The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, June 15, 1900, Image 4
TO CO P08 CASH!
I have :i lot of sjaIoik
CITY ANO COUNTY
CONGLOMERATED.
A MOONLIGHT PICNIC.
Wit hunt tlx: Mo<>iili|{li Y-A I’lcnictiit K veil
ing ut Dnt)tonvllie IttoiinUiin.
A party of our youn>? society
peopic, with humpers well filled with
till hand which I urM; - ' 1 to <ii.~,posc of *|uick, and ;
in order to do so I oiler tin 1 huying publ'n* tho j
follow int: stdendid bargains for spot ettsh :
NOT
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iid I )K MSS (1O0PS T ri<•»o 1 iVmvi YP rtW „ I dclacacies of every d« scription and m Time vvas w.ien Cancer was cousidtred a. incurable as leprosy.
; 1U 1 lx ' . , , ' LOC?tl iACW3 trom xOWll allQ | ( Physicians and friends could give little relief or encouragenient to
hearts throbbing with nil the delight- one afflicted with this terrible disease. Kven now doctors know of no remedv for this fearful malady , while admitting it to lie
Country
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f.iHi Varris Mr"hltiis, stripes, formerly snM at *'«•• . m»w f"r 4e.
:• IM.v. sof ■ in. Peteale. '• soUi at s\ l.v. now for 3c-
4 ** of I'or*is (.'oclioi’o, ** sold at now for o'.
K •• | in,' I 'non ii Oiiigiianis, fornieriv at ilOe. now fo. .’Oe.
;t •• India Mull, fonm rly sold at fie. now eoing for :ie.
4 “ <'order! IV<|u, t. formerly sold at ~,)e. now for rfi'Je.
:j Skirting floods, formerly sold at 10c. now for 7c.
Short Length lYqu, ts in wtdle fonnerly sold at 30c. now for 14,.
„ ia Proportion.
Mon's Sliins from 20c. to $1.
Five dozen Linen Collars at oe. eacli.
Men’s Trousers from 40c, to $4.
Youths’ Suits from dOc. to $•».
Men’s Suits from $2 do to$10.00,
JMg Line of LADIES SHOES from Toe. to $4.00 Per Pair.
These are genuine bargains, and are oilcrcd to make
room for Fall Purchases.
JOHN C. LIPSCOMB.
TOO SH0BT FOR A HEAD j noon for Draytonville mountain with
! the intention of having a moonlight
1 Hut None Too Short to Mention, Hence i ,jpo , its WOodfid height. The
| They Arc IJolicd How a lorOimk Head- ! pi cn i c p ar ( (j { tl )f program passed Oil
| lug by Husy l.clgcr IMtrons Who Arc jr) a manuer we H calculated tO pleast*
j rresstd for .imc. fho most fastidious taste; but,alas for
; Mr. \V. If. Lipscomb will lecture in human expectations! the* moonlight,
the Limestone church Sunday after- ; as is usual upon such occasions,
noon on the subject of last £u!h1u> s j failed to perform i;s part, and dark-
ITor Spoilt.
The store on Limestone street formerly occupied by •!. W .
Tollesoit; possession given jit once, 'rwo ollices over S.
M. Littlejohn’s store on 1/nne-tone street.
AVeint <!.
Pneolet (S. ('.) Mill Stock. Gatlney Mtg. Co. mill sttiek.
Giill’ncy Carpet Mfg. Co. mill stock.
DODENHOFF & DARBY,
Rea! Estate, Slocks and Bonds.
hsson. All are invited to go down
and hear him.
Mrs. Hamilton, who formerly oc
cupied the upper portion of J. V..
Tolk:sor‘ , 8 store, has moved into the
rooms over S. M. Littlejohn's new
building on Victoria avenue.
St. John butler lias moved bis
ful emotions that such occasions j a blood disease, they still insist that there is no hope outside of a surgical operation, and ads. • von to have tin- Cancer cut out
inKniro | r ,Tnesdiiv after. ^ ! jut at tht L samc tiln P caIln ? t assllrc you that it will not return. You may cut or draw out the sore, blit another will come iii
1 ’ ’ “ ... , y . its place, for the disease is in the blood —is deep-seated and destructive, and beyond the reach of the surgeon’s knife or
caustic, flesh-destroying plasters. The hluod must be purified and strengthened, the svst,-m relieved of all poisonous, effete
matter before the Cancer sore will heal. _
>S. S. >S. is the only medicine that can overcome this powerful and contaminating poison and force it out of the blood. It
buil'is uj) and invigorates the old, and supplies new, rich, lilt -giving blood. S. S a. is a i ;relv vegetable remedy ; no mineral
can be round in it; the roots and herbs from which it is made contain powerful purifying properties that act directly upon *
the blood system ami make a safe and permanent cure of Cancer. It has cured thousands, why not you?
Cancer is not always inherited ; your family may lie free from any taint, yet your blood ma become so polluted that a severe
j ap9kB K _ Kja*. m and stubborn form of the disease may
develc p trom a sore or ulcer on your tongue
or other part of your body ; a slight bruise
»i hurt, a little pimple on the eyelid, lip
ness reigned supreme. Angry clouds
swept across the sky and soon the
proverbial “picnic rain" came in on
schedule time which somewhat
damped the enthusiasm and chilled
the ardor of the gay participants.
Nevertheless, the affair was hugely
enjoyed by all who attended, and
they returned to their homes with
olhci- into the store room next to fond memories off he evening which
!Jenson A Holland’s. He lias one of a ]i t; 10 ra j n from now till the end of
the prettiest littie brokerage offices
to he found in two states and de
serves the success lie is achieving.
(h o. U . Stegall and family, who
have been living in (i .iTm y tor some
tim., laot week movtd to Gastonia,
win.re Mr. Stegall has accepted a po
sition with tile big million dollar
mill now in course of erection at
that place.
The Administratios, M s.i-.nn:
AugUrta V. Montgomery and Fannie
M. Montgomery, m.ido -their final
S' ltlemeiit of the estate of Mi'diae! <».
i Montgomery, deceased, before ti
time cannot obliterate.
Mrs. W. C h Carpenter. Mrs Hurry
Gooding and Mrs. Douglass chaper
oned the party, which was composed
of the following ladies and gentle
men ; -
Misses Nannie Cora Richardson,
Alma Turner, Annie and Mary
Rrown, Minnie Carroll, Fannie Fort,
Kdna and Olive Sarratt, Lillian
'Vood, Gra'v Gibson, and Messrs.
isham Richardson, (Mias Lipscomb,
Ton Brown. Wofford and Walter
Humphries, fas. A. Wiliis. Maynard
•Smith, John Svvygert, “Tank" Mo-
Montgome.y, iiecmiieti. udoro n o | Al . lhur nt , d Ohariie Humphries,
probate court on V* vtinesday and re
ceived letters dismissory.
The basebai! hoys i ro getting in
earui. ;t i.>-'.v. r.very
go down to tiu ball ground and ;
“limber up.” Me have a * erack-a- l
i j.( ' aii home t. am. and every lover
i of tin ; ort should « nc.uiage them j
• it. th. \i I'lforis t : i\t (' :’inev gotui i
or nose, a small lump on the jaw or breast, a harmless looking wart or mole, and other causes so insignificant as to attract
little or no attention. If you h ive an obstinate sore, don’t rely upon salves or ointments to cure it—-begin with S. S. S.
at once; it will cleanse your blood and prevent the formation of cancerous cells.
Mi.--. K. Sliirer, I, ; Mata. Mo., writes : " A small pimple came cm my j »\v alxml one ineh t...;. u the
tar on the left *itlc- rf my fa< e. At t»rst it icao- me no trouble, ami I <li<i not think it v.a - anythu: -erious
until the jaw b-jjan P. swell ami becalm much in'irunetl. At the same time the sore i '■ a ami
eat into the fh-sh ami g ive tm- intense pain. I tried everything 1 could hear of, but m.thine did me any
Hood. I then Inwall them, >f S S. S . ami after taking several bottle-, tie Cane i luab d. aiul there
ts now no sij>n of the disease. This was two years ago, and I am still enjoying perfect health."
)Se-iul lor our special hook on Cancer ; it contains ranch information that will interest
you ; it is fte-e.
Write our physicians about your case, and for any advice or information wanted ; they
have made a life study of Cancer aud all blood diseases. We make no charge what-
ever for this. Address, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. GA.
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or Malaria, Chills arid Fever,
Oil si s i
It is simply Iron and
Ouinine in a iasteljss
form.
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driiofrist in the malarial
sections of the United.
States No cure* no
pay— Price, 50c.
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First Tasteless Tonic
ever manufactured.. All
other so-caik 1 “Taste
less” Tonics are imita
tions. . A v? ' any drufiaist
about this who is not
PUS1UNG an inutalioo.
a < onii
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lay 1 x- | Sr-i - «Mt \ fgHro-'.H-.iy, onU vie id rpion
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T.ourr*, 'do., Feb, C, 1S09.
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whit h v. • a ten “Mnehed my finger
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that the prescript ini; lifts Lee 11 pivpitretl from the ri ufst i’o; . ii:u.
ingredients by a “Licunskd CiIvAIm atk of I’iiAKMAev ’ ol six
years experience, and that it will jteiify the physician’s hopes in
every way, and please the patient by its prompt and sati-factory
effects. W e have a nice line of
I’cri’uniCfS iincl A I"oitot iont-J,
of whieh tlie undying fragrance will jtrove a pb asaiit i•|•milldel , to
the customer. Ueim niber the idact—
Dr. S. B. Crawley & Co.,
Lfimetstonc Htroet,
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Cwiilfiicy, t-S.
Dse Both Eyes - to Better Year
Keep one on our qualities and the other on our prices.
Ladies’, Misses’ find Children's oxfords, sjuidals and high
cuts in all the hitest toes, at prices that will suit everybody.
Gents' pure gum bottom, canvas oxfords, with no stitches to
break and loos('<tli(‘ bottoms.
Hats in All Shapes and Styles.
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prOVici tut Hi , but •Minn .4 h.* *.| /F * i[]s*rl ol lor >im* rifatu Wt • f d * h c h ! HbCi •
made Of “Sttmer Stuff.” I Noiui i isvitvii for tb.m tvn oaHs
J. I. rbirrat f has arrange i an ele
gant little olfiee in the rear of ids
store and Inis- supplied it with neat
office furniture , a carpet,and a bund-
some in w safe, all of whi •!) goes to
show that John is succeeding in life.
And he deserves success, for he is u
genial, whole-souled fellow who en
deavors to make his friends imppy
while lie is himselt enjoy it g life.
Z. T. Spencer who was convicted
in February, DS'.r.f, for vi"lutien of tiie
disj onsarv law and senlencrd to pay
a fire of $l(in or serve three months
on the chain gang, was pardoned on
the 121!) inst., by Gov. McWweeny
Spencer had paid $7 r ) of tliC line hi d
tlie Governor bus rein ved him from
paying the remainder, $25. Col. T B
Butler seeurv'4 the pardon for Spen
cer.
GAFFNEY’S NEW HOTEL.
To .lufy Int I ntlcr th,:
of Mr. <). It. Ilitirix,
Gaffney’s new iiotel will open its
doors to tlie public on July I under
the management of Mr <'. B. Harris,
(ff Raleigh, .VC. Tlie hotel has a neat
office in the lower part; the dining
rootn, bedrooms and hull ways up
stairs are elegantly iinisl.ed up in
hard oil and plastering; fhe floors
are covered with carpeting and nice
F in; liKNY Sewn r>>'ini i'<>tnr..v osiiDsit
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them right am! will give 'mi a harymii i! \<m
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ncj nr Clii'i'iiki'i' cniiiity wlio wants to
icaiiia jfOixl tneh y Ajiiiiy to 11. C. Knox.
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Notice to the Public.
1 UAVIJ -3l7on my hooks of last yiar a ml
1 year h'fori' ;i' , couit!s, of p>oti people of
(laiVney. wiiieli will In' sold toUn‘ Iiljfliest bld-
dei-w ii liin't bii'i y days, if iiotsetlled before
) bat lime. I.. W. McCivIiim. ti-13 It
Announcements.
AemiUlieemeiit:'. for county office will be
inserted under this brad fli'in now until tbo
in-imary for :3.00 e.udi. payntile strii'tly in
tui 4 a wee. __
J I i! df Kb Y aiinDuiiee mysi If a c a lid Id at <' for
1 Snjrt-i •. or of < !i Toki e ('i nlity. snbjci't t4»
t be result'>f t 111 . 1'iTIUMirui |e l'r : m ivy.
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T I I K f i iinds of Mr. X. Mpscomb aiinounci'
bii.i as i I'audidati for re-eiei-tloll to tbe
otlii e ol County Siiin t visor, subjito tbe
rub's of the lirmocra.tie party. This ali
en incemen' i a volunlaiy :e't of friends,
wiliiou: any S'eii'ila'ion on tbe jiurtof Mr.
I ,i|isromb.
I I if ! “ i!! 3’ a n in ui in o' n iy.se if a cn ml '.date for
I- : n i \ is4 i of ( bi-roki'e couiiiy. and liind
lays4-l j' 1 i be I/I 'VI i II' <1 by I be I'll l( s and result
ary elect ion.
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JOHN ’i ViM'. Aiilf.
PABtaMRDier.-s 0 ;., .- t. Lr .iln, Mo.
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; *. i . .r LTg'r'ivt** ChJll
ui '•;< • • ■. i' • he: r iijedi a'ncfiintboworld
■ :< .uiia'i . i 1 U .t 3 have Lhreo ciiifercn
f ~ h:.vo bsyn d cvn <-?(!• malarial fever frr Iff
fan LJ bon^ht Chill uedioiDcsotalt
■ ’ | i ;.••• ; an 1 Tun' ., r’ I ; ci.ini-; rha all thetima
j : • re» bottk t or
1 *•'* 'i'o »Jr. ' • : rj l'.!I .veil now
" 11 . iuiu . , v.’:ia v ; be * i < 1 b.I Tome tliai did
11 ■. X loo . 4uu*i i.i behalf.
Ymir' f- .l..
ja:v;u d. liOFinrm.
RacL^t ^
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The manager of one of the most 0
Bee hives and special sales come and go;
successful furniture houses in 6 bait you one day and burn you the next; make
what one thing, in his opinion, ^ j believe yOU Call get the Vi/O' lo iOi 9o Cents,
ho cnrrpcc nf ihf* rr\r\r&rr\ u/oc f Kilt ail
but after ail
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the success of the concern was
most due. He replied:
“The founder of the firm was a great
believer in adver/ing, and to this fart
may be ascribed the tnura.oiu buiinejs
we are handling. ’ ’
There is no business, however
small, that cannot be increased . . ,
by judicious, systematic, per-Store IS I hO Place to buy yOUF goods. Y0Ufc‘
sistent advertising^ The giant ^ | can good values there every day in the
oak does not gain its strength in $
a day. Magnificent buildings ^ i Week.
are not reared aU at once, nor I j S ee their young men’s suits for $3.50,
appreciated until the finishing | j ^en s $4, or if you want a fine suit they have
touches are put on. & it, which you can get at close pTices for ready
Is your business satisfactory? Y j ,
Are you making headway? Are 9
you using to the best advantage ^
the greatest of all business lev- < >
ers—advertising? If you are < >
satisfied that you are, well and ^
good; if not, drop in and talk L
it over with us. ^
•
We have advciliaing space f*
to sell, and ^
advertising is a part of our business. •
Perhaps we can help you. ^
Privilggss to Let,
I'arl It's dfsirlii'r iirivlb ui s on (bi 1 '.itmiml
f
iiiHn-SM Hu- umli i-i'-lu ll.
Tin' baibi'i'ui* Jill \ ill'll' will In Irt In li.i'
iiiirbi'sl blilib r; all bids must la 1 in by WVil-
ui'silay, .Tniu 1 3ntli.
I'n II. I)i:i' wi*.
( iia innan ('oniinil tiA' on l'i I viic/i s.
cash.
They are agents for Fred Kauffmann and
M. Born, the American taiiors, who will make
you an up to date suit and guarantee you a
perfect fit or you needn’t take it.
;ivoi£ i^ic.
S room bou^i'. Vii’loi'i'i vi-., lot r, \_ln. 3 lots.'.Hlx .’IO, Smitli sf.
(I room liousi', t ’ Ih I'oki 'I* i \a*,, lot I aX'hl). I lo!, I’li.Vill', ltd Lord st,
5 room bouse. I,It stones!. i 3 lots,'.iax.710, .loliliston si.
(I room liousi*. North siih*, contains 37-tn 11 ai res In cliy limits.
acres. 14 acres in city limits,
II room house. Viciorla a ve. . ! 4'i .ici i-s in cily limits.
II room hou -o, coi. .1. iVi tv s X .1 ol. list on st s. la uci, s i u i'ity limii s.
ii riMmi nouse. Ie: , n silot s..,\bK). 137 a.-ie farm near (<o Ailey.sville,
3 lots, iiiMlu. i.ulord st. . tiiw acre farm, suitable for stock r'lisiii'j.
Scvcnil M'acis iand (‘oiitaiiiing line iiiiiiaraL.
imit.cs cU‘sir;n , , r iiriviD i^i s on tin* imouihis rp . •
or 1 !m It h of .1 u ly rt Irhi at ion will r:t 11 on < r j 1 01*! tl ^ l' ► ^ U 11 J) li!’(.'! 1D S‘ I > .
DODENHOFF & DARBY,
Insurance and Real Estate.
FOR
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Up-to-Date Job Print
ing, cail at the!
LEDGER Office.
Gaffney, xS. C, I
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Building and I’i.u-i. i L
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ai'U-i i »•». at the* | ^igi.Ml
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imo, Goal, Shingles,and Bias ; st()lu , KVI , nU(
er Hair, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse andDyua j Mr. Killian wire unit-.l in mar- | , ,,j mV si
tiito Gaps, call on ria-e by Revs. S T. <Wh ami B. | ^uT!.'si,'T,d n!u
the limestone springs lime v/orkl,
Telephone r,7 CARROLL & CO.. Loss ce
i .1 i\ 11« iii'y H MiG .! Dn l« ■
. c , i ■.i i i i i - iiHH UiD Huh ;• cJinoldaiM f»i< redt •
lioaiG ».i im, Urntti - uioihi v rn „ {! , on i ( . r (j! t ,i ,s„ x u,
! l.iijiRtiv : if . i to fi.‘• i •n'iH <»1 the
ra'. ■ i, i i i 1 i i ry e e I ii 'll
If ..s a c ,ndidale
I, .! udlciai » il'cuii.
I)emo. ratlc !’rl-
Ttuis. I . M(
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The Cherokee Bottling Works
Is mow rut niiiic full lime and ma M n;/ tie' b I'.des' a rade Soda Wii t er on tbe market. All cb til
ers in t be eit y an juvlied to chII mid Inspect, llie pmmIm Im'Ioi'c buylii 1 /. <)til of Uiwn mer-
chants will never rc/nd |>lticin^ ihelr orders here. Any Ibivors di'slrad tn ide to order
Ti e follow!,';-!:, the analysis of the artesian well water used in (bis soda water as fur
nished by I he chemist of the Southern Kalhvay < 'o.:
1' Robertson. 'I'n w(‘tiffin
Vel'V (I Ui el Itll'ilir, lllitl nont out ll fisv j lltKI l'3 at Ulna m,yself a eandidute for
., , f . i i , i • 'i v '.sor .f ( in roki e.eotiiit v. and bind
i-itiiniit« frienus of lb'* brute and
groom tvvrf pri’r.nnL.
j'bt r • wori by youi g fe oplo have
l!;obi ! wishes tif ill* l.taigor for
tluffi ful ’.Ui' li.ippifief aikI piospi lily
in lb.: i uw life tiiat Ji,.i Unis opened
lo them.
Water ...
I(* action .,
Tolu I solid re-.idu«
Sc.ille foi lillnir Solids.
Kcsldu'-of Ili.tiiMigallons, evajioriiled
t'lcar.
Trace ulkiillne.
'i.n.3 (fi'K. per util.
.3 3a urn. per Rah
M ti pounds.
J. L. Alexander,
l^roprie tor.
my 1 i io I.i - vovi rm i 1 by i be rub s and result
ol , hi. I i. i,,c i t .lie I ‘ id ma ry elec: ion.
I. \ W III M'llKf.,
V m- m in' aniiouuee myself a i-aiididate
I ior ii,e o|Y*c,. ,i| ■,;i* 1 1'vlaol' of ( In rol'.ce
County . subjcoi to llii a, .Ion oi iue Ilenio
criiti*.’priuciry. iiud ri spcel I a i \ s41li. lt your
.suppoit.II M. .loi.i.y.
A (food ( oai.di Xltallt'lue,
ll speaks well f' r Clniinborittiii’K
Gough Remedy when druggist use il
in their own families in preference to
any other. ‘ I have sold Chamber-
Ifti’s Gough Refntdy for th<- past !i\t ]
ycatti witli comjdtlo Hwti-f.iclion to
iny .wlf and euHtomers,’' says Hrut;-|
gisl J. lioitb.mith, \'tin Ltten, X. V. j and we \\
I have uRvayi- U8ti. ilinm / ov.im ()U ] q 0 pi ) j| ) ^ q.niponmly.
fuiuily both .for ordiiK.ry couyhs ai.d J 1 1 n 1 j
colds and for the cough following In
grippe, und find it very efficacious."
For tale by Cherokee Drug Co.
Save Your iron
I ('OK
Fifteen Days
Silver TMir,tiles,
tgt
1
Baby Cliaiiis,
Souvenir Spoons.
mmmi
.ii4ati: i4«it* u#w *--.
iCiia^ioiCAV!
R. S. Lipscoiiilj.
Notice of Final Discharge.
I>u\ it a
Wo arc
J, I. SARRATT.
Ily pirmlssl'in “I Ibai. .1.1. W. list er I’im-
Itate .1 ml /'' bn ' In I'lkee < 'mint y, S. 1!.. I u III,
on .Inly Mb next, at ItiiiVluek a. nn. maive my
final relurn as 'elmiu 1st r itur "I the esi it 1 ■ <,f
Mrs. A. tItii.s, Il aased, and api y fur Id-
ters dlsin. sorv. All p' imis bavin/ elnlms i
I. , . 1 m*kiiL r »e sin ri >
UKulnst s:il«l urc 1m ichy iiutitH <1 to |>.
Si nt them, properly ulii'sie I, mi or bei.u'e noldiy line of b:.ts In all tl
I bine found it! Found v li.it'r Wbytlu 1 pbu-e to lay tin In si »■. ayotls o a lb<'mirkot,
.1.1. Saia at I I.* cps t-or.si ai I ly on bam' a con pb■!" llm of I‘'cIs I an , 'A b a c 11 ii kory wajjons,
any si/!'from to .i', inclu s. Also'tiai, t ily a id "Sp ci , .c , v.a/,ms, Iron iikln
or t bl in lib' si id n. all of w b icb tm n I •* mo v, d at .. \ ■ i y sn. ii 11 mar ., n I u spot •• a ii, or for fiiirt
eiish 'tnd a pprovi U pa ncr. Hon'i foi;at that .1 I. s rail’s Ie , I niiii'i'iiim Is i li<‘pbu-i* to
iret t lie u aiipiuoaclialilc Ty son A .!■ ,;n s' bt,/a.y, wbii b torsi Ii ai at dunibillly eannot
Imi duplii it' <1 in tin - miii-kel. and, 1 • >, Ms prii-o . i■ n .s m • .•
tiili ri.aki d bur’-lcs for I >. *.. .in in. i'i .'iiiiim- it.n ."iis. ('.-ill. see nn«l lie con-
Inc al t bai I can and will -a vc y on m in<'> on any I III u, in the > > llm
As lu ll.*- pa-t, I sbiill i-oiit'li.. t . I.' lie'I \ fill i !|n.' ol fa, uc; impU'llient . such ilH
wbeelbniTows. Farmi'is’!• i ,i ud aid liny Inxie'J'nrn I’low- pm v po.ms, plo.v sio.-ks, plows,
. xtru plow handles sliiy letre. s luu.a's. u-m-es i I 'l.iian ii, I.. , I bolts, <'h'vlsi'.s, open riuifs, v
Jiorsi anil male sboi s. nail , pm'kd anii I ,l,i< cut . r\. "•.)•- nrs. etc., also bi'noo*, bft*,
gIiIn* Is. 11H *1G t M'l v *. ,, Hl’.'.t^ *• • •Ml* 1 •') \V ' 1
I nUo K* ep in :.ioek n. at. lion, • >i!.e.n .,r.- - , >s a;arch, axlepreuse, cannwl
{^(Xxls. rt»\
Mrr Ihn* of « in* IitH-M \n ’ mi /: V H rncss t •» I •. ! • *m .q p fu/ tMsh.
Myslunil ■ rt'ini.i Is S'I " .,,i, I ' ii nil d hiIIi *> d and yomijf, nialo
und r<mi a toll
I ba ' e a ti w l
nn ills, to ra ll a,
I la rs, eu ll v. lii , i
lions too nun,t rons to m 'ntion, bat
n> latest
lit lock boUom |
p'lpi.liir prict'a.
i I Will sell at cost to i'bxt>
inlet»>i Hid tinliiundervd,
i ii ,s iii dry irotslM and ntr-
s I bill e lust lei'elved a
nd your doflai'a witli mo ir
lluit «liiU' or tin y will be forever barn d.
.1. Kn .1 i f ki.hi t.'i, Clerk,
Admr. Kst, Mrs. A. ('. Koss, (leceunod.
Uuffney, H, Co June 7,11XX).
you waul the most jp*uds I** I** liaii f4*r the naut mom y.
Ui'speclfully,
J- X.
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