for sale. - ‘itfihk - —r Carolina Midland R. V/ Co. To take effect at a.JO A. M.'i hursduy' September tith IS!) I. oouilitHoiiud. J • 1 ! —.. t-. — !»• V = I4 -•S 1- £ a «. FI J:i*L ; The management of the Equitable Life Assurance Society in the Department of the Carolina*, wishes to se- cure a few Special Resident Agents. Those who are fitted for this work will find this A Rare Opportunity It istror^, however, and those who succeed best in it possess character, mature judgment, tact, perseverance, and the Tespecl orihcrr community. Think this 1 matter over care fully. There’s an unusual opening for somebody. If it fits you, it will pay you. Fur ther information on request. W. J. Roddey, * Rock Hill, & C. 75tb Meridian 'lime. STATION’S. <1.15 I.V.*Seivent ..Ar. *.|0 <1.51 ' i, Poor ti.5* 5.55 *. r.. Wagener. ■ 1 ' t I 7.()*j G.16 Perry 7.!h G..'!5 *....Salleys ^nr~ 7.32'.. 7.00 .Springfield^.. rY.i ._ . I 4 7.TT .7.2 | Whatey* 777 7.1* 7.55 .. ..Walkers .... 5 M> >5.:];) 7.20 0.2’.) 7.00 G.l* ! tj.oti d.lO 5.55 ■ 1- <>0<' 5.50 *.0o HOtiAr/ Him kv. 1 Ev. 5..I5 5..'f.1 10 !I5 I0.:t5 EvJ 4 fAr. 5.00 5 1* lff.47il0.5‘) ... Aslilelgli.... d 55 5.07 1 10.52]lEn5 .. . .1\ o<id ward... 1.25 li.Oll : :i f ■ • IE00.II 25 .....*. Barnwell E05 E5o * (> I* 11.12; IIr .-T « Jfl! I |4i ■ 11.21 12.15 .... BroWiicJ] ;.. . 3.2'\l'.3« 11.20 12.25, Crtve* ... UailSfO ;t 11 .'!* 12 40 . .. .•Seigling .. . j ;>.() • 4.22 •» i i . I f. 1512.55, A r* A1 lend ale Ev . 2. 1.15 ■ r~ r. a m c.m. v. M. f. m. \ i 1 • • ' - i ' : Health means so much more than you imagine—serious ancH fatal diseases result from' trilling ailments neglected. 1 , Don’t play with Nature’s', greatest gift—health. IfynaartfoBlifiK , out ot aortt.vicaic J and nrficrtlly ex- haosteil, ncivoi;*, h»Y« no app-tii« . •nd can't w.ik begin at once tak ing the most relia ble strengthening ' . itiedicine winch U Btown'a iron Bil lie* cure-hen-tit come* from tK: very tint dose- if' , ii’im'/ ttaiH ro*' , tn-fk, « n Tl ’ • , pita.ant U* lake. , It Cures S. N. GRKKV. B. REED Real Eshitc Agency AND- Advertising Bureau. IVe have this day formed a copartner ship for the purpose of buy ing, selling ami advertising Real KnLale, especially farm and timber land*. We WtH have unusual Jaciltflfs for luinging the most desIrAble class of humigrants to thi* muntrv through a t ad vert fsi rig xrhrTiTe Which we arc perfecting apd which will extend over all the Northern and West ern States. All person.* wishing to buy or sell Real FIs laic will please apply to it* in person or be mail. ' LLL Elko, BarnwellCtL, d. (' 1*. O. Box ! 15. No vein her l*t 1*01. Bamberg Hardware Store, C.*J. S. BUogKEIE Proprietor. Keep* a ftrlUitte rsi 1 Hardware’, 'Fth Ware, ‘Agate Iron Ware and Gun*. T'ull stock of IEim; Bali Goi.mI*, and V^tll I in,all size*,con*tantl\ onhand v AT to price . Twill not he under by any Southern d<al r. 1 adv^tbe eitll* ami patronage of my f:1|*flffk an I the general p iblie. 0. J. a. BRDOK ER, apr5-ly famberg, S. C. Bainvv, b. 2Uh J.:murv 1 .'''a. S y Pecr^ W. Price i t; . - JaTvlteS all |<irsi’n* havi.:g wagon*. Mtggi<‘*. roail cart* ikediug r» p;iir» to ! ••all at hi* General Ufeoa-MsShop* lipfore ‘ making contract*. First t.la-* boi-.. shOeliig a *|M'ciaUy. Stiperior faciM- ties for repairing mowing maehfnyi. All kinds of metal work done anti *.-tri<- faction in evert parTh tilar gujn aniccd I’l lfKY W. PHD F. Urn PcchniantL rjh >p. . End, Uant vi II, *. E. Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, ’Constipation, Bad Blood " • Malaria, Nervoua ai!mef1ts< WomcnJacfOTplaintg. j <,. t Adt* 11m i * inline- it I,., ^loused nd 1 | lines mi the Wr;ipi>cr. All ol tiers are suh- sliiulr* On ici eiyt of Iho I. stnn|n n, ,,ill sen,] ct <>l Ten Bvauiiiiil WoiiU i Fair Views ami book li e. jf bhown Chemical co. Baltimore, md. m Lands For Rent And Sal#. • - - ; . 17.(MK1 acre* in HafnwellGo o.iXlt)acr' A in AILcn <'<>. al<oa lev, jonaff farm* in Colleton A ml Sumter Tbuintic*. • Par ties dedfing to hny on g‘»dN ‘ierm* ismall ea*h pavtlirnt and halattee on 5 yen * tit.irc t or-to tent; wil'do will lo call on, or w rite.. lEWl l:!* A SIMMS. ~ Barnwell S. O. Treasurer’s Notice: CiU-m v Tiifa-i ufh's tirFicK. L.iuswt.t.i .H. C. .Vi *.‘jl>t. 1*!M. THJ Tr.r; ttrer - Ofib •• b< ur* aEUfrmsi v,111 Is-. iMitd tbe t'l'o I r< ui Ua m. to I p, m. KitMii-t to J O j,.. in. i v> pt on *>durdays wllVIl ctltci. Will lit'< |om .1:0 :i o' I \N l.i vr I. i vy fore-ant,-, 5 m.II Lev) lor < »r,lmnry < o'aitv, ntill*. ]. vv for i,<* I. 2 uyfr 'lota! Iz \ v. Iu , oml*. Alt *;«•,-ml District* l .ive an ado! tloual lm \ l\ ilt>*to/j/^' mill.*. Flka Pejafw.'ff.'V, inil!.*. Vltli-. 2 mill: : •- Dait Brar, h, 2 mill*.— > J * * m-ittiimr. 2 mills. A lif t,date. 2 noil*, . ( !, ar 1‘ohd. 2 nnlis. i o'* Ac,oh niy, 2 mills, II. ’ri'tilcs. 2 iu ill*.. ’ Kdistp. •> mills. , , . . 11. ,,!> hraneb, 2 mil!*. <>ov!;c,null*. Ninio.ial I'..i iL MW Goidwul t'liver roin j tti i iv*)4 ■ for Tax* ,*. The tkios-jail! G oj* n frum tbe l*tli Octo I,, rri,)-*' • t I>,,, mUr wttiu i.t |n ratty. \ *■ roi.t Cfsi I >,,, iiil* r to I'.ib .<hiiixhv Istj fax'* v. il! I* tv, lyvcdviiui |h r i ent. js'r: • | ally, alter «! i, !i time t“,-tnlion.* will be writ. I o ii up,in all iklir.qnent fax, *’ | Al)|,ir-<n vvritihirtT) know the snx oot ‘ f j tlu ir l av*.* mv.-t do fo by the 15th |h** n t-ai", ^a* H.< v > am ot. |.». aii.w, a* I have Lit * Otic Book add it IsTmpiJftnIjh- for me tts»a_f i 1c. ( Taxes aj.d an. wer Ftoh ha,uirteti at'tl o | -aim fiwte. . ' ■ i All |».r*..n* M-ndina morf, tothi*efflre will p’< .i <■ do-o L» |^.-tii| or*t, V i-r rTiO'trteit kt . i rcr, not hv-ftlNdreiJL" aa er»ry iatkt.^0 j i. .1. Lv*. irhls tni d Mv, rv. * II-. ’- - * . " . -i. k t Ki-K, frrasum 6.E. • i- IF-