The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 12, 1902, Image 2
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The Barnwell Parole.
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In.I. N3l)IEI. MIHr I Pnp'r.
Lamest < <m >rr ( ni( i mtion
thi;r»i*ay. ji nk «i. iiWj.
V»(«a told in AiikhsU l*«t wrrk In
ih« State alei-ifoii at ^mHi |l to $10
apiece.
Oandldaten for On^r«Mii end HtaN*
vlHca* are adding c«>H*ideh»bly to tlir
|»oat oMoe retrnrtri.
Piebinf la Ktxtd In Maryland now
J,««t weak ono h ml of a seine at Havre
4i* Grace lauded seven hundred flarrels
vf herring.
President Pnoaevelt withdrew the
'domination of W. L llarrla as Poet-
tnaatar at Charleaton Ia»t week. Sen-
p’er Tillman'a pitchfork unearthed Die
fact that Harris waa not A cliiter. of
4bia state.
A ....
k f.leiitenant Movornor Jana«« H. TIII-
Anan ha* returned from a three wetk«
jiujr at Hot Hj.rinijA, Arkaneia, In nmrli
|apmrad health, and ready to contrl-
d'lU* hla f nota of heat to the rare for
the Uoreroor>hlp.
t Brltlah term* of peace were very g*n«
*r«u# td lh*> Born. In f«Vt John Bull
wtm ao tired of the bloody bu«lne*« that
|M waa wrllllag to five anyiblnf for
i esropt I he actual ackauwledgw-
c
Aw aataeaa^ cuu*ouip«»rwrv *e»ark •
Ad tea* week that Seualwf Tillaaa “had
Ale w«7 ” Hi araaHwf the t leaanu Cut-
tef teuuhla. A* *h« Mheve*eve« trwe*
tore freawl aud partWipaiiaf vuaad
ly aa the wewa»*e BtdU au»i
a eery fmed eay.
col. o. w. titorr.
flow If T llitllor hr. write*
terjr rtArtable fa-da aKnwr AUen‘* C-n-
f rv«*i<'ftal chain|vlon tu the i I liUirlc*.
One of the IM<>*( notaHle df ur«** In
Houih I arolliia pollili-* thl* J«-ar l* Col.
•ico If. Cron of Alkrn^l*. <». wrh*» haa
Ulwly ahnoniM-ed hlniaeff a*
d.ile f'-r Conf re** from tht*
Hi* pleavlnf |ieraortalliv and feneron*
nature.ha* l»ng ehdrated him to all
Aho are fortunMtc enouf h pi number
him amotif llie'r aequ-iiitonoe*. lie
ha* been alwav* pre-eininentlv a ntan
of tlte peop e, and w.- are tnld tbat dnr-
jnf III* loitf practlit at the I’ar liiadl*>
tiii|tui«bed altilifv hr* often bm-n fiven
tree ol ofiarfe to the causu of the lielp-
)«'• and oppreaacd.
\Vb*-n the frim title of civil war bail
rolled aero** the Savannah, and the
follower* of Sherman had bc/tffii lo cut
tlielr * wail) of destruction aero** <ur
fair State, thniitfh hut an untried
linjf lie went to the front with hi* darn*
at the ('jtadel Academy and bora him
self gallantly In several hlootlv engage
ments. When tiie curtain had fallen
nn the dreadful drama of fraternal
■trife he lluuhcd hi* ed.icatbui at the
University of Virginia and studied law
tinder Governor Heujtmln I 1 ', Perry,
one of the ablest lawyers of hi* time.
He h- gau the practh'a.of hi* profession
at Aiken on the formation of the Conn
tv In IK7i, and Is today not only a lead
er at Ms own liar hut one of the bright
est legal lights in the Stale,
When oiir State lay prostrate under
the luel of alien mrpet-baggers and
uative seatawjig* he nev«r fallerel in
hi* devotion to the rau*e of gintd gov
ernment and In Ihe «tiiring; day* of
h** led. a* Captain of the Palmcttn
Kifle*. the flower of the young men of
hi* county to ibe hloo<ly riot* at Kllrn*
Ion and put P» lliglit the black hordes
who were hrni on murder and rapine.
Kor ihf» ad of palri-diatu he put hi*
liheMV l« jeopard* and w ■« on trial for
twvoly two rfar* In the l*oliei| Slate*
v'ourt at Charleaton. H. C., where*verv
effort that party mallet could tie*|»e
uaa uarff to mmvlrt the pacio'le w«#ii
who pot their own Uvea In dangtr ter
ibe pah Hr gomf
h’ew men of t‘ol (*rofi** t a Vet wave
heew more relo* t*wt t» eerh put*I!•- ef .
Are ami be bas •-v«r bald ww effl.e of
p*wAl.
Pt* m I *7 ■ |o lu*y be oae t half mao
1 of the ftemot»at|e party of llheol >-oo*
ty. In l*nj he no* nSmaed tSCoto ne*>a
Ins In ff II nn wore 11 red term a»J am I *
espltaalna nn* nteetsd inthe IIom* ml
(Up r*«en'atit*w. In tM
091.- II AGOntf'A AltlrhK-vH,
Xt *b* haequet g-v- n in Co’nmM
la-t week by Vamp Majtflf Gregg. Son
of Veteran*. t>* the to.%*i, he Son* <>f
Veteran*—-llrlr* to a h-garv of lnun<ir«
1*1 hotmr the records ef lh>dr hene
•Ire* It U tlielr privilege and their
a candi*| duty t-v honor iheCnuteilerate ••ddier,' 1
lM»irlct/| Col. Uniter llugood, Oomniantler i-f
the State Oi'g*ul/. dion, uivda the lol-
lowiog loucliltig response:
Mr. Commander and C-tfnradra;
When the sun of the Confederacy set
noon the b ink* of ihn Aptiomattox, tha
cause of tin- •oiiih lied tieon determined
by the a’lbltrauieiil of the sword.
Though the c*u*o li id failed, the right
eousness of Ihuc.uisc -vns iii no Wise af
fected.
The soldier of the south returning to
hi* desolate ao I tle*eorif.od h i n *,
brought w ith him ho ribbon such as is
lic*t.owed upon the children of France
—no Victoria cross for the possession of
which the soldier of liritain willingly
ylelfls up ill* life.—but III! hiougllt tllht
wliich—to us his descendant* aliould lie
more honorable than any orde r confer
red hv prince or parr—the ,pre>ti. « of
the t'oufodcratea.il.liejr.
Kacli of us Ims Iii* vocation in life.
Some seek fame; while others the ae-
quiremant of riches. The pursuit of
fame i* ennoh'lng; the a -quln-ment of
moderate, wealth to be d.-sired; hut—
r “0. bfothers ho loyal sttH.
To lliedim and »taidless past.”
See that the Are* are kept humid?
o|mn i lie altar* dedicated lo our lather*'
memory.
By aonie the object of our organl/a-
tlou |s niisunderstiHHl. It I* claimed
first w« prnpfla* In keep a!iv* the lire*
of civil •trite. When ihe gieat repoh-
lie stood in need o| nieii, no more Invsl
triMip* went l<> Me fr-m, Ilian t(|..«e
friutik*'noog the deaceodaut* of *nuth-
e.ru ve.ei*n«. . ....
Ih-te I* s,.si«.»J* * hawtlet will in the
•.Candidates’ Column.
.« bfigum i a >■«
First Primary Election.
j tior.ter* of Oil* State
w til. h ba-
rift
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| *nnaU ot mho* bio
..1 bought
ball
iv
1 herehr a
freld.
dulalr l.»r t'<
It sit *•’•! be the ol
»jcr*o# ea«-
b In
( „ogr.-**b>i>
J camp l„ |,re«rr«r ike-
•|* ( |f| #fr|f*||
■ha
r»««l| of lb
f a* to be avatlwble t*.
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ft. Ml
Iw i. bv plml*
FOK tO^HjtKSS—Jl) IHBTHK r.
_"MgeHelil, S. June 2d, I'.tOJ.
To the Democrat* of Ihti nw ell I oiinty :
I am a Candidate for emigres* Irmn
the Second [fistrlct and will abide the
re«nlt of tlte I’rimat'V.
Wiille I am o|ipo*cd to Imperialism I
am In fa vor of treaties'allow lug us to
show our goods, on liberal terms, In
every mark'-t of the world. 1 favor
practical, tangible re*ultf».
Trusts should he- throttled, l>nt eor-
porationa doing a leg timale husiness
atiould lie .encouraged ami protected,
Itural Delivery K nifes in suHtcient
number to nipple mail to every family
every day should be established.
1 favor turning loose nll-the money
d wu hare that can possibly besci-nred.
The rigdit* and convenience of Die
people slum id receive papamOuut Mlteu-
t ion.
I will thank von for your support in
the ensuing Democratic Primary.
J. Wm.Thurmond.
To the Democratic voters of Barnwell
County :
I lake thD mean* of formally an
nouncing to you my candidacy for con
gress from tiie second district
M v pa«l life among yon u nst he tiie
only pledge I can offer of sincerity ol
purpo-e to do inv durv, it elected.
Doling the campaign I •liali he com
pel led lo spend un>«t of my aval able
lima in *cet i*-ii* of the (* I strict where I
nn comparatively a stranger, trusting
that 1 shall be irnteiiilu-red at home.
• Kc.p rtnttjr.
G.Tl.iniau Bellinger.
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FOR COUN | Y THKASUHKK.
Barnwell, 8. C'.,27tli M%y. IhOj
I respectim11v annoituew myself a can-
dlilale for the office of'C'ohnty Treasur
er, subject to the rules and regulations
of tiie Democratic primary election,
pledging myself to abide by Ihe lesult
and support, the nominees ol the party.
Gratefully appreciating the genefou*
support of the good people of barnwell
County in the p.v*t I Cordially pledge
my lie»t efforts of head and heart and
hand to their service if honored by re-
election to the oflice of Treasurer.
K D FrHt.
H
FOK JUDGK OF I’UOBATE.
Sincerely thanking my many h iends
for their Mijiport-No kiuoly g veil me
four years ag-i 1 respectfully auuonnee
: myselt a candidaie for re-election to
the ulliec of Probate Judge, suliject to
tiie rules nod rcgulationa of the Demo
cratic primary election, pledging luv
►elf to alible by the result and support
tlie nominees of rh« party.
If ho honored tr will hi} mv constant
purpose In rhe. future a» it has h-jen in
the pa»l to prove myself worthy of the
continued con ltd nee of the phopio.
Very sincerely,
John K "snelling
Barnwell -s C M*v 31*t, P-K i.
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FOR COUNTY AUDI I OK
U*iitwell, .8.1'.. 27ih tt *pi**.
I re* prrltiiliy m iihaiiitA^f m% »#M m •*«%<i•
fltilmrr fiir 4AfllA»y «*f AntllfAtr,
I** C!»•* rill** «|»mI rfjinlati* i>* t»i
llt^ l^-raoi r.iUc fAfiiuttri !•••«,
\ fl-HATCHLESS-MEDICINE!
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i Kor A PIK-CRUtvT PRORIRK, 19 *
I Wiieelei's Caniptele thill ond fever lop.
t V Logical Prescription scientifically compounded, *nar*i»teod to
£ cure f Mil* and Keycr. Billon* tind ('ontlnned Fetor. The Best
if; Tonic. A Ureal Appetizer. The only combined GMIl and Feyer
!»• Treatment on the market * \ . . ,-g . , l
I it contains m> poison, children erv for it and can take it with
‘ :« porfect safety. It restores the p-ses to young cheeks, brightness to
!; dull eyes and give* new life and fresh energy t« little folks—and
u large ones !(m>. |IOO Reward for a ca«e of chills and fever that
4 can’t be cured with Wheeler’s Tonic when used strletly tj dlree-
tiO^llAs '
4;! Manufactured b. Charleston from a formula suited to this lati-
|* mde and approved wherever used as a sovereign remedy, a cure
l® that cures. Get a bottle. It will do the rest. Im sale.:
* . Burckhalter’s Drug Store.
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Leader in Low Prices.
Great Gatherings of Spring Leaders
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r>«*• wttk T*ffe** Rl* *- **• 1*, Iweh. W-
l‘w>* IVMA Fawe* K.V-I—. 1 M-k, •-*»k
B*4>wA» Mlaek !•#-•* •*!* •• fa q-«*l*«v
Kew and F egawi A, » »f TV q*-*’
I| VI ffiwMl ,% * •-*•» . m ••• * ft* ^ «*mw * v»*9n
I— tawH •«■** r.a»< eaU >»*■** w«ae*k pm,mm
L Fw—*» M — mrnfm+m —a* r**ea H 4
1 *V IIA If Aft- •#"'*! Ik • # HMMI# fr * IfflF N
Tbl« no •* p« , p>rar *1- r» *•-*>*•-*
•n».l •mi** || t* >t» • were
it* l«»t i|>* n-*ik* i • ff* r* • » Ifk
»!..* alty li—- t- — Lv a* V • b« #.*a.
. **• *»► SO* to* ■•*'« .
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IN S SHIRTS M£K
HLN S SHIRTS
S. KRASriOFF,
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9 - MORE - MULES
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H* SZPwMI
man
■All'frwfrll ifrai friffa wall •• TW
teflt* <T CWwmw twiteffr ufter full,
fwlr Mff few# lavefrttgaib n »• to (tv*
«• Ww* *f fk# rwr»wt :rouM*« Iw that
fraatituiioo wwawiaicmaly rfrqoetud
Ftwatffwut II*rung to withdraw hi* ten-
«tar of realgwation. wbivh ha dtd. By
Ibia linta dUturhanca Ctemaon will be
Witared. and tba future wtll b* <11 the
%rtffl»Ur now Unit nrfvundtNUndlugH
friav* bocal clewred up.
It- the Am fKw month* of tlila year
hflfttlred thoound per rent * have
l*»et their lire! bfr ybtcwnlb eruptions,
wArthqtiafcr*, tornadoes and like forces
«vf nature. It need to bo said by some
people that occasional Hart wefn hec-
dsfrgry t<> keep tfld world from feeing
-Overcrowded, but nature is equal to
the U«k of reducing population w hen-,
•frver its wickedness becomef too great
"for farther ehdfirshce.
President Roosevelt appears , as
ff>rone to sih as the sparks are to ffv up-
drard. ' In his recent speech at Arltng
4*»n on Decoration Day he went**out of
1)U way to attack the south, and in
doBsequence has precious few friends
left In that aecllon. out side of the of-
RcehoJdcts. In Princess Anne Coun
ty, Virginia, two hundred F. F. Vs.
took revenge bfr burning in effigy the
•twRfrd clothing of a cow boy represent
ing Teddy and made speeches tfotind
She ire aa hot as ths eloquence of Htelr
Others Afty years afff As a mugft-
dSder Rao-aewlt was a sncce**. hot he'll
Bad that fra Aasartewa pawffta rwa'I he
frag hwnsffd Wfr.i-
ha grejoatrd with In
seises s kisiiicss.
■f:
p*e hr taed ihe w * I,|i
fr*a la* I and eweigl
lira aMHiy will build u|
there ihat will he the pride ol
Caroltaa.
RURAL MAIL B<rXKS.
Tut Psori.a suggests 10 suliarrlbe'a
reoelv Ing their mall hr rural dalivery
that they tack on th«*lr boar* ibe fol
lowing eftiact from Ihe |M»t*l law*:
••Wlioeeer •lisll hereafter wilfuliy o*
maliciously injure, tear dow n or de
stroy any ieiter Imx of other toceplvle
fstshli-bed liy order uf liiejHHtt uiN>>t'‘r
general or approved or deslg.inted bv
him fc* the receipt or delivery of mail
matter on any rural free ilelivery route
or sliall break open the Jame, «r w il
fully or uiaUcioimly Injure, deface or
destroy anv mail matter depo*i>d
therein, or hhall w illully takn nr stcul
»uch niHtteir from or out of such letter
box or receptacle, or ah.ill wilfullv aid
we-Maisi in any of Hie aforemenlioned
nfleneea, ahall for Vvery Midi offense
fee punialied by a line of n*>t more than
rlP.OOO or by Imprisonment for not more
than three years.
By order of A. W. Machen,
General Superintendent.
tn last Week’s primary Major \V. T.
Gary was elbeto J J udge of the Augus
ta, Gh Circuit.
REPOHt OF
81'Erl A L
TEE.
Com miT-
We, the Cloinnilltee appointed bv the
cltisens of the territory comprised
W'lihiu the limits of the proposed Xcw
County **f Allendale lo report upon the
•ultbdrficy of the bond elven by the
citisen* and freeholder* of the Uwn of
Alleo«lale for T*n Thno**od Dollar* to
I erret the public tulldlng*, and tran-
•Wrlbe ihe public records a* rrqnlfrd by
law.
R'pnn Ikyi la oar Judgaiem and Id
'he judgiuent of ,*W*a*e of Ihe OMSfrl eost-
l*-od sa a ff*re*l aod eufr-teot sov-wsftfy
fre 'he p**»p*M' * a hots oueosfruaaal Is*
fr* vtiowt if frsfri
By J. K
Sweaiog. F.-*
1 . Jut;- ot Ur.)- |rw«.*
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ate Id Bantwr
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tVH»r«
va Mrw. India
Mpplir* * * r * *** '
for Vm*
er* of \ dm in
1 a .a ' w 1 IftOHlM of |
l»!f *f t«»it • II tlir I
of
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•li, •••'tffrM#*! I
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MF#, tttrrrtor#,
, !•* t If# avt«l nl- ! 1 *
in-
nionDh all i*ed aingiilar ihe kind
tod credilor* Of llte said d»‘-e i* d.
he and app ar before oi-* al a »'unit
l"r>d>*le fur the • > i| I eountv us !>»• |o |.|-
e:i at Birnwell II. II. on Fndav, VOlh
June, A. D. I1S>2, at II uVl*H*k a.
in. tn show eau*e, if anv. whv tiie sild
adniini-tratioii should not lc granud.
Given under mv lia"d and ••-a) ol the
Court tin* .*> h d.iy of June. A. I>.
IhicJ. and in the one hundred and twen
ty sixth vear of tiie soveyeignty and
I ndei endence of tiie United Stati a of
America. '
Published in Tim Baunwki.l I’kopi.k
June; 12'h, Ukk*.
pany,
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CAROLINA MIDI,AND RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Blackville, S. C . May fi, 1D02.
Notii k is ttKKKiiY t:lvKN that a ape.
cial meeting of the arockholdci* of tlte
Carolina Midland Hnilwav ('ninpHny
It a* been called by the Board of Dine
tor.*, and will he held at the principal
office of the Companv in tiie town of
Blackville, Smith Carolina, on the Ukh
day of Dine, HaiJ. at 11 o'clock a. m,
for the following |uiipo»e»;
(a). To take into consideration and
to vote for the adoption or rejection of
the joint agreement fOr the consolida
tion of tlte capital! stock*. Iranchi-e*
and prnpeitle* of the Aslioville and
lion* of tIn* Denoa-ratic primary elec
tion. pledging nn seif to abide hv the
result* and support the nominee* of the
party. W. I* Bailey.
Barnwell. S C , 8th 'lav, Ifl 2
Thanking mv many friend* for tli ir
genenma and highly appreciated confi
dence and support in (lie past I re
spect folly announce mvself a candidate
for reelection to the oflice of County
■Supervisor, subject to the rule* and
regulatibuS of the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to abide hv
the result* and support the nominees of
the party.
\V. Halford.
SelgLngyllle* S C, April 7th 1!>02.
I respectfully aononne** mv*elf a can- SEAL
didafe for the oflice of County Supei vi
sor, subject to tiie. rules and regula
tion* of the Democratic primary elec
tion, pledging myself to abide by tiie
re«ult and support the nominees of the
I'-Tty.
O. \Y. Uarljer.
Barnwell,S C„ April 7th, 1002.
I r»*pertfully apnoutice myself a can
didate for the office of County Super*!-
Now . tlitMefn.fr |. M It \lc*wfreD*-i
Governor «d ihe >>ateof xiutb f\.r«.IL
us. in compli.nee with the r.qoif.g
| ments of an Act of Ibe tieneral Assem
bly, entitled “An Act to I'rmnle for
the Formation of New T'ountte», eU’.,”
! approved March l*'h. IMUt. do hendiv
order an election in fbc territory to he
cut off for the new t ountv < n the
da) of June A D 100'J. to he held in ac
cordance with the requirement* ol said
Act. at w Mch election the elector* *ha!l
vote ‘'Ye» M or 'No" upon the question
of creating a new County and upon the
name and County scat df i!ie proposed
County. ' %
In.testimony whereof I have hereun
to sot mr hand and eau>ed
tt>e Greal Seal of the Slate
to he affixed at .Colnmhia,
tlijs Hit It day of May, Nine
teen Hundred ahd Two.
and in (lie ()r?e Hundred
and Twenty sixth yy.tr of
tiie Independence of the
United Sta*e*.
M. B. McSweeney.
the Governor: -
M. K Cooper, Secretary of State
Bv
Spartanhu rg Railroad Companv, the, *or, subject to the rule* and regulations
'South Carolina and Georgia KtHroad
Companv. ihe Souih Carolina ah.I
Georgia Kx'dision K tilmad Company,
*o.l the ('arnlin* Mi l.la' | d Itailwav
j Companv entered into hv the Director*
df the said tevural cor(M>rallon*.
(S). T«» liaiitaet anv oilier hu«ine*s
that wav be brought before •ai l
Id
of the Democratic primarv election,
pledging mvself to abide hv the result
and yupporl the nominees of Hie party.
• IJ. J. Zorn.
y order
jf the H*
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D. La*at<
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Dunbarton, (
.. Marrh 31*1, in*.
1 re-peclfu'lv
annoi2i.ee mi-elf
a
•n.lhlate for tSt* <
"rtJ.'e *.f t'ouu'y 8i
ii*
wrlisof. •ubje. t t
«»the rulr* and regi
n-
• ti,,n* ,,f the |b-i*
kwratU- prtm./y rlr
k*D. pit.lgleg N,«
•elf to abide hv ll
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND ( RED-
11 OKS.
All persons indebted to the Estate of
A. Howard I’atterson. deceased, are re
quested to make payment, and all per-
•oh* Ituvlng eiaini* against the said Es
tate will present the saiu*, duly attest
ed. I-. Robert Aldrich E«q , my attor
ney, «• to •
Mr* Mtrioo M. P«ttfre*nn,
AdwiubiraUtt.
Mar J7th. 1301.
- T. ff. ELLIS. Jr„
Sonrff/cr and Ct»i.‘ Cnminaaf
N'T BUY HU MIRK »I.R|\«, t'ill ILF
AND IINDING Ol ' III.** %> I* »|MF*
I'ltlcF.* NOBODY C % S' GIVE Low t r
Flt.UKEH or BLU Eli TERM* FOK O' w
IIIA f RILL SU.T YOU KXI'TLY
Blackville, S. C-
HORSES I MULES.
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I now hnvy* tor s;r1<&nt my .^tiiblos on Main Street sortif* ol
tile finest Sa'ldle, Driving and Heavy Work IIor*e8
and several a* good, all-ro^iid Mulea n« have ever
been brought to thin market. All wanting
fii>t el:e*8 utock will find it to tbeir in-
terrst to •*»ll and get my price*
before buying clacwbere. * •
I CAX SAVE YOU MONEY.
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