The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, March 25, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
PART ONE
VOL. 1. NO. 1.
Weekljr, K?t?WUhe4 1860;Doily, Jan. 18, 1914.
ANDERSON, S. C. TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 13, 1914.
PRICE FIVE CENTS. $5.00 PEF ANNUM.
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* INTERESTING BUPl
* ' AI*D NOTES m
CLAUDE A. GRAVI
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Negro Afcldentally .Killed. |
Belton. Mardi 24.-rBob , McCanty,
colored, who wan in the employment
or W. C. Brown, fell from a wagon]
or fertiliser nogr town Mondavi after
noon and h lu bead was crushed so j
badly that he died that night.
Holton. March 24.-Misses Edith]
and Willie Holcombe af Anderson]
spent Sunday 4n Belton with rcla
tivec. .
Mr. ahd Mrs. O. W. Gaines of Belton
spent Sunday in Anderson with Mr.
?md Mr?. T. Edgar Link.
J. .M?nanos of Belton was among
thoce win? Rpent Sunday in Ander
don ?> j -A (?.*.??? 'Vx.
Mrs. E. J. Garrison- of Pelter who
has been spending some tine in Bel
ton the quest of her daughter, Mrs.
J. F. .McCuen, bas returned.',home,;
Mrs. A. M. Rea* of Gle?nville!
spent the week-end ihi .town., guest ot
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mceuen .On Brown
avenue. ,'.'!> ;;>;,;v|
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v W. H. Allen, o? the ?rm pf II. E.'
' Allen and Bro.. Co.i wholesale grocers
cf Greenville, . was among ..those . in
town yesterday. . ? "
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Vaughan of Bel
ton went to Anderson Monday to.con
sult with a specialist in regard to
oup of Mrs. Vaughan's ankles, " which; ;
hiiB been giving her some trouble for
seme time. ? . . ?-j
Mi. und Tri rs. ?iob simpson ox **iea-j
mopt wcro in town a tittle while Jres-l
lerday. From Belton , they went to'
AiideTK-on,?accompanied by Mr. and
Mri- A. w. Buggs and ]M!BS:, tv?llpi
?iVi-ry. ; .... ',.. j,!
Minnon Elizabeth* Robinson and Al-!
herta Gilyard ;of Anderson attended]
the play "Tho;Time -of His. Lire." in
Belton last niglit. WhUje in, the* c?y^
lin y were the .'guests of Misa Mattie
Vandiver.
' j
L. O. Switzer cf tho Southern Belli
Totephone Co., of Anderson was Int
Beljan fin business , ... Ardey. i
Earle Dunlap, a student iii Clemson I
C ollege upon* the week-end wi th Wa
uncle, P; W. Dunlap. j
J. T. V/e:.i. one ot Belton's prOmt-l
?on* b??&^ has, l^cs^ppoir4aa
.lolary public hy tho governor.. I
J. A. Thompson, cashier of the
Southern Bell Telephone Co., of An
derson, was In Belton on business,
yesterday.
Mr.-.. M. A. Willingham of Bolton
spent tito wf.okrcnd In Anderson, the
guest of 'her "daughter, Mr?. L. L Mar-1
tin. / - ' ? * W*:[
Spencer Taylor.. Hugh Tolllson,
?"rady Harris; Le,) Cluan?. Sf neal Ma
lone, C. M. Tolllson. Waiter Smith,
H. L. Willingham, member*, of the
Bolton Concert Band, went io Vvii
linmston .Sunday to practice with the
First Regiment Band.'
PHI.ZKlt -?tMTA-L ,
Pelser; March 24i*Mr. and Mrs. j
John M?Breaty very;graciously enter-j
fained the younger set last Wednesday i
evening^ Tho_ bpspltoble.,. McBrgaty '
? The Perus ?af Pauline*
The Palmetto ' Theater
F t? ID A Y,
March. 27th
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SET OF NEWS *
DM BUSY BELTON *
tS, Corfesponclettt, V
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borne waa thrown open to the youn
people who thoroughly enjoyed th
evening. After a number of Ramos
rook tn which Mies Walton of Alabam
won the prize a huge box of candy
the guests were served to ?delightful
ices. Throughout the evening both
vocal and instrumental music was far
pished by Miss Edith Blgby and Miss
Aguas Bell. Among those who enjoyed
this, lively party were Misses 8u.
Clodd, Esther Landed. Maude Stewart.
Carrie Crane, Agnes Bell, M?BB
Smith of Atlanta. Miss Olive Lou Wal
ton, Lafayette, Ala.. Miss Edith Blg
by of Willianiston, Mrs. Rufus Gaines,
neo Missen Ci Vaughan .of Anderson,
Messrty Herbert Drake. Witt Martin.
Roy Watkins, W. K. Hudgcns and Dr.
Jps Buford and Mr. Roy Griffin of Wil
llamaton..
Mrs. Rufus Gaines, of Anderson,
has a host of friends herc who are de
lighted to have her back. In their
luids?. Mrs. Gaines has been visiting
|ber parents, Mr, and Mrs.. L. L.
Vaughn jm Lebby street.
Mr. and Mrs. Anglus Lander have
had as .their house guest, Mrs. Lan
der's steter Mrs. Ed Woodside and lit
tle daughter Selene of Greenville. Mrs.
Woodside lived here when ^he waa a
Hyoung br?de>and she has many old
friends andVaCqualntances 'here 'who
are always glad to See ber back at the
old home. \
?d Mrs. James McAbee ot Pled
?mouk came, d?*n in-their? big touring
?car last Sunday. ' They were the
~al?8^s;of Mt. and Mrs.' Wes? Crenshsw
f this place-' >?
?.H?a ?u'il C?uu? ib apenuing KV ve ra i
weeks with relatives Columbia. Miss
[Cloud ls a* socla^,-favorite here and. ls
greatly, missed flt Ujlft. various social
functions during herPahfeence.
. tylss Lois Munday "has returned to
her b?me here. .Miss Mundy has bean
in Hodges for sogi?' time. Her friends
are char med to have her brick home.
She has. aa, her house guest her cousin,
" ss Annie MfcCord of Hodges.
Everything seed's a little dull since
so much of the real genius of the town
s away. Our teachers aro in Spar
burg..
Mrv and Mrs. B. ?.L Murphy of Mt.
Springs visited Mr. and Mrs. Todd
Stewart here last Saturday.
Mir. "Jake'* Martin of Greenville has
Im any pl& friends .nero, who. were glad
to ba vo <%4aa -4n ' -the - -midst ! 'last Buri
0 *Mrf Watt Martin bf this
hu ?In..?? visiter to Gree,ny|l!e last
worSlt.."ij'- -;^ '
Miss Ola Scogglns and Miss Edith
Bigby spent laat w?ek end in Due
'Vest, Miss Scoggins's old borne. Tti>
diing ladles returned hore where they
yrs teachers In the Wost Pelter hlgh>
chool.
Misa Maqde EU'ektnflj-Visited relatives
nd frjends ip Kanoa Patjhjast wfeek.
Mr. Ramsey Sharp of ^mi?mstcn
visited feWlv-^ here last webk.
fr*r. /Vt ; ii Ur AUch Wa* ix bUSiueS? V??
Itor here last Friday; / .
|bnrn ara rejoicing With her on her re
covery, from her serjpus sickness.
??isii Felecia Weib?rn has had. her
"jest her cousin, TOfes Ciao Welborn
of ft?? "Woman's Collette, Due West.
MIBS Maude stewart; very charming
y entertained last Wednesday after
noon. Among'thoa present wore the
lases Lantern Mieses Clove'. Blgby,
rune, Cobb, Bell, Stewart and Mrs.
^cBreaty. A aaiaq^'"course was
erved by the host?ss'?ud her Sister,
Iss Janie Stewart, t
.|Srs.: Af W? CrensU?j^spent Thurs
ay night In Wiihamsron with her shi
er, Mrs. J. B. Martin;
' Thc young ladies ojfHhe Presbyterian
.burch g?>e a "Miystrjry" supper m
he Armory building last Friday even
ing. Tha young ladies were, quito
bw'ccesaf ul -, w??tt' tHilr.-auppef hod ca
goodly atnouut of cash was raised for
charitable purposes.
kjtt> and lArs, Robert Simpson and
enturen of "Piedmont came down In
their handsome new seven passenger
tourtufcJjS^rbg^tg!l&Ey*a)0n
Mr; tom'Stoner of White Plains waa
t' business visitor here last Friday..
f The town waa saddened' last Satur
bay by *&?j&?*tfe of4?re. Annie Dixon
fcallahatn, wife bf Mt\ Claude T Calla
for Several weeks and ber devoted'
husband and other loved ones wait
ed patiently and submissively by ber
bedside, hourly expecting tbe great
change which took, place about mid
night Friday pfghi She War* "a.
husband an. aged mother, brothers and
sbtU't^HmfpT^tma nf-friends ahd" ac
lu ai niau oes who mourn iie* death.-A
great concourse of friends slowly and
sadly followe dthe body to Shiloh
itp last reeling place, where In ?ts
Kreut.sleep it will put off the corrupti
ble, and put on incorruptible an^l, we
shall, again, meet our, dear friend "Au*
ide rttxie ty.ilsi?fVm w? i,?re esprosa
our sincere sympathy for the bereaved
family and bur admiration for 'Mrs
Callaham's lovely Christian character.
. Winter ia Updn ns again, poe day
IfR is ?spring again it is .Rioter, SQ
are now walting for the good old sum
mer tinte. . , , s ,:r
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. Abbeville. March 24.-The wedding
of Miss Kattie Beatrice Lyon and ?f- I
Arthur MUwee K)u<*ii on Wednesday r
e-.-e?iVng th? 18th was pri ceoedc ny sev
er.-il -?'.. ul pai lles .f, ?ren in rhone r)
of Ali.' ena';ming brid?-el?rt. ' One, of >\
these was are rook party < g?ven -by. ?
?Alis O.^..Mj??prr?i on Mt-.day'afc
ten'i'Vtb* ititi.. '.. >. house 'Was ;
N.iuiif. ii}, decorated with soring now 1
?era,and the:c^l6r'achem'e of green g^ii 1
I y-Itow v nj carried but in ?very^devait] ?
I After 'several Kaines ?rrCpk^he?itW?i'^
t Were ?erredla, 've^' /lem?ttnig' Wiatt
coui-se. , The bride-elect was ^rtrtjfTOt-! j
ed/wirb. *r*??*itiful JPTC&m& :
made lace. . . (
Monday evening Mrs. j. B. Loyal en
t'ertolned the members or tfye wedding,
party at a .course dinner.
On Tuesday morning the 17th, Miss '
Esther Graydon gave s, combined lon- .
cheon ' and' apron -shower.' ' The ;?tl- ;
mate girt menus oi MISS L.yon were >
M?e guests on this occasion. In the <
drawing roo rr. where Miss Graydon.,
and Miss Lyon received their ?uest* ? i
rope of twisted green ribbons laden. '
down 7wtth ali' krads of aprons -both
I ue?fut and dainty waa presented.to the, i
bride by three beautiful little girls-*-!'
I Mis??' Mildred-Lyon, Jennie KOBO J
I Pnewsley . and McCowo, while Miss
Margaret ?fvans* aahg.'kWhere .the fciYq I
er Shannon Flows." The guests, ^TOA
then Invited''into the dining room, i
where, a beautiful luncheon: J**?!;]
'served. ? lp h?noirwf St/,}WrJeev:M& i
decorat loft's and the several tluncJiJSpn, '
?courses were carried out inr green Jn..
rivery detall possibly. .The itosteae t
save a toast to the hridc<-el?ct to *gbjjga ?
. ^Ch^*^^li^Ay^.^^^^*/" lilas Mary" >
Marle^r?^ \
Harper'a?rred-?PWW??oK ?J
porch. ih the front hall^. toarHe t
Klugb. sister pf, Was Ljron end .aps, ,1
[Turner received the guests, and usher- *
1 ed th^rit" Into -th* Trsrier , wh^re. ?ap. 1
Bradley and Miss Lyon wera ^ejvjagk t
! ?to.'Wednesday evening, at \8:30
i o'clock at tho Associate, ttefotoed. ?
^arwaiiyre?-i::?Kb,. ^?J^J&4<
I trice ;Lycn. was nmrriod to My. (Ar$bf r j?4
?V- . ; .x.-. . .v. -. T=SU_ fAi - rn? ? m
(AUW? i iuui>.'. . rur/"' ri-nri;
beaatif?rtlv .decorated with white ???dl*
1 green as the color; a^h?mp.^ dogjj*
SUB Oi_Hgb?r? C?TiuirS ?nliS^.j-l&dt^iV
bsanty td tho whole affair. astas ir
Lyon and Mr.' Klugh were married jm-yj
derneath Wareo of white and g^en rs
with an enormous bunch of pto? cfr-_:fc
nationa at the top. Tlte :bHd??.;*V :t?
terstaftta wei^ her aister. Mw, :C
I Klugh and Mrs. W. p. Turn*-. vfcoU? t
beautifully g^wnedi IP^VloJK/ SlWaM $
crepe and -hor.. r^ii . ct- .hsntr, ,
tastber <Sr?y^p dtwwed. in .<.'
tt?^reen; ?ro>?ded^Hepr. , S
tit?n, Thomas Vyw.e .'VV". B. Kl?fcn. c
1 W. G, Klogh. Mi? best mauij^f. ??
. .1. T. Love of Slatcsvil?, N.,C. T***
bride came it??m the. arm of her {tattle ti
Mr. Charlee ?oeeph Lyon.. I
-beautiful lttxterfa?M? Mabel ?rftdWy^l
and Mildred/Lyon preceded th? bridal J
party- to open the 'gatea, .,Th> brid*> I
^kr?a beautiful tn . her bridal. rObjs. jfc il
?hite crespa s??tsox with tximmipgs Ot I
\*HM!f?:wte valhd peariy. oi^amiaiits.j j
; After ?lt?^rj?mvM
mMiti j&r-"FW-:s. Sw Kennedy. a;Wiau.
tl fol reception was ?tv?n ..nt i t?o home ;.
of the bride's parents. Tbc^.raa^iat
ing at thi& a^tftSrttj^
members ot tbe b!f?^/??^J5^'*l(aar i
SR? > * - ? . " - - -}
m Bj
Hi
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(har Eye, Strong Ares, (?nod Health,
* arr Secrets of Success
The man wtth the punch, both men-1
taljatod^^ajeal . the Wg. business J
'f^r^: lifageaflbn j
coated ,rfcrjrjffuo. land.hundred other.
^SStoui?i deW' t?Moe consWered &
?hly reUef. Modern ? medical science
iaa'pro;rlded''a\'fa>. milder and more
?le?sant'form ?THy?r relief in CAR?
??T:LL'S U^^XlP. 'a purely v?'ge
*^l!*uWj?it I 1' i . ' L .
?'Me . W% . ? lscn'fie 'had for 50 ?
?"Vfs at Frlers?p's Pharmacy. Belton, k
??cV WB?rethey^reJi'a^eIpr|ceWJ.ll'be '
Dromptly relut*e^" 1^'^ase. rou wish
It after trying this w^d?r?'id remedy'.
tumn p mi*'iiw mnim Wti Vi ' i .
Bradley, and J. E. Presaley and Miss
?aggie . fJaWmer. MT?. >.??reene.
Punch waa fcerred lan JhVfro?t'.pi?^ ,
>y:*iJseB Catlifcrfne^Wak. ; ?rtd 5M?r>
?ddgeg. ' The 'hride 'fec?iv?'d ari uh-,
iiBM?l numbor of''hanilBorae presenta.
MISS fiA?i?,?l??TOVS WORK,
las Visited Iffaaf !?]b>oiti la Aad'erson
blowing i^V^fflfrji^Mlss Garr]
ingicn, me swords jar or rural
tehools to Prof. W. H. Tate:
The last of September. 1913, I bo
in..?}- duties *s~f??#rVlsor of the
?ho?ls of Anderson county.
^Tlie -e-odWy ti?ir?,1' l^he trdstees;
nd, patrons have co-operated with nae
rora ' the beginning, and they have '
ubde my.;!plans,.po^b1.eI: 'Thc'trus-? \
<fee:and" pairtfn? hVyye very genoro??'w
y s'ent.'me f rom schrwi tjo acJwql,^
;'r b?Tl?y? tlmt 7V?h,?rtry begins al ;
??me.* ?pd.feylli^twpw we?^to fftw?
rate Ute'opTcea-'otthe T&jmty .suptsrin
cridenl. ' ..This 5f?bX a week ot hart ?
' rh .'
, "tJi? 's?hools it vlB?tp^ first were'the'I1
ines cohipeting for.the prizes ottered
(y.tlj?^^t?'^?choot Improvement. A*-.
L?ciatlon~^3ieen Pond, Double '
fpflogs.^?nd. Old-Var,enn9B were f<n<- .
Wffl? flbcea used for improve-;
L?to'r I have visi ted B&OOIH where I .
?wuj. needed for ??mo special reason, .
in?:i? the .schools whens, tho. ' terms '
?fiore ?tey closed. Up to tka^pTCUgt ?
Kate 1 have visited ?l, achoo'.:
?f" these 'need *t very 1 Ittle-?Jj my \ti?\\,
BrhlJe mothers I hone .1 "have done '
iu?b. good,, .. . ;
J t. aave orgaftlr.od fottjr^aeren (47)
Ich^l^prorenen^ association. Arti
r^jl|^^
ahlUhm?ntof a library In the-sch
s^^lr^^^^W*
tie community, by furnishing.Instrnr
Bve> amusements.''
g:??'^s yyt. Syt months th?se *SBG
ia|to^: ^i^pw
ly MOW.
mere *o than an* bO?F.form
m- -mm,
( a?jtj^reJ?^^?A'^^ *^na??
l?oardf:, improvement of rho ground*,
i to. The money raised and anent ls
the smallest part of the .-rood roVmjNsv?
from ,trie wo'rUbW of these assoein
'?*jg'' ^**^r>.*';*^
arithmetic, -geognphy, history, snell
ing, writing, -jmyBioiogv and reading.
I And that reading IA more poorly
taught-th?' any ef'tho'sutfc^taV'' ? I
For tr??'eehoj?l'roow, 1 h tve suggest
ed the rc-arr??g'.p? und lowering of .
pictures, 'regulating "i'm? lieut 'pf ,<th?
tonm\ r^?rntfrtftji 'i>f 'stain, in?t tW '
miraren might -not rate <th? %lr/d?ws?
h?yV/Urged ;the inirehaso '.??pt 'afcade* ;
that thc children might pdt study Cn .
thc sunshine, encouraged tlie ?at?b
Itshm?ir? anti entailment'ot Hbf ?ries
and have' h??pcd to Vc-irade' th.-?!?n!t ?
jr?nv'asM^d-ao'Mfany ?f the Radi?e .
rf ty poorjy.graded In a general "mlx
?P,M '
A 'patt bf orv'time tigs beeb'spent kt
the omeo a?' ttW wet* maWyiftgileai
there In gettlng'WwoW^'tralBR "As
the oo'tmtv''?na'8'chdoTs were" heW'io
ne lt was' wiih 'ilifncuify ' that ' ??arn?d'
md arranged a list or thc ! principals
if^each school in the county. Ninny'
business letters nave been written and
roany circulars Bent out.
?Anderson county Held day was plan
ned during the summer. Ideas were
cot??n' ff?m Supt: Bwcarltig?'n.' Pr?r.
T?te,'TOpt: Pitts, WSS'B ldary1 Bva ?tlt?$
Mid/the padlea Home Joifrmll. Prat.
B. WI. .Chambers'ot'. Anderson ?tty
jemmie has'cn?fge of thc athletics and
has driit?d ^he boys frorn'eaeli town
ship. Ttj? 'tea'cMfs, pupils >atid pat
rons "ar? 'worang" for the *aV 'with
conon enthusiasm.' . They hove -Kit?
ten'-up'ttn ?ihrblt lo he sent to the
?tate Teachers' Association, tend tlfen
ttt^.'jttn'tWe/i en Field Day.
Th? ' Att'dftWn County Teacher**
Club has more tHn doubled thtB yeaf
In . .'dIt?tfdaTtfce: AB caalrrnan of the
program committee. 1 have: helped to
arran ge ' attractive programs nwar
would bc of.behalt to iu?'t?achers..'As.
ti Aaren. wiatt mi tho ncnonis. I rm vc
glvep'the teachers pf?Bsmg invitations
to ' 3imvttti?'***?b ii^^iA|^%fertI ^"h?Vo
urged the trustees and^p?tfohs iofwi
it Ihalcduty that the teachers reach fid
?V?dert?n for the meetings. The
l?upty board hua furnished n 'fowell i
??ch'tlmc \thrch gave a' profWable *o
: tal nour. Tim Jtiar pro'vep fa gTcfol 1
iraw?iig card. .
'The trustees of the county h?ve ah .
l have aided them in ?ecuring teach- '
jrsv ^leering* paint, desks, .-black-"
to&rds, pictures, chuirs, teachers"
ieateV?tc.' , .
'.irti^e 8>? nfany' other Udnga 1 have ;
ifccohiplished hat the aboye, will g-lvp 1,
nM ?n Idea 0f oly .work,
?imm^-M 0?rlhi8ton. Supervisor of j
lutalj Schools! . .... >
AT ?KW PROSPECT.
ftelefpatCH io the Htraa^^etteo! Ass?. '
neW vlth^ew1 V^p?? CburchrM fc
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J. 13. Campbell, Barker's Creek.
A. M. MeLeaso.. Belton No. 1.
3. D; Hardy, ?enoh Jvo. 2.
?; R. Hnftlfo, 43*rt?ny.
B. C. Mrhrn, Bhj JJt?ek.
-fL'?i. )dpw?3,^rtmmcmtb .
Ph*- De?n. C?dA* Grove.
Will Fowler. Cn?qiioVa.
^?li Dea?h, Cl?Wion College.
Hts. Leila Knox, concord.
' ?^?t. ?skow, Cross : Roads. : ^
-Luther ?? Fowler. 'Dorch.V.tcr.
C. fe. 'fteynolds, fButeka.
- ^B. C.' ?nlb?a, First Creek.
Dayton -'WqAllIster, Fth<t Street,
Vlltlarhstot..
J. iR, fesk?w, Flat Rock.
Charley Murphy, Qluok Mill.
li. T. Campbell,' Hoiiea Path.
onvef? Bon, Hopewell; .
XL,<T. Spit, Keawee. '
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;K;ast-;::--rT?.r' ^-.vu^nirirri't
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Thirty acre Field of ?onon on
PANVe f^rtllJM? ^^llr. Tplttotyn is <
*ronr dealer for onr nooda ami shftAsltf
A better.Fe^Ukar will prodoo.
ga*t planton la your own ecu u ty Utah
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'Beaaeti Melf^tQ| &b >ftftste7.
?F, V Oreendlie.
?teaentaAlve^l^danSat Mr. TBL E. Ba
tfce Cote Plain-View Seed
This Planter presents the most wonderful improvements in
seed pUnters.since lime-hogan. The pietyre.and description can
not ?o (Mm justice.' . You-must 'see:them at work-bafp-re you can
properly.! appreciate their advantages over-air other planters.
The seed plates do not lie flat and are not entirely covered
with the seed as ?in, ail other planters. . Uut the seed . 'plates rim at
an angle of dbout 4S'degrees, and onlyi a little over half of the
?edi plate is ever covered ?with the seed. As the plate turns,$??d
are carried up in little carijfplly lisaped ittotchca in ihe edge of the
plate,..and ?ll. the seed except one in the cup,, fall back ??ntp ,M?p
lower part hopper. There; is .no brush, no metal cut-oli, slothing
t? bruise the tenderest seed. Thc surplus seed ?r&'Cttrri?d^-tfftik
never-failing law ol' gravitation. .
-Every seed passes up in ptain sight, and drops into the Spoilt
at the top of .the plate ?right before your eyes. I'.t the ^picture", you
see one'grain just falling into the spout underneath,., two i other
grains going up in the notches, and three grains falling-hack after
^?y 'thc ?Cvcr-?ai?iriK ?;rw u? gravitation. .
V irv-.r?t- ?-si ht .i.M'.rVt.i ; * - v?; un* .'. . N < ?
^JX.a,?y human wo*-'; can be called perfect, here at last is the
perfect seed idropper. With sound seed, yomiecd never replant
br lose- ite??h; thinning ont, utiles.; you lia ve lo plant \ ?ry thick'^u
account of cut-worms, clods,.etc.
Every one is surprised and delighted at the wonderful
lue I'lam-View .-Wanter." A You cani^ realize how it..d?t)^,^i#<Mi
o?n hardly-belieVe-it until*you see it and then you doubt no-mor?
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