The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, October 18, 1900, Image 2
The' People's__ Journal.
S'. C. I')WINSON. E'ditor.
PU'LJISI[ l) EV1lRY TI! (JiSDAY.
Subscription One Dollar a Year
Eitered at the Post 0111co at Pickens asj
Til U MIMDY, OCT, 18, 190:a.
fow 'Would all Thim Work in Souit11
Carolina7
-Keokuk vu. St. Louis Sunday.
--Zeno, the boieless woider, at
the Casino Sunday night. Admis.
sion 10C.
-Quincy1 Herald: The Build
ing TIraIdes council held a mnooting
last light' and comlipleted the ar.
rnilgelmet s for ani excursion to
Keokuk next Sunday. The street
fair ther will be opeiied next Mon
(lly ;lli the people Who go oil the
excursion will have a chance to see
the booths that have hoon (rected.
01n the loat, pr)izes will be given
for waltzing, calko walkinig, etc.,
a1d to the pie ttios" hahy, tho old
est personli, etc. . udging from the
al(tvaic sale of tickets the atteu
(anco will bo very lIrgo.
Wo clip the above from an Town
paper Which very fore ihly goes to
show that difiolvll t s"et.;i11 of oulr
U nited States have diterren t cus
toms.
Sheriff's Sales.
I virt oi f ( Iax execution1s
phlat ilm in h . ou
blool. Treasurercl ilf Pickenis Conni'
ty. I have levitul 1uii nIld will
sell for cit" t lie highIiesI bidder
belfore I t( court iuse door till
salesila v in Ntvetiher. 1900, dil
ing tie legal hlurs for sale tle [()l
lowi ng desuribed Ireal estate *o-wit:
All that piece, parcel or tr-tlet ()I
land11 in 1'ash. ttow n)1shi) coinlain
ing t\venty , n i acres morei ( or less,
olle hiling Oil t it land; levied
'llponl ,16 tilie propert y of1 ,1, L . Mt. -
C4'ielkill:il sold ti) sAtislv tax ex
eviltioll a g'Iaillst sa itd 11'ipert .
.\lso, one lot inl till- townl of L~ihl
erty, ildjoiiiliinlg l il . ol (' *Itia l;mn 11
& a0111l1lihi. It-vicil npoll as te
prpil rl ' l ' i ii .t . *i v lli
a ,.llli lti to >:11 1'' til t ex-lll
.\ b I l, 7kW'l ; llvt . n blild -
il j t . eIU '~. lt c. ( li 1IlI1 Ii li .o* Si
Ste he s ld S;1l11e l ln~ehvied
il ill as the "I1si ,\ tHi \\'hi( I. 1,i
(liin it'd Mild .oMdii l Ntif v;\X ex
'1114oielo 1 the X.~nof(vi
.\ls , lu y.F nrs l llvi
cailli wn0\IIp oil41 Kc~mwee River,
ni~ioil I~l 'it , VI liI. MIllphree
n 1e lrl 11i pn the prop
erty - \\~h ite' s estate ;
A to .:i 1i talx, I I-vu tI o agair s it
un aser pro pary fo ap r. 1 a 1nd
J.l, n ol. to(iili M iAXUEcL, -
of \ls.31,1I. hapllil8' P.tat.
Nod oaticefy txEection.aais
Thu resen t al forepaprs and
liepresorta ftives in the 57th Con.
&rA.' o; Storii( uOC.IouA,
County~ oif Picke1ns.
Not ico is hiieeby giv'in that ani
pr'ctlinetSstalhilihed byhiw'li ini
Pick ens C-untyI , til n esdiay No
fial El~ois, and ftor Representa
tives in: the hifty-Soventh Congress
of the l'nttdi Stateis of Th'ird C'on
gressoinal I )istrict.
Poils at. teach vot inig piecinet wihl
bet oipenJi~u at 'i o'clock aI. inl., and!
Thie fol lowing 1nmed personsi
haQve been' app~lOinlted lliInagcirs of
elect ionl, to-it:
Robis mA. W. Ilundgens.
Cenitra-l-J. N. Morgan, W. A.
Oliver, T1. TV. Arnold.
Llberty-T. N. Ilunter, E. B.
Rijchardson, M. A. lBoggs.
Pikons-Rossi Moon, Hovoy A.
teeley, W. B. Allgood.
Hester's Store--W. A. Hester
Tr. W,. H ogshead, 1. H-. Philpot,
Pumn pintown-Joseph Keith, WV
E. Jonos, Joe He1ndricks.
Eastattoo-Danliel Winchester
Otdhoun Blowie, John TI. Lewis.
Orou Plains--{, E, R, Wil
liams, J. R. Laithemn, Waveric
H*unt.
Catercheo-D. 0. Parsons, A. J
Crane, J. P. Smith.
Peter'e Creek-hI. A. Foster, J
P.Robmseon, R. J. Hlughes.
Milo Creek--. 8. Utowart, J. L
Mur~phree, R. M. Bolding.
Six Mile--J. TI. Dillard, D). E
tarrett, Mack Durha~m.
Caihoun-Wi. A. 1.oggs, IBaylut
Illlard, J. G. Ev'ans.
11011y Spring--J. J1 Chastain
J. N~Z. Ligon, Robert Lynch.
Gap 11ill-B. D). Mauldin, WV
P. Fendley, J1. E. BridIges.
Looper's Gin-J. A. Robinson
J. B. Findly, E. L. Jones.
Crosswel-W. D. Massingil!, J
N. Garrison, T. C. Spencer .
The ballot boxes in the precinc
must be so located as to be in viei
of peonsO' outside the polling phas
during the time of the election.
A epace or enclosure separat
and distinct from that used by th
Mantgers of , the State Electiptu
vieat eacuh precinct, tider ths
diroetioni of the undortigned.
But ono voter must be allowed to
enter any voting place at; a time,
and no one except the managers
must be allowed to speak to the
voter while in voting place casting,
his vote.
For turshor instruotionl soo notice
of Commissioners of Stat9 Eleo
tion.
One of the managers of each pre
cinct iamed ab..vo must call upon
I ho Board of Commissioners for tj
Federal Election at Pickons C. U.,
the 3rd day of November, 1900, -
recoivo ballot boxes, poll lists a1d
notructions, and to bo quatilied.
S. H1. Brown,
Wim. Ellis,
J. E. Gillespie,
Con's. Federal Election.
Pickens, Oct. 15th, 1900.
CONnUCTEnD BY W. W. F. BRIGnT,
3ounty Suot of Education
CINTRAI. PRMLO E.MS.
t advanced educationl ho toils
with a will,
And the wondoring i eighbors
draw near.
10th Latin and Orook he can read
with mnuch skill,
But in English his spelling is
-Washiigton Star.
I I-'.('TATIO0N S.
What a pity that wo cannot alI.
ways teach. What a hold the hab.
it of hearing recitations has on the
inund of the school world. How
the traditional ideas hold us in a
rut, and prevent active, living
teacing, teaching that sets III m11o
tion new intere.sts, n)ow feeling!
and I rings teacher and pupil into
new relations. Just. try it. So
lect some sllj.et on which you are
espoeiatly well prepar ed and try
lie effect of throwing the book
unm der the table and imeeting th'
cliss lace to face. Teach at least
one thing each day without refer
dnce to the book and without refer
'mice to the recitation. See how
the pupil's eyes will brighten as
that hour comies and with how
much interest, they will listen to
your word and how hard they will
try to 1niswerI your questions. See
too hoW much inore impressive
these lessons will be than any oth
er, and tiinally resolve that you
wilt teach all lessons in that way.
Then~f you will find, too, that your
wages have increased, that you are
more pop~ular than ever and that
your1 sp)here of intl uence has visibU
widened .-South Dakota Educa.
tor.
PERSONAL TrEACAER.
The time will como when the ox
amination of a candidate will ask
first inmto the personlI and private
charnetear of the teacher. High
idleals are not secondiary to noble
character. 1t is not the learning
that. she hias, notr the trainmng that
she hams, that makes thu truu teach
er. It is her personality. Many
of thme best teachors todlay never
received a normal school cert ifi
ento) thanIt they had buoni thorough
ly gremnndedl in thle newvest and most
approved methods. Their success
lies in the power of their~ own char
acter, and their endeavor to pro
mote through love and sympathby
tho hest possibilit ios of tho11 childreniCh
un der their charge. Professional
training is not to h)o disparaged. lIt
is a great power ini itself, but it is
not the greatest nor the highest.
Alico Froenman Palmer.
TRY IT.
You, teachor, think yoursetf a
person of refinement; youi would
be disgusted at the idea of washing
or bathing~ in water that othori
had used for the same lpurpose,
But are you sure that you are not
Sbathing the inside of youi bodios
fot' that exactly describes the pro,
cess-withi alr which has washed~
the ineides of the bodies of forty
or more children? in the use I)
dirty water, it is only the Sensibil
ities that are offended; btut foul an,
p~oisons or at best prevonts the
renovation of the body and the
brain.. Then give yottr childret
ar~d yourselves the freshest nir yor
possibly cani, and note the improve
mecnt in theo decreasod amount ol
restlessness, greater power of ap.
plication and the absence of "that
tired feeling.''
An 034 14.6.
r Enry day strengthens. the belief of erni,
3 unont physioias that impure blood is the
cause of thme mAJorlB of our diseas~eg
Young Women
Th: entry Into womanhood is a
critical time for a girl. Little men
stxual disorders started at that time soon
grow Into fatal complications. That
female troubles are fillln graveyards 1
prove this. Wine: of Cadul estab.
Ilhsa inless and natural menstrual
flow. Wn once this important func
tion is started right a healthy life will
usually follow. ny women oung
and old, owe their lives to Wie
Cardul. There is nothing like it to
give women freedom from pain and to
fit young women for every duty of life.
$1.00 bottles at druggists.
Miss Delia M. Strayer, Tully. Kan.: "I
have suffered untold pain at menstrual pe.
riods for a long time, was nervous, had no
appetite, and lost interest in everything,
in fact was miserable. I have taken four
bottles of Wine of Cardul, with Thedford's
Black-Draught, when needed, and to.day
I am entirely cured. I cannot express the
thanks I feel for what you have done
for me."
For advice in casos requiring speOcli direo.
tions, nddress, giving my mptums, the Ladies'
Advisory Departrsent, The Chattanooga Med
oiine company. Chattanooga, Tenn.
NOF CUi
Mothers endorso it, old folks use
t, We refer to One Minute Cugli
ure. It. will quickly enre all
bhroat ind lung troubles. 1)r. G
W Earlo.
TAX NOTICE.
T1 he 'rea surers office it Piekovm
Leouirt, hou1se, South Ca rolina, wil
be open' Monday, October 15th foi
the collection of lie followin1
1.m d taxos for vea. 1900.
Levy for State tax, 5 mills
" O.rdinaryv County to:
I ills.
Levy ler Constitutional scho,.
tax, 3 mills.
Levy for past indebtedr.sIS,
Tota ' levy for State and coun ty
14 milis.
Iovy for intor'st on 1'. 1R. IZ
bo(11)(1s, Pickens cotIl hIiouse town
Ship, :'.k m1ills.
Levy f:r iitorest on P. 11. R.
bonds fo41)r IIurricanlic township,
mill.
LevyN for interet on P. 11 .
bonds for FCastatoe towiship, 0
mn ills.
Special 1evy for -chool distri<
No. 9, 2 utills.
iSpecial lkvy for schouol ditri
Spe.cial levy for Fchool d ist ri
No. 11, 83' mills.
Spe~cial lev'y for' school di stri
No. 18, 4 mills.
Speial levv for scThool distri
; -cial levy for school distr'i
No. 3: 4 mills.
Sicil levy for school distri:
No. 49O, 2 mills.
Special levy for school distri
No. 55, 3 -nills.
PclI tax and commutation ror
tax one dollar lirom thoec lijab
according to law.
Booka ces Decen. ter )31
1000. liospectfully',
J . T. Y\oungblood,
Treas. Pickons counity
Sop 20-tdee31,
ss mitnons.
NTATi OF: S1 jUf'l I (A itl.1 N A.
P ieken:s t 'ont iv.
tiff, vs.
fenadints.
To( the: D~efendan: ts abhove niaine:
(if l'ruht~ae, for the: County andiu Si
::foreal, "in thei 9th d1ay of ()'toh
1900,. and~ to serive. at 4cony of you-r anse
the cervIee hiet ef, exel iiihe of Ihle :1hn
RIIeh i'e: vice; iund l .t 'ou fail 1 t o ant
lie pet ition anud 'ompiint. withil.i 1
ihunu nfoiesahl ,the plalint il'. in: this nel
will apply to then Cour:t foru ti he relie f
mniladed( ini Ih l eiti~on andt colpilt
l).:ted, Octobier 9thi, 1900.
Sloi ganl & libinminamo,
Tlo thel non1.1 (shlndei (lfenadant, Fe
Ilil:
Ta'ke niotIco tio: the nano
nbhove ii it copy, lind the 11:
the uufI-e o l he .tita ht e f.,r
4O';i un l '3tat m. - O9h (1ay3 o1 I
110).
M l1(l A N :& i,'I,.\hitiN'(A311i
oitI11 fit Padalt tIl's Al I orne
Pro ted a Tragedy.
PTiely~ inform)(tin given M
Georgo Loing, ouf New Straitsvil
Oio, saved t.,vo live . A fright I
cough had loig kept her awa
every night. She had tried mali
remedies and doctors but steadi
grow worse until urgedl to try E:
1King's New Discovery. Ono b<
tLe wholly cured her'; and s
writLes, thius mar'velous medicat
al8o cured Mr. Long of a sevee
attack'of Pnaumonia. Such cur
are positive proof of of its power
Oure all throat, cheat and lui
thoulbles. Only 50o anld $1.0
Guaranuteocd. Trial botties ?Fe
Bolk & ThorileY4 drug stao-n.
M'OFF FOR ri
\\i. Fa::an is r mv in N<
the fail and winter tr.(dc and w
last years prices ats it is- possibb
ceived .3,500 yards (f Outing
sold at 'this :price.) ;.00 ya
50,000 yvards of best I l'ark an
Je ans Io, I2'. 15, I. 22, and
Grey and White Shirts and dr
W enci's \'.ests and Pants, 25c.
Cashniere's and Brocade Dress
20 and 25c. and many (ihCr lin<
are now receiving and ;hall sell
last year.
lMi'y tatle the pa)nt Suininer I
last year and I am pr< pared to i
months at least one-haIl over las
I cordiolly invite all Pickerl
Ville to call and see ime2-on Ea
IBro's. GrocerUy store, where y(
willing 'clerks to serve yoi.
WM.]I
Corii
WiI Open
R idSe 1 . , v<n11 \ --
I 'li ani4 II2I i' Ill II it !
mo1st conu he hatn d:-e!kI i
Cait Ilt
us to 1- ('n' nt-r
V" fl be
e :
P Ourml Mk 1:,m
Phipa", \Vhr , 1- - Pe .
to the grob'.thl ci;:a a wv
yoIur& tat i g"e -. You
li . -Y ou 'r nd : .C( other
i ll IIo prompt'l an oI-u
lt'
, Do'tnaat a~ c1 e cem
ell th best Wrugt ro
o f'l an a lunnnat.o
tombeton? eselei'r n
ly la 'e pui jCnhltrelasa w r ta
-. anyoneelse iin the hu b ..'. We;'
it. anythingl~ pin rabb :r Ganit
an au oma v3as Qto a clies o
L' lsller onuet
trd . Co rrAson ene pom tl
e answeed Yaou o tc o'
EW YORK!mo
Iw York making purchases for
ill sell you all goods as near
to do. Ve have already re
at 5c. (The best outing ever
rds of Cotton Flannel at 5c.
:1 Indigo Calicoes, 5c. 2,500
25. loo dozen Men's heavy
vers, 25c. each. 100 dozen
each. 5,000 yards Worsted,
Goods to sell at 10, 12312, 15,
:s which I cannot mention, but
as low as the same goods sold
ias increased 25 per cent. Over
icrease my sales the next four
t season.
s peop.le who come to Green
re's Corner, opposite Finlay
>u will always find polite an
AGAN,
er M'ain and Coffee Streets.
Store!
Oct. 1st.
,Is Courtv is respectfully invited to enl'
ikemnAe whether you 1uy or iot. Our
i for seveail weeks, buy1ilig ol of the
se th it :as ever ben broulght to South
re in .ibbinIg ulltities, it ennbles
-hents buy them.
Completed.
Ioton e d. ;,%o will 1)
izers
' e. sneha Zih G.de Guaro", Acid
hm i ''f I'ertiinzers~ is a' peciallty aldadlt.3
I 'o 4,0 to g.t oti pr-ces before you be v
Ce, Morow Co.,
Lantd For Sale.
The unidersignted will sell at tht.
Iate residoniee of M. A . O'Dell, o
November 15ith, 1900, the follon -
ing tracts of land. ffton
(51 44-100) and forty-four one
hun' edths acres, adjoining lan~ds
of Laban M\auldin, tracts No. 2
and 8. On this tract is a fine or
:bard, good dwelling house and
niecessary out-.buildings.
Tract No. 2, containing forty
three (483 77-100) and seventy-sev
enths one hundredte acres, adjoin.
log lands1. of Laban Mauldin, C. E.
Fiel and tract No. 1. A good
dwellhng h ouse on this tracet.
Tract No. 3, contain ing tifty'-ix
(5t1 15-100) anrd .flfteen one hun..
driedl ths acres, adjoininug lands of
F. V. O'Dell, G. E. Kennemerore., Is
am Simpswon and( tract No. I.
T 'he above deLscribedl lands is
situiaed two rniles wvest froma the
htow of Jtas~ley, on publio road.
T1erinis cashl on day of sale. Pur
chaser to pay for all papers and
tor recording same.
F. V. O'DE.,
J. P. O'D)EI.L,
IL. K. lo:LIa.Y.
sep6 td .00 t1151 bi
. . FIRE ..
jr Itr. I,''lon by at good policy
I wilt inisrro yourj Dwelling, F~ur
'ii u r, . ]hn o iaand St'uok, Stora'
If ani~!,iid Merchandisan, Flour andl~
G~ rie IAhll. Chi i reb), Ncolol Hiouse.
C.8 llondeul D)itiillery and Ware~
Ifou~oAND
('ttlon Gin in~ "Strong old Compa
nin Write or cull 0on
0. L. YATE~S, Agent,
Greenville, S, C.
Room~ 11, Oagle Rlook,
If not in offce call on W,. 4,.
Yateps atsloan Brou., Drug store
and leave yppy mgaag,
soifOtj
WHoLE~sALE1 AND RETAtL
Buggies,
Wagons,t
Elarness,
H rses
Ii )S O S.Uti f~~
I t'Vijn il 'n t
d
II'Wef' tif e eitlte t .
ti'~rh t hat er a ? ~gu
as mercury wil e1. <1.*t *' y he l~ eneof
I ' 'ell ml mpie?,b - r re the whole
iitern whe ent'. a.,,, through the3
ncVa*' lbe 1:Z4'Il erra . peegg [n
thei~y uil dIao is ta r I it in he go..<(1 vou
ran pi' ..ihly diih (non~ thiein, I li*..'
( 'a':c; ai h <'u ', i:' ''acclired bv P". .J.
mei'zt e a .:: 'aaj..I-.~e I rn("ta i(y . n 1tn 0
1*ia*. a 'h 'y le. i bm bIaa g Illall'.
-'t O ab a I a/ . ru genuine,
ira .an ii rit, m.' *u 1 . m: i ina T
1.'ala. ihi. b y F.. J. lhnc & GOu. Tust%
itiniul free.
N el ( b y I ni' pi c ' Ge,' per bottle.
iiall's amII I P~ I'Ia re thre best.
nodoI
Dyspepsia Cure,
Digests what you eat.
It art~ificially dligests ther food and aids
Nature ini strengthecning and reson
3tructing thre exhausted digestiv'e or
gans. 1t isi the latestdiscovered d igest
Lint and tonic. No other preparation
Dan approach it in ellicienicy. It in
litantly relieves and permane ntly cures
D~yspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomnach, Nausea
Sick Hleadachec,Gastralgla,Cramips and
all other resul Itsn of Iiportfect digest ion.
s ualls,.c IT.ol: al abet C/sp. psma. he 2~ Id free~
Preoare by E. C D.l~.'T a C2T., Chiacaao.
We e. th ou (ld. nd otu
ii W (1e or tarve, as
T herei , n : hing else to live
\\n or hv.ta
Wheni I rns is full and
Ep-a h2v.;b.l :e iare besine- re
bahd ao acea i rin
[i bod0y and rni.nd, with con.
tinual flowv (f rich blood.
T[his is health,.
Whe~n weak, in low spirits '
no cheer, no spring, when rest
is not rest an~d sleep is not
sleep, we are starved ; our blood
is poor;,there is little nutri
ment in it.
Back of the blood, is foodl, r
Lo keep) the blood rich. When
t ails, take Scott's Emulsion
)f Cod Liver Oil. It sets the
whole body going again'--man ~
voman and child,
it yoau have rnt t( Sied t .rtfor fet 15ampl
.a sgrevabl taste wiu surpript yelrb
ICOT T & IiOWNK, pigiigq
AW,. Q ~~t i *41 l kuhaien.
-.F. f K I V
Phy c nd reon,
Offilce at his residence i t Ihe Kirksey
Lime pice. on T elve Mile River.
Mn reh 8. 1894.
"R. J. P. CARLISLE,
-1)EN1T ,
Groenville, S. (.
Offico ovor Addisons Drug Sthore.
apI2-191f. ____
F1il'ZGElAAD, #110TURA
ph Greenville, S. (3. Oice over
ildison ' I)rng Store.
All work guiurntitved to givo sa-tIrfao.
lol.
apr8.97yl.
For Sale.
Seven aces of line 111d, iI splendid
Onditioll, within etu iniutes walk of the
ourt Iouve. A ba rgaiit n to atnyon wIgh.
3g to loct(e here. Siuitt bole for lots for
ti1lling purpotes 0.TH ermis r-easonalble,
klply to F1 rank J E. Cox,
au8tf- PiwkeIs S. (1
NY iV UDl 7
Attorney at La.
Pickens. S. 0,
?ractice il ill the Courtu.
Ofie, over E'arle's Drug Store.
. A. ioHMOAN, I. F'. BLASISINOABN09
teenvilli, S. c. Pickene, S, C.
Uforg'anl & Blassingarme,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Piacwen, o. I., s. C.
Practice iln all the courts;
apr-1tiam1y 1.
ioekl~A Stifel i. s j.
;lnves, nine1. Iluighes ' Tonlie (ew IM.
:oved, taste lennant.) Ilakun Ill early
41rrin1 and)( Vall prevents Chills, lyongtio
m1(d Malarial- Fevers. Acts oil the liver,
ones upil le I lils . 11 fer t1a Qu.
IiInC. G1iuaranteed. tlr it. At Drug.
Pts. 60e. and $1.00 ottles.
Y~xwolrn, C. E. Roelux"ON
.. W. PAatKRIt, Pickens, S, C,
Greenville, S. C.
l1nyneswortl, P'a i Ier & R1inson,
"lekens C. it., - - Sot h Carolina
Practice inl ill CotiVts. Atteuid to all
A1t4i 1i'1 1 1)f4le .1 22t2 , tf.
(i . 'Monv to 212..
Svy01',
.1. avo ' ' s 'vC Yed, I am
r ( (I" Yi:'t (1 eht l s job,
Ol! .111 i. d -;t mny refsidence
11 2, t.. ~ Uta~lO(Iby
i. LL: i dISONS.
Di:
Anyone set din a et "'e" 2'. r i.nlm
nic twil our ot -
).V2 I~ n rrolt", C vr t' zi ( unrie.s.
,%t:Ict fl ' fil ti - . Ituiebook uat Patent
b~--o (:c.L( '- ,on ii or r cuiria, Patente.
Prf~lltutt a'en t Ai ii .IunuI Co. recelve
ti-ecatoioticc, Ritmo 'ir o, in nto
A hanrisomely RIlatraid weekly. anrgst ed.
"nlatlori of e'ny Retouii~'tir t.nrna. 'r'ortna, 23 a
yet'; fort trouha, $I. B3&hl by all newsdeae
MUIINN&(CO8OIIroadway, ewDrd
Dr ach O100.__,__st, Washligton, D3. U,
spring &
MYTSSES MeCKA7,
1.19 .,lain 8 tre A, Greenville, 830
W haive j iit opene~d aind will
la ve conist atly on2 han~ d during
J~ euaon, a. th Easmt sityles at
HCiKENS RiAILROAD
1I2 lif'ect June 2G; h, 1su%,
Ont ane after 'JUne the' 211b, tm. fno*
Ing .$eeluile wIll be. run overt Ic l'iekeaus
1. h' , for I he. JiIn-pse of hauung Fruelgit
0 tl l':ste n Ae r, vde iz v 7., ai
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-a l' 2 l i. 05 p
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-"8 A. Il. to
. T 2A Yx DR ?U en. Mgr
& Cge & o
(.'ij~~~. ::,"I.j and
Gireat b:2erifh2 e d is i;g theo aume
of thema goods are pt'ofits of ft
job lot wi' bought. and will be
sold regaldless of any cost,
~ig money saved~ trading at our
ore for nex't 60 (lays,
POSITIVELY (IAST.
lisses Rogers & Co.,
110O-11% North 161i, atreet,
Uohu Blck