The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 07, 1903, Image 3
WE OLD RELIABLE
Absolutely [?uro
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
|l TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Dr. J. A. Martin was born at Pleasant
Mound, Linurons County, S. C, on the
2?rd <biy of February, 1850. He was
tbcsonof Reuben and Matilda Mar
tin, born of parentage whoso ancest ry
is lost, in tho mazes of antiquity, but
whoso works follow after Iii . Reu
ben Martin was lor many years, even
to his death, one of the most successful
farmers and merchants in Laurcns
County, but whilo rich in material
things ho did not forgot to "lay up
treasures in heaven." He was for
many years a leading spirit in the War
rior Creek Baptist Church.
Our beloved and deceased brother in
Christ and in tho ministry, joined tho
Warrior Crock Baptist Church in his
Kith year, September, 22nd, 1800, under
the ministry of that grand old horo of
tho Cross, Rev. Toliver Robertson, of
whom hundreds still live in Laurens
County to call him blessed.
Dr. Martin was impressed at his con
version that bo was called to preach
tho gospel and made those convictions
known to his father. His father being
a vory pious and conservative man and
for fear ho might be mistaken, advised
his son to pray over it and ponder these
convictions deeply in his heart until he
was fully satisfied that ho was called of
Cod to the wouk. For tins cause he did
not enter the work immediately, but he
struggled with those convictions which
weighed heavily upon his heart at
times for nino long years. During this
period of time he attended the Medical
University of Georgia and graduated
with first honors on tho 2nd day of
March, 187?. He entered immediately
upon tho practice of medicine at his
home and was very successful from the
beginning and had quite an extensive
and lucrative practice. But this was
not his lifo work, his deep heart folt
conviction: "Woe, unto me if I preach
not the gospel." So ho made a full
surrender of it all to preach the un
searchable riches of our Lord Jesus
Christ and never was he more happy
than when he was proclaiming tho glad
news of salvation and telling the sweet
old story of the Cross and the unbound*
ing love of our Lord and Savior Jc3its
Christ. Ho was a good pastor; wise
and conservative in his counsel; atToo
tionatc to his churches and congrega
tions: devoted and loyal to overy object
fostered by the denomination.
iJo was licensed to preach the gospel
by Warrior Creek Baptist Church un
der the ministry of Rev. A. C. Stepp,
July, 2l?th, 1882. He entered tho
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
iu 1883- He did not remain the entire
session, owing to his health giving
way. Ho camo homo and recuperated,
and roturncd to tho Seminary in the
full of 1881 and remained until tho
spring of 1885. Ho was ordained March,
21th, 1883, by a Prosbytory consisting
of Revs. A. C. Stepp and B. F. Garrott.
Other ministers were invited, but could
not attend.
Ho was united in marriage to Miss
Theodosia Meredith on the 2oth of Jan
uary, 1877. To thorn were born seven
children, six girls and one son: Mr,
Claud Martin, a graduate of Furman
University: Miss Lucia Martin, a grad
uate of the Greenvil'o Female Collogo,
both of whom arc teachers in Laurens
County: Mrs. Ostoll Fowler now of Bir
mingham, Ala.
Dr. Martin was a strong believer In
education. This was manifested In the
Hacriljccs ho made to givo his ot'ldren
tho very b: *t.
Dr. Martin wa* a good preacher, en
dowed largely with the evangelistic
qualifications. Never was ho more
happy than when seeing sinners com
ing to Christ and being saved. His min
istry was confined principally to Lau
rons, Spartanburg and Greenville coun
ties, and hundreds live today saved un
der bis ministry to thank God that he
ovor lived to preach tho blessed truths
of reconciliation and joy and peaco in
tho Holy Ghost.
Tho writer remembers three gfa
cious meetings at old Cedar Shoal
Church under his pastorate, Tho first
year at ono time he baptizod forty
eight, tho second year tbirty-sovon and
tho third year twenty-seven.
Jiut on the 0th day of August, 1003,
God said to him: "It is enough, come
up higher, thou hast boon faithful ovoi
a fow things, I will make thee rulei
over many things, enter thou into tho
?joys of thy Lord," And tho sorrowing
wifo and bereaved children, brothers
and sisters, would we commend to the
God of all grace and to tho blessed
Lord Jesus, and tho Holy Comforter,
who said: "All things work together
for good to them that love God."?Ro
mans 8:28.
Life's race well run,
* Lifo's work well dene,
Life's crown well won,
Now comes rest.
R. C, Watson.
Uaitied Forty Pounds In Thirty Days.
For several months our yqunger
brother had been troubled with lndi
pesttop. He tried several remedies
but got no benefit from them. We pur
oha.sed some of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and ho como?enp:i
taking them. Inside of thirty days h(
had gained forty pounds in flesh. II*
is now fully rorovond. We havo
good trado on the tablet*.?Holloy
Bros., Morchants, Lonjf Rranoh, Mo
For sale by Laurens Drug Co.
ANNUAL REPORT
-OF
COUNTY THKASli HKII
?for?
FISCAL YEAR, 1902.
To His Honor, the Prosidiug Judge
of tho Court of General Sossious
for Laurens Couuty, October
Term, 1903.
Roads and Bridges.
J A Doinlneck, 8 82
J F Saxtoa, ?0 00
T B Jones, 1 00
M A Riddle. 2 50
James Weather, 2 22
E O Bramlett. 27 (30
J H Hipp, 21 25
J S Thomas, 1 00
Lewis Abercrorable, 11 25
Jno W Book?, 11 00
R Ii Young, 2 46
Wado H Culbortson, 0 00
D W Balentino, 11 00
EU Bramlett, 32 80
G W Long, 2 00
J A Davenport, 1 01
A R Holmep, 3 12
S W Doan, 0 00
R Lee Young, 1 08
Watkina & JoneB, 2 50
W H Thomason, 1 50
LJ Whlto, 07 71
S L Moore, 3 00
H L Culbortson, 15 71
Good Road Maobiue Co , 2 05
R L Smith, 2 60
N H Bolt, 0 00
R Putnam, 1 26
L R Stone, 2 50
J II Dukes, 1 45
J Andy Jones, 16 75
Town of Cliutou, 0 00
M A Riddle, 2 00
Henry Ramago, 1 06
J W Blakoley & others, 12 50
Gao D WHsod, 1 71
L D Curry, I 00
C E Roland, 2 50
C A Ofiburn, 0 20
D F Balontlne, 8 CO
City of Laurens, 10 20
W D Byrd, 11 25
J K McPhcrson, 1 10
S W Doan, 18 00
W C Brown lee, 50
Z R Traynham, 3 25
Indiana Road Machine Co., 81 00
E H Anderson, 2 40
Riddle & Andorson, 18 00
G II Bolt, 50
M A Riddlo, 15 00
A M Nolson, 25 05
J H Stone, l CO
W H Barksdate, 1 60
W A Check, 5 50
W FShockley, 1 00
J M Kollett, 8 20
W A Anderson, 10 60
W H Barksdale, 0 37
T R and E II Adair, 7 17
J D Owiugs, 21 70
Geo M Gray, 1 50
W L McChray 4 03
OCCox, 15 00
B B Blakeley, 1 03
T W Cannady, 1 00
G Y Hellams, 2 00
Will Fuller, 2 50
J O Boyd, 12 03
S P Templeton, 3 00
T H Burts, 0 00
E B Pinson, 4 00
L D Curry, 3 50
W P Smith, 21 60
W P Tumor, 76
Jarnos T Hill, 5 50
J D Hill, 5 26
J L Milam, 4 00
L C Tribble, 1 00
J RCopeland, 10 07
L M D Young, 13 00
J H WolfT, 3 01
J L Swink, 10 00
Hiddlo ?: Andurs: n, 5 00
Geo Bolt, 4 50
M A Riddle, 3 50
J F Graden, 44 82
Jas I Young, 2 00
J W Dillard, 1 00
D F Balontine, 00 05
R C Davis, 0 31
J E Henderson, 4 74
City of Laurens, 7 25
Riddle & Anderson, 38 80
J B Hill, 2 00
S D Puckett, 2 30
W W Grumbles, 2 00
Daniel Yarborough, 47 71
A M Nelson, 75
E W Patton, 2 10
" " 8 45
John McMorris, 1 50
J O Boyd, 0 00
0 w Woiir, 2 oj
Gertrude Walker, 50
Virginia Bridge Iron Co., 5G0 07
J H Hollams, 10 10
J L Martin, 3 12
T B Brown, 1 00
T F B Curry, 1 00
J R Burton, 75
Indiana Road Machine Co., 5 75
R J Culbsrtson, 2 00
F J Watkins, 1 75
W B Westmoreland, 12 00
W P Smith, 20 00
J W Eichelberger, 2 40
H J G Curry, 1 58
W M Myers, 60 20
J T Daniol, 10 00
E II Andorson, 10 00
W C Balentino, 5 00
J F Davis, 38 70
E A Hamilton, 3 00
W M Pearson, 3 75
M A Riddle, 5 00
A L Hud gens, 2 00
J J Coleman, 2 00
E B P.nson, 3 50
Good Road Machine Co., 28 70
R G Smith, 0 0J
G M Davis. 8 24
M B Poo'ej 33 00
W M Bryaon, 10 80
J R McDaniol, H 10
Madison Elmore, 75
J D W Watts, 10 50
Good Read Machino Co., 10 00
Missouri tont and Awning Co 07 00
B L Henderson, 31 05
N B Bolt, 1 42
BHBRIFF'0 accoount.
T J Duckott, 200 07
" 177 00
" " 200 55
'? ?? 183 23
" " 155 17
M ?" 251 08
" " 208 15
<* " Voo ao
?? " 180 02
old soldiers account.
Sixteen old soldiers, 48 00
Nineteen old ?o!diprs, 67 00
Twenty old soldiers, 00 00
Twonty old soldiers, 57 00
Four old soldiers, 8 00
Twonty old soldiers, (10 00
Four old soldiers, 8 00
Twenty old soldiers, t?8 00
printing and Stationery,
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 40 64
h u a 50 40
Crows a ml Ball, 88 69
W W Ball, 29 00
WJDendy, lg 84
Laurens County News, 24 19
W W Ball, 4 50
M " 27 59
'? M 0 75
Crews and Ball, 7 50
Laurens County News, 15 10
Junius Parrott, 75
Crows, Ball and Dendy, 03 03
Laurens County News, 8 15
The State Company, 18 00
Laurens Advertiser, 22 00
Crews and Ball, 10 26
W W Bal), 16 50
Walker, Evans & Oogswel', 22 80
?i . h if 2 24]
H n .? u oo
Lucas, Richardson Sc Co , 73 CO
ii ?? l0 75
W J Dendy, 12 26
Crews and Ball, 24 6o
?? " II 50
W J Dendy, 0 03
Walker, Evans A Cogswell, 2 08
W J Dendy, 8 60
BALAKV (WARDS Oy CHAiNuAry?,.
W H Culbortson, 20 00
H R Prior, 31 00
" " 31 00
1 W E Drummond, 20 00
Ml Stuffed Up
That's the condition of many suffer??
from catarrh, especially In the morning.
Great difficulty is experienced in clear
ing the head and throat.
No wonder catarrh causes hcadncho,
impairs the taste, smell and hearing,
pollutes the breath, deranges the stom
ach and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment must he
constitutional?alterative and tonic.
?'I was afflicted with catarrh. I took
medicines of different kluds, glvlnf; each
a fair trial; but gradually grew worso until
I could hardly hear, taste or smell. I then
concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparllla, and
after taking five bottles I was cured and
have not had any return of tbo disease
since." Kuukme Fordes, Lebanon, Kan.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Cures catarrh?it soothes and strength
ens the mucous membrane and buildc
up the whole system.
II R Prior, 31 00
" " 31 CO
C P Barasdale, 2(1 00
W K Drummond, 20 00
W H Culhertson, 20 00
C P Barksdale, 20 00
W H Culhertson, 20 00
II U Prior, 81 00
W K Drummond, 20 00
R R Adair, 20 oO
W II Culhertson, 20 00
II U Prior, 31 00
J L Power, 15 00
?' ?? 20 00
II U Prior, 31 00
W II Culhertson, 20 00
J L Powor, 20 00
R R Ad air, 20 00
W H Culhertson, 20 00
II R Prior, 31 00
C P Barksdale, 20 oo
VV E Drummond, 2o oo
C P Barksdale, 20 oo
R R Adalr, 2r> oo
Prior, Power and Culhertson, 71 oo
It R Adair, 2o oo
J T Daniel, 2o oo
SUPERVISOR ACCOUNT.
J S Drummond, 08 22
" ?? os r>2
" ?? 7 8o
61 41
" 71 o3
II B Humbert, 72 12
" " 07 47
11 ?? 73 25
" ?' 85 23
" 07 00
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ACCOUNT,
A W Sims, 8 33
" ' " 8-33
" 8 34
W J Henry, 8 33
" ?? 10 38
8 84
" 8 31
Messor Babh, 25 oo
" '? 8 33
" " 14 33
" " 8 31
Juo II Hunter, 25 oo
8 31
SUPERINTENDENT OP EDUCATION.
Ohas F Brooks, 5o 15
" 52 7o
68 73
" 57 00
64 50
" " 51 05
63 oo
54 30
" " 52 80
County Auditor's Account.
W L Ferguson, 2? 08
do do 20 13
do do 36 31
do do 29 US)
do do 3o 58
C A Power, 30 38
do do 28 7o
do do 3o 09
do do 29 43
(Jounty Treasurer's Account.
John II Copeland, 30 01
do do 82 o i
do do 3o 80
do dp 27 83
do do SO oo
do do 27 83
do do 31 89
do do 28 58
do do 27 81
do do 41 45
Probat? Judge's Account,
OG'Ihompson, 12 15
do do 5 oo
do do 9 o5
do do 5 oo
do do 17 65
do do 18 Oo
do di 20 87
do do 11 ?u
Clerk of Supervisor.
J D Mock, 12 5o
do 12 5)
do 12 03
do 12 So
do 12 5o
do 12 5o
do 125j
do 12 5o
Magistrate's Account.
J W Donnon, 2\ o->
do do J2 5o
do (Jo 8 So
do do i3 5o
WWOampb3ll, 25 oo
do do 8 5o
do di 15 27
G W Culborteon, 0 73
do do 25 oo
A S Riddle, 12 5o
do do 33 So
B Goodman, 27 25
d> do 18 75
do do 27 25
B F Copeland. 12 So
do do 12 So
do do 13 25
do dq 12
J P Klledge. 12 go
do do ]2 So
do do 12 So
John M Hipjgens, 02 5o
do do (j2 So
do do 02 5o
P M Hellams, 12 5o
do do 12 So
W M McMillan, 25 oo
do do 15,
do do 25 oo
do do . 25 oo
Constable Account.
J M Pitta, 13 7o
do 0 oo
do (j oo
do a oo
J M Copeland, 12 5o
do do 12 So
do do 12 5o
do do 12 So
PWBitfe, 12 so
do do J2 So
? C Barksdalo, 50 25
do do 60 25
dp d,o 50 25
R R Milam, B5 oo
do do 23 So
do do 20 5o
W T Putman, 12 So
do do J3 oo
do do j7)|j
do do i2 6o
W H Turner, 18 75
do do 20 75
do do 20 75
J W E ledge, 12 6o
do do 12 6o
A B Culhertson, 9 73
do do 25 oo
Poor House Expense.
Miss Jane Btarne*, 248 7o
do ' do 1?0 oo
oo do 2()3 So
do do 104 oo
Water Rental.
City of Laupens, 1 qo
do do 60
do do 00
do do 60
Attorney Fees.
Simpson & Cooper, :;5 oo
Babb A Koighv, 60 oo
Account of State.
R H JenninKS, Treas , 23 03
<lR <l0 S (it)
Clerk of Oourt. "
John F Bolt, 802 76
Concluded next week.
Keftiitinil White Teeth.
Easy enough if you
use the right helps.
THESE FOR INSTANCE!
A Guaranteed Tooth Brush re
placed if the bristles como out
stamped, "Lau'ons Drug Co." on
the back only 25 cents.
A tube of Kuthyuol tooth paste. Will
not scratch the enamel. Dentists
recommend it. 25 cents.
IF YOU CAN'T COME-TELEPHONE.
Telephone whether you can como or
not, we'll serve vou just as prompt
ly
Our telephones are hero for service,
not for show. And there's a de
llvory boy here for quick delivery,
not because we like to have him
around.
Sales agency for "Iluyler Candy."
LaurenS Drug Co,
Goods Delivered Phone 75 .
Cures Eczema, Itching Humors, i'iiu
plcs and Carbuncles.
B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) is a
certain euro for eczema, itching skin,
humors, scab?, reales, watery blisters,
pimples, uching bones or joints, boils,
carbuncles, prickling pain in the skin,
old eating sores, ulcers, etc. Botanic
Blood Buhn cures tbo worst and most
deep-seated cases by enriching, purify
ing and vitalizing tho blood, thereby
giving a healthy blood supply to tho
skin. IIo.ils every soro and gives tho
rich glow of health to tho skin. Builds
up tho broken down body and makos
tho blood red und nourishing. Espec
ially advised for ohronlc, old cases
that doctor*, patent modlcino and hot
springs fail to cure. Druggists, 41,
with compu te, directions for home euro.
To prove B. B. B. cures, sample sent
(reo and prepaid by writing Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Oa. Describe trou
ble and free medical advlco sent In
sealed lottor. Sold in LAtircns by B
F. Posey.
K?LOLA
CRYSTALIZBD MINERAL, WATER
Inflammation's 0reu test
Enemy.
KALOLA
romovos all inflammation
wherevor it oxists but
never disturbs tho healthy
surface.
KALOLA
euros by removing tho
cause of disease.
KALOLA
can bo used intornally,
externally and eternally
without harm.
"Take Ktlola six days and cut any
thing you want. Numerous testimo
nials recolved dally from people who
have beon cured by this wondorful
remedy. Qn salo at Drug Stores
Price M> cts and $1.00 per bottle,
For sale bv Laurons Drug Co,
WHY RENT?
When you oan own your own home
wlih tHo same money?
The Piedmont Savings and Invest
ment Company will enable you to do
this,
Instead of Paying Rent for years
and owning nothing at the end of the
term the property is yours,
MeanwbHe, you have had the home
from the IIrat?with the motive to Im
prove It.
Owning ono's home does more to
make an independent man than any
thing else.
Aman with little or no property finds
it hard to borrow and build.
Such men this company provides
credit fcr.
There avo hundreds of working
rrjen in this town, paying reut on
houses i.l, it. are not cosy ana comforta
ble, thoy bavo no oqnvonienoes, that
are not kont up and that are not Im
proving In value.
Loti In Lauren* are cheap. These
same men, with the ron>, money they
are paying, can all own homes In
whicb they wl 1 t?iko p lde and whioh
will grjw more valuable eaoh year.
The Piedmont Savings and Invest
ment Company is not a building and
loan association. WhyV Because the
contract Is porta'n and doublte. The
borrower knows to i\ day when hit
debt will bo due. Moreover the rato of
interest is lower.
W. W. BALL and M. L. COPELAND.
Get Married?
Many of the happiest homes in the land have been Furnished at this store.
INDUCEMENTS
to Young Couples to BUY their entire Room Outfits here. Inducements in
Buck's Stoves for Wedding Gifts. Inducements in Odd Pieces of Furniture for Gifts.
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
Not How Cheap but How Good is Our Hotto.
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HERE ARE SOME OF OUR LEADERS:
Columbus, Babcock,
Watertown, Summers,
Rock Hill, Sechler
J? and Others.
T. N. BARKSDALE.
J. A. FRANKS.
Give us a Call. Leaders in Fine Vehicles and Harness
White Stone Lithia Water!
Is the lightest water on the market. Wo realize that this is claiming a great
doal, and we could not all'ord to make this assertion unless wo knew that we
could prove it to be true. Hut it does not tako an expert to test tho toftness of
a Minoral Water. When carbonating a mineral water, if it. is a hard water the
gases will not bo absorbed in tho water, and when tho bottle is opened, the gas
es escape, and the water Is loft Hat and hard, while If it is a soft wator, like
White Stono Lithia, it will retain its gases for hours after being unstopped.
Bead what some prominent persons you know nuve to say of tho merits of
the White Stono Lithia Wator:
Laurens, S. C, Sopt. 10th, 1902.
J. T. Harris, K-=(j.,
White Stono Spring, S. C.
Dear Sir:?I am using Whlto Stone
Lithia Spring's Water, and am very
much pleased with results. I think it
tho best I have used.
Yours very respectfully,
0. B. Simmons.
Laurons, S. U., Sept. 12th, 10D2.
Mr. J T. Harris.
Whlto Stone Spring.*, S. 0.
Doar Sir:?I tako pleasure in saying
that my family rocolvod great benotit
from tho use of Whlto Stone Lithia
Water. I oan heartily reoommend it
to any ono in need of a healthful
Mineral Water.
Very truly,
J. O- C. Fleming.
Grcenvillo, S. C, Oct. 10, 1002,
After a sorvico of ono soason at
Whlto Stone Lithia Springs, as resi
dent physician 1 do not hesitate to say
that tho ell'oiJt of tho water upon thoso
who drink it for any length of time,
has baen perfectly marvelou?. Invari
ahly an increase both in llosh and ap
petite was poreoptible in ono woek.
proving it to bo a mineral water of
undoubted powerful tonic property. Its
peculiar adaptability to diseases origi
nating from disorders of the kidney,
bladder and liver, such as Dropsy,
Hrigbt'sdiseases, Diabetes and uric acid
calculi, and all forms of Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism and Gout is to bo ex
pected from the splendid analysis. It
has been noted frequently that visi
tors before coming here had to follow
every meal with somo form of corroc
tivo, or conlino themselves entirely to
predigestcd foods; soon discard these
entirely, being delighted to lind that
tho water alone?nature's omd remedy
sufficed. Of tho many who drink this
water this soason for ten days consecu
tively,not ono but exporiencod decided
benefit and a perceptible gain in welgt,
varying from two to live pounds.
L. O. Stevens, M. D.
Wo have tho largest brick Hotel in tho Carolinas or Georgia, with all mod
orn improvement?.
(fofT Klectric Car Lino runs from Southern Head tu Spring,
White Stono Spring, S. C,
White Stone IJthia Water Co.
A Smiling Face
Indicates a Good Digestion. For
both you must have good Food
such as:
Roller King Flour, Fresh Water Ground Corn
Heal, Royal and Good Luck Baking Powders,
star Hams, star Breakfast Bacon, Hominy,
Rice, Oat Heal, Force, Canned Meats, Fruits,
Vegetables, Tomatoe Catsup, sour and sweet
Pickles and abundance of other good things
to eat.
Kennedy Bros.
Clothing, Shirts,
Hosiery and Neckwear!
WHERE?
AT TUB ,?b^>
Cash Bargain Store.
Suits that were $5.00 now $3.98
Suits that were 6.50 now 4.98
3-75 4 2.78
2.75 4 1.98
Shoes for the hot weather. Call
in to see them. Good Luck Baking
Powder, 1 pound cans, 7 cents.
J. L. HOPKIN, Proprietor.
P a I verizing Harro w?
Clod Crusher and Lovelers.
Sizes 3 to 13^
The best pulverizer?cheapest
Ribing Harrow on earth. The
^O^JS^^ra^^_ Acmc crushes, cuts, pulverizes,
/^^^f^S^^?- turns and levels all soils for all
^^9BP^^^^^^ purposes. Made entirely of cast
steel aud wroughtiron?indes
tructible.
Catalogue mailed frco.
R. Lee /Weares, Agent, R. F. D. No. 1,
Fountain inn, S. C.
Now is the Time to Dose Stock.
.we mam 10 a SPECIALTY OF.
International tock Food Company's Products
. which have a WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION! .
International Stock Food, 25c and 50c; Colic
cure, 50c; Gall Cure, 25c; Louse Killer, 25c;
Poulfrv Food, 25c; Quick Cleaner, 25c; Silver
Pine Healing Oil, 25c.
Use in Time! Prevent Diseases!
A Small Investment May Save You (4real Loss!
ONE CAR LOAD OF A HOVE JUST RECEIVED*
Our Undertaker's Stock is Complete. We carry a well
selected stock of everything from
the cheapest coflin to the best Mc
talic cases in cloth goods we carry
the best?among them embossed
white plush goods; also black, full
draped in cloth. A First-class Hearse
when wanted. We can furnish white
or black horses when desired. At
uight orSunday'Phone R. P. Milam's residence or call on J. Mills
Hunter at the Balentiue House.
Respectfully,
R. P. MILAM & GO.
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