The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 05, 1895, Image 2
Iptlon Prto*?IS Months, fl.50.
FAYABIiE IN ADVANCE.
W. BALL. EDITOR.
\m for Advertising.?Ordinary Ad
Uements, per square, one lnser
j #1.00} each subsequent Insertion,
>nts.
?ral roduotlon made for large Ad
lsetnonts. _
W. W.BALL,
Proprietor.
^EN?&C., Morcb ?. 1895.
? X?I*Tiaa'the Buzs-ard.
ho.Goveriydilp oX tbe'sWo, all the
> Houtoforaces, two U. 8. Senator-;
fi'SOte** irtaoe* as representatives'
ongj^Hs, one hundrod and;f6rty
^Bft.-jJnrnMn pf the. legislature,
j^o hundred,postmasters positions, ono
iusand Other Offices of1 smaller and
i Ve'rir^ but,
/a'.wUliPn dollara.uito'Mthe packets
ie;dominant popul 1st party in-thla
||te, have boon Becured,_
.jf^e 'if ^te jman and tho Indian made
ioLnt hunt. They captured a< turkoy
Jfao'butfzard. Whitb man to Indian:
pou take tho buzzard, and j'U tnko
? Turkey or JUl tako the turkey and
(?a'll toko the buzzard."
The turkey has boon parcelled tMf
ng, ag,0 and, the Charleston fcTews and
jurler &? Co.,have gone in with Tlll
yn to dispose of tho other fruits of
jp h\mti Charleston will mako a
Ivye b^ttjefor tho blt*d hold sacred on
PIAlicet Street du t h at ci t y.
tue ??^ad ot the "Hendlight.^
.Congressman oloot Wilson rushos
Rothe arms Of an Atlanta Constitn
?n iritbrvt?wbr land, airs his volatile
?buary,
Digested, what lie nays, moans: Wo
tr^.De'TttOcrats'in South Carolina: tho
mrt.y is Split into factions: this is a hap
>JGf?9'lovable condition; tho restora
tion of peace is to be deplored; tho
>ther States' are similarly situated,'and
?dumId pp.t excel thorn in lovo; Till
lan knew his lovo feast with the Bnrn
rell-Homphlll aggregation was a
annul and nothing more; nothing will
|tU? Of tt,; hin? days of talk; lot tho
unoevatic, party stand statu quo in
[is .Stato, with a big faction and a lit
'fadttohrtbe big faction to sttggoBt
y.omco ho^dore and^p^^o-T^
iIp wl^J^rtmr*Striptof verbiage
^^?jJf^lroBeBt expression th this llt
Id^riprotonding talk. Business Is
business.
The; Fifty-third Congress expired at
noon Yesterday by limitation. The fu
neral of a butcher Is thus painted:
There wero but two mourners attend
ing the hoarse-^hls assistant, who got
the heads and livers of the victims and
his faithful bull dog who gloated in
their, blood. Tho ox, the gruntor, the
h?j?fO?t, and the lamb SWCllod tho-fune
ral procession with music, and frisk
ing, and dancing, making a joyful wake
of> :th? event. Chanticleer, perched
high upon: the inky vehicle crowed long,
clour und lustily. ,j
The Fiftyt-third Congress, assisted by
financial cranks, and Southern and
Western Pop.uHsfs bloodily butchered
the Democratic party last November.
Si o-v'? i<) ?' ??'?? *? *
-,.;.;.??* !1 .1
Byron as a boyish folly inflicted his
"Honrs of Idleness" upon the public?
A's.wariii of critics, liko boos, poppored
h(uA from all cornors of Britain. In in
spired rage ho "volliod and thundered''
back with "English Bardsand Scotch
ReVlewers^?"go little book"- and ]
awoke to find his name immortal. Ac-\
cording to Tom Watson Judgo Cobb was
in-on advanced convivial state when he
addressed hi? n?w famous inquiry $0
the' speaker, but conditions havo con
tributed to mako his innocent phrase
tho most popular of the time. "Where
?are we at?"
?k "I'li; t"..a. i ? 'c>.-. ? .* ???? *<?>?? 'I
;-.,.o? \
f Thoro are olglit hundred men in
La?r?ns County who aro as refined
gold without Haw or blemish,.as stead
fast and fast to honest democracy as
the needle to tho polo. Thoy havo boen
kicked, out of. tho councils, of the so
called democratic organization for
moro than four years. When thoy find
that they can unite with thoir follow
citizens on fair and equal terms, they
will, join hands and purposes: until
they so find, thoy will rosorvo their
strength, pigmy or giant, and placo
their votes .where houoety d iet at es.?
They wlll.no longer pull hot chestnuts
?be monkeyed with, don't you see.
HS-1' 'jl.l tl, li'.--!. ?? ? !. fit.CM ,1 ; it I
? . . ? *
flfyy it . h'sliusiq '>* ? ?? ?:<?> / ??>< a kcco'isI
"The poor white men" in this Stato
need no gtuirdlans. Thoy had hotter,
manage, their own political estates
through' their ballots. Bettor have no
trustees'. Remombor the caso of tho
old man who had proposed to will his
estate to John and Bill, his sons, and
to mako John Exooutor.
*p0tt!-' "Well, father, why not will the
whole tato to John and mako mo tho
Kveeutor.
iv V ffi v. ft???.;?.' ? ? ' '? '?? V-J'i." -tiCiuirl
-o,o:> ul . ? .*?*.??
In the hands of tho present State
Prtnterarfavorltes and favored of tho
Pov^rs;',ihe Acts pf tho last session, of
th4 general Assembly are slow to, ap
pear.: Tho people ought to know what
thd laws are. Tho State ought to bo
more gnher?us towards those to whom
jobs are glvon and thus ensuro prompts
-neset o-i!
" lurr .{-Mr ? - ? .
{?'' v/:?n:-l "i <;.;?!.. ?? *? ??.': %m
Congressman Wilson spoke honcster
than he know. Ho givos himself away
in his two faction buslnoss; Ono to hold
th^f^COS, thp.pthor to be, in the mi
nority opposition as a roanon for ex
cluding thonV.
c.-:/iTri-.<'. it -, ? .-J- : ? ' ... I 'i
i.- - ? ' M: ?- ??-?
K;is UrfoWrag down to theso points:
t. p(d Till man mako irby or I .by
tf. Will Tillman unmake /Irby or
Irby TlUnVanV
Hdll?'resigns an'.Poj)tmaster Gbn
; Wilson, autlun- ol the Tariff
t?%^? takes his platjp in the Gab'inet^
e.latt?V'-has judcjrttent'as ? woll as
luck.
,, 'i'illoian "boon tamed
tp?cWfcTa^n the rightto\
vote. Attend personally to getting
your Registration ticket all straight. ' ';
This is tho agp> of tho I>ouMo-Wurb~
lor, and inSoutfc Carolina hb? JaVorlte
perch.
The suushlne of a glad heart
makes (he darkest, dreariest Jay
radiant and pleasant.
It often compensates for a severe
reverse, to see how gallantly your
There, is something wrong, old
fellow, if your home is not made
?^M$t??MW?i>&& it
' ' If you geV inatJ,' go to tholooklng
gluss and t watch! yourself growl,
and see'hoVv quick you will quit it.
"A-dry go</ds bp^ lilft?cd ngal?st
the **liudy jyjge ^jUp'cr?B's-rQttd'.-i
etore'is some men'.-; worst enemy.
Jesus is: nearer* to toany of us
than wo have realized.' /Now is
the lime to seek a blessing from
him.
r :??/.- U ;u -.. "*i t>C?J . a Irr
The road to happiness does not
always/lead us uway from djfflc'uit
experiences, it is when wo uro
tried* that we are to roeeiv? the
crown of lifo.
notic I
Of'Settlement und Application
for final Discharge.
Take notice that on the 2Sth day'
of March, 1895, I will render a
final account of my acts and do
ings as Executrix of the eRtate
of James Bell, deceased, in the
office of Judge of Probate for .Lau
fens county at 10 o'clock A. M..
and on the same day will apply fdi;
a final discharge from ray trust'as
such Administratrix. i
All persons having demands
against said estate will please' pre-1
sent them on or before that day,
proven and authenticated, of be for
ever barred.
S; E. BELL,
Feb. 26, '95-4t , .^?cutrix.
, i?WooX OMieL^^o
SAVE & HCS LIFE
. ayn Mr* T? n1. R?ed, a hlghly
- r.jjooctnd Merchant of Nlld
cdstoWty lit., of n Young
?\ian wlao was supposed
<:o loo in Consumption.
? <"r,o. cf mV customers, somo vj
. ;i 7?, had n son who had nil 5'
',.> .iVutbtofitS of consumption. o|
\i(> iiSUul medicines afforded him 0]
H reiiotV and he steadily failed g
? W !nv \v;i:v enable to leave his 5
?"!. His utoltfelf applied tome o
.;? .'<??..!:' rented v and I veeom- 0
- -vied Aver'.s Cherry roetoral. gl
v;?,.??.'>?' than took it according 0j
> tUrdi tionspVfnd soon began to o|
iorovxi until lie became well ?1
ti . .or.'.:."?T. M. Hkbd, Mid- g
. town, 111. oj
j'pnijrt (line ngo, I caught a 0
o
? . , ( ol-.l, mv throat and lungs
?. re blttllv inllained, and I had a
!.. rrible cough. It was supposed
ii.it I was ;\ victim Of oopsump- o
iHi, and thy friends had little 0
hope of reeoVerVi But l bought a g
iiottlo of Aver's Cherry Pectoral, o
look il, and was entirely cured, o
Ifo doubt, it saved my life,"? a
l. Jones, ISnterts Cove, Tcnn.. 5
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral SI
Received Highest Awards ol
AT THE W?RLD'8 FAIR$|
notice.
1 want every map and woman In tho United
States interested in the. Opium and Whisky
hnblts to have one of nvr book* on these dis
eases. Address It. M. Woollcy, Atlanta, <Qa,
WE ARE THE
Groat
<'ji.iiliHJ
?J'lMV '"?
h+ U iirtw
Bargain
Givers.
Cash is King!
Our bargains in Stoves, Shoes
and Notions are bringing Vis in
customers.
n* .?--*111 ????: ,v t? ?;; *. ?:. . -e.i.
Misses Polkas 5 cts und upward.
" Handmade shoes 75c "
Men's whole st?ck shoe 75c " ...
We show but one style of
stove, "O^auk Oak," vyhich we
gVUuantec tp be the best on ,the
market. Please notice ''Split
dollar''t>i ices ; No. 7?1*5 $6.96;
No. 7, $8.75 '?> ' No. 8, $11.75. :
We bought two hundred sto\?(?:';
' recently at one purchase, . paid
cash, therefore obtained re
dttced rates. < Hono.
We have- ''<tut?< Ju ices" way'
dowrt ! down ! (?,
TlNWAKK, Gt.ASsWAhK, IlAttOt
WA'Ui AND C'lUNA, 1
[ and intact v a ,1 thousand nnd one
other artj'cle.i needful to man
kind.
' Thanking you lor your past
^favors and soliciting your luUlf-c j
patronage, Wjq nrq v<.air.s lor imi
tttal benilit.
Hams' Harbin i\(nm\
I 1 ;?' O; and' I,. K. lUrUNs,
Manugoi?!
.^raynlium ? ?ialV Sun liloo?;
I tMtv H. -5T. Avery
Loveloy, Georgia.
SpringJViedidfie
. .!?; i j ?i?? ? oa b-.-.uV i
Hood's Sarsaparilla is Just Right
"lata happy to state that X ata convinced
Hood's Sarsfiparilla Is'the bosfcrnediemo
that I have ever taken. La*st Spring X
was completely worn out: I. 1
Had No Strength;
to do anything. .The least work; I dJ|d
fatigued me very much. I also' came
very near losing the sight of orte of riiy
eyes. I began taking Hood's Barsapa
rflla, and health, strength, appetite and
clear eyesight were rent or cd to mo. I
g Sarsa
****** W*B*
have taken other dT 1
mod lei tics, but iJirj ? !d
found no relief un- *****
til IgaveHoba's'Bnraaparllln rt fair trial.
? I nm convinced it is B?pcrior to all
otlM?rn." Tho'go?d It did mo is inexpress
ible," hi Hi T. AvEhy, Lovejoyi Georgia.
tlp^^'S PiHo me purely yeijct;ible, and do
not purge,' pain er gripe. Sold by all druggists.
lo till <?
t?r ^ti i>At'io<pi.
.stniuoioovi ?'vi;, ?>?..,,i
meanb r,o nv:o:i hidre than!
you .-onous and*
'fatpl <:: s '>--H:!i- from
tn!:i:;j.c ?'-'?"? >' ? h ?n?<? lectcd. 4
a^^yitlvKsitur^i?!
ates.t"fri!'t--health.
i !f nicfeclin
?' id ? t '.'.crls, WWii jr
tj-: "*l generally cx-.?
Ihjuotcd, ncivous, Jr
I nave no appetite \
land can't work, ?
Jfccglu nl oncctak- '
fi |iu> llie niosl relia
jl> s strcu'gthcnltig
j i. i licinc.wliich H
j II own's bou Bit
A lew bot?
* tlca cure?benefit
li i ? ; from the M
0, r? men irorn the j
) i,, |j . vv lb it dose-rV"
1 rV..' ?, and It's"
Hit to lake.
Dyspepsfn, I n:y .:?<!?!<! Liver
NeurjuVl:;, V'-r ;-.-.';f
Con^ipaliou, . ;..d CivO'.l
Makula, ;-.i!mcnts4
Worn.; cor.;-ffiiil L:.
Gel only the f nuiiifc- it Im crossed fed
lUeaon lb?? \m , r; AH < Hiera i.iesnb
.stituni. t-n ii i ol manips wo
will sind set <f 'i . i t ? ..-.U.'ci V.'oild'o
Fair VicvA : ?
BROWM Coc :>. v ? i&ORE. K'
IS THE BEST.
TIT FOR A KING.
. cordovan;
rRENCH& LtI/.Mr.LLE? CALF.
4*3.sp Fine Calf & Kangaroo.
*3.BppOUCE,3 SOLES.
<2.*l7^B0YS'SCH0flLSll9Ea
* LADIES *
SEND FOR CAT?LPG?E
r-L-DOUGLAQ
13KOCK TQU.IASVIS.
Over One Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They Rive the beet value for the money.
They equal custom shoes la style and lit.
Vli-.'lr wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,?-stumped on sole.
from.St to $& saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot s<'poly you wo can. Sold by
fj m :< Dp!
"W..a. Jamikson,
.Laurens, s. c.
iifutv> fcofJ
Hoeuspocus
And nil sorts ol tricks
and huriibng8 arc
resorted,to by some'
dealers to catcli
trade. They profess
that '
YOU CAN GET
HARDWARE and
FARM IMPUCMENTg
FOR NOTHING!
Such absurd ndyor
tisoments nro of no
value, any more
than cheap goods'
are.
Cieo. II. ISoyri
DOESN'T MAKE
SUCH OFFERS.
Um
Ho boa been hero too
long to have to re
. sort to that Fort of
(hing. Iiis trndo is
cstablipbed and is
. rdliHble.
Ciieoa He Boy d
SELLS G??DS
AT FAIR PROFIT.
You get what you ask
for and pay the
least money consis
teilt tvith excellent
values.
.i 111 ? j l 1,1 iifTi" .7.;:?: ti rtOr/i -
f '
aoj tcmi'
;ii '?..?>alV fAfl^H-i i'-.fj r,-./ ii
.h'?:.r'' ???
. PR. W. H. BALL,
DESTiST,
OFFICE OVER NATIONAL BANK, LAUDENS.
IVlfia'j !;'t,
O^^tOB, DAVS-rrMotidays nm) Tuosdnys
* " ? I l|H
Ml
TheTownshipCtoTftolsWefriertrbf their
res)f((ctivo Townships will divide their
Township Into sections and equalize
their labor, and appoint overseers, and
will have the roads worked by tho first
of April next.
a. R;l?. AlUt?,
H, 'i>5. Ooiinty Supervisory
I
H?HAM .YAGS3UT ,.0 .3. .BMHHUAw
.3
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I // ItO-iltA -??ol'. '??Ii * lr> M.o-(/
ib ??? -/-.[ I/. .at?..i;.)ij#.
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.y-H'iji \n< -i JjQ? rilHiJ .i.J hot?U*H>0
. ,i i l. . -.'3 IM I'.flo; ?) ./( ,i ,'JI. ; lit ?*
fbjlllO .".;'!l> v.'Mi! Hill Ii" Wit!
id ??iii'i? ' " <)<?.?..wh OVAli t:,ji. a> ;-muJ
;i,iir?-> ?-:i.t CM ir?j;?,vf d-ii'M i?yii< '?' ?;
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,-ys i?i ?i'OJio?tM' '
.od! V? otjoUvt, ?fiov od i.J irJHftfC ,v^';
i eiuuibuuo fi'*y v.y.ij io?lon <>> idttn |
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I i ????:)i:.>oi -i'-'t YfJ.??oP V.o. ?I .*.?:oni 1
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I . t .. r>VK(?V10JJfloO "10 BlOiUloloip. ,ldq00q i ,
..ijv.m i??xi?i aioVpioy lAt? uwpTo.'/ijta '
nld4 < i *u?iqq<* yitidj 'in f;? ydt >-atlal J !
.buuidojijl ,Vt?i/O? r
U.'S". V:un l?uyi i)/?. :lM5tiT " -,
- i- :> .,i pouu ut* od ),uio*v suoUvWl
al .<:.'. fvit-i :;Vi-i*?tM|?-ri o.t -a I
...... yidmofKA !?????Jr-..: ?J.I-J I
ov 1J#? v*idrifj? is?), ono ?!?* o>'->.n*i(/v.'/i iitol ,
? .o .i.r. igoohobiyo od al ?. i.-.;.; ?;..<..? ,
.r/idJ?.i'f>. .)t:d 6<ii 9fiula 'Mitv -, orfd ill :
Uiop'i tin ?i/..v M-'.'ni i: : '-..??ii.'/l
{ ! ^aiVvtiil btivfavOV'jHsno? .?>iu o?;.;.dvifi
BEAUTIFUL
fiiidii Ii-?-. d V7
h/ .. -??i .. ;:f :)|ij ?i
?bmi ug fjf im vi n
ly.'vlatwouy "iu
?? ? ?-. ?
??:1 . . ii-?.- ? J.*' ???i.r-r:i/M
,t f<j ? ?.?.?a.-;
Nobby Men's Suits $3.*M? to
$16.50.
Big lot Pants worth 85 cts.,
1.25, 2.00 and $4.00; We are
offering the 65cts., 95cts>^ 1.65
v
Pr~~^Zx> Men's Shoes, Ladies1 Shoes, Children's Shoes,
\}^y all sizes. No
but honest GOODS at honest prices which are lower than they
have ever been sold?cost or no cost. See for yourself.
Laufens, S. C, M.tr. 5, '95.
. I'AMOU? Cl.OTIIERS.
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Harris Lithia Water.
The most remarkable Water on the Market to-day which is
Shown by its Analysis and Testimonials of the Most
Noted Physicians of the Country.
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oI ? i4o ? ??'?.? t ,i ?iiMi.1 (itidj v/ii ? i 1 ?' ? 1 ? ' ??' ??* ? ???
Read what a prominent 'merchant of Columbia, S. C, has to say foi
: Harris Lithia Water.
"I had long been atTected with kidney troubles. I hud tried all the
mineral waters from Saratoga to Porter Springs. I had tried the
Western waters and all others that I could hear of, and I have no hesi
tancy in saying that none have benefited pie even approximately ai
much as the Harris Lithia Water. I Was using the Bufinlo Lithia Wntei
when I heard of this. I do not expect to use the HutVnlo Water again
"When I went to Harris Lithia Springs, J had to be assisted out ol
my chair. After remaining two weeks I could get about as'good ai
anybody. It acted on m.e like a charm?quickly and effectively. Tin;
water is now being largely sold in Columbia, and I think every persoi
who has tried it will agree with me in the belief that it is (he most re
rriai'kftblc water in the country. Frorn a simple interest in sutlcring hui
inanity, I would like very much to see it given a trial.
C A. BALDWIN, Columbia, S. C.
Harris Lithia Water Co./Harris Springs, S. C. . j
Asiiv.\ 1I.I.1-., N. C, September j 9, 1803;
Mr. J. T. Harris:
We have been selling the Harris Lithia Water for some time, am
find it, a ready seller; those who have tried it are loud in its praise. ,'Th<
doctors here regard it superior to either the Buffalo or Londonderry
Waters. Wft predict for it a wonderful sale when the mer'its beconu
more1 generally known.
Yours very truly,
np 'jto'i
-.1 ?vifc,.: ? I , io 1 JUnj? />.', * it j ointly! w
um4<
VVV .Kt.t./.
RAYSOR ? SMITH,
Proscription Druggist.
Paosi-Kitrrv, S. C. Feb. 28, 189).
Mr. J. T. Harris: , A
I have been under the treatment of several physicians, ami ' > f
diflc.ent watering plhces during the last ten years for kidney d
avoids me pleasure to say that I have received more benefit I'ioi
use qf ilaritis Lithia Water than all remedicB combined.
R?apectfully,
D. BROWN
?VEBJW KIDNEYS'
Wards off" malaria. Is a ploasant
|and invigorating medicine. VarA
tlcularly effective in tho euro of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nausea,
tiiok Ueadaelie, Sour Ktomaeli, ete.j
A valuable liver regulator " Cor
rects aild'isoiMors or tho Uhlhoys.
Wondorfully beneilcial in female
pqinplaiuts, , Tfllwn i .along /. with'
quinino,, ip S4) offjOctual cure for
Chills.' A'great, uppeti/.er whonj
tjakpU UofVn'e ujeuley After. m?PJs|
aids dlgostiqn. .. ; .../
In largo 25 cents, ><5Ueccnt? ??ami
M bottles,
?ojd wholesale by ?
TtlE M?RKAY DUUO Co.,
Columbia, S. C.
Sept. 24, 1894?ly.
?i::..a-.'-. flojiUOVimii i..'.ijij- ii.'j
? tljl ii : ' v?o? ?? \-i.<:> bnil
-u~-L? ii._^_I_t
!/?. ril
i l -soii
PURE DRUGS
Are very essential when a
person is ill and adulterat
ed med/icincs cannot possi
bly have the curative
powers like wholesome
medicines but
DR. B. F. FOSEY
keeps nothing but the best and
purest Drugs and Medicines
and people wanting anything
in my line will do well to call.
I also carry a large slock of
Teilet Articles, Slalicacry, acca,
Cigars, Colognes, Toilet and
Laundry Soap and a hundred
and one other things kept in '?
a first-class Drug Store. I keen
SADDEN IEEOS
of reliable houses constantly on
hand and sell them at reasonable
prices. Yours for mutual benefit,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DR06GIST
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~~IN: >-:-i ex: ?'.1 'vmNAj, j
sf)Tc;dsl?NAJ{ Y j
f?v ?torvftlui
" Cuuhriilgvil."
Hvorybody
Hlinulil <>\vu ti?.t i
! >:.?; inn ry. ft an- 1
llVV< n ill I qttCMloiUi j
< ?nctitiilnK tiio liU- i
lory, spoiling, )'vo- 1
i.innctnilon, niicl
moaning oi words.
A Ttihvuryin
Ittjelf, H als?
ub i h the often ?V
Hired information
ei icornbv;c'inlnen(; orflonut facta concern
i yr UlO , .. Ml l ies, cities, l'MYll-, ami nat
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Court, write*i "Tito InWmnUoiBil IneSiouaryn
iiio perfection of rlieltoqnrlee. 1 coinmenJ u to
all natiio ouo great BltuiuarO nntltorliy.
G. .C- ft Mcrrlnux Co.
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gjmr TYPEWRITERS,
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iiT BICYCLES, r
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Cash or Installments.
New Machines traded for old
ones. A well equipped "
Bicycle Repair
SHOP.
Gonzales & Withers,
Columbia, S. C.
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GROVES
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Better Crops
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fertilizers rich in potash. Most fertilizers sold
do not contain
fficient Potash
to insure the best results. The results of the latest investigations
of the use and abuse of potash are told in our books.
They arc sent free. It will co;t you nothlu [ I > rft.ld thenl^jnd A!<f?^Ttf >'ou
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GERMAN KAI.I WORKS, 93 Nassau Street, New Y-uk.
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We Show 21 Styles Of Stoves and at all Prices. ,
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Furniture, Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Matting, Glass
China, Crockery, Tin Ware, Stoves, and
Lots of Other Things,
S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & CO.
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Phis favorite Jlesort for Health and P
is now Open to Visitors. For Nate
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Liver, and. general debility following upon 111alii1i.1l tl
Dropsy, Diarrhoea, Dysontery, Constipation, Home.:rill
Uterine, Renal and Cystic Difcas^s, IK4flmaluria
and Catanianial derangements..
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