The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, August 01, 1895, Image 3
The_ Peole's Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Miss Matthews, of Williamston, t
visited Miss Carrie Wyatt this I
week. t
If th seaons continueso there
will be an abundanco of corn made
this yoar.
Many are they who are now seek
ing the shady brooks of the moun
tains.
Rev. J. E. Foster began a pro, k
tracted meeting at Secona last
Wednesday night.
A splendid rain fell here last
Sunday and revised and refreshed
some drooping spirits.
Mismes Marie H. Michol and Co
cile M. Sellars, from Charleston,
are at the Ambler House.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Griffin
and children of Williamston vis- I
ited relatives here this week.
Born unto Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
N. Folger, of Greenville, on tho
23rd ult., twins-a boy and girl.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H-. Boggs and
children, of Birmingham, Ala., are 1
on a visit to relatives and friends
in the county.
The Piedmont Association will
convena with Flat Rock Baptist
church today (Thursday.) A con.
tingent will go from horo.
The meeting closed at the Bap
tist church Ist Thursday night.
There were no accessiois but
the nenibership greatly revived.
There will be a Sunday Fchool
celebration at Mount Bethel on
August the 10th 1895. Everybody
is invited to come and h6ring well
filled baskets. d
Dr. J. R. Riley mot his regular
appointment hero last Sabbath
;an( preached two oxcellont sor
mions. lHo announced that t the
next. regular mooting, the 4tli Sub
bath in August, the services would
be protracted.
Mrs. J. Swinton Whaley and c
three children, of Edisto Islat d
S. C.; Mrs. Martha S. Seabrook
and Miss R. Black, of Charlestoii,
S. C., and Mrs. W. E. Dickson and
child, of Ocala, Fla., are at the
Ambler House. Y
Rev. T. J. Rooke mot his regu
lar appointment at Enon last Salb
bath. A large congregatiol wa s
present and a collection amount
ing to $2.55 was taken for Conme
Maxwell Orphanage at Greenwood.
Notice was given that a lprotracted
meeting would begin there next
Sabbath.
'1The membersh ip of BethlIehem
,ehurch are requested to meet~ at
.the grave yard, on niext Saturday
morning, as soon as practicable,
with wheelbarrows, hoes, shove's,
.and other necessary tools, to clean
cf the grave yard, and undergrowth
around the church. Everybody
that is interested come, and fail
not.
A protracted meetmng wvas begun
in the Methodist church, at this
place, last Tuesdafy mnorning, b~y
Rev. 0. L. Durant, pastoir in,
charge, assistedl by3 Rev. GA. P. W~at
son, of Anderson. The meeting
wvill1 close on Sunday, and in th e
afternoon protracted serv ices will
bo0 begun by the pastor, assistedl by
.Rev.Wells,of Greenville, at I othloh
hem church, three miles south of1
.Pickens. We hope much good will
result from these meetings.
Col. WV. E. Nimnmons, one( of the
soldest and most highly respeoctedl 1
'citizens of the county, died at his
home~ on Eastaton last Saturday
evening, at the advanced ago of 8'9
years. He was (luring his whole I
'life up to a few months ago a very
healthy, stout and vigorous man.
but since a few montihs ago hiisgen
oral health has been failing until
it entirely gave way. H is remains
wvore buried at the family burying
ground. A largo circle of relatives
and friends are left to mourn h is
.loss.
T1hie merchants andl oflicials of
Pickens are earnestly requested to
close their laces of business at 11l
o'clock, a. mn., (luring this weok,
and :attend the services. You
'will not be kept longer thani one
hour and you may reap a richer
reward thani by romlai ning at youri
places of bumsiness.
0. L. D)uRAN'r, P. C.
Thore will be ai competitivo ex
Aunjiiation on the 23rdl of A ugust.,
iin this county, undh~er the charge
.of the County School Commission..
or, for a schola~rship in Furman
Un'ivorsity,worth fi fty (101lars( $50)
an amount sufficient to cover Iu
itLion for one year. The aippoinItten
is to enter the lowest collego class!
For further in form ation cata
logs etc. address,
CHiAns iLI. DUnnaii,
Sec. of Facualty,
Grooenvill: 9. C.
The District Al lianice of 3n 3d1
district will hold its next regular
meeting at iBoltou, S. C., on A ug..
ust 14th, next, at 7 :30 p. mn.
JOHN C. WATKi'Ns,
Soc. Bid Dist. Alliance.
Anderson, S. C., .July 29ht, 1895.
The annual meeting of iho stock
holders of the Easley lVarmors Al-.
liance Warehouse willI be hold in
Easley, S. C., on Saturday, August
3d, 18t95, at 11 o'clock, a. mn.
W. W. F. Buumou, Snc'rv.
A Sad Mission.
T1ho oditor of TH, JOURNAI, atj
,his writing is onl a Sad mission. si<
k tologram last l'riday morning 2f
rought him tho sad inteligence of an
he d(tth of his only birother (Joe pri
I. llobinson) by- drowning. A t
his timo (Monday) nono of tho to
>articilars cal bo learnod, but,
roan flouting rumors it sooms that, ed
to was at Locklhart Shoals, in fr<
Jnion county fiohing and by somo ro
neans got drowned. su
One account is that ho was soin- pr
ng and another is that ho was inl at
boat fishing and got too noar the co
hoals and was swopt over.
Mr. T. C. Robinson loft ili mme- ed
liately for the scono ild wvas sooin B
ollowod by his nother. Tho body pu
t is said was not, recovre(d until so
ast Sur day afternoon. It is not, ex
[nown whoro the body was hol'it'd. an
J. Ml. Robinson (Joe ,as lIw was II
amiliarly called by Ii.his fri'i(nds al
tround here) was a hihi-toiwltd.
Jhristian gentlomin. 14 was s t
vidoly kn( xu and had scores I* P(f
rienlds wiler'vor kniowi, I144 was
tholat thirty-fivo Yvanurs ol( -IId I - CI
narried. Jiis iany riii(ls will be0
-ogrot exceedingly to 1ti'ar of his co
ad doath, and thi toider' Sylipa- hi
hy of this on tiro couInimuiitv will
ro out to tho hllerieavd m11(tiir antd el
rothor. 1,
A Figting Finale. lilt
Prof. J. Ml. Laoopor who1, for the ."
last, twelv, days, has bein co.il.
lucting t cilass ill vocal music, r
losed his school list Tlesdu4v
ight with a1 concert,1 by, (the Nwin~e.
chool.014
Thle auldilec wans n)tI a la , In
lich groeetld (11 l ess. ( ile on a a(i i i
f thero being lracing ilnIt t,
lotlodist chlrich, but tho." that
'ereJ there't wetre~I highyI enter?: ined-. elh
Tile e t ass sa lig fI W rdltli
our when za res;t wvas ,(
hile Prof. 31. . 'tibling ad
rossed the amlivnie fori rblh!
iity m in I0 es ont the . i t'10 iJ141
'muilsic." Imll Professo(r 'iAnI d
n1 his openling remar1111ks that Iin.-r
ald not, the tilne to re ar hi'm- r
olf, or d( justice to thll subj t,
IIt nevertihelhbss, ho hmil1led I i
uhjOt is ifl h, e "Inad I ttten t o -
of'ore ;" whihel s thlo thn le is_ It I
loso stu1den1t. lis talk was high- Id
y oid i fying Inid was wiell ieceived ((
li dnjoyed by the au.dinM. P1
The class thwn rosimied Sml-ing
.nd( when nealyN throumgh iIn-(y
aing on1 song, hlistIiig ti lh -l
's to prct'teliont. This was a1 lt
le unuslal. a well as uIitpoVtad,
md tho audienct wis on Ih it qui
'ivo to kniw' wlhat wa s cm')In I
eoxt. 'h'leyw iai not loniig to wait.
[lst hoefo clos).ilig Pr, .mpnqe
1111do a few remniliii rks t. the ('iass mail
1udiilee and askd INe... 31. St w -,t t
ir't, to close 1 th xrisei's hImd pro'4
lounlco 1te '.Lneition1, whaiebi he'
zig in t he holy' bonds of' wtedlo(k,
Pruof. J. 3laritn i I opertI of 3 lien.
( ., and1( 31iss Auiia lirainilet i,
-dI al w hii slo from thle a111udince. II
Thuis was brought Iti a cltiso an
'veing ofi mith alal11( enjoyntAniit.
Squire B. D). (Garvin, on h liith .,
nstan1t1, wasVlw 14 see'i4' ofl n'it heri a m
>ecuiliari kind of litigat ionl-nott a
nOnly tlle sl'/( of a 1u4ll's ll':tol Itli t
uist ai quiet, litt'leviymeiil siuit ini
vhliichl Jay' . Gil1stina was Ite ph~ iin
ho lawi'is ofi Suth C'airol ina and1 ini a:
>bod~4:ience to) thle D ivino wilI! thIe
Unnl1 01' an Oflieri ol tlle eiviil Imiwii ai
s sough t inl811 schtsehs. IIence i((as 4
S(quir'o Gariivin steemsi to hiavi a hoi
>loalsing audciulent ivat ing way~ of hh L
lecidinig such1 en:sos ini a wiay that1 M1
s alcquioscinug to1 both Ithe pila~intill st<
md( thie defendaniit, by the plin tiY IbhL
>ayinlg a leo ofI onily d(llar and 1 ha
>vo'r thet dlef'imhmt ftor' I lifh, of paIh
Ou liH O pritheele is 5out1L t. .\ 1..
er41 thte m i ngi'ilh ('eremoniyIi\ lit- I
ivos, ieturn'ied tto thle residiee tof on
hobr)i'sf4 at hier.31r'.T. ..II uigin".
y dopar ~i)ten t Ii- thae ieiv'ry
moni prse fel.h it\wa goo ii
o ho' in hoore gut li ogn suc za . w<-t
acpy itpl wt the relt s sht'ativi t s
isIi.e a i t le on th i n ' se si21
'~epa id tt tthirsdence.o thelii't
room4)(11'sfat hr, ait . . 14' G i.'t ra p,11 41r
144hee'hi a criatl recept in awit d 1441 n
hem.1.1 .\.t'I i iti I . m
hagtl at t1 ra.t so Ia rge i'crtwd t4 I
Jthe*J Pil fl'.,S' ng. Theal
id anc a t ch 11: (' in k it' vlI( 'i'v (
10aeOldll treaO ill0'.'s wPI luuji't1-4jL
IstI. 'Vociai is Coil h-s~ in tov
tsi of thed~i v nthdl a iotion to
Coma aaisiosac's' MeodlIsag.
The board ol' Count v Conis- ''hl
>i r m t. purstuint, to call onl the as ast
th inistait, Sup.'rvisor I (lldricks Fieid
d :I ija'p ority of' th b'-an i' iIng Ion
C'sInt. Si it
It wais decided 1ot to buy any .\taul
ols for the 1r -nIlt. I lowc
Special ( ni'(4144 siol'-rs appoint- \\'illi
to ilay ulf, cliaullgs inll e ro d ''
111 Libe rty to ( TIIImiIs I I tfeI'ss not, hi
piortel tu ita tis-y imalnalo t oI )I1)
rvoy, and fon h hneim- Ti
ia cl ( . tIe-p ot I w aurCive 1
d thle 1111( ter h Ild for further
11sideration.
p1 ial comm)4 issioml - rs, a (4 ppoi 111- ol
to ayoutne rad fro . t R. I
i s J .. NI . J. A th ny', rv
<-' I b th-y 'ad m ad e t,
ry and founild tho grado, not 1)Merrm
LI in Q C 11( tI ll i IIc s to thi o i , ,erri
dI recnillsnended that changes hehu
nI . Thell report, waodflti0 thl
d thlt roadlt ordered to be opemxo. t wo
1'14, -r oad o m 1). . 1 l ldricks, oy v
>re to J T AntOniy's was aldopt
as -a, pubbl ha
b4o road l1eadinlg I fruol Norris 11m
i(tI Aills t 4,ido track, having .
S re o IlIl 1 u11i It, by 1 ih1
Iupany,1\ was I as a public
hlway
Y ~'1. I l
A;poclal Illis ila r ;o ay (-utt,
Ing' S ill Im l I I nr: 1 IrP;rg I k
tillardl's IntuI tenrii hat the y
de t ho Survey midl that tila
kdus did not f-xced on anld onei(
I t 1' ro. Report t' 014. ) ( .
s adtoptcdndla rdn d tha thlt
1 . b il ry ,Ili
y) repor4I 1n ile y h 1 1 ia
pr4 4 ! i. 4 x .' :om I'1:1~cI -'s .
4441~~ W'41''(~ I' I '1 W I41(i 11.1 IJ
(I t.
I1-titbll 14>"1 44-4 414 ad4'' 41 (\\'1in
:4 's 1 ' :44l1 t . l t144 Herd' wasld"
S r.''4 ali 14' it d ::141 1 ,d'444 4d1ot.
".4ir'. .4441l4i : I I an(1 ' 1 n
'ir84 14I-xt meetlill I. Ic1)
't'( < 4 ( .'< 1s( ', b :.: hij i1 v1 a :(aX l
v.,I
h44.V411 V ih ':4 in Iare' 144 (p(41 i4devr
.(l in ' 44 r imii i mer to1i( nI'4 k nietidK
e Vt. r.
1( !1 * v I I ion (Id1 ')A h-( I -
1l y '111' 444k Ie w t 1t:tl frc ili a,
it 41 111 !- 5' ll * 1)I'4' --li roa(I VI '
44.-:4 it liil I t, N1 rris Cotton!
I 44r4(1ib. i rm ]u
H . i -' I 444 :' il - ; 4. l' i.
4 I!4 1 4 Vt I I 4f: .la n (li al i
a4' 1444' \\':lnl i kvI eili l i i~f thl . l44I4
sIrd.4( 1 l4.nm :4 .\I (1 v Ili i el Ii wasl
;),taihdt ep th o r I~ s
d \ a ins I ) i4W 4' h<- yea( r I lId fliri $le0
TheI ~ livira towl44 i 1 444141p sup 1rvis
44 w 1r 4 u l444 Vr/. (44 1)4: <I'le .\ <>ut'I
1 art M f v 1 11t mic ist l ay
(4' 1 li4 4it11 'up rvis r 4'l('444I'dr i
mini's1 i 4 n4r4 4' '44 t' ry al 'd '
nyi tis to*' i the4 1a1idil4 of two4(1
. -il It l wi4 4 e rd 44444 ing 1for
4k i 444 . II.I 4 it4 wa44 ordered 4
4'a 1 nd t ''~ o bet h41 ud at next
' Ill 14411''(4'2144.41I i
1:4.t fil li1i'kie(t 11411 l41 "1444(for 1'.
1I' mill. T ,lS. -y wil begin work in"4M
The Eleci ?os.
O Prininry is as folloWs, so far
Iortained:
,W. T 51 0
I 1 o. F 1:t9
di'n,( Laoii ba 1 1le Q nt .ll
J. 1 103G
ams. ijrd 31
atill, S. (, J l ? l 1 .5
aII vot(' 9-11. l'oter's Cri.ek1
(.ar1d froml but the result will
V chan11ged.
non. i Ies. W. '. Bow
.'a . 'iold and '1. F. S iith
tral, S. C., July, :9th I 95.
r-. .bim1Ni.:-liev. J. D.
n1 1re1(sts the following: ()ut
4. T. V. Nelson, nwo Mirs. S1m1
liv lampy, nuo II iss Fanni6 111
dgav birth to triplots last.
dayq. Thell comlbined weoight,
Sthreet children,) 0n0 boy and
jirls was twonlty polunds, the Itllet
OigLhig sovoWA.
.Perryv is at daughter of' W.
erry and at sister (f Mrs. J.
11ungblood. cost.
-.AMr. Nelsonl lives near. Town
Good luck to then.. F.
3ULD HARDLY WALK
ON ACEoUN'r Or
LIE UMATISM
P. H. FORD
Quachita City, La., A (
TWO YEARS
Suffering '
IS CURED liIi.
THE ITSE OF 1 w
er's Sarsaparilla
r fully two years. I suffered from ri b
:ttism, anud wasi freintu ly ini suelh o it ,
lition that I coulidl hardly walk. O 03 '
i some lin' lin ilt Springs, Ark., 01 :11 Ii .
li treai tmlient lielpI'' I imii' for tho 0
Iveing; il bu t l <14.h volirlinit re- O0 r
I and I was ast ladly aiiti'Ited as 0 rn' nu
Ayer's Sarsaparilla being recoi- g for . :'
d. I resolved to try it, and, after businc,
six bottles. I was eonupletely E " it 01 oir
)-P. II. I 1) . Quacllita City, La. o! " "
rsSarsaparilla 00l
Admitted 0
THE WORLD'S FAIR O \ i
'0000000 000009000 9 9
Mea.semssem Ba.oss rs2na@9.9 m22.992 100
jFALL'S
n --BUDCET w-n
0We
[UN 'and PIIA X FE~
FOR TH E PHOLKS.
usual .-to3) o
TURNIP SEED, o
"fix'' abou it.
them~i to coml)' an d se' us. ()
hi (Carolina 3Milit ariy Aelui
('n)y.
Auld e~v .\ien 1 .'\oler on i
deii to c m eevill :npi
dl Iu (f. halanc. ln or
-L O l V S () I IA(;OLi. C
0111' ( iCs0(1:- (o r fVstr 'tl
RAND GOO
Tum er
The story is in a nutshell.
Sale in September, we put I
meIer Good are selling-whe
ths of service.
Full Line of lthe Celebl
kived, at Old Prices.
UMjfAli Ladies' Oxfords w
JONES &
FOR(i1UFNE SM.IL
Tpt Now, oilII look 1
O )ioit l ill \it v i' it 1
11i1%t. all I-It -fil ii httt ] Iii ts4 4414
Ill l ,r 44 th t ie . h- ihil
h41Pa I e e l (i, i.I nh AI n
i iII-, :Ir r t C !S. RISIi t E r . I I i
till' 14 ii i t i tu1 u 4t i4 1 i lilt i
4 lp i s ility If th I l it i11 4 il ttl hi t
it, i ll no t every l ila that 1the ,in1i re
sY pply1 I 11: t1.1 .\ lant (b-lr
4)11 * i l . 114 -.4114 (1441 h 1-:4I t ut i I i f
A .il ilit ll 1 it ls.- I I t I i I t
u :! .41o itr..n- Iner lyv a rine of hal
\.eaI, Inot ffr oth1)n
ml ae i a f hi to hse i I
rn Ma n 11,14 n In t . ms l ill4,1 b t. lis t . S
ita dtin. l re hyaroo. tb: o
1 .- ill lie o I Ill G
Iv N:I ! AS REGu ( ,I . WITER .1 whe-s
.oi . i .l It i o IsIe tn .4 o
:11 ia t Iholi e nl I\ itoet it vI . Tiin S ,,
:1y, h I wh ,pen I. all i th , n: onev I i n I 1i' .
s i4 il '.' 1. a -, e th kra e vur4 i
knw l a . le i "111 is avlas r
A nteb I Sve asd:'ri- ar
ebnei Marbtisinstte
We low ower our
A.T 25-% V R 0EWN
mae ~ilt (rul(e t loe outL
. a.-Small lie hofrtess G v
MyI ta tissesay .\
lins o tOntea aril
~Llaane C aCon i
stc jesfblieow
marke atiI ( (te 1shorte-st Iiliin
-y line tan hiot I tday. nv1
lies s(t o that each~': to,''iiarc
ot urant~ttee stpedi.
%TTEPJhTION I
TO
3URCHIASERS
mIANO8, ORCANS
A N)
PEWiNG MACHINES1
Pianos from $225 to $1,000, Organs
:m $25 to $500, Sewing Machines,
w, from $17.50 to $60. We also
II Oil and Noodles for all makes of
wing Macuhines. -Repairing and
inng on short'notice.
Call and see us or write
LEXANDER BROS.&CO:
107 W lashington Street,
*UZl1EENVILLE, S. 0.
haivtwo lilt~h' granld chi ildroni il 0
feel bing:thi h.,nnner weatheraitnd
troubllletl with b~owe.l comlplainlt. I
S't1 e ('h mbe14 r bin ' Colic, Cholera
1 iarhlet le(ilemedy ini it acts like a
ri1- 1 . iari l ylv ricoin illond It for
hirn wth one mabes.I wasi my
Sjien wi iii a seveie uttacki of bloody
h. with eraiIps an1 paitns in 1m13' stom.
oie-Ilhird of a bottle (if tIls reinedv
IJ lile Wit hit wenty-four hoIrs 'I
oil! of h).0 andi doing-'nyi3 honso work.
N. W. La. D)UNMIAN, ion1-aq41ila, Ilk.
i (''o., Ten. For sale by.
r. (. W. IKarle, Pickens; C. N. W'
E"sloy: I bill. Sloan, & 'o., Fort 11111;
anil. apr].
mle S pecials!
FOR
AL]r0-Jr1Ler Z
sons lrni ,ars.
Sugr s a:zl Syurijp',
1"Iy Traps,
r"'o lilt of [ v I' 'inware,
l~~isMillin, 1,)
lingylimbre"!las,
yi\V l't\ 11rnil. i s, ~r
:!l a rlel'dA\pple Vinllr- -v
Im\' vu :ill kinds of Barter
n1, \\'he:i, its, Eggs, Chickens,
V:,, I re wa , .
\oit - Trilly,
i/c 1). Heniwce.
HEY DONT DARE
ahon 'ii la tiiv ky i' ly inspetr, iihig shio ta
ii voun a, nIhelitle rohiling fa for
"u's" a iii "liiliessis."' A JLt of hanrg
Iiirs tooi forii h lJarIi'ir.
Olws at 104. per' Ib. andi the beist, 6c.
Ia'tois frij jars at$ S ii~ imr/Aoze, exti'ia
:iras.'s :ai li'i Ii s Iiiway.
T. D. HAR RIS.
ii. :f'i Plckens, S. C.
ALISTER
& BEATTIE
lltie1ivetl Tis xI Week
i~I'.\ lh.S ,-0lnek Chiiiin, 20 in l'nrn
ntPt i.i'n s, nobbiit.y lii ridies iat $1 w~orthu
,501 ~l'.\l t lI,L..\S--A n larige assort
'iii ini 2(, 2X andi :lt intchei',goodl cloth,
it; in l'u'r'ntesz, lai ist deisignsi, gruarnn l
'..tild .iu I0xepjt itnatl viahles An.
wri ini i ii i Maings at $-1 51) peri
I ( 10t *yards) Niew W~'nlowv Shnade(s,
:ie.ildiulos sprIing rollu'rs ati In cents
'inerlv in~' ''unt I G'nlis Silk iaIrters ini
it 4. hhw ilii ndI 1 iolor iii I 25e worth 50c
(1 .\2N.\ N TN'-.\lt It inigs aill gtrdes 5 to
yards lenths ai. t hi pr ~iii I asi' S.
I10 ya trd' I h-nt, hs bbwko an cotil lor at~ 5
MGIALISTER & SEATTlE.
m nl (a '5 .\aiin si. reI, Gr'(en ville, S. C.
( Next <luoor to Nal jinal llank )
lit naz are i iever ~i wihout, a bottle ofI
iinbila i's (Iourgh Boemedy in the
us','': Vay .laeih irihowni, the leading
'thtatl. of It' wiphwe. Thilus Reomedy
a fiew molhr li~ Alt ho now Its wor'thl
- willinto 1b le wvithout It. For stale
Wr'at l, l'a.-Iey ; 11lall, Sloa.,, & Co.,
i l1il; Iliin~riAi &~ lioggs L~iety; 1L,
*omit ne Itigo2i I wa'us trouibled with an
iei; o f trhei'nnuaism . I nsed Chiaber
'sPin ihthnu and~ wasi compIletly
rI . I Irmve sintce advisecd many~l3 of my
tnd. aint entiIomer'ts to try the remeindy
'1 all si eik highly of it. RIMON GOLD
w I'M; Su a I .is Ihey, CJal. For sale by
Il)r. ( . W- IEarle, IIckens; 0. N. Wy
I. 1'0a'lcy; ilall, Sloan, & Co., Fort
i llt(I'ate &V lioaxtrs. L~ibertv- V R
ra K
Sc
Fe'
L'he~y ton'ou the nlystemi, aid digetion cura
oss of a etite, relieve constipation, correct ,
ddy orderst and destroy worms, givng
)Ow life to an old or over worked horse. 2
sents per nackage. For salo by druggists,
.'BYE SALE!
fr
. Goods!
Instead of having a Closing
september prices on now whenJ
I there are yet two or three
ted Bay State Shoes just
11Il
ill be closed out regardless of
chi
Il
-ARRISON.
WI
11131
WI
all.
8 UPON YOU.
lof Back Upol a Lost
.fldened Rteooets.
1'airgaini Ni.2' - Think of a TYPEwRITER
1,r Ilino. I III t iskI-t 1%an: vos r ,:N-4 4WIILI
r 4NCE.. A siie11. writing 1114hine withi
II re1a'ch itf aniy1 il . I )ei 114 w41k1 (,f a
1-i I Iy art i411'. A triminnphl ol f 1In 14.r u111 44.
.4lntion1. The wobl 's biulsi-llss to-ila4 % 1 )h1141
i 1 114 t 1ranS.14144 -lith 11t1 e 1 m4-1, It wN4.,
-h1 ho is Wblle tit pay .110.I : ,a t o
1. Imnv a.1 .0 machim.v. A sple4-ild ill.
esaetfilr the merc1.1hantl, lawyer, mlinlis
er, simb 1ni, '4-se 14-Irear.,th hon.14111. - eir .
'if is 1 g444 d thiig, help jIIs11 it a f
em nh r"%% I.: ~tv I.1.'l.:t; n-r."
liranNo. :'. Iitizzles liamnond vx
'r1s . It *.4Im I '1%'tll 1 4111 11r4 g i ne'Ilv.'.'
'yit, 114r if i: BRAZILLIAN DIAMOND.
w I parklin 4 4 i g gn111 . W ill -wl in
K s41 lid -o411 b ille d rling, phitsh vast., :11::,,
end . ,1411 1 1 .411 rit i.mi , for ii I 42. The
argainl of the4 sealsiln. 11 11111e ua inl ap-1
waranceII*( t1 a1 .1in.00 ring," S4.nd1 it back, m1114
et 1your 1m4n y and1 p1ta eto . l-uitck.
OllE STAICE SIATIN ('o11.\NY (
.\TI,ATNT., (;A. it
ROCERS.m f
entire stock of'
I' REDUCTION.
all stock of eachi season to
rnew goods.
PECIALTY.
LINE OF NURSING CORSETS.
oods at a sacrifice.
LRoger's,I
AND RETAIL,
eli Goods at or N
Cost and Live,
SHe Sells a s
>f them.
it
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in
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CLOTHIERS
Oil Patons he bst gods antt
swastr 'OS . neve m ar compeesinr
amte be5 yan ii facuh'er as
ow usm lerve thir soe Neihr
-\l pric we ask or that yhesou Cook.
beor cookingoodius we hisl
CLOTHERGLS .