The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, February 21, 1908, Image 10
THE MONEY GOES
How the People's Money is Spent
By tho Legislature.
APPROPRIATION BILL
ls l'assed on by tho House of Rept'C"
seutntivcs ?nd ls Sent (o a Thil'd
Rending.-Almut Two Hours De
voted io Debuto on M VOW Puru?
graphs of Hie Hill,, Changes May
He Made Haler.
After a debate of over two bonis
tho house yesterday sent to third
reading the appropriation bill. Thorp
were a few changes and ono or two
of tho sections wore stricken out,
but the bill as reported by the ways
und menus committee wont through
with debate on only a few para
graphs.
Among Hie changes were tile lu
crease in the appropriation for usc
of Columbia water fr?m $3,000 to
$5,000, tho appropriation for tho on
focemont of the pure food law and
the refusal to appropriate $3,500 to
tim annual reunion ol' Confederate
veterans.
There are sixteen paragraphs in
the bill carrying an appropriation Of
about $1,500,300. Tho legislativ?
supply hill will carry an appropria
lion ol' about $60,000. Tho hill
which went to third reading TuOsdnj
contained the following paragraphs:
Hovel nor's otllCO-$ 1 4,000,of Which
$3.nut) is salary Tor governor; pi i
vate secretary, $1,500; messenger,
$4 on; stenographer, $750; contingent
fund, $5,000; special fund for en
forcement of laws, $2,500; stamps,
and stationery, $350.
Secretary of Stale-The olllce of
secretary of state is given $0,500
which is au Increase nf $500, given
for the printing of registration
blanks, this bein;-, election year.
Comptroller Gpnorul Salary of
comptroller general, $1,900; chief
clerk. $1,400; additional clerk, $1,
400; bookkeeper, $1,400; special in
vestigations, $l,onii; porter, $300;
stumps and stationery, $000; print
ing, $sr,u; contingent fund, $300;
stamps and stationery for insurance
depart nient. $700; traveling expen
ses for department in work of ex
amination of county books, $500;
further clerical help, $1,400; steno
graph: work, $400.
Slab.' Treasurer-The salarios ari
an) follows: treasurer, $1,900; chief
eiork, $1,500; two bookkeepers, ? I ,
?ito) each; contingent fund, $300!
for printing stocks and bomb;, $200;
Stationery, $300; further clerical
bein. ?iina.
Soile Superintendent of education,
salary, $1,900; eh tel' clerk, $ I ?350
au increase f rom $ 1,200 ? st em?;; ra pli
er. $000; conting, al fluid, $200?
printing, $1,200; slut lottery, $300;
traveling ON penses, $30.,
Adjutant and Inspector (b-noral -
There is a decrease in the appropria
tion given the adjutant goaoral. The
bill carri's the following: Salary,
$1*900,; assista ht, $ 1.35o; armorer,
$300; contingent fund, $5no; collect
ing arms, printing, etc., $050, which
is an increase of $100; stationery.
$200; stenographer, $000; militia
purposes, $20,000, a decrease of
$i o.ooo.
Attorney Clouerai The Items are
as follows: Salary, attorney general,
$1,900; nssistatil attorney general.
$ 1,800, a raise of $500; contingent
fund, $300; a raise of $150; litiga
tion. $2,000; stenographer, $000.
Railroad Commis; ?en Salary of
th leo commissioners, $5,700; salary
ntenograplier, $000; : eerelarv, $ I
350; contingent exponaos and rent,
$1,500; printing, $250.
Tlx' Slate librar?an guts an increase
of $75 for th?? contingent fund, the
Hems being tis follows: Salary, $800;
contingent fand, $30'? j stationery.
$275; pureba, im; boohs, $2?'t??
Stale Geologist--Tho item carrie,
an appropriation of ?I ?i?00 for the
salary ami a like nibo ll it I foi- con
tingent fund; prim int: and . nrvevs.
The department <if agriculture,
con II.-ne ami immigrai'bil tints ihn
following: ?'ala ry commissioner, $ i
pun; raIury clerk, $ 1,200; ?xpijips?:
depart meal. $3,000; salary steno
grapher. !?000; foi* printing 4,not)
Copies of handbooks, $3,000,
The bill gives $500 for prizes for
farmers who enter the c real grow
ing coule: ls. This b expended under
tin- direction of the comm; ? i|..uer ol'
tl gi'lc tl ) I li re i Ibo president and the
professor of ag: icult mo ol' Ci ellison
college.
No Changes are made in tho tl 1 ft
tOl'ieal Commission. The salary ol
Hie secretary is $1,500; for collect
ing and ni'l'h llgilig Confederate re
cords. $1,000; contingent i'mul $250;
printing historical record.;. $500 and
the proceeds for siti?)1! of Ihe publi
cations now on hand or bora fi ol'
publn lied.
Tho code cor.inik'sloner gels th'.'
usual salary, $4 00,
The Bab ry nf i he oieetriclan and
cngim er ol' the stale house is $ 100
per iiiyhtii fbi' KC Ve ii months; for th
salary ol' eic- ll re m a tl and essi. ? ant.
$a0 per meut h for (lie year; one ad
dil u n il fl r? ni i it bu- t wo mont hs at
n .adary of $40 per month; Hie elec
trician and ?i?gliiooor being giv?ti
$7fi pei' ne nth for Ihe remaining 5
rm.nibs. Me abo gels $400 for lix -
; turcs, supplies and lights and $4t)0
for replacing ?nd repairing pipes la
Stato House.
Tilt sum of $6,000 ls given for
lighting the Stato institutions ia Col
umbia.
Tiie contingent fund for the keep
er of Stato house grounds was plac
ed at $200; tho Janitor's salary,
|160; salary of janltross, $120; sal
ary of two watchmen, $05 per month
each.
The Judiciary Department- -Chlof
Justice Pope, $:;,000; Associate Jus
tice dary. $2,9 12.50; Ju st i cos Jones
and Woods, $2,850 each; ton circu?
judges, $30,000; solicitors. $17.000;
stenographers, $15,000; clerk of su
premo court, $800; Hiato reporter,
$ l, it 0 0 ; librarian supremo court.
$800; messenger, $200; stenograph
er, $G0; attendant, $200; contingent
fund, $800, an increase of $200; de
de lt for 1907, $197; Tor purchasing
books for library, $500; for purchas
ing certain supremo court reports,
$000; for secretaries for each of
justices, $500 each.
Tho State board of health is given
$2,500, tor clerk hire. $r.no; for en
forcing Hie pure food law, $1,000;
for quarantining Hie Slate against
contagious diseases, $.S,il00, to ho CN
ponded under Hie supervision of the
governor. The governor is also au
Ihorizod, in cases of emergency, to
borrow $7,non additional; $100 is
?.Ivon for printing, ^transportation
and death certificates.
tn the tax department tho salar
ies of county auditors, aro fixed nt
?29,672.OS; treasurers, $30,1 -I G.65,
and for printing hooks, etc;., $3,500,
I-M u cat ional Institutions,
The educational institutions re
ceived all asked for without objection
Mr. Sharpe did not agree to Hie pro
vision thal children of professors ol
(he University of South Carolina ro
eeivo free tutlliou Inserted, hui iii lt
..M ill through hy a volo of 53 to MP
The section then passed as follows:
University of South Carolina
Support, $43,744.04; promotion ol
Prof. Baker to full rofessershtp
$500; repainting college buildings
$3,000; tin roof for DeSnussuro col
lego, $600; for other roofs, curhingi
and repairs, $1/025 j scholarships
normal, $4,100; for new class roon
and auditorium. $30,000.
Winthrop -Kor support of college
$04,535.22; regular scholarships
$12,100; insurance $2*659.S?; equip
aient, $3,000; septic tank, $2,000.
South Carolina Military aciulcm
Support, $25,000; Ihn arv, $250
ooo nd payinont on polled still 1er
$7,500; repairs and other work, $30,
OOO; insurance, $1,267.20.
Stato Colored college - S upport $5
000; dynamo, $1,000; laundry, $2
ooo.
South Carolina Industrial school -
? 1 0,000.
renal and Charitable.
For penal and charitable instill
lions tho following sums aro glvei
Penitentiary.Salary of superb
tendent, $1,000; captain of gu ar
$1,200; physician. $l.r,oo- chaplal
$000; services of chaplain in refer!
a to ry in Lexington, $lf>6; clerk, $1
200, and all balances and procboi
from HM- hire ><( cd ii vt els or fro
tho farms of the institution.
Slate Hospital for tin- Insane
Salary of spe: intendent. $3,000 ; P
(Ilem and mileage, of board, $l.2u
current expenses and inaintonam
$ 17,p,000, an incitase ol $10,00
repairs and building purpOSO?i, $2"
000 ; dollell $8,177; insurance. <;
non; increased lire protection', $50
Deaf, Dumb and Illlnd asylum
For support, $26,500; repairs, $50
Munira nco, $1/446.98; waler ai
seweiaf'.e. $1,000.
Catawba Indians For Btjppoi
$2,(?00; for the school fund, $200
M ?seo!! oicons Fx pele cs.
FOI' water for public inslitutio
in Columbia, $5,000.
'i'o pay claims passed hy tho go
eral assembly in 1906, $0,000.
Public printing for the year $2<
eon, aa increase of about $1,20
and of this $800 ls applied lo ll
printing ol' acts and journals; for a
V?n?e sheels, $175 is appropriate
For foul fin- the Slate house, $1
000 is appropriated.
For Confederate pensions the sn
of $250,000 was appropriated wi
the Usual restrictions.
For tho phosphate CO in Ul I SS I <
$300 was given fol' tin- necessary c
peases of inspection and lu oe H Ul
For tho edilillie!lon df tho Sta
home. $5.non was given Hie siilkll
flliul lo rel urn t lie loa II in I 904.
< X lu i- Appropriai ?ons.
Tho Slate Hoard (d' eiiuallzatl
was given t.2,00U; (ho idi jihrVisdrs'
reg I'M ration, $ I 2,300; I Indura nco (
cent ive man: ion. $ 'J 3.3 3 ; insuran
State armory, $3 1.50; insurance ha
at executive mansion. .< I I : rural
brnrlos; $5,000; r< pairs and fur
lure at executive mansion, $ | ,4 0
fuel at mansion. $350; Sbulh Cai
lina room ai the Confed?ralo hi
souin, Richmond, $100; loan to Sou
Carolina fair society, $2,500; boa
of medical exaniiner. $xno and I
a secretary; $ 100 ; la uncli ho ti so
Georgetown', $250; hoard of ii di.
ies, $7,600; Con federn lc I Ionio Ci
Migo, at Charh 'on, $2,000 f
scholarships; board of pardot
?MIHI, which ls a doorcase- (d' abo
$4 00; Winthrop practice KOIUIOI, $ h
ooo, aeeo r<l lng to ad of l 007 ; pro i
Innis on surety bonds of clerks
'.late bom. $I45;35; oom mit leo
'xanijue dispensa ry, $79.4 0 ; coon
ted to examine booka of Slate ot
ials, ? I I ??4 0 ; commit ti e en St ?
educational ?iisi.i j lil lobs, $299.6
.oonnitiee on penh I toni Charltab
inst ii ut ions. $338.55 ; repillrlnit
(.lund loan from : ? i . ! ; i . i .?: lund for r
.airs on interior of State b or o, ."
lO?; written off books of ?'late Iren
irv, ? 11 .ps, $1 4.70, $ I 3.36; print li
troceeds of annual mooting of Ll
Kentucky Lawyer Obj sets to Call
ing Comm ssion, Graft
STATE DISPENSARY*
Denounced hy Illili, Hui Ile Confess"
CH Timi ni* House Paid Commis*
?ions to Secure Puslness From lt,
?nd to Tlt.it Uxtent Helped to Make
il J? Corrupt niul Disgusting Insti
tu? ion.
"Attorney (louerai I.you luis been j
niven cortaiu iufoi'ination ns to
whom tho coin missions wore paid,"
i?l Cel. Ant hony .1 Ca croll of Louis
villc Tuesday afternoon at (lie con-|
elusion i>r his statement to tho dis
pensary commission. Tho State says!
lio luis sh iwcd tho transactions
witch appeared on Ihn books and
stated td tho commission thal tho
. liber Information had hoon asked for
hy the at.terney general and bad been
given to bim in conloi cuco with
Col. Keble;.
"Tho attorney general lias charge
j of the 'graft' part ol' tbe matter rm!
WO are probing into tile manner of
j the transactions," remarked Capt. C
K. Henderson pleasantly.
This evoked a spirited rejoinder
from Col. Carroll, tho handsome son
of Hid lillie Grass Staid who bas been
peaker of the house of representa
tives over lhere and also managing
editor of Cel. Henry Watterson's pa
per, Ibo Louisville Courier-Journal.
"Not 'craft.' if yon please, slr. The
Paul Jones company which I repre
sent will leave South Carolina with
ii loss on every sale made hore even
If you should decide i<> pay my claim
with all sorts of red ucl b,a.:. We will
?nit net loser, oven then, and your
proposition is thai you refund the
amollissions that we bad to pay lo
;et Ibis business.
'1 repel With ns good graee as!
possible tho Imputation that 'graft'j
is a lil term to ho applied to our
-ide of tho Irnnsncfltons with tin
tillite dispensary. We have made
nothing out or tho business, and the
'gi'ltft' was oa tin? part of the people
in South Cardl i tin with whom we laid
o? deal. Wo paid 'commissions,' but
no 'graft.' This 'graft' in tim dis
pensary was Hie inevitable result of
a system which I asure you we did
not wish to create, nor did we see.'.
io foster or to build ii. up."
TIlO Commission then went Into ox
lee nive session. ll was not. made
public what was the nal ure of the
Information which Col. Carroll had
givoti lo At loi ney (baiera) Lyon, bul
it must have hoon something worth
while, fer Mr. I,you came into tho
meei iii'-'; as Col. Carroll was co ll cl lid
ing and m ado a sta i omen* to the
commission in exeeullvo session.
This Inforniaton was In | ai l In
Col. felder's possession when Col.
Carroll appeared before Hie com
inis ion recently, but Col. Felder
leonid not communicate even to the
commission what he know at that
Mme and Col. Carroll bat', lo rei urn
Ul Louisville and gel released from
certain obligations so thai the com
mission could he lint In possess! ni ot
Information v. loc h coi.id not gd upon
(be retie rd as lt will be med In the
prosee ul ions.
when Col. Carroll was hore, some
time ngo, Mr. Avery Patton objected
io paying the chitin of Pani Jones ii
Co., on thc ground that lite state
ments tiled by 061. Carroll gave a
transcript of their books nu further
back I han I ii Oil.
"We paid no commissions foi"
South Carolina business before the
year 19 OR," stilt! COI. Carroll lu a
most matter of fact manner, and tho
commis iou smiled for the Implication
was strong that after I OX)3 lt had
cost the l'a ul Jones concerti a lillie
soinetbina to eel Orders from South
Carolina.
When In tho course ol' ll lim nil
events il is found thal the COinmis
.den is to pay the Phill Join s dalli),
tho Louisville people Will pru bil I>1,V
bid SI glad pond bye to this Slate. As
a mittler ol' bin ill I e.- bpi;, it was pul
dil record ybsiordhy illili I hore were
j 100 cases on IhO bool.s al the dis
pen ary which lind bei n lett (iff Cn'
books ol' tho liquor h'0ui*e entirely.
Tilla was found by Col. Carroll,
Mr. Malvern Hill and Mr. J. C. L.
Tluope. Whim in clie?kbig up the
invoices and bills Of lading to fud
a ?dlsorephhcy which was evidenced in
ibu totals, limy Observed Hutt lhere
j was a shipment of iii)O' cases oil Hie
1 71li ol' April, I DO I. and a bdllnihonl
of 2U0 cases on tb" 1 lill of Septem
ber, sa lil o year, which bad not been
recorded on the books al 1/Mii-ville
as a part ol' the dispensary business,
Mr. Carrol! made a brief supple
st nek a ; ociat ion, $500; copies to he
distributed hmong moni beril cf gen
eral tu em lily and farmers; I ateros I
on pout In debt, 077.07.
'the l'elori? Pu liv
When t!e> i'.in'agraph p. Iv Inri g!inn
for judi ni lt ms for the j-! j ?ile co! .?'od
!'; lr was brpiigli? Ult Mr. I lai'mnh ob
jected i'? it--; cou lderntloh? but. ii
was parsed.
The painftraiih reliillng lo the hp
propi b'.tleu ol' V-oi.OOii fer bi h
schorls jk'.rSoil lifter ranch di <. n -I n.
- Ten ijmusniiil dollars was he Hie
edniinlsslon for Hie linnrovomont of
tho State Homo grounds.
THtY LYNCHED HIM
Mob Overpowers Militia and De
puties and Hangs Negro.
Ho Vf OK A Fiend Who Kiclily lleserv
cd What Ho dot nml More Too ll
Possible.
Eli Pogtt, the negro who bruttnlly
and criminally assaulted Miss Wil
liams, a young white woman, near
Brookhaven, Misa., several weeks
ago, was taken from tho custody ol
Hie Jackson military company and a
posse of deputies and hanged to ?1
.olephono pole wlthn a hundred yards
if Hie Court House. Ho was to havs
heon tried for lils crime. The mill
my and tho police were Overpowered
ry a mob of more than ono thous
oui citizens. Several shots wore
ired during Hie melee and two mein
lors of the moh worn wounded.
Plgot reached llrookhaven from
.'ackson .Monday morning in casteth
>f Sheriff Frank ?rcor, and nude:
ho armed escort of tho Capital Light
Suards, ordered into sorvico hy lin
iovornor to protect tho negro duritij
ho trial. When Hie soldiers and Hi?
logro alighted from the train tin
nob surged around them and a fiord
light ensued, in which lists wore free
ly used.
Tim soldiers clubbed tho members
f tho moh With their guns. Afte;
lie fight had lasted live minutes tin
militia started with tho prisoner t<
he Court House. Tho mob, rein
'orcod and reorganized, mad?4 anolh
.r attack, secured tho negro, dragger
him to a telephone polo and banr.ee'
lim.
The mob bogan to assemble hefor<
laylight In wagons, on horseback am
valking. lt included some of tin
nos) prominent men in Lincoln
?ounty, especia i ly from the neigh
torhood of Kufli, where the assauli
incurred. hy ibo lime the trail'
..om Jackson bad arrived there wei.
?>ver two thousand mea in tho moh
il the railroad station. No attempt
o concealment was made. not. a man
in tho mob wearing a mask.
Tho ll rsl nt tempt 10 take the no
gro from the militia proved futile,
tho soldiers healing the members of
tho mob back with tho balts of their
lilies and laking up the march to
tho Court House. Before Hie Court
House was reallied, however, the
growing moh entirely surrounded the
soldiers and swept down Upon thom
The command was given to foo ny
the captain ol' tho company .-.ml two
mon dropped, hut tho sol (hors wore
swept from their foot and tho negro
was dragged away from them. Jud;;,
t llkinsoit, who was to have proshl
?1 at tho negro's trial witnessed th
smelling, Inn was powerless to pre
eat lt.
The (wo men Shot down in th
.;"it. wore Joseph Cole, of l'.ro(>l:ha\
ill and au unidentified farmer. Neil!?
.. ?s veriic'vU- \v<ojnded;
uchlal s laten ou ?i| Paul abbp? .
'o. His 1? .ures and Hune ol' 111
Unto dispensary bocks tally to
..at. There bad bo0ii an upparon
'iseropanry ?f "Jen oases ia Septem
?er. I {I(Pt, toil be explained this (.
no entire sat! faction pf C.o commis
?011. The two in nis had boen put 01
ht? cash hooks ia I.nui.-ville, hut m
arried over on Hie regular dispon
ry u Cebu lit as they had been reih 11
Cid for promptly.
Willi tho addition ef these 4CH
.sos , the nd shipment ot Patt
ones to the South Ca roi ina dispon
n y war- ??737 cases. The gross sale,
rom 1002 io "io close ol' the dispon
ary wore 3,050 cas?s, but Hie di
ehsiiry ?it bs close of loudness r?
imod 3.15 cases. The alco,ml o
he erahn is $21 j 49, but C d. Cai
i ll is w illili'.; to tallO Off $5,000 fe:
tie "overcharges."
Mr. Condi stated that prior h
'.Mir; (here were no "overt htoaes,'
lilt that he had gi ne lo Hie ult01
I ev general and bad made a complot'
bowing ol' Hie ..ovorcharfc-," mai'.,
.i ofter te inn' commissions for tb.
-'oath C oolina b .. i'n- is
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ItOl -C., Columbia, H. C. ?Manos ann
Organs.
Killed imby Brother.
Flossi? Ford, 6 year? old. shot and
Instantly killed her 3-year-old broth
er with a revolver at Whitc-Btowa
Ind. The father, Quincy Ford, wa?
so shocked by the news of tho trag
edy that he became a raving maniac.
:iv* '. 1 .?1 111
Thirty-Two Cent Cotton.
VOR SALE)-Watson'* ?o?obrattedi
linprovod "Bummer ?now ?#Vinit long!
ntapie ootton ?cod. Make? bale
m or? per ?uno ordinary loa? under
Od I
Ur.
co milt lunn; .olin for IT'S to 12 couta peri
Bound. KaiUl y picked. dinned dry!
on ordinary iaw gin.
J% Inches. Frloe:
?tnjjlon l'A toi
? buMb .u ii 00; 1,
busibels, (4.40; 6 buen ol* *md over at.
$1.00 per hus hoi. W. W. Watson. Pfo-i
>rlotor, Bniumorbind Varna. Jiateeburg.
f I have liad several year? expcrlcnco in growing Cabbage plants and ?IL
other kind-? o( vegetable plants foi the tn,Js, vlt? Beet plonts, Onion plants,
Collard plant), and Tomato plants.
1 now have ready for shipment Beet plants and Cabbago plants as follows:
Early Jersey Wakefields, Charleston I .arge Py pe Wakefields, and Henderson Suc
cessions. These being thc best known reliable varieties to all experienced truck
farmers. These plants -are grown out in the open air near salt water and
, will stund severe cold without injury.
Prkcst $1.00 for 500 plants. In lots of 1,000 to 5,000 at $1.50 per thou
land, 5.000 to 9,000 at $1.25 per thousand, 18,000 and over at $1.00 per thousand.
We have special low Expresa rates on vegetable pl mt-, from Oils point. All
orders will bc shipped C. O. D. unless you prefer sending money with orders.
1 would advise sending money with orders. You will save thc charges for
returning the C. O. D's. I
Other plants will bc ready In February. Vour orders will have ray prompt
and personal attention. When in need of Vegetable plants give mo o trial order;
1 guarantee satisfaction. Address all orders to
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Tho lowest prlood power feed BlilnirJc nilli on tho mar
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Weight 060 lbs. Ourringo has tiutonmtio return mut ion.
"BEST GOODS - BEST PRICES'*
Wrl to us for close price quotations.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. . - COLUMBIA, 8.0.
THAI.ii: MAIIK COgyRlgHTgg
I O (L O Forty years l'.xporicRce and Reputation. Fifteen Thousand Satisfied Customers. IQ fl ii
lUvU Our stock guaranteed to prove satisfactory ot purchase price paid for same re- li/vU
funded. Tiiiity Thousand dol?an. Paid In Capital and our R?putation behind guarantee.
Ask your Hanker about us. Why purchase plants from unknown or Inexperienced growers,,
taking the chance of losing your crop? when you can buy from thc Original Cabbage
Plant (.'rower, plants sure to pr.iilii.-i- satisfactory results.
PR IC El In lois of 1 to 5.030 at $15i) per thousand, 5 to 9,000 at $1.25 per thousand, 10,000
and over at $1.00 per thousand I. o. li, Young's Island, S. C. Our special Express Kate on
Wants ls very low. Our Cabbage Plants are Frost Proof. To produce the best results
they should bv set In the South Atlantic and Cult States in December and January, lu the
Central States just ??early In spring as land thaws sufficiently to got the plant root In the soil.
Send for our Catalogue ; it contains valuable information atmut fruit and vegetable
growing, hot.ie mixing ol fertilizers,etc. We grow a full line of Strawberry plants, fruit
[trees, and Ornamentals. Special tenus to persons who make up club orders.
We ?re sowing this season six thousand pounds of cabbage seed.
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lu .t ;: ii-iis in lite woiid. We haVc vvniked dlligeiiily OM our
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tuntable. 'Ute, l> ive sm t ess illy .(omi ihrj most severe tests of cold and
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PIVII 1 ??; t .1 ha ni l l i tm. e f. o. h. Voting's Island. 510 fur Jl.0'1; 1 lo 5,0(lfl at $1 50
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References- Fnierptisf Hunk Charles!.s C ; Postmaster, l'uterprlse, S. C.
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