The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 11, 1901, Image 2
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Vhs BarnW(ill Puuola.
Jn. I. HDLX1S, Ulitr I Pnp'r.
liMflrt cdtiSft ciitciiUTion.
- - . ... - - — - .
A Pit If* II 1W1.
If ^oniitor MoKniirtn run fur
r*e1«ctinn in iidrt ycnr’d primury hi*
friomU eUewlinrf wlti lie eurprU<'«l hC
ilie vote he will (jet In thi« county—It
VIII be mi mluro«co|)lcnlly kiiuII.
Now that i'loritU ton Hit trerel i«
about over it U to be hoped that the
Southern lUllw»y will (jive iome
thought to tlie convenience of the peo
ple living along its muin line. In nog-'
lectlng them this great system has lost
taucli patronage anil popularity, for
the schedules as operated have forced
people either to stay at home or to
travel by dirt road If they go abroad.
IVe venture to say that If the Southern
people will inquire of their agents from
Allendale north ward their eyes will be
Opened to the fact that In catering to
through travel they have bottled up a
section that could give them more prof
itable local business. If the Southern
ofTIciaU would like a bill of particulars
we can and will give It, suggesting
that they Hrst question their employes*
along the line above indicated. They
will And that we have not done the
subject half Jn*t|cc.
After tan dsy's imprisonment Agnl-
Waldo took the oath of allegiance to the
government of the United Hiatea. Hie
conversion Is attributed to the mission
ary work of his former Filipino aeeoci-
alee, who showed him the error of his
war, and pointed out how great a bles
sing bent rolcnt assimilation would be
to hie people.
That may he e», hot his somersault
was too sodden |» be a geo ulna ohsttga
Of heart. From the general e*t I male id
Filipino treachery It appears the more
reaeonaMe to hetteve that Agulnaldn
•eaaghtoa- U> the Amerirea game
and reached the eeftrlostoa that he
es»wM hold his ewa la such a rrewd and
play his hand as wall as an? of Ike
Vaahea adventurers feathering their
neats at ibe espeaer of the old row
•nd With the plamlar of near
I’ft MKdt Hr IMYhl'JIAXS.
* At the last session of the (icneial As-
seuiMy an Act was parsed cieniptlng
graduates of (lie Medical CoMege In
Charleston from examination before
the Htale Hoard of Mmllcal Kxaminers,
giving them a decided advantage over
graduates of the other inedictl schools
of the United State*.
At s recant meeting of the Greenville
County Medical Hoclety a pieumble
and scries of resolutions severely ar
ralgulug the faculty of the Medical
(Inllcgc Ip Charleston', for a<lvocatVng
the pass igdof said Act were passed by
unaiiiiHoua and enthusiastic vote.
Numerous speeches were made In anp-
|j»*t • f the preamble and resolutions,
hut the ground was so well and forci
bly covered try I>r. L. 0 Stephens that
we give it In full. From this speech
our renders can fully gather the merits
of tbv cate.
DR. STEPHENS REMARKS.
“Mr President: The resolutions un
der consideration can be belter uuiler-
stood and its dl»c^i»*lun the more in
telligently conriitcted if nil the facts of
the agitation of what Is commonly
kuowii a* the “Students’' bill.” or the
bill to cxeiqpt graduate* of the South
Uarollna MWdlcal Gollege from exam
ination by the State Medical Examin
ing board, were fully understood,
ffavlng been a member of the examin
ing board and Its chairman, when the
bill was so overw helmingly advocated
In the House last year with a fair pros
pect of similar disposition in the Sen
ate, It was deemed advisable to convene
the board In Columbia at unen to op
pose I u passage by tin Senate. The
short notiev given resulted In getting
four out of seven of the members to
getber In time to go before the medical
committee. These were Drs. Napier,
liaker, Xott and mvself. We were
courteously and patiently beard, and
the committee decided unanimously to
report unfavorably. U|*on Mia thuds
l>>n we rested our cause and left for
home, feeling confident. The bill wa*
defeated, as you a|J know. Before
leaving, however, a letter was handed
me addressed to “Chairman of Medical
Examining Board,” expressing great
indignation at the action of tt.e eta-
dents, coupled with the remark that
'they had taken the hit In their mouths
and «e can do nothing with Iheiu.”
Chi* was signed, F I, Parker, d«an of
(••e faculty. Even with this a-suianec
of hoMilitT to the scheme and a evpv
af the resolutions by ihe faculty
c<oi.ieinnlng the sexhots of the students,
we did not feat altogether sstlsf|e<| that
there was not an elrai-nt la favor of It.
for !• the diseussiuqjd (hr wil. letters
were read and hint* throws, oat hr thr
a t> rw at. s •>( II,e tkilf wtrleW fsef fo rill.
This fTIII Intcrrat .Van;.
’ Rotaulc Blood Balm (U. B. It.), tho
fan.one Southern blood purifier,onlckly 1
cures cancer, blood poison, pimples, I
boils, carbuncles, ulcers, eating mtw*,
scrofula, ccxeitis. aching hont*. Joints |
or back, rheumatism, catarrh and all
Mood and skin trouhlea K. B. B. heala
nvarwaore and makes the blood pure
and >1 ib. It. It. It., the it neat blood pur
ifier made. Drugglsta.ll. Trial traat-
ment freeby writing blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ua.
SPRIN6 0PENI NS! “1”
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(For Barnwell People.)
SCOTCHMANS SERMON
- MODERATION.
ON
A .Scotch parson preached a long ser.
mou against dram-di Inking, n vice
pre\ alent In hU parlxh, and from w bb h
report said he wax not himself free, lie
wound up a* follow*:
“Whatever ye do. do It with modera
tion, and above all be moderate In
dram-drinking When ve get up 'n-
deed ye may lake a dram and anither
just befere breakfast, and nel hapsan-
itlicr after; hutdinna ha always dram-
drinking. If yearn out in the morn
you may just brace yourself up xvitb
iinilber dram, and perhaps take anither
before luncheon, and some, I fear, take
o in, which Is “hot so very hlameable,
but dinna be always dram-dramming
away.
Naebody can scruple for one Just be
fore dinner, and when the de-s«rt Is
brought in and after it’s taken away,
and perhaps one, or It may two. in the
coiir<e of tbn afternoon Just to keep tc
fro’ drowsylng or suozzling. but diiiua
be alwa>s diam draiiiming. After tea
and afore tea and between tea and sup
per D no tuoie than right and good,
but let-me caution ye. brethren, not to
always he dram-dramming. Just alien
\ e atari for Inal and when ya'te ready
to pop IntnT to take a drain or two Is
no mure than a Christian max lawfully
do, hut, brethren, let me caution ye
not to drink more than I’ve mentioned,
or inav be we may pass the bound* of
moderation.”
QUESTION ANSWKKKD.
Ye*. August Flower still ha* the
laygesl sale of any medicine In tbp cir-
I lll/e«l world Your mothers'an,i grand-
I mothers’ Merer thought of ustu - anv-
I thing else for In ltgeaiton nr RIMona-
I ne«s. Itwemra were e*-ar«*. ami ih»«
seldom heard of Appendicitis. Nerxog.
| Prostration or (Iran falluxr. etc. Tbny
leao' osst (he
Samuel Wiley & Co.
SPUING TfEMINDS
EVEKYBODY THAT THEY WANT SOMETHING
NEW. AND A DRESS IS USUALLY
FIRST ON THE LIST. -NO BETTER
TIME TO BUY THAN NOW, WH115
ASSORTMENTS ARE GREAT.
.ng *D3?ess G-ood-S.
^00 Yards Pique, Value Lk*., r - Price 10c.
500 Yards Pique, Value 2.1k*,, - - Price 18';.
1 Lot 40 inch White Lawns, - - Price 10c.
• ' .* •... . * ^ ^ ■ •»'—H-
Linings, Notions, Table Linens and Towels y Handkerchiefs,
Wash Dress Fabrics, New Dress Trimmings, *
/?. & G. CORSETh.
• * * »
MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS.
- " r $<>.m
- $1.50 to $3.50.
RIBBONS—100,Pieces Silk Ribl^ons, No. 40, (^0 ifc 80,10c.
EMBROIDERIES—Largest Lino in Town.
KNITTING SILK—wEmhroidery-Silk All Colors.
SPOOL COTTON—1 Dozen Coats, 50c.
GROCERIES—A full line fresh, with j>i ices to meet
* corn petition. .
HARDWARE—A complete and full line. •
WINDOW SHADES—Large line from 25c. to 7.5c.
I CUR TAIN RODS—Oak Curtain Rods. .
BOOKS—Lirgc Line Standard NovcL, 10c* to 15c.
Men's Two-Piece'Suits,
Boy’s Blouse Suits,
le* FUrijiai) Stillj
Blackville, S- C.
Three I’aperx, One Year Each, only 50c.
WEEKLY TIMES.
Richuoxp, Ya.,
Xow Only Fifty Cent* a Year and in-
* eludes abeolutely free
The Paragon Montlily, - New York,
I be Farm Joufual, • • Philadelphia.
• *
THE DAILY i» SIYDAY TIHES
DENTIST. OfJIrt. Wlllteknn
S. C Equipped for tntvm-
ling Work done at yo*»'
boim* auvwbcie in Barnwell County*
Will be at oiJice in Williston every Sxl-
urday and Monday.
Barnwri.l. S.C.,
. . , Will practice m all State xnd United
To make room for my splen- state* comu. spc«iai AueDtioii given
did Stock of Spring Qoods ,
will offer for the next sixty' 1VA n x rr t*>
days special reductions* in all UK, jM), i , LtL, JKe«
lines- of Winter Goods. .. . \
In some lin£s prices >will be
put at actual manufacturers-
cost, and while I am too busy
to give particulars L invite ev
ery body to come and see for
themselves.
I am sure that I can give
complete satisfaction to all rea
sonable buyers, and pledge my
self to carry out to the letter
every promise. If you wish to
be.comfortable from the hat on
your head to the* boots on your
feet call to see
T. B. ELLIS, Jr..
Surveyor and Civil Engine*
Special attention given to the compa
ration of water-powers, leveling and
drainage.
A postal card addressed to me at Mar
tin, S. C., will receive prompt alien
lion. octl-BO, ly
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Atlantic Coast line Railroad Co. ol S. C.
CoKDKKSKD SciIKDULK.
lust
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mi. ami
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ii
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frmw
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By taking the aetl
**)«!'• sued hlwioelf
•v. Unam e*4 weaned the way
esrt^e MheVaUan In that ha a
•ewlftad fc'aaeiMae*. Hal. will I
kaa waih * Aavseraliwg |w hi* me
h*« had hast Hltle mg«r I fn# h>*
a* a* iA.wea»l tax ht« haJ faith la
hi* her«ti» • i«h Ihe I
llaa. Tha wi'y Fl Ima
Ago.
• rtatinn
faae his
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rale li ihW. up»e ‘
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w a re all leaill.*
* a-t>an<«>l al th.
need leas i—f ms
eglslal.se amawaa'i
Us Is Ursltrai Asm
a (he salesman*
all nf llse a ha'aw
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the
la*l as#
■"•eg **f
fawstiv
use-1 Augiiat Ftoner
ax sirni anU stasfs ferassenutioa «.f
grstrd food, regulat- the a>'tloe
litre, si!molrte ihe aseevoaiaam
|e aeahsas as# the eratettt, an«| th
they when fes-Mag alull i
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CHARLEY BROWN,
—Like the—
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CHOICE COTTON NEED.
A n.
lot
•a the ’ half eat age ha
Ih* ealtfhiene | ang.
| ll la a haeefnl a«g«
shat lh* FlMgla-ss rae
lag are git lag ay ihe
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•'hmf Jaattm Rtrlimnh.1 U. Prarwsn
af Barth l arwtlsa en<w teid a lawter
*• he • aa dterasntii'it ht the etldenre
ef his wliaeaa: “Yes* a eh* Ihe n ieag
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la e
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, pallet
-a aa I
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W h.« h
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Discs Fresh From the Fire and Oilers Old Tine Bargains
at the BAIN STREET STABLE^, like Brown’s Old sun
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ter lining ttf Ihe
have *t all •wdtha
The esiaem -d Aikess Journal aa-J Re
Slaw has prwhahly lbe sau e llrsrsl feel
lag. A cmnple af weeks ag%> |i (xihPah . , ^
e*l a ewatplalort that P. F llrnderswn | 7*.
Fs^ had hsMtghi a M fnr UM. amt *ed , ’h r *l , a
e-m«»aed him t> aay “h hal Xexir , |* , | T , ** , “
Hie anawyr aa* penaspi. that he had!
wnld It far (T As Judgwteui rendered ,
that lay uit n ausi aol pr••,«.« ( aiih laar-
jera. r
t llfled sms I ad
threatened t*s
ml these e0»rts
kd a».d a i— at r
faoatif seen ih*
ahllllng rl'«n«l
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THE •xPeOPLe"
JOB ^ DH[>riimi>FaV<;.E
A.
HOWARD PATTEBSON.
Law.
ATT*»RNr.T AT
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that
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*|m rii • hi
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that rwissasemaI aplrii nhls-b seems i>t
I*.*r comph-fely absorbed Use aslad*
aud iuiln.-njs«l the reeeai eet'ett ef the
Mbf 1 *! tt*^4 Lthd'AA14. k w n 11 ^ b
yne-sle. >essfAtnm-
•ur,n>- ar pr.>irs»l**a al la'g*, a I*
c sminon aense ran usually he relied
up**n ; xnd worse than all. lb* under-
ilea J J. ReMahaa. at
lee-tral ef K .ilea, a
1 'snosm-1 Kehoel a .11 m«t u
mealy ifats year nates, a
' atlrndsaee of artael u-arb
ed. lie aI.ben ar tsa« k
• 11 the fallea iag iseiala t
1*1. Ariem auRthrr ol U
a ill |4e«lgw ihrmwite. ta 1
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rnryTir rori. nriAtoT-.—
Jnaeph T. Jolmaton of Booth X aro-
llna waa the sou of Benjamin anil
Mary Johnston. Indaatrtnn* tanneri of
omafl mean*. Hi* father died a hen he
xs a« 3 years old and hi* mother a ben
It* was II. He started In life without | . ,
resourrea of any kind, and rarrer ‘-“^.Rd t» Its logical r .uclu.kn to deiu-
la one that, like the career of J ime. j
.K Oarfleid, Is an Incentive to the am-|
Itiilnii of any young tuan. lie cut cord- |
'■VixmI, picked cotton. * h<xed cotton and
l
\or>. A I.KTTKR HC
*r ATI MKMrA.
- miim. FNn *T DUK K f A,
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II uracst FfllCLv
0ki®
B.ho'd
iwuiiag *4 Ibe **ev fo.tars and I
1 ion rtf rc»ponyiFi><' inrdlcal crrlce.
‘The discussion of the adlon of the
facutlv, Mr. P/ssldcul. lie h!« only to In-
;
strove an ox loam befpro and nfier
school hours, on Saturdays and in va*
a'ation time*, and *0 worked lii* xxay
tbrougb tha cnmiuoii Si'hopl* and Van-
slerbllt I'nircrsltr. He graduated from
Frakine College in |A7V. workcxl for
Jaw education, and entered the bar in
JSS.1. Through nil this nr«‘paralion lot
iife lie was titling liiinsclf fnr Congress.
At the agr nt 21 be visited Washington
nnd describing bis experiencox in a let-
ler to his family physician In* said:
“l turned awny, but if icy life bo
epared 1 shall visit those ball*
—St. Louis Republic.
onstrate th-xi ihere i* no h •norahie
ground left them to defend tlulr con
duct, and wc should put our mark wf
condemnation so indelibly tha*. the
people may see that tlte prole.*|i>u d e<
not favor the entrance among us, mil
dor anv clreunistancea. of tills coiniucr-
ejt!»iThc coming .
XI. Are the acvcrsl hoard*
Tsustexs wljllng *n give Jlnanrial aid
founds-1 1 •* tb* iew»*bees tw atiRtxf the Buuim
I Bchiud, sir from |5 1/HO. this amount I
1 could be added to tM I*t monlbasalary
, o' the tcachi r front achr,o| fund of next I
: scholastic year, proxided the tras her
aliend* ibe Bummer Bchoo|. .1 urge I
! the Trusteea 10 do *0. ►
The Bummer B«-boo| this rear wi'.I be
of more iinimrtam-e, than anv previous
one, because itisiruciion xxlll t»e gixe *
1 ullli respect to the new text bo<-ka to
, be used Ibe nexr school year.
i^E*i’.0f)il tt’orli UuaraijlutfiL-.S>fi)d ig; now }db
O
* •
lDr. J.H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
i Ul-ACKYH.I.K, - - - - -
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cialism which wwuld tend to destroy I Teacher* arc gpruesti/ rcqticsird to
tlie people’* conlfdcnco In us a* a pro- write me i in mediately a* t». questions
fe.sion. 'I'his actiomon our part i« (lie Nos. I end 2.
morn painful from tilc/act 1 but there
Tlte clerk* of the fin.-irif of Trustees
xx ill do the same as to qiie*tlon No. J.
A. Bund,Hr.,
C. B. K.
ugaiu.
BLOWN TO ATOMS. -
The ifld Idea that the body some
times needs a powerful, drastic, purga
tive pill ha* been exploded; for Dr.
King's Nexv Life PHD, which am per
fectly harmless, feently stlmnate liver
jxud howets toebcpnl p risonous matter,
vleunse the system and absolutely' cure
e’onstipation and sick headache, Ohlr
Hm‘. at Creech’s Pharmacy, and U. N.
Rurckhalter** drug store,
TO THE LAWYERS,
The Members of the Bar are- reques
ted to meet at the Court House in Burn-
-well at Id o'clock on Monday, April 15,
J'»l to arrange a roster of case* to bo
_ Jieard at the *pecial term of court cotn-
aneucing the2bth, lust.
W* ll. Townsend,
Secretary.
■ STRIKES A RICH FIND.
*‘1 was troubled for several years with
■ehronio Indigestion and nervous'de«
Jl Lv." wiiteaJP. J. Ortan. ofLxnca.
er, N. It., “No reaedy helped me un
til I bagan using Electric Bitter*, which
slid nm more good than all tha medi-
s-lna* I ever uaed. Thar hare also kept
my wife in excellent health for rears.
Bba mjs Klartrfc Rittaraara Jim ■ vlen-
dWl far fcamD trouble*; that they are
~ 1 sad io vigors tor far weak.
1 d-*rR nrwwiaa. Ko other ns*ili -l na
luour laMtiy". Try
11 reach *
cocrccil by n mere!- 1 (
itich, Mr. I'rosidcnt, I A ■ O -r I
"ssmt'tizt antalodpe | rates |
here is a homely aay- U - U~ 7 ■
THE BEST! THE STROKES!!
are men in tins faculty w hom wc. »* an
Individual society, respect ami love,
ami whose Integrity, no doubt, hxs
been sorely tried and whose action, we
believe, ha* been coerced by a mere!-1
lei* majority. Sue
have our •ooeere sv
v'.ca to sucli Is to
mong tliem.” There is a homely »ay
Ing that birds of a feather are general
ly gregarious, and the “commercial”
bird be it known, in the opinion of the
(Ireenvilte Medical Society, will hodi*-
tlnguDhed by the company it sellDhly
select*. Now. Mr. President, I w ish to
place on record my endorsement of tlie
resoTtllioha.
Tlie resolutions suggest that the Fac
ulty of the South Carolina Medical Col
lege be suspended from membership dn
tlie State Medical Association until tlie
statute hag been repealed, .of until .it
i-hall cause Its students to appear lie-
fore the State Examining Board before
piactlcing in this State, and that it be
made an Inviolable requirement for j F or i, y t ), ft Dozen and bv the
WHY
WHITTLE sells
iviopei
STOCK THAN ANY
Crates That Wmit Confe to Pieces
. While You Are Packing 'Lopes in
Them
NICE, NEAT. STENDJRD CRATES I
Manufactured by
at ELKO. S. C.
Load; tij^ Cerii* at
P. O. B , K.
lie Factory,
Car
0.
at
H.
membership in the Asaociatlotj that
the applicant be qualified hy a certifi
cate issued bv tlie State Board of Med
ical Ksnminer*. - . "
This interesting question xvill be .
brought before the State Medical*Asio- i
clatloo at it* near meeting !
In ctm»Vdering tho cotvtroversr it
must be remembered that the said Med-j
ical College is not a stale institution,
but a private, money niaklitg total nek*.
just the »am»n* an East Bsv Grooerv * tinislied drr»*ed crate to offer at
extnbiUhiiient or a King Mreet milli- loceuli.
n j ry store.
Patronize Home Enterprise!
Buy Yoor Crate# From
C Hr Matliis &. Sam Mathews,
v . WoM'k vtlHr s R( (L
fjJCent* in Any Quantities liy
J^albi* ami B. Jc. MjUboxv'a
the BriS Dcj ot,
, * Blaekviiic,
S. C.
We hare them n«xv. Will Ween them
convenient—ready to deliver to ibe
purchaser*. We have 01 standard six-
P6/1L6R
SOUThOp
©©LUMBIA:
f . * ' . S' '
Because his stock is" prettiest
and most perfect, and his prices
please the people.
Another car load of the same
sort received.
For HOLIDAY PRESENTS—Fir EVERY DAY USE
The Lamp of Steady Habits
I *1 . Yh' .amp that deem t flam up or smoke, or muse you
Tho president ha* 400 explication* for
PxRktvaeauclea in chaplaincies In the
U. B. army. The pay D $1,400 with an
inercata aacti year uutil it reaches $2,-
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reaedviag
1 trn*
It'ger Q. MHD is
Mathis & Cave,
KUsOt* C.
or muse you
look* *o<.l wbon
to u*p h*U liutipssge : the lam
The JNew Rocbeater.
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oti ret >:ge t utMyfgond ; the l«n:p that tou never srili-
inrtftH*' — ^ Hik "'
*e am M«CUUaT» m
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r in Remsrrl! rvrvs Pain
>.!at »n«t XX estom.lax t<41«>n.ee
XX t!l be at at* Heme ••OX. * in IiLm kxiljv r*
rx Krklat and ftnolax *nd mil otair ap
•imnttnvu* to nrct putln t« at kay of osu
coaotx Inn m or rail St U,elr r< *hlrm c*.
I am a full grailuati' of Fbitmlelplua Itrntai
t'i4|, rv. have bad-cxm l*-fl )<ur» active pr*r
ileal eX|ienrtMv. ai.'t t an; b a.<* jou in quaint
•if work and pnero.
e r. Meyer.
BLACKYllrbE, S. C.,
UEILKH II
• t
I’uiiyis, Iron Lipiogof all kind*. Fil
ing* ol all sizes amt lUe i^-»i untke'uiid
quality
CONTRA! TOR FOR
WpH*. Dug pr Driven,\jQf nny ileptli
ami diameter dc«ircd.
Twenty-five ye:'.r* of paictii;iti rxpe-
rlemy>4»ix*M! made me M a*ter of my bus-
iuesi. ahd qmITiftF»1*oic to guarantee
satisfaction "Itf ajI favoring me 'with
tlieir patrona/Nx.
Cull on «r write mjp. and prompt at-
tentiih w ill be giveA to all communica
tions.
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