The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, January 18, 1905, Image 4
-ire
Cit for
.0 o UVject 0
anted.
rmer that cai
centt, and pay
Ad~r- -fortilizer and
nd up. We wanit
Vewant to1
" an pay
-0n every
130) otton
cet.ts and
* ~gsomething or
*rmer that can af.
.-A kton on hand at
r uce another crop
armer that does
It he can buy his
f n? (if he can got
dheaper than he
h, act like a sant
the hard cash that
poduco this cotton
n 4ay off and buy hi.,
of cotton in one day, go
sell out his cotton
Rye feed and be a gen
lei ure for one whole
e it feels.
farmer that can
to $0.0(-3r bushel
'0 barrel for flour, 12
t with 61 cent cotton
his "bread basket"
sck-bone and see the
'It cards over his cottoii
1the farmer that can
%)ices for cotton goods
Otton and mako both
ring we can do, and
-Aoiwer tho benefit
I the cotton grow
nd his shirt will
aching the waist.
pants; and the
n idiVave to immig'rate
a warmer chimate.
oture of the man,
ake n' u
*topt at the head of
xi, and all five of the
hat writes for tiB col
e a back seat and give
lry of all five men to
amier' Uniou how h,
t.;totsee the men come
cien make two blades
ow where one grewv last
le wXnt to see the mon~
elke one stalk of cotton
M wo gr-ew last year to
bthe grass mnen.
?Fertilizer.
n yarticle fromi
Jordan, President (of
di' wers' Protect iv,
niown, I am not op
o of commercial f'eu
-ularly if high grad e
bought andl mix-d
e~v always and will
pose the use of low
gundos into which
large proportion of
aroad cind(ers, etc.,
~turers merely to re
t~erial to a low
up the wieight
the face of
tfar mers
Sthe purchase
icttou acreage
uced and the
fertilizer re
ly. The pres
is lready far
jcheaper than
~ he prices of
e 4~uno is very
c'pople are as
i~ iUhygoods as
~ b~t~n~If, be
e~cotn to
*nd, the
osit
fnufac
M ~will
f hat
11h
9d r~i M
snt-,'pk
rs for the
be of Senefit to ourleadera Will be
this Pago. Articles aro to be
Farm ng Or Farm Life.
4tton is north it. You 911o not
irdl to rol u it.,o 03 Tb ferk.
i iior p.-op'o m ight as well, -ray
pu t of tho risk as to undertt e to
("I - It l n y ou. 'T'his on.
Sided bu -iness of bt.rnally pu ting
al 3l buirdes noi tho' farriahfrA is
,% r 'iv. Iogti asopd
Thc fortilz zr peoplo are ent itled
to a irofit on their g >ode. S ar
the fartuers ('ntitledl to a pr<lit on
tle products ih-y produce. The
prit 6 <-f t lie slppilies we need anit
.tay whero they are, as if < tton
was going at 12 ceuts per' laun d.
We i!l bo forced to hold our cot
zon atnd reduce the cotton norvag.
a-d the expi, ues of making the
crop. I therefoir urge till f*prmerm
o mal.o imo trade for their hi-ant
a t thi<A Otoim. Wait t hii ty or sixt.
daY3s 11nd g,tt ogrIther on1 1thf de
Mftuad for a reduction in p~ ices of
%that is wantd. Buy lie ciid
phophate, zn -al and kainit and
mix %our own goods at 110111.
Theeo are perilous3 timop. )on't
he in too big a hurry to make
deubtu for 1905 or heavy expense
accounts. IIar1-vio Jordan.
Straight Facts.
A wholo lot of fancy phrtpes can
be writon about remedies, but it
takrsi f-.cts to prove itaything - good
sitrit.t facts. And the trongoest
facts yout eve-r hea!rd- is thiat Taunnopi
lie is tho host cure for piles on I he
m'iz kot. It, eures absolutol'. Has a
ha'tltincg, soothing effect from I
start.
All druggists havo it at 1 00a
..i r. Ask for Tiiaopilinio an l dt
daro to take a subhituto.
BAPTIST CHURCHES AT ASLEY.
Rev D W Hiott Says the Outiook Was
Never Better *
Itev. D W. IMott write a fs fol
lo ws in the last issue of tl ItIptist
Courier: "For nuoy yea I havt.
bjun familiar with our N ork at
asley, an1d a1t . 3o it. the
thani ever l~efore. With l Ibv. .1. I
Moo re at the Flirs t ch urch atnd(
Glentwoodl, aind Rev. W. A. CThris
tcpher~i at the Sec'ond church, I s..
n>) reao why i its hey shoub11 l nt
sieuced. D.'acon JIohn M. GJeor i1s
nI ,W putting his good business
senso3 andi lit o abi i jy in to t he
church1 wmtk, and Sundl(ay scho .,
wh ichl hats tmade him ai success as ai
mill paresihllet. lt our buts1iess
men all over the counatry woulId put
ot'ur crc wvork, l~Ow muchte bet r
the~ Lot d's wurk wo'uild movo', along4;
and I holieve our Lord will hold
our' s~n-ible baiie.- men1 justtas
resp1ontsi ble for thei r t alents a tito-i
wail the preaicber' for his. T1ako a
hu rch ni ithI good( lea~drs~ ad ta
seorry pastor nad they ill mInakte
buet'rheadlway hnan a church WithI
a so Iry set of leaders and1( a good~
paustorJt. But, of' c.ourseh, if y'ou
cani have the good leaders andl~ the
goo pastor, abundanat success ni ill
An old Timue Rlemedytt.
Murrat'ty 's I lurehioti un Mnein an d Tari
hasi inl it t ho liret of drugs, all of
wiih >v re~ ued by our patents and
gr'and-parenttdsa. It is a com'bmtion so
pust toget he r t hat it. (Iures a cough r'ight I
off. Nothiing 18ish' ' tfot' haiesit. .lt is
a tmost reli li eurto for' all casos5 ('f
coughI'. Askt yourt diruggist for' it,- They
aill havet it r'eatdy. Costs only 25o a bot
tie-t xltra. large lbot tles--re'guir 50e sizo.
Itm< tmber' to taik for' "Murra'ty's andit
take no otheri.
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
hlhcra is a diseaso prevailing tn thll
countr'y most dan crous because t'o decep.
H r - tivo. Many sudden
4i . . deaths are caus;ed by
-it -- hcart diaease,
pneumonia. heart
-- -failure or apoplexy
iiaro often the result
- - of kidney direato. if
Lkidney trouble is al
~ I . loived to advance the
kidrecy-- po i so ned
~ blood will attack the
e, .vItal organs or the
kidneys thomnolves -'break down and waste
away call by coll.
1B1add'or troubles most always rosult from
a doran gomont of the kidneys and a cure is
obtainod quIckest by a proper treatment of
the kidneys If you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking Dr'. Kilmner's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and scald
ing pain in passing it, and overcomnes that
unploasant nccessity of being compelled to
go oftent duing the dlay, and to got uip many
times during the night. The mild and the
extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is seen
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the mo-i:tr iutyn cases,
t ['h z'li' d cold
t .. di otno-dollar
tL ,~i t (n rnp-nloot.
-an. 37J~r. Kilmer & Co,.
pwriting mention
~ ,~,, ,..sin thtis paper.
s but remember
.Dr. Kilmner'.,
aes, Blnghpmtuon,
Ayer's toral
quiets tick rO11 ts" hack
ing cougft 1f I ,in the tungs.
It relIt , congestion, sub
Cherry
Pectoral
dues inflammation. It heals,
Strengthens. Your doctor will
explain thisto you. He knows
all about this cough medicine.
"We bmve itseel Aver's Cherry rectoral hi
our fuuiily foir 2~ ,eftrs for tieAA nji
- rouble. nn id wo bt ,,kct o 1114016110 4 .11
M 31 t A. P'osuntov. Appletoi. .11iin.
2-5c..530c.. 01.00. J1. V. A V It It CO..
for :
Weak Throats
Ayer's Pills greatly aid rocovery.
Purely vogotablo, gntly inxativt.
CONGRESSMAN AIKEN A WORKER.
He is Improving the Mlail Facilities in
the Third District.
The Wat-hi 'gton correspondent
()f th Chvrlestoin Nows and Cou
i, r writes that paper tis follows:
lb-prese?-tativo Wyatt Aiken's
11dutitry in) b-.b.lil r of his constitu.
eits is eci: ly f1l (tiC in tho
postal service. Mr. Aik en is an
trdent ipporter of the rural fr.o
delivefy survice, and his fI iondii
n sa is ovidently iipr cliatei ad
duly recogn ijzn( at the 1ostolic,
dopartmen t.
When the buainess in the loise
is slack Mr. Aiken hustles off
dOwntownII to th pe(tofliCo del),1 I
ineiit, whero ho is %.,ol kiop0-,-, and
liked, and urges thi .9,gifsideoration
of the no ity!#7titions from h is
district 0 or an Incruase in mail
I',Lu1. As a result of a recent
sit to the department ho has just
beei notified that the following
oxtensions of the rural free deliv
ery servico will bee mn effee ive on
Fohruary 1: Daily sorvice froin
Hodges, Walhalla, Westminster,
Pickens court house, Little Moun
tain, Calhoun and Nmiety-Six.
A now daily route has also been
establihed at Gr eiwood, to Lake
thu place of the tri-weeklv sorvice
of roites Nos. 1 anI1 2. This ser,
vice reqjuires the employment of
olie eX'rn cat r-or.
Afte-r considerablo negotiation
anad much c. rrespondlence, MIr.
A iken's reqes ror extra manil ser
vice fromU Chierriy's 0o Clemr1son Coi
heg.) has been granatedl, and thme new
eurvico will b hicome effective next
Mond~ay, Jaanary 16. This change
n ill en al the Cha rleston mail tr.
reach Clemson Co'l lge four 1 wurn
earlier thanti her'eofore. It 1s to
be accomiplisheod by an ext ra tripl
by the carri.er to meet the 1 1 a. m .
tralin. This new s( rvice will he es
picially gratify'in g to the large
numbeer of students (a t,( Clmona
Clemuson.
To Cure a Cough.
The li high ico pr*valenitL these days
tlwu dty develop) bermei you. realizot what
has~ happeneI'1(d. No.w the heet thincg to
dIo. in to t -ko the n oi. reliable caug. b
01ur0 you canii get. Noue~ h< tir thanm
Muirray's iforehoune d Mlullinn and Tlur,
It is mado of the pu11rest ingrod into iad
ean he( giveni to inafants as well as' grtwi,
peleh. AboLve' all oIse' IT' CURES. Youi
will find it at aill druggists. 25o a bottle
Notice.
Tlhis is to iniform tho puLbl ic that
the lfe a charged for medlical s(r
viCes n ill 1)0 at a hiighier rato aift- r
the 1st of January. 1005.
Jf. L, Boelt, M. D.
E Bi. Webb, M. D).
R. Kir ksey, M. 1).
Not ice.
Not ico is herily gi vin that tha
health oIf the peole < this11 count'
is in imlinenlt danger and must b
taken. cae of. It has$ been- decidehd
that every prcaulioni bo takeni to
prevent prolongce csos' of j-nnmo
nia, grippo, etcs. The best thiung toi
do is to give a good congh mixture
as8 soon as ',he cough starts. CGot
Murayn's Ulorehouti;d, Md ule ande
Trari. O()ly 25c. a botle.
At all diruggists.
School. Schcol. School.
The Brevard Industrial School
fiurnishes b. hddinag, t. w~eln, sea-p, l'ent,
light, exco'i-t bioard, aind welh 1fotrn-s)
cd rCoom at $I150 per we ek. Landriilmy
costs no0 monley, andl tuition but $2.00 or
I as por month. Other schoolai may ofi
for ratea s low as oms), but few school1s
give na~ miany advanita dai for those rat. 5
Onr largm new huilI(ing con'if l fifty
five reooms, and is eqna.pjpett with hot and
cold waiter, furnaico heat, aid show. r
bath . Th'le lproe et the mana'fgomer..
(the Womatn's Home Mission sociels) is
nuet to make1( monoy, but to offer a iihat
class common510 antd high rob-eool -el ionLi'i
to wiorlhy girls ait Less Than Cosit.
blank am d furtIer informnation aaddrebs
Bre' ard, N. C .'
DR. J. fl. E JR 5,
..DENTIST.
SENSflOA, .8. C.
ce i'mmon;~j St
BY WILL 1MA3BEN
. OUR NEXT SERIA".. STORY
will be Abner Daniel. This is one you can't afford to miss.
A charming picture of real life, wholesone, entertaining.
You will thoroughly enjoy every line of it.
PRESS OPINIONS
Lifelike, humorous and entertain- thebook is well sustained. ..ll worth
lug. All the sentiments are sound and reading and has a marked orlgibal
good. One of the kind of books which ity.-NASILtH PANNUR.
can be read aloud and hold the inter
est in every chapter to the end.- hu'ie ii rough philwp and
STONpeal to any reader. - Rom (Ga.)
The friends of Mr. Harben will be 'rinwx.
glad to learn that in this later novel
his genius has at last struck the trail Dhelo ay or sore (i Abe
which leads over the nountains to
fatne. A vivid inipersonation of types. breath of violets in spring-sweet and
The hunor of Abner Daniel is as nat- pure-with just cnough of romance
ural to the situivtion as the suin's shin- and uncertainty to kcel the interest at
ing against the gray inointain bides. the absorbing pitch from start to fin
The story is vital and well construct- ish. It is a delightful book "racy of
ed.-INDEPUNDRNT, New York. the soil."-RALU[GII (N. C.) NUWS
Abner Daniel is a book that can be OnSUMVvR.
enjoyed by a large class of reuders.- Abuer Daniel is good reading from
SAN FRANCISCO PosT. cover to cover. Each character is a
The character sketching is done with personality and one feels well ae
a light and spontaneous touch that is quainted with every one of them long
very engaging. The htmor is fre- before the end of the story.-CmCACo
quent and sometimes of that overpow- INTuR-OCUAN.
ering quality described in the stereo- Abner Daniel is more of a story read
typed way as "irresistibly funny." upside down than David 1Ain is.
The double love story running through bUYVAo euXPRuSS.
OSOUTIH CAROLINA,
Coy-cty of PickeANs.
Office of Couuty ariasnrer, Pickers County, S. C.
Pickeks, S.e C., September 14, 1904
THE141 TREASURER'S OFFICE-- \VILL BE OPEN FROM'V
SAT1URDAY, OCTWR i ph UNTIL SATURDAY,
DE1 'CEMBER, -ist, 1 9041, W\ITH OUT PE1-NALTY.
'I he Rate of State, Coutyt), Schiool anid Special Tax, Icluding
One Dollsir Poll Tx and One Dollar Commutation Road
Tax.
In iccordaiwo with an Act to aisc rnpphies for lo fisal year comimencing
.anuary 1, 1903, niotico isi hereby given tit [ie uaico of County thJ'reisurer of
Pickeng C ounty will opein for the collect ion (Jf txvs f~ir s:.ma fle 1 yeair from
1?THURISI)AY, 00TOBER 1 5v,r until T'HURSD)AY, D)ECE MBE R 31ST. RaiteS
per cent. of taxation boe as fcrAeowa:
Lp.uew FOi Sttth jus enoughofran
Odndintarca Cooety eaxpteier
thoestaitbisbioian pczhfostrol taxto n
ish.It iisaedtelg.htfl oo - - 1rayo
Stpport and o -ir i of Convicts Ni
4 4sining F11ud ns -n
Fcovertor ovileing Eridges 1c e
pers onalPtyandofuen Tees B - 1gls.
Lev te a Ia'rm~ aa Pa':naR. I.bore t i1heend of the story.-CIp,3 ICAG
Lev fo izlersa n tkon B.R.upnsde downrhan Dwaidap I ails.
The3 doul lovtestoy runnings thrug I.BUdFFAtno XPRnsipSS.ils
Spca J4v FrSholi stre No. TI clls
4Pickens, 4 S. C., Setme 14h 94
SATUR AYa OCT E yh UNI SATURDAY,
DECE BER 1st,4 904, WTHOU PEN LTY
IOne'[ai Dollr Pl n One Dollar peCommutali a u~'la davc aon ad .
21 crancl( ar ,a'e~ wi anttorase iplie for tw iihe ficltal.a omecn
.m ar 0)1, 1903, ot i ot Ti hereb give that thwn!IIe ofic of4d 4 o y Ta e r ofin'
Pitens fountyd will oeniI~ i o th en ollection. o. uta fo 5 n0 i year frxa o mt
T'' r O URSDt AYl OTlaw15-rns unil T. H spi URSAY DEC \1Bof 3s. Ra4,teh
al n t. aof tpaatheori aias fllowaywi llIoaelar'lu-di aata~4r
"a a~ iai i ". arin ar y mailun t;a ~ to t-c 3a1m w" tjh:~ t4
ta~'s1t ho a"n i"0 Ptide bt e dnar es - - 1ic) "iag
Sapt 1 " 1 "3. a u1.rtaalITroo C ot of "ikraCa
We Areo RehuidingFbrigeYo1!
" ELa s "n ost PucaingnIlavent'sticr dge I " ntu i
Totl ev)r Sth aon Coun bae f-n on ou ilos.adw
Levy heeod for CA nPieSi atbnd, haeons K C..onhp 3-O milT
Lrievyfrirs on thm 3eko eive bthde qlitand prnsic, of somes
oforgs.ilLv o col1ititN.82Mla
" "ii~O "h(~ "IX " 13 4. '
Iad00yas 5 xe) p)A sn) asl ari~~e e.-ytbya w~C~ ill boi colected.O
A cou-mutat Wnlad Tax of On D or w-l 1- -olce - 2.76met. s
naIare etd Nola. Unltoe saii e i aid byto $1st.oD. 298 4 I igt'
Ax lare pNabo. l i8 geh ad sievco, Unit.d tt0. arecy a
Iomnk act v have coup<m;ly Svtat inogd thac t omio payabe ousgte
yea e19 %me. o.Cr
Pate d r gifr ( l a tinh a iinriir o(o -txawllpetshe stat
PRO.FIT7' Jii,.A.R . '
EP OSITS 903 bl Tra*ee of05 ck000.00 e
WeAeRadyT FMr You(
BypCercouth {Concantb found h on o fr andh w
Bankght te e ood foreae CA verI andear. pu NOCK
prcsWntem Belo we b ie eqlt and priof ome
ofp ou goods.'
Potash as NecessaryasRa~i
The quality and quantity of the
crops depend on a siffliclency of
Potash
In the soil. Fertilizers which are
low in Potash )will never produce
satisfactory results.
Every farmer shoukl be familiar with the
proper roortions of ingredients that go to
make i best fertilizers for every kind-of
crop. Wo have published a series of books,
containing the litest resCarches on this a11
important subject, which we will send frce
i you ask. Wilte now while you think of
It to the
GERMAN KALI WORKS
Now York-98 Nassau street, or
Atlanta. Ga.-221/ South Broad Street.
FEMALE
WEAKN~ESS
42 1-2 Congross St.
POnTLANID MAINH, Oct. 17, 1903.
I consider Wino of Cardul superio
to any doctor's mediclino I ever used
and I know whereof I seak Isuf
fered for nine notlis wit -su pressed
monstruation which co nletely pros.
tratud me. Paine would a ot through
m back and sides and I would hav
bi nding boadaohea. My limbs would
swell up and I would feol so weak I
oould not stand up. I naturally felt
discouraged for I seemed to bo boyond
the help of physicins, but Wiso of
Cardul cano .s a Go=t-sonI to ine. I
felt a change for the bottor within a
wook. After nineteen days treatment
I m11enstruated without suffering tho
agonies I usually did and soon became
regular and withont pain. Wino of
Cardul is simply wonderful and I vish
that all suiforing women know of its
good qualitis.
Treasurer, Portland Bconoudo League
Periodical headaches tell of fo
male weakuegs. WiUe of Cardui
cures permanently nineteen out of
every twenty cases of irregular
menses, bearing down pains or
any female weakness. If you are
discouraged and doctors have
failed, that is the best reason in
the world you should try Wine of
Cardui now. Remember that
headaches mean female weakness.
Secure a $1.00 bottle of Wine of
Cardui today.
0
Mauldin e Proffitt,
Pickei, S. C.
Biaclsnithing and Woudwoik,
Boggi--s liepainteld and striped same
All Work Guaranteed.
RYDALES TON~k
A New Scientific Discovery
BILOOD and NERVES.
It puirifies the bloodl by climinating t'.a
wate matter andi~ oter C implurities miEd by~
(iestroyintg the germs or miiicoes tha.
ifest the blood. ]t b~uilds upj the bio.a
by rL eonstructing ailnd tilt iplyinig thle re<
iopuscles, making the blood rich al red
it reIores and~ slimnulates the nerVves
-.ausi ng a full free flow of nerve foret
.boughjoutt the eiim ' nserve syst em. I
speiycures unistrung nerves, niervous.
-L.esi, nervous priostrationl, andi all othei
.hseases oif the nervous system.
la )A I.ES TONIC is sold under a posi
Triali size 50 cents. [amily sire $i.0u
M1ANUF.\CTURED) BY
We Radica! Remedy Company,
HICKORY, N. C.
For Sale by Pickens Drug Co
VPARKER'S
Si-- iHAIR BALSAM
(fannna anid beauitines the hir.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The K(ind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
n M .S .. MCHN
* ' .,- i
Welli Nov 1 & 1 ly0
New Sb 1 io ,I
Ou!-01r linle Of
SUS VERCOATS
?VStlls 0V VRIU t4
-- -- a nd i
are now onl display, and a
handsomer lot of goods has
never been shown by any
-rbod y.
jj - I- iq i 11"11h thing" thir, Seatst-n
Oerid co.or or with tver-plyid
and look s and Blowmat Tie to
nch 30r suit.
ismmtde&toristowe sti~ ,
LEADING LOTHIELS.
Greenville, S. C.
BEFORE YOU COME TO PICKENS
II
Good Real lat e ' aen o ltts r nwha
Wi Y on Want io yeo er Rsih
perec LIFEn i md LIK PHTORAH mae. s yae
105acrs not as thonghye.I cit dlae nitia f)irst
ofPcEVERYEDNE.oAY
whe it oflter O venr Gt tenat shou
perectyordcookaweld. mtte0n0ha
20.taresswthin y mi ht Pie. afiosnfi at first
Everything latest in style, of the most worthy
fabrics and taile in the most perfect anner.
L ROTHRHILD -
5acresn, 27 ae :s nlthvon. Lewst p l, w thi cor
prtiisof Pickens. A$6gla0.ap
vation. a ~oo.PoknS
Cabbacres withns a ieo ices odnd Sz sand a S e
Oatag ltt o sco ol toea iat onelacry.o 'land.Jcsc ~Vtlnid i'Cw.r
Suroned yp Wuclthe w b et peole .a $pietaooor etI.atai ataiirI.taatottaal
G'ucsonod 6Aga~ lromchouse and louS tus,' ntie bew, ltho~ 50
acres f ltXIan d e, 27 are i nJ ulert '~i aou :arptatio. J s outsu (e of t'a a- r
poat e litathtas oat Pikes. At rlait it iel ay~ snap. t $oa,0 .hm a SaCa
Ctit abbI aoI( gii Platnts o tad V t tSe ta tsIs ln t aa aorto Seed.t
Cabih Ibaie IPlant f or at l e, a ndli no y ae dyil t foraw detalivery.a ItatI raiy seW kfed " atnd "Ch~ar.
li Itai ae t Type Waakiel t wo taealist3 sh alphtnd taieI kii unI re ad intrltatont as n a y
atucsst ion,"l A us~ta a tal(f Trcea-' and"hratmaatD th"tetrebetfa~odvr
(eiaes anead oa n li tailtion as, t ine. l 'ie s:tal Snea. t ihousat.60 0tkai o ve' lit att 1.25 per
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Stop falin hre' Ancy cure anrusins Aond It awaysrse
Court ti Guarantee is ca ityhind . Wpen mad e.
you as follows packages contaIning 1 to'a1-2 gallons: I4
Arey's 1% C. Openfur e Cp~rn Wh~iaker. 316 grg
" Select Private Stock "* " 300 " "
- "Pride of N. C." 8 Yepr Old Crn Whjykey, 2.25 ,'
Dos.multe Pr}, of N.,p," La) led, 8.0 " N
'Monte Carlo o Ye Old fle Whiskey, 2.'.5 ": gal.
4 QFll arts " ,te cayjo, LAbgled. 8.5 " ~ case
1 Dos. 1 Qte '8.25 '' ss
Argy's 8Ygear Ojd Apple Brpdy, 1.50 '' 'l
SNo Extra Charge for Jug or Packing.
T E MM8 0 CASH to accompanty order.
We tak, bek all goode that ae found sa "
T ~ here are 26 trains each day inan4 out of 8 ve
Senabligus tegt goodstoyou 4nyey)s4sin
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