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J MUKDER OR MISFORTUNE? HOW DID JIM GUITON MEET HIS DEATH? Two Inquests Held But Neither Were Adequate to the Capabilities, so the Mystery Remains Still Unravelled. \\ it in ur<l<t i>r inisf*Tttine f lit u'rlock on Sundnv, Sept. ItOlli. IS'.M (lint it iiiiin or a lai'oc |mrt of a man iit the Senti't's erossin^. three | miles west of (iiillney, S. I'., on the railroad was dead, so I, one of the trial justices of the county, issued a warrant to my special constable. Win. Phillips, to summon fourteen men of the county to appear before me at the said railroad crossing to act as a jury of inquest to view the . I remains and render a verdict under i their oaths; how and in what man- I >i.| .1 iin i •uit on meet his death on nor the deceased came to his death. Hi, ! . .,r ua- he killed and his body A lawful jun was empaneled and | ( |. ( , i , ! sworn to inquire how the said person i . the questions which haf- there, lyiu^ dead, eame to his death. ... i,.:., ( ,n,. jury of twelve men; It was not tlmu-lu necessary to call w!l ... th. r jury said he had I | in a physician to ^ive* expert testi- kilhd iiy a train.* | ,n0 " y 1,S lo ,lu> " f ,,u ‘ I ,sj Sunday morning while st roll- for the act in^ coroner is a physician in ; up the track of the Southern rail- i himself, and it was plainly evident to ru , | panied by his son, Mr. W. ' the jury that the deceased had been \\ (lavs' attention was iittraeted by torn, draped and mangled to death fra.'am nis of bones and llesh beintf by the railroad train on theni.dit strewn aloiir tin track. At first he ! previous; and there lyino exposed 10 could tell anythilio ' LEDGER PATRONS. ladi.o 1 ii to l,e that of an animal, and nobody w! pi,i;iv ' came across the arm of a of the (leeeased. So tin jury rendered cidored man lyin'bet ween t he rails, j t heir verdict as set forth in annexed This :• moved all doubt. lie eolltin- U, d to search and he found other pie<- of a biiman body, a hat, pieces of , lot bine, a broken jin' which oave an ii.lor ot whiskey, a small cloth ba^ papers, and which I approve. M. PioVNl.i;. Actinj; t ’oroiier." Sept. :;u. istii. One reason why t he second jury which contained cents, live ear- , could not arrive at a verdict of cause • trie. .. s. and a foreign copper coin, j of death was on account of some ul- lle saw no blood to indicate that the | le^ed threats against the life of <le- bod' had been run over by the (rain, I ceased, but no evidence was produced altlemuh tiie place where the train to justify a verdict of criminality, had struck the obstacle was evident. I The proper authorities were notified Personal Paragraphs. and a carcii for tin remainder of the body was instituted. Portions of it Mr. W ood is t Mr. .lames W dod. of d'aeolct, fat her of A. N. Wood, is on a visit to htv-lwo years w< is '."ittereil along the railroad lor ; " ,l a distance of eight miles, which indi- | ‘>"<1 I'carty. cat I that the train had taken up the bod, in v.mi,. manner and dragged i, aim,..' the trade, allowing one end ! '‘ev. .1. I.. Kllis. of Crassy Pond. heat a-aiust the ground and cross- ! I«»hl us a pleasaut visit yesterday, tics wit ii such force as to literally j W. W hisonant, of W ilkinsville. wear ii to a fra//le. .In ti. c Homier, acting as coroner. , empanelled a jury Sunday evening ' Tuesday altera few day- stay on his ami found that the .leeeased had plantation near Aslmry. com, to lii-death hy being run over bv ''Min. Mr. P.onm r's report is printed in full below. |{ev. 15. P. lioli, rtson returned to the eit \ v. sterdav evening. | was here on business W ednesdi y. It. . .loics ret urned to t he eit \ wtis no examining physician Jl ' this place. II, 11.cii determined to n- (dlard staled to a Liai' i.i. 11■ j>rcs< ntative tliat he was in fori m ■ lie one of the jurors tliat t In r, present op.-n the case. Accordingly he em- pam lli d a new jury. Monday and Tuesday 1>at ou the ease. I he lirsl w it ims- was Hottregard Corry. colored. :i hrotlier-in-!aw of thede- c, a-cil. .,ho identified the remains by pi - ,.f « lotliii g. the foreign coin found, etc. Tic :no~t imporlant witness was Mr. Iluv-. whose test imoiiy was suh- staut iaiiy as above. !»r. .1. ib.ddy Miller was the exain- kic pic -ieian. He was unahle to in what manner death ensued, jr. r,,r, -t McKown stated that the mm ! ha ! been working for Mrs. h r, iee. whose business Dr. .own manages and that lie htid •_dv< :i a check if»r •I'd on Carroll pcv. of this city, on Tuesday, the ’of Sept; iidK-r. He al o test ilied ^lim deceased was of good dispo- ^nnl temp, rate. 'an n. >, < lion mastertestilied he renews his wor l>. .1. Cudd, of Sjcartanhurg was in tow n W . dm .-day. lb is talk ing of locating in the city. T. 15. Martin, of Spart anburg. has accepted a position in the Tele graph ollicc of t he cotton exchange jam! bis civw bad gat bered up ■s of t he body under insl rue- ■ :*a\' \ cry lit t le blood. 11 opinion the body had been on t he t rack. Pastern testilied he had seen •ascii near the depot Priday or ' at'.irday. was not certain which day. r and ii a e'inversatiou (iuiton said he he was Moim.; t>» .leal,in’s still house a ft r sotne w hiskey. Sim I'.st es t, >1 i lied that begot on Mrs. Mary Wood, of Paeolet. is visiting in t he city. Mrs. John Hayes, of Augusta, (hi., is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lou I lolmcs. on < iranard st n et. .1. 15. Pa-tcrh n tunied from Spar tanburg Wedm sday. whither lie had gone on business. Caleb P. Drown, a prosperous iikt- chnid and planter of I )ut•dumiti. S. was here Monday and Tuesday on business and pleasure combined. Messrs. W. N. llawkes, Win. Doug las. P. .1. Sell,els. .1. P. Pwelis. M. < >. Seldom adjusters of the loss at Cheroket Palls Mill. Were here Wednesday and Thursday. They arc all pleasant gent huneii and we predict a -peedy and amieahle set - t lenient of this big loss. Prof. Joe Crawley, brother of Dr. S. 15. Craw ley was in town on a visit to his hrot her previous to going to New Orleans where, as a chemist, he in a large sugar relincrv. Unclaimed Letters. The following is tiie list of un claimed letters remaining in the post olliee al t his place : Mrs. Mady brown: I larrisoii Lipscomb: M iss < 'ora Lewis; It. C. Ramsey; Miss Dorn Taylor; M rs. Sadie Williams; W. P.. Walker. N. 15.—Person- calling for these the train at blaeksburgSunday night to ! alb. OniTney. The train stop- inters will phase >'ay advert iscd. p, il (iuring tin nm for <omelhing. he -|- j| Ln i i.imoiin. P. M. did not know wiiat. and he got in the sceond-elnear. ib <li(l not know (iuiton ami did not see anyone heal ing the train who had a jug. The jur\ rendered the following verdict ; “We, the jury of inquest over the hodv of Jim (iuit.on. colored, find At Wood’s Hall Tonight. The lovers of good music, recita tions, etc., will have an opportunity to show their appreciation of home talent at Wood's Hall tonight. The Choral ('lull has prepared another entertainment which is said to he that the deceased eame to his death ' <,, l ,,i ' 1 - if »' *'".vlhing of from ejitnes unknown, the evidence the ki id hereloloiv presented hefon b. 'ore them being insumelcnt tode- tti"!i'"«'‘'. Tim patronage ten,line whether death was caused by ! '* f ,l "‘ P'll'l'"’ is r whether ''ivilcd iiM '' Tin; I. 1 hespciiks for ! all whoalteiid a pleasant evening. being .-truck by a train or iie was killed and placed on the track ." The following were the jury: A. V. Sarratt. foreman, Arthur Prid- nioiv, John JeJTries, (Jus Abernathy. I). \. Thonias. S. P. Westmoreland, S. m. Sarratt. P. M Gregory, Pd. II. Dit'amp, W. J. Wilkins. W. S. Lips comb mid J. II. ISoiee. \ l' \KI, I IIOM lilt. UONXKK. N ■■ a I here has heeij so niueh id ; kmil I ia ilh galit \ of m\ in- -t ii: not having a physician pres- klo t‘ i 1 in ’ he ease as to cause dent ii of I lie deceased. I can re is no law requiring such Movements ot Momo:i|e Miners L. P. Campbell has purchased con trolling interest in me valuable inomi/ite hinds and leases near State J/uic. He will put on a large fores* of hands in \t Mondas and intend:- to push his woj’k t hrough Urn w inter Mr. Camphellb r| mc- are ex pected her, soon i i look Into .><>mc investnieiit> for ,1m future and if reasonable terms can he obtained, considerable money will lie invested in and near (Jalfney. • Deatli of Samuel Eowlks. Mr. Siimin l Powlks wii OF NEWS ITEMS OE LOCAL IN TEREST. Some Short, Some Shorter and all Too Short for a Heading, Yet None Too Short Not To Mention. Col.Sain JclTcrics is r<-e., ring the lapse,»nd, llof(d. Mr. John \\,„„l is building a cot tage on North* l.im, -i >u> ,m.ii •. M r. John (ieddes will , ,n ■ i:r • his cottage on NOrtli Linn-ton,■ st reel * Slmllots and mult iplyim. onions planted now will come in mighty handy next Spring. Turnips are doing well in this sec tion. Some line sp, i inn i;- aav, l>. , n hroiighl to mark, t l,\ our lariin r-. .1. P. W ,1,-1 ,r a pi >■ i r> <1 i,, i Judge II. II. Tate ! al Tindier hidge Tiiexlav iii ait ini|iorlant ease. W e are glad to In ar tbal all lints, wbose sickness we liav, : ,t ic> ,| in Tni: l.i;n, ia; are again on lb, road to Imall li. II. <i. (ialTimy Jr., got liis baud caught in the nutehiin iw al J. i. Sarratts gin house \, terda.v and had it severely injured. Mr. Joel T. Wood, son-in-law of Mr. < ioforth. Sr., is t be po-s-ss,,, ,,f a bouiieing !(i- , i<;,in>! girl. i’arent and eliild are getting along Ilieel \ . We have iii our pose.-sioii a Spanish dollar of the date ,,l li'Jo. il it is of any especial value mi in nut of age will s inn' of our coin hunters let us know. both the morning ami evening ser vices at. the Methodist eiiure!I las! Sumlax wie largely all mi, d. I lie sermons were well iveched and the musie appropriat>■ and inspiring. L. A. .Mi<-han.. one of our best farmers from tlmiJra-sy Pond in igh- borhood was in town W,'dm lay “giving away " nis cot ton as he calls it w in u selling al T» cent - per pound. W. I leudrieks. of Home dis played at Tin; l.rj><;i:i; olliee lid- week two mammoth beets which Weighed tell pounds for tin two. One was -even iimln s in eireui i'er- eliee. • Dr. S. It. Crawl, ,' lias been nick for -ever d day-. IP is now up bill not able to lie on fuii duty. ’Tiie Dr. says i In-s,. are the li-rl days he has been able t tin within- iamilv in a long while. I!, v. <'. (iardm r. !*.!>. of t lie the Pi'-; baptist ('imreii oi (ireeii- vill, iias consented t" >1, ii\, r tin an nual d !'■> — before Hie alumnie a-so- eial ion of t be Coojier-! inn stone in sl i; ui, m, Monday. No\ labei 1 dt Ii. ai I 1 O e loci; a . III. j be a ! hi if IIIV C, ir- dialiy ii,\i! d to attend . I’rof. H. !’. (Jri Hit h \v i 11 meet l in- eiti/eii of (JatTney t'l-nig:,; \v>, ' ;,t Wood's I la II. IP will IniVe sonm- t bile, of interest to • ay to I In-in and 11i, r> w 11 i be a pr, rn in nm a rra aged that will amuse ami insl rm-!. Tin i e w il I be no mini - imi f, c and t lie pllbbe are ill vil e,| i n be pl'e- III on tin - 'M-easioii. W • iv -ret i,, b-.irii I da • mr , -oimg friend. < ie ,rge brown, who Inis been empioyed iiy J. N. Pipseomb tin- past y, sr. and up to t lie tinn' !m was taken sick. -l ill quite sick with I ever at hi- fat In i' home near (iowdey ■ \ ilb'. in i nion county. (Jeurge ba many friends Imre who wish for him speeds recovery and an early return to tics city. (i.dlinw is proud of In r prog r, Her otton llliil her ,, lepliole ,'\ ehange, her telephone line to Spar tanburg and Imr prospective electric lights, but we think for lier tir-t r,- lleetioli to lie on a -|i|s!i hole of stag- , nant wat< r and mud. in one of Inm- prineipal streets, is somewhat dis- eivdiiahle to Imr, to say iiothing of the fimt tliat stieh phn es are not eoti- dtieiv, to hcailh. or in aecord wilh good last . 'I’li, Methodist chmvii ever ready toproVi it faitli ig, it- works, has, through it - pastor. I,•mitred tin use of its building Sunday all,u•noons to I iiion Sumhi.i School. 1 bis school i>e,moo-ed largelx oi t be e |, 11,| reii of tiie mill opera!iv s. and tbe\ have be.-n bolding service ' at lln-bome.- of some of their fii'dids, not basing a bttilding of tIn ir owa Imi hereafter, fora while at ha.-I, they will occupy tiie Methodist eh u re! i buiMinv at i! . clock on Sumla,' aliei noons lie- ginning wil h mxl Smnlas. Non are invited to ,,an. Some T'acts ami Figures Concerning Advertizers ami Subscribers. IP re are some of the people who ,■ j,^ It'lk I" Li:mu:if readers. They all : Wednesday. (tulTney m, ivhanls will siiy somet hing of more or less inter- pain touch with Wall Street now. A Cotton ami Produce Exchange. I’. A. (•ardner. of Spartauhur has opened a cotton and produce , \- ehangi in the Lipseoinh Hotel build- Tim Pusiness was started ..d’fiiil)"’ 51 11 AUK « si to the il'J new suhscrihers we re ceived during the past week, as well a> those we had heforc. if thev want to. The Only Furniture Dealers in “I would rather trust that medi cine than any doctor I know of. 'savs J- Claude Jefferies, of Greenville. M rs . Hattie Mason of Ghillon. Carter otb r- several shares of the stock of : Co., Mo., in speaking of Chambcr- t lie (>aHTe y Manufaet uring Company bun s ( olie, ( hob-ra ami Diarrhoea l*,*r sal,- ! Remedy. T’or sale by W. b. Dui're. Joim Geddes otters a store house Attention Ladles, and dw- lling eombined for relit. —Do you want a ieaI slylisb ha! ' Tliat enterprising and wide-awake if so. call on \liv- M- ! light at < ar lir a of ( arroll. Carpenter <V lltiniph- r "h A' 1 arpenter - ami - rie- invite your attention to their ''.'hHi U a I king I la ■ s. goods and ask tin inspection of them —Have.you seen tin- line of all and a comparison of prices, bead wool dress goods t hat Carroll A ('arpeii Hi, ir ad and call on them. ter are oifering at ikh and :{(» cents a Who advertis** in the N,-r -; ap r 'd A l'h<L' X ': u pj r,p 5 * % M ilkins l!ros.. do some plain talk ing on a familiar suhjeet. They have a -I, r\ to tell and I hev tell it most yard, worth lo and la cents? <1 out fail to see t liem. il! SOUTH CAROLlHifAigT" .r KED. Carpets. Rugs. Malting-. Am: when it conies to , . . e, Car|,et in newest palleri' v.r- 111i *■ iv-d iugI v. bead it and profit l*y , 1 . , . 1 suit von in this line at rock lio m.ieing knowledge. prieJs. Call and see our I'm-. Tk I’. II i/eltine A Co., of Warren. Carroll A-Carp nt I’eiiu., calls the attention of I.KIh;i:k t —Have sou seen that bi-aulifu: Silk LI .alio. •’,( • inehe - w id'- at ('arr ,: i A Carpenter, only Utta per yard. THE MARKET REPORTS. to i’i.-o’s cur,- for eoiisumption. * Tu; l.iix.i.i: received during tin nn>i!tli,,l' Si-ptember III new sub- •eribers. some eighteen or twenty re- _____ nesvnls and never bad one to diseou- city Cotton Markets, tintie. These are solid facts which Corrected bs the GalTm-y brol-.eraj aiv veritied by the hooks. Come join and Co’nmission ( <,. the procession by getting in Hie band . Market dull. Light demand. wagon. I f you want the home news best Grade Ill <" ti take the paper that prints it. and for Stains tin home news of this Section TilK Litm.i i; is the only paper. M e appreciate a> much as auy- CJ Ajir. Pantffly pip '"‘w thh ijtu., • j|f J': •'.- of.A:. -% Lowest Paces Aiwa , c .-i CarroiI, Carpenter . dries. i<<i (i Produce Market. ('orreet ed by 1. Da\vn per;. ('hiekens I •• (- -’.i I5utter I-' (" if tbiiig else the hiet that our patrons Kggs are testilsing to the work of this pa- Grain Market. T' 1 - !'• <; briggs advertised a mule Corn T ( ' for sale. .1. .1. (Jatfiiev ailvertised Wheat I. 1 "' I* ' i ! I ■ ?'1TIT n i : f I • i i f 1 iii 'I's»Ik X- On it $r f - ^ • ^ I fi Sk hI* farms for rent, both eame in and i 1 ‘' il I risli Pot at oes I. .’-i ordered the ads out, saving TilK Lki»- 1 ^ , .. oil had been the means of accom- (inions 7., plisbing the desinxl end. And these Live Stock Market. iii’' a i all. Wilkins bros.. Cook A Corrected by J. G. Spencer. (iali'in-y and o, hers tell us of the good Horses . •f!*' -vi linir l,i:iii;ia; ads iiave done. Let ^ - 1 logs (■, ' *. mer. iiaiits know you are intelligent sliee|, i >\ l ■ I ii t;g t liem of t heir ads and they will be more apt to s< ’' cheaper. von goons F ob bi: story For Rent* bKNT Ob HAi.lv-- frame store-hou.- Missionary Day At Limestone. dwelling adjoining < 'a!';'. • < i l.-i.-; Sunday wtis Missionary Day ter. Apply to J. G, ! !, -, at L:mest,,ne Sunday School. 'There "-p* wa- a large crowd there from Gaffney 1 Tiie services were exceptionally at- rent traelive. The singing wtis better than usual and that's saying a great deal. Miss Way's rendition of “Sow- iii" the Seed'' was beautiful and her 'UK rear end of 11; ellpied by ( Apply to store room • (JatVims i- \. . W < )< >D For Sale. '( lb S A I. T. — Kiev • •: - !,;• J. ('. JeJeri' whs 13 out. |,| v • r;| fi , " I * r , QKYKRAi. valuable ivsid, .,-,- t-.i was tin- masterly ad* O deMrabl*. Htua,, '; ami aiiiii ii a i ranee and they were loth to /iiebim ip. .Mr. Lipscomb's c.xpc- rieuee a.- a missionary were catchy .1!.'! Wefe weli ieeeiv d. ’ -ov, n i(iIer harvest have not, ow in to dry wallicr. grown so lux- u rie nt l,\ this season. I{u| sow then) , wry > ar, i t pays. Buckkn’s Arnica Salve, 'I’m: I5i;si S.m.vi; in the world for Cut.-, bruises. Sores, I'leers. Salt Pbeum. Ke'erSores, Tetter. Chapped I la id- chilblains. ('onis. and all Skin T.riptions ami 'lositively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to'jive perfeei -at isfaet ion or money refiinded. Price 'l'i cents per box. i'or sale by W. 15. 1 >uPre. A Cure That Cures i~ t In-kitnl most people desire. Such a eiiiv is bipans 'Tabules. Imt not a cure for. vn thing. 'They are for all I;',ram! stoiiiaeh disorders and one labiih* gives relief. known on a oplfat ton t ■ . J AS. J. G.M'i Nr.Y. ( ubitlet . S'-. I A n. wood s ■ inn i- I : LSI N'T ov.. mg i- for sale or rent ; par buying or rent ing ••an •■t ;> • - • - -' by January l-t. Lor teru:.- . apply to \. X. W (»t L • Come ay m. If you want a good -oil of cloth, hot t oni ligii res ea I i on I. M. PLLDhb. I f you w ant a good | :i • of •-In., - a lit t In inoin v call on I. M. PKIH.KIt I f von want L. BAKER, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER i i>i<; a kick Sash, - Blinds, < Doors, - —ami till kinds of Building Materials. Plan- and speeiliealions for build- : gs made on .-bort not ice. In Poor Health means so much more than you imagine—serious and fatal diseases result Irom trillinjr ailments neglected. , ’ Don’t play w ith Nature’s *, . ‘greatest gilt—health. p is evident to t he jury and roner how a person eame to this place some montl! |h, a ■ in this ease. ,S,» there North ('arolimi died at |se for h 1111,\ coroner to l.imesloin t iv, t la-1 Su' ,11 and I, dd anolher inquest. Mr. Fowlerwas n bad lit li’tb, r ;> i -< - on the conn- lie moved to Gallm y and] M. »5oxm:|{, eonlined to b - lioiist \< ting Coroner'' time sin, , . Mr. Tow Iw i• i I ii -i n , lionner's in t be eilm. ; • r,\ the proper ollieials: were eondudl'd b [to ms knowledge about Ifoyd. Henderson-H ridge J. I.. Henderson and Mi-s l.aiirw j bridges w, re maiTied a! the lion., of ,rule's mot In r. four miles from kshurg, on Wednesday Septein- The.v V. 'll pl'.lli.ibl V luol • to t lm near fill lire, M r. 11> n- brjek mason imd on, inployt es. Livery and Feed Stables. > ® rown5 •Iron Bitters Ib adqiiarlers for drivers and Farm r- who want to'iny.scll orcxchnngc. i make a Specialty of Feeding Stock. i > CURE FOR iCUMPTlCN Tir-l-eta-is iiirnuiils al rensomible rat,-. 1 at lie and I log> hmight i( m| sold. J. 0. Spencer, Pioprietor. j If veil frelocliiig f ,,‘,1 ui sorts, vvk alul )., nor:il!y vx- liaiistcl, nctvou ., have no appeltle an,I can't work, hegiii at (ill, • l ,k • ini' tin- no st relia ble- strcin; ihciiin liiviticiiic,\v!ii, Ii !•; hi ow n . Ii n t i'- li is. A lew I" '. , t!i ; nic la-iu !',l , <, nics ftom (' '• , very lirsl .lose it , won't it,tin j ur ti/ti, a lot ii i , pkasalil lo lake. , It Cures I! u * winds wdiiek i *v. n • i . <\ !•• : aglh eiioiig! t t j 'S*.\<'. 'i *■ . i }\\ n.:ik •• is a note oi* W lii i*t * J, t * >11; yell foi tiie w i; 11 • '** i1 i* 'i ‘ i • 1 # ■ | |* \» < 1 t 'oiinb r- ai «i !'i« Mi--. ',s> i : • * a n • : A .-.ill i ,f g, rid-’ tiia \ n r • r} .":.;. a ini .!! ( \ Mil. um ’ IiM’ W while e\ el •\ ii i -• f c * iO'l »M oii > aloe qualit \ • it ‘j( . Company. Addre- voice seemed clearer and better than Greenville. S. , ,.,vr l».*,»,s rXI-SIIIAIII.K l.o|, .Mi.-s l.allengers was , ,, s , \v,c f. go ,1 as wa-also that of Misses Mont* plv lo Mrs. \ \ . .M* 1 < Ji. H ,. P ' gomery. Darlington and Morgan, The prize event divs-oi t',nt eminent ( liristiau gen- easv reaelt of the i>u-:i - j, rlim ,, tl, man. hev. J. M. Bostick. He held the eit y. Terms re.i-.. m,a i! a ml m, ti., a n.a n-e for fifteen minutes as if 'isELEB, 'v." iae 1 . — \ ^ i ‘ '* i i 1 j l i 1 ] I i : ,i i i i : i i Am * i ,le !I• b. i \ e r of Milliiieiw ; i ■! ; ' ■i t ion i .-r ,.pe:n •! i ■ i ‘ ■ :::i; I sec Hi :•• ■ 'I" : !•■ •• i an I SeVelil \ -T'i ■ n. "i irom. \\ , , o;, i,: ■ : >!' • Dress d let i I -• ■ i i n • ! ■ |,|-l / .S S ' • * ■ nice hat ip eaP on i. M. i'FLI.LlL If you want anyt liin g in the wa;. a Dr\ Goods, llardwa; 1 or*iroe, ri, at the low, -t price don I fad to call on • k I I > .1 1 > 0 I : o in Li U; if '. j 3 ■" • " i O I r? ' r ■ V,* A. Vs*- *. - A. • ^ kid vm. L.nnn *.jd ? » so I >ui ! * 'in:.' n Pcrfumeand O irdnsr, Sf.en • stn: ?: r\ makes. S ■ - , L ;»i ;«> I i t* i '■ v . Si W ii / ermt > t o . vj nil thi •.-g'. in I > 41 I P i Hi .A ' ^ is now :••• c/ tsing r r" f 1 1 ^ tfCTp J. Jfe gC ' A A :«***, % * \ ^ Ac - Ilis 1 I'd- to e ' , ■ ,, a !a;, lot of ,! . ■ ■ i n . ■ '■ <\ • and hi:- Stock o| »! • i . ,i .oj. . • and as l*..v, i • ti, 1. .i ■ : : f d' to give li'mi ; r \ !.i, ■ i . i ,: - , .1 m-l • oi11 j,!<• I I : 1 N ' ■ . . i ; in■ la: < •-! I inpro\ ed '.Ik 1 !: ■. . • X ..;r COTTON a . t • , in: -it • lie I ligln I H ; ,w arranging fora New • : • .'i,! will Grind oi,e ••,• t-*. ,r< bill ail •ttij I bell '■ indiil A .« f.y a A ^ A ' rt ‘i. . f u l i . H)||l 'm i . * • “ r. •< » m (iAfFito JA 1 'f ''J 1 * 8 Y 1 1*1 fi . rt . j iru Dyspepsia, Kidney and I h er • Neuralgia, Trouhles, ’Constipation, bad blood ’j, • Malaria, Nervous av’ittuo i Women’s complaints. Get nub the »■. uuinu illui t red 1 lilU-:i ell III,. \M |.|U 1. 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