Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BY BRITISH Bill GAINS HANNING RE-ELECTED BY 5,000 Friday, Saturday and Sunday MAJORITY ON TUESDAY CANSLER BEATS FANT Remarkable Advance# for Gen. Haig's Army. Smashing the German line on a front of six ^lies north -of *the Somme, in France, the Hfritish forces ig 5fo National Hero They Turn (So Great Military tThleftaln of Their Allies. Karl von Wiegand cables the New York World from Budapest: With Kx-Governor Hasn't Reached His have made probabiy the most notable the Italian declaration a year ago, advance since the Anglo-French of- Austria had a popular war. Hun-] fenaive began July 1. Three towns, gary now has Its ov n war, though it two woods and the possession of would be saying too much that it was Dare For Sale—-Three-ch .lr white barber shop with baths, also good pressing club attached with the Hoffman Sanitary Steam Dressing machine. Plenty wor v fine location. Town of 1,600 people. Big bargain for' cash. Reason for selling, eyesight falling; must change Jobs. Write or call at once. G. w. Mcllwaln, Box 15, Andrews, S. C. . Marry—For sure success try an old responsible club, established nine years; guCrantees satisfa tlon; over fifty thousand members; many wealthy; testimonials and descrip tions free. The Reliable Club, Mrs. Wrubel, Box 26, Oakland, CaL Vote of Two Weeks Ago Rut Will, nearly all the high ground between wanted or that there-was a popular 1 Combles and the Pozieres-Bapaume desire for it. Even bp, the Rouman- road fell to the British on Friday. I ians’ alleged act of treachery has On Saturday Gen. Haig, command- fanned the flames of hatred to a high er of the British forces on the pitch, resulting in a large number of j_ Somme front, reports the capture of nmn beyond military age volunteer- Probably Do So—Cooper Votes Swing Almost Solidly to Governor Manning. You Answer This—Lonely farmer, worth $70,000, seeks marriage. “Hcnorp.ble," 57 Fourth street, San Francisco. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS Polling a strong vote throughout the State, Gov. Manning was re-eleCt- ed governor of South Carolina yes terday over ex-Gov. Cole L. Blease by a mdjorlty which will range from four to seven thousand. ’ i ciares umisn attacks against uom- Early returns in the even g ^| eg Th e Germans estimate placed Gov. Manning in the ea y t j lat t wen ty divisions, or about four additional German prisoners to the ing for service and calling also for a m n sa w cylinders and gin saw brush- number ~of fifteen hundred, making closer inspection of the conscription the total for the last two days more, than four thousand. Berlin'admits the loss of Goi^rce!- lette, Martinjuich and Flers, but de- lares British attack^ against Corn- lists by those so far not in the ranks. | Order and calmness rapidly are emerging out of the- confusion and momentary panicky feeling in Hun gary created by the Roumanians’ sudden and unexpected invasion and! the refugees fleeing inland. The] es repaired, rebuilt or put in first class shape. Prompt service. Work guaranteed. We operate a modern machine snop. Gibbes Machinery Co., Columbia, S. C. almost five thousand votes and this hundred th o U8 aiid men, took part in 8 u r Prise of the Roumanians' sudden was maintained throughout the the Anglo-French drive of Friday. and wholly unexpected declaration Koi Sale at a Bargain—one practi- ^ cally new eighty-saw Munger sys tem Cotton Gin complete wjlhall attachments; also one ftfty-horge steam boiler. J. D. Anderson, Pen sacola, Fla. night. . At twelve o’clock The News, Uer , in tlaimH French assaults south of ?* r was no greater to the Hun- and Courier gave out the following ^j le g on j Uie W(Tr repulsed. garlan people tha.i their gmazement (j ut Down Your Ford—Buy a over the discovery of the lack-el sut- speedster Hedy. Give it that classy figures: Manning Blease . , .• 68,476 . 6:{,:{22 The News and Courier adds that German positions exceeding four flcient preparations on the border to miles in length were captured bat- meet puch a move _ urday night and Sunday by.the Brit ish and French armies in the con it Is hardly possible for the result to. Unuation their offensive north be changed. At 11.23 The Columbia ^e Somme river in State declared Manning would be Franc®. The appointment of Hindenburg and Ludenbarff; the promptness^ with which the Germans actyK' Fon | Xop Covers made to Speedster Body. Give it that classy look. Savfe gasoline and tires. Get our catalog. Williams Wagon VS oHts, Body Department, Macon, Georgia elected by a majority ranging from three to seven thousand majority. The Times and Democrat’s figures at 11.27 gave this total: Manning 68,3. r )0 Blease *. . 63,6611 This accounts for a vote of 132,- 000 and upon the vote already in hand from counties which are com plete a total vote of 140,000 is ex- .11.that there ——alght thousand votes out and 111? not probable that this majority" xrf Oov. Manning can be appreciably re duced. Shortly after these last figures be came known Gov. Manning made a abort speech from the steps of the Mexican Govqsiuuciit Pursues' Column With Cavalry. . Two columns of the Mexican gov ernment'cavalry under uea, Maiias SUte House, thanking the people of. Kamos and Col. Jose Marrero Mou- the State for the handsome vote dgy ykere pursuing Villa and his which they had given him, and main band which Saturday made an pledged his b?st efforts for the good] attack on Chihuahua City, into Urn the vigorous offensive of the'Bui , garians. together with tlie^Germans In addition quantities of war ma-' from the south; the rdshing of terlal and a large number of prison- troops to Siebonbuejgen (Trunsyl- ers fell into the hands of the Entente vanla) by the/Juistro-Hungarian 1 allies—seven hundred prisoners be- headquartersj^idgether with the lack .. s , Ing taken by the French alone, of disposRRYh shown by the Rbu- r Heavy counter attacks against tho maniana'to advance fqrther into British Sunday were repulsed with Hungary have had the result of rap- * w “ 1 idty restoring pifbllc confidence. 1 which is growihg daily as plans de-j velop to meet the new situation. The war having developed no nat-! ural Hungarian popular figure, tho fit, you tack them on. Save 2-3 price of new top. Rubber Mohair or imi tation leather. Wr’te for samples. Williams Wagon Works, Top De partment, Macon, Georgia. large losses to the Germans, accord i ing to London. GOING AFTER BANDITS F''‘” acres land Richland county Now six room house. Twelve miles Columbia. On auto highway and railroad. Two miles small town. Bargain, halt cash. Take automobile or town lots part payment. Gin mill threshing out fit. Best location Lexington coun ty. Cheap. Box 124, Leesville. S C. ibna Lodge, Saluda, N. C.—A home from homo. Large cool house, well shaded grounds ;excellent table; modern conveniences; reasonable rates; sixth year, under s-'.me i_an- agement. Mrs. 3, S. Oehlo. Camp As-l ou-Like-11 — Recreation camp for girls, pn crest of the-Blue Ridge. Will reopen July 1. Con crete swimming pool. tennL, bas ket ball, horseback riding. Three- day gypsy trip taken to the top of the principal mountains, during the season. Mt. Mitchell trip Julr 14. For booklet, address Miss Marie G. Dwight. Little Switzerland. N. C. Campobello Mineral Spring Hotel, located 20 miles north of Spartan burg on Southern Railway, is open for gjests. In order to adyeftise the water we are making odow rate of $6 to $7 per wee^. Fine cli mate. No better witter on the market. Hotel under new manage- ment. Addregs^Campotnllo. S. C Wanted—Ladles, It stopped /fegular, use Turner’s Scien flgarcment3 for boarders, Cott " ' - - Wanted— Alexander Cottage. I.Iontroat, N. C., located near Hotel Montroat. diea preferred. For further In formation, wr.tc Mrs. R. M. Du Bose and Mis-' Kato DuBose, Mon treat, N. C jm, S. C. Located og ..Southern Railway ai foot of th^jtountalns. Ideal place to spend summer. Modern conveni ences. Scenery, water a d breeze’ unsurpassed. Courteous service Good fare. Mr. and Mrs. A. M Foster 1‘ortnian Villa—The ideal place spend your summer months. Write for rates. W. W. Whiteside, Black Mountain, N. C. Cool, delight tul place to spend the summer, fi to $10 a week. Spe cial by month and to parties. Mrs W. A. Scott;-' 268 Chestnut St. Asheville. N. C. Apple Grove. Brevard, N. C., near town; nice rooms; sanitary plumb ing. Fruit, eggs, vegetables, but ter, milk, chickens, $5 to $7 week ly. Mrs. J. C. Maxwell. Every grower needs one of these Just as much as his bettor halt does a washtub. Write for clrcu- lar, Alvin Taplln. Manatee, Fla. Hides—Mule and horse hhlea, $S ;>ach. Express cow hides, wool, tal low and jveeswax to Athens Hide Company^ Athens, Ga. os- ir- lienee Tab lets; results or money refunded. No harm or interference ' l*h work. Mail $1. Turner Medicine Co., Montgomery, Ala. Taplin's Family Fruit Washer- Wanted—Scrap Iron, steel, meals, rubber and Rags. G. J. Halter, 1117 Wayne, St., near A. Cr-Tl. freight house., Columbia, S. C, • Hemstitching, 8c yard; Accordeon, Side, Box Pleating, Skirt, 20c yard; 'Buttons. 10c dozen: pecoting, 3o yard. Altman Pleating Co., 73^ Whitehall St.,' Atlanta, Ga. Agents wanted in each town. Wanted—Rags, all kinds of rags, woolen and cotton rags mixed. Also highest cash prices for old rubber, sreap metal, hides, bees wax and trllow. Try us with one shipment. Write for price list. Capftol Junk Co.. 331-333 Peters St.. Atlanta, Ga. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. of the commonwealth Cansler had been elected Railroad Commissioner by a large mfjortty over Pant, and It appears that Wyatt Aiken has been beaten by Fred Dom inick for congress by uboat a thou sand majority. Complete votes are In from twenty countlee and the table In another col umn given the leteet votes obtained from the other counties up to mid night. The vote for Railroad Corn- rugged Santa Clara canyon distnci to tho northeast, according U> re ports to Gen. Francisco Gonxales. commandant In Juarez. The bandits are well mounted and apparently were leading the de facto force® over the Jagged rock®, ruinous to the feet of horses. Into the can yon. Persons familiar with • the country pointed. out that should Villa reach one of his lairs in the classes of the Hungarian people with whom I have come In contact these days look to bring HYingary out of her present situation. ! However much they may regret that the war has so far not*created what might be called a great popular military figure among them, the Hungarians are not letting prld” stand In their way In acknowledging the unrivalled genius and leadership and pinning their faith ad worship 1 to their allies' great generalissimo, npon whose adept ness depends also their fate to no small extent. BLOODHOUNDS ON TRAIL , „ district the government troops may musloner was not reported as fully ha¥0 the KrealeBl dtmci nty in Und- as that for governor and several lnr h | m . counties failed to return the vote In this race, but enough Is In to Indicate Cansler's election by a yote of nearly two to one. Cherew Man Probably Fatally Wounded by Negro. Ing him/ Monday's reports Indicated that YTlla'a force numbered a^prox.m^to-< . . . ... . ly fifteen hundred and oyposed :* ood ro ^ 9 overseer, passed hi wood by the garrison »*—• - 'Grace, alias Oradon, alias Fuller, in At onc-thlrty Saturday afternoon, as Mr. William Helk, farmer and WILSON WILL CARRY COUNTRY Indiana Governor Says Wilson and Mar*hall arc Strong. Every day brings new Indications that Wilson will carry th^ country in a whirlwind thtc fall while Can didate Hughes is looking for an is sue, says P. H. McGowan, Washing ton correspondent for The State. New York, Ohio and Indiana, the three big states, are going for Wll- ] eeni 1 Waleh Iham. flaiii Siinuiri JLL Ralston of lndi&ua.sald that ho was 1 „ of about etivon 'thousand. Tho Villa casualties a.so are said to be considerably larger than was first indicated. From the number of dead and wounded picked up by the pursuing forces, U was 'estimated the losses probably were about two hundred and titty. very much pleased with the official] Maekeuseu are conUuulng theirjlifid otherwise - conduct of President Wilson “The people of Indiana will recog nize and appreciate the great ability President Wilson has displayed and the patriotic course ho has pursued In handling the many perplexing problems he has had to solve during! which reports hiavy counter attacks his incumbency as president,” con- j . The presence of a divsion of Ser- tinued the governor. "I think I am bian troops in Uoumania alluded to safe in saying that there is not a in recent press dispatches, has not day passes that some one or more, been officially accounted tor. The Republicans do not Inform me of. probabilities are that some Serbian their intention -to support Wilson 1 troops were forced lilto Roumanian and Marshall. j territory during the Teutonic drive •’The plane upon which Mr.'through Serbia iast tall, being in- Hughei is conducting his campaign terned there and liberated for ser T against the president, while the lat- i vice when RoujiJ&nia entered the ter is remaining at bis post, is daily war, making now friends -forthe presi dent. Mr, Wilson w!U cirrf'InfUana. Vice President Marshall is strong la my state and In the primary l^st spring he polled more votes in sev eral counties than did the president. “There is much the same feeling In Indiana regarding Senator Kern as there is regarding the president Our people recognize that the sena tor has held a most commanding and exacting position in the T nate dur- AU National Guard organizations which have been held at state mo bilization points since the;' were . „ mustered into the federal service are P*? 1 , i 1111 scheduled to start for the-Mexican MACkENSEN MOVES ON Sofia Tell# of Drogresa in Dobrndja Hut Gives no Details. the road about two miles from Che- raw. he had an altercation with the latter. It seems that Fuller, who Is] a recent arrival In these parts, had: been ordered but to work the roads. 1 and disobeyed. During the dispute hot words were spoken and Mr. Belk tried to pull the negro*out of tho buggy. The latter got out on the other aide and ran Into a field, pursued by Mr. Belk. Fuller* threw a clod of earth into Mr. Belk’s face, and then a brickbat, which felled him. Tak ing a two by four scantling Fuller trii'T.■ rrf lii!' 1 —rsuaiy ton aalo on liberal terms. Six good teca"! iiouse, eight horse fa:m In cultiva tion. ZOO s-crcr that have Lcen cul tivated that 1= nov* g-own up In pine timber that will cut 10,000 cn.ds wood Does no* ovorf'ow. Will produce 100 bushels corn to acre. 3.000 000 feet hardwood timber, poplar oak. hickory and ashe; 1.000.000 feet pi .0. One mile from flag atatlou on Georgia and Florida r; 11 way; two and half miles from St. Clair **.,4 two and half miles from Kevsvllle. Graded school* at each of tno above named places. --t»- creek In t*e boi*--*- ary on one aide and uruahy Creek runs through the centre of »he plantation *or diversified farml*- •tock r**'«1ng and dairying Price. $15 per ac-’v Term*. $2,000 c--h. balance payable $l,u00 per annum with interest at 6 per cent. Titles perfect Hei Hhy location. ood settlement. Par’y owning this property la a non-resident and Is engaged In other buslncas This Is a oa gain for some good hustler *t>-t has a small sum of money and *-«tren to own a fine plantation and pay for It in rentals Timber, etc. If you are I-'.created get a letter f—**n your b nker as we have o time to wrsie on people that are huntin' a rood time aL-X>thcr peo- peoples' expense. Gough Land and Improvement Co G-Ga. Ladlei*—It stopped or Irregular, use Science Tablets. Results or money refunded. No harm or interference with work. Mall. $1. B. V Tur ner, 301 Jefferson St., Montg^m ery, Ala. -A I struck Mr. Belk several hard blows Thfi'~ro?m-~tilM9r -Fleur- MnrahwD 4 " f *ra. hrakluag,Ms, tower Jaw ■ In fnrvfn progress in their campaign in the Roumaian provlce of Dubrudja, So fia reports Moday. Some inuication of stronger resistance by the Rou manians and Russians,—Hewever, is furnished by tho official statement. SOLDIERS TO BORDER Officials Say All Soldiers in State Camps Will Go, the president, has neither neglected nor turned from his official duties to further his own political fortunes. He has always been strong in his State, but he is stronger to-day than ever before.'' . ’ . . ’4,250 WORTH*OF STAMPS " Fairfax Harrison Buys I>arge Bundle at Columbia Post Office. Pursuant Jo his policy to spend as nearly as possible all expense money in the territory from which profits' ce lved during the last few days show are procured, Fairfax Harrison, presi- 1 that these unl(JJ have been properly dent of tlie Southern Railway, sent e q U ip ped and recruited and are pre- a check to the Columbia post office pared for duty Monday for $4,250 worth of stampsg for this Immediate territory. . The number in the different de nominations purchased were: One id 2-cent stam border soon. Officials 'ndicate that they probably would go within two weeks. Exclusive of the North “(TaroTina organizations, ordered to the border, there are eighteen thousand Guards men, who have been held In their state camps. These are scattered throughout Alabama, Colorado, Mis sissippi, Florida, Georgia, Virginia, West V-lvBlnia, Wyomfng, Minnesota, Michigan, District* of Columbia, Cali fornia, Maryland, with several small units in other states. Reports to the war department re DEMOCRATIC TEXT-BOOK him. Ho was hurried as fast as pos sible to the Hamlet Hospital in 'a very serious condition. It was fear ed that his injuries would prove fatal.*^— ' Fullfcr made his escape, but large posses with bloodhounds from Co lumbia trailed him to the house of a! negro in Marlboro county, about' eight miles from Cheraw, where all traces bf him were lost. This negro is under arrest on the suspicion of having assisted Fuller to escape, j Posses are still scouring the coun-j try, and It is expected that Fuller will soon be apprehended. other business. Will sell stock-and rent store biB'ding for balance of this year. Building on Main street an'* one of the best stands in town; bull” g Is two-story, something like 125 feet long by 28 feet. Any - o Intereste ’ •• a real bargain .*n merchandise in a good town, apply at oace to Box 312, Dillon, S. C. Small Boy Held as H*»rse Thief. Edward Houseal, aged thirteen years, is under arrest in York, Pa., charged with stealing a horse and buggy valued at three hundred and fifty dollars. The boy, it is said, planned to use the outfit to get away from home. A Millionaire’s Home—One 20*-room up-to-date stone residence and gar age, on a nice ten-acre lot in Hen dersonville. N. C., which is a very popular summer resort. The ten- acre lot is worth 810,000 and the improvements cost $25,000. Will sell at a bargain or trade for other good property. W. C. Mason, Lo- vania. Ga. Salesman to «ell vinegars and ciders. Exclusive or side line. 25 ner cent, commissions. Weekly settlements. Atlantic Vinegar Co., Richmond, Va. t CLASSIFIED COLUMN AND -$> <» J FARMERS EXCHAN6E ? bert, Darlington, Ala, For Moving Picture Show or other purpose, 1 Falrbanks-Morse Special Electric Engine, 6 H. P. Kerodne, 1 3 ’A K. W. Dvnamo 1 Electric SwRcnboard, 1 8 K. W. Dynamo, both Dynamos Direct Current -Practically new. A real bargain. ► Matheson Hardware Co., Westmin- i st^r. S. C. _ • I buy all kinds ow empty oil and Cola iiur CIWer A^Pd, OO.r +r^ishel. E , Lam-| barrels, also buy bags. I have lot sale Barfed Plymouth Rock Eggs $1 per setting, Thompson strain cockerels and guinea pigs. Valter A. Moore, 8 George St.. Charleston B. C. ’ — J Mrs. McCormick's Beauty Cream—-H is exactly what its name Implies. Makes you beautiful by giving you a beautiful complexion. If you can not obtain from your drnggist send 50c for large jar. Lady agents wanted. Write for particulars. The Behrens Drug Co., Waco. Texas. Highly Improved Farm for Sale^W. H. Zeigler, Cope. N C. Saw Mills, Shingle Mills, Corn Mills, Water wheels, engines. DeLoacti Co.’, 547, Atlanta, Ga. . . aiwni _ and—-pra - ... “Crrmrr placed readily. W. K Sease Orange hnrg, 8. C. Wanted—Summer hoarders, two large rooms, each sultaalerlr* four to six pyrccus. *' , ec—.»it ue'.ghbor- 'hood. 3W mile- fro town. Rates reason-’'To. ^d'*-<*-; Mrs. W. H Plank. Route 1, Hendersonville, N. C. ' Wanted—Make $10,000 yearly con necting land buyers and sellera by mall. Dunning ■yatem. $2 com plete. Particulars free. Dusnin*. Co.. Windsor, N. C. Salesman, new proposition. <ust out Does away with extra tire# on •Mito- mobiles. Write quick for details Johnson Merchandising Co.. 311 College St.. West End, Birmingham Ala. FOR SALE-FARM PRODUCTS Wanted—Industrious men who can earn at least $10o per month and expenses retailing Rawleigh nro- ducts to farmers. Must have means for starting expenses and furnish contract signed by two- responsible men. For full partto"Iars write or call on A. M. Wilson. Newberry, S t C. ' Fall and winter heeding cabbage plants ft ner 1 °00 f. o. b. shlp- “'ng point. Plants shinned by ex press only. F. E. Hull Rock Hill, C. mi cj. i 1 'ra* ' tort ANYvymwni $ Lookoet Mountain Potatoes, 10 bu. lots. $1.50; 1 bu^ $1.75. Profitable fall crop. W. P. Harris, Owing®, 8 C. Eastern Yam notato plants. $1.26 per 1.000. Nancy Hill and Triumph. $1.50. 5.000 and oyer, $1.15 and $1.50. H. L. Herman. Newton. N. C. pot $1 per l.OuO; ready for Immediate shipment; large and healthy; also Brabham ant) Iron peas, pure seed, $1.25 per bu. f. o. b. Fort Motte. Claffy Brothers. Fort Motte. 8. C. FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK lawge Herkahlree at Stone Farm. Petersburg. Va Gate O. I. C. Plga—Entitled to registra tion; pedigrees furnished. Three different strains. 10 to 12 weeks old. $10 and $15. F. P. Htnn at Ridgeway. S. C. Thoroughbred Poland China Pigs big boned, will please you, ready , to ship. Prices right. E. L. Glffin Loudon, Tenn. Mill Creek Farm—lias for sale three pure bred registered Holstein Frle sian Bulls, ready for service, from mature cows. Sire c ’randson Pon tlac Korndyke. Irvin D. GraybiU Troutvllle, Botetoust County, Va. For Sale—$15,000 stock ’ of mer chandise at a targa’n for cash con sisting of shoes, clothlr dry goods. ions, a *”'*• stock. Will sell all . . ... - . of Tl>.Tt*rTlTPro«t arict-lreep--4iaM,~bu« JCOjpjrranio house, 4 00 young fruit raLheTTCTl <D‘ 1 as want- -ta~KO--a. .. trees pTahlrV*flr Tnhrftrthe best little • k For Sal**—55 acres, one mile from village, half mile hi^h school; half cleared, balance Umber;’ good fotf farm tn This neighbor heed,—-W E. Hudson, Concord. Va. Five Flxtra Choice female pointer puppies. Five dollars each. A. Vermont, Smithfleld, N. C. Registered Holstein Calvea—Finely bred bull calves for sale. Herd tuberculin tested bv U. 8 govern ment. Write J P. Taylor, Orange, V*. ^alr fine—Young mare mules, 7 end 8 years old. work hardened, veil matched team Phone 2909. Jen kins Express, 711 Gervals St., Co lumbia, 8. C. For Sale—60 ex*ea fine Poland China pigs. All eligible to register and beet breeding. Dr 8. J. Summers end Sons. Cameron, S. C. Registered Berkshire Pigs—Elghs weeks old, pairs not related. $6; each purchaser to »ay for papers. D. E. Todd, Lccrens, S. C. Berkshire*—A few first class bred g'’ts nr'' Mgc just weaned. Beat -blood-’ —Prices-, r.uasonc-ltle.. Write tn T J, Jqme« Adrian. Gs. Shetland Ponies, reduced in price, kind, qule* ones for children end ladies. Cash or time payments. Pony Farm, Spruce Pine, N. C. Absolute Perfection is attained in the new Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Write'us for prices and terma, or better still, come in and hear it. The Marchant Music Co. 53 E. Russell St., Orangeburg, 8. C. •Established 1883. Best mualit*- double screened Bur clover, 12c a pound. Pedigreed Seed Companv, Hartsvllle, .8. C. For Sale—25 high { cows; also some bred heifers. Ad dress W. I. Hawthorne, Derita, N. C. For Sale—Bagging and ties. Write me for inside prices. Have new np- ; woven and rerolled; a’l weights and grades; new or spliced ties; all irices guaranteed. G. C.- . Pitts. ceflt^itgmps gnd-45,000 postal carda The stamp® were seat tq. the South ern's stationer In Atlanta,’and from The Democratic text book for the whose office they will be .cleared to 191$ campaign, issued In New York the various offices of the system In by the Democratic naUonal and cob the Southern States greesioaal committee, contains 414 The stamps might have been pur-’pefm. lie slogan Is ’Pease with la Waahiagten. the headquar ters ef the hoalheTu Railway, hat In vtth the pellcy ef ’ the money la the ierrt- ll M Salesman—to sell vinegars and el ders. / Exceptional opportunity as exclusive -or side line. Austin H. Burr, & On,, Richmond, Va. Dealers, Agents, Salesmen — Big money selling Meek’s Aptomatiu castings and repalra. *le. — Machinery, ■teeT beams, rods, ropes, tackle, wheelbarrows, trucks, wire cable, boilers, tank stacks, etc., ventilators, grating.! etc Lombard Iros Works and Sup ply Co.. Augusta, On. . _ . atlhri fire: '*7 anted. Sella on demonstration Write for territory and dtseeunt Witherspoon Jeffords. Fiofenic. 8 C. -The big follow crop Oet ESTABLISHED E877 bes Machinery Co. Steam and Gasoline Engines, Ginning Machinery, Saw Mills and Woodworking Machinery Generally, Gibbs Kdgers, Gibbs Shingle Ma chines etc.. Corn Mills, Feed Mills, Grits and Meal Separators, Flour Mills and Brick Machinery, Thresh! ng Machine*, Hay Presses, Belt Lacers and HiNERY GENERALLY i Automobile and Accessorits, MODERN MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY. AND SMALL JOBS OF ANY DESCRIPTION HIGH GRADE CASTINGS a SPECIALTY. tret. CAPACITY FOR LARGE TANK AND BOILER EVERY