The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, April 19, 1901, Image 2
E. V7. AMA1,,. FUIT014.
PROSPERITY DISPENSARY.
H 'U'I A I. ItI' :l'I 'v,. I ' Ti :s I N FA%*OIt
III' 'M'-1 Io FI6 I'( IN l o silN peS.
Cii 2 lv ru I- -ic v1 ' 1 A ..4 n 8)141 r I a
IIMn W INIII- Of 114 WH' pV III
ritvi - ItItitrlit Polnti
(pr tilt, I t4imioi.
E'l. lIlis (s IraydlOn, ,h 01 pecIt-ial
referee who took the testimoniy in the
'rosper-ity I)ispensary viase ha1 . filt-I
iti decsion wIt.II tile ,31s luir e court,
WhiCh iS inl faVOr- Of thk' esode t
anild if sustailned by that court, grints
Prosperity a. dispellsary.
Ta 1ain poilits of the decision Ill
rived at froi tho testimnony by ir.
Gradon are as follow.-:
1. Tiih t, it, WAS dkete lli ned by the
Town Col1 of I''rosperity that the
petit.ion for anchoctionl on Hlwq1Ii0in
of Dispen.ary or no I)isponsary Va:
Signed by one-four-th of thlt quialiie'd
voteI's of the ;aid town.
'. Thialt lmore than onlo fouir'th of the
qualifled votors f h - :uil town t,h
sign t,he( s'aid p-tlit ion.
2. 'That, D)r. Gieor"", Y. I 1un ter I, Iin
tendent, and1 1h-.2. .. 11. Ilawk in.
and \. W. \\'het h'r, I we of the Watd
es Of th said town. wvro siners of
the Said pot it ion.
41. That. the, pctitlor.t ht
others tiled with t1 h t : . 1
a. written prote"t aZmA>:: "nyr.
the 1 ai 41t(1 tit i1 1b
thet t wo \\'a rdens1" w 1.
tion, onl the groind! th!-.
terest.ed part.it-'andlwer
pIss on tWe samne.
B. That Lhe said potert an ur t L r
oh1joeted that Lt t' wo vrnth u nmll liitz1 eI n -
hwrs could not pans upmon th lhteit
h'eallse t hey did not, constitute at quo
tiuml) of the town council.
. That the said tOwn iunvil pI-sed
ah odinant. ortling that, an eldction
l held in thu :aid town of 'rowperit.y
on tl, ighth day of (>wtobtrI , In on
the qjuestionl (f dispenary 0or no0 dis
penrary.
7. That the said otdinan e provides
that "only voter-s regiz-tervd as- hervinl
aftr rmquired .aill bw nilKed to vvte,'
in said h:tin.
. htl,he said ordinarop provide,.
thht thn! re1 5istratior, fo - for aj: :
speulal eetilon --o b- ta .v
A. M. 1loster. the Sapervios w ' eH
tration t-.e owlI: of I h-; irl-.y. f-a
lie AUT.i then e1 1 '0 . 211:-tra:10
hx.k mn the ofAe oa t:e .Ork of -:a
tQ) 1'. , '1*t It.-'.',. h y ll W 110 '. O
I Thait 10n ho L h t1n i ::.a.e in the
sait ordinance tathe f 1 elecytion
A-huL f co0nductICds bt erpe
vlecti ls,
is . That o t1h seventy-svmn hallots
thir-ty-st'ven for no di lpensary. Wf the
for1to blotof with it pnr writin 230' tn
on. thm tne ppeas of eleton
(e111elope10 thatld beenused and one
appesOI otqli 11 to beofcea rating111 that
par, eing Lof ba ligtelowN cli-O
thene hiSty-eebll oxct wth o di0spoen
sary writen on'.themllg, 1a1ear tho bei
a potco sof that mari of a nespapr,o
tine appearsa to tie of threa-core
wrapp11(1bng fopr andu o eas, b a
theat hat, iot lfhe toine wio tco
antdto ofan dowinaiia and tewr e-e
idpintled on it. All familythereallt
seem to23 his tof whiewriigpae,u
12, That the mat.lnagersile enlnaeio
pesn npovetb quale tow o,ci, that1
tal persn kwho v10othere registered'
ranod oftited21 toe reitered. Nt vf
dey waoe,ed ex1ep to)note r, 01
tert wasterliedenbaugh,wi n the gevi
doc wiho tha heowas aorsideno
1h. twnat the peitie for thid election,
thatea not nleft tiet with the eko
teton cofuremiing tatwa andore
that coil atdt arewlving takead
tooi,and pays hfsetaxessthercih,
12.o hasehsioun of the managers )2. 1121
was' approve t the leton councl, wht
t1. hat eyikepto ther eainutelc
rtord of pitiohn sighe by.turnth itseo
ho3derhatnntheotplainoioy sorggultoibe
oucilegaliying that said election was
1or wat the said town councilap
poinTdt the paaetrsiofo said election
bohrthe town n,bu tit iteasrbeory
17. Thncat teis noeeietntae tae
ton on te anagers apterwards (or the
psiseriory ofth Intndnt uaid voun
fte optte iseto o lh
1ar. Tt hereoeidnct,a
only That ofot thehaaer annexaio elec
tinpttion sed byanl the enieriotee
polsdere on.etrioysuh ob
1.~ That the sai ow vidncl aton
otete managers fsid velect,ll.
20ohanltre of the managersaponefrth
saidterrtorywas O2 aqualfie voter
of the town polls Herved until aboit
twelve o'clock, or shortly thereafter.
A bout that timo N r. Schumpert, one of
tho niiager, reeived a tele-rram call
ing him to Laturenti. le went to see
the I ntendent and sein of the Wardens
and obtained thoir consent to leave and
put Mr. Counts iz his place. 110 left
M r. Counts and the ot her two ianagers
in eharge of the polls. It does not ap
pear whether Mr. Counts was sworn iIn
or iot, and it does not appear. that he
and the other two imnalgers did not re
main in charge of the polls until (he"
votIS were Con ted iand (110 rislit d4
vharl.d.
:?. T Phat It does not appear fron t,hO
ev idence that the retirns were not datod
or. sworn to.
22. 'lhat it does iot appear that the
retrtins of tle said election ,vero signed
by only one of the managers appointed
by the town Council.
"23. That tho result of sald election
wa deelared and published, that the
town coilitel approved tihe return and
cer't iiled the result. with tho neeessary
papers to the Secretary of State, and
that he certified atl published that the
sa:i certit'cate and other papers hatd
been tiled in his ollioe.
-2. [hat saidl territory was then de
elared to be a part of s:id town.
2 That t ere is no evidence that
enongh votes from the annexed terrt
to'* were allowed to be east to give a
swa' ma.trity in favor of the dispen
a. It :s no: shown how many vtel r
- nnex eA terr tor voted in the
10: on tile :estion o! d ispensarv
srV. or hewtA they voted.
tnat..A voter frna,
0.V.
:1 V .~ C _7A1
: I'V vVO*.l or h1C
261, Tti: *,, :cr'e v,,'
27. That there is ro,
the regit.ration book a r.0
to the Inalgi-sof tihe annex at o: .
tion, ior is ther-e any N idenCO '.ha:
ay other persons thall (Illiti-d votr
were allowed to vote at said election.
Thie evidelie shows that tle regvi tra
Lion book was furnished.
2. That the Supervisor of Rotistra
tion of tihe town did not furnish to the
Man ILT(er 1s of Hite election upon tilhe (Iles
tin of di.pen-usary or no dispensary the
rerat ion hook, hut furnished them
a li--t of th voters registered by him
fo .ielection.
I . : i. 'lh day of April. 19ol.
I epecciful y submiitted.
LI11. G. G i.\Y N
.'aiught at Dreatdful Cold.
Marion Kooke. manager for T. M.
Thomion. it lart_-e importer of fine mil
linery at M0.3 iliwaukee .\venue. CLi
.IgO . ay--: "Ibirin the late severe
weatIer I Calght a dreadful eold which
kept mne awake at night and maltt me
uniit to attend my work during theday.
One of mIy milliners was taking Cha-in
herlin's Cough lfimedy for a severe cold
at that timet, which seemedt to relicyc
her1 SO qic ..kly that I bought some for
myAse lf., It ac'tedi like magic and I be
gant to improve at oncee. I am entirely
well and feel very pleased to acknow
ledge its merits." For sale by W. E.
l'elhamt.
Ourl spring stock blossoms in beauty.
We make pr'iesa and prices make busi
ness. We help to stretch your dollars.
WVe sell all the time from a freshened
stock. We never lower priices In ordler
to lower' prices.
tf 'rhe E'wart-lfer' Co.
Ohituquepin Dot.
Last lFriday eveing Mrll. Antine
hluzhardtt gav~e un entertainment fot'
the yountg ploi and Easter egg hunt,
a pound party antd sociali enjoyment at
which various parties re:'eived April
fools. There was at large party of
yountg people present who remained
unitil a late hour,1'
Mlost farmuters in our neighborhood
arc t.hrough planting corn and have
commitened planting cotton, but they
will find the land badly crusted since
the last rain.
Miss Lulla D)ickert, of Newberry, has
been visiting Mr. Lee Ritnger's fam-.
llev. 1). '. lHoyd visited in ouri cenm
mulnlty today. lHe is always wvelcoite.
Mt's. ('. O) Buzthardt htas been quite
ill thtis week. Glad to know that she
is better today.
'rThe writer is like the otiter farmers
so busy ho itas no time to look up dots
as tihto is shtort whon ci'ops must be
piantedl- BACIIMAN.
A pr Il 12, 1901.
'rti. WHi Interest Many,
T1o qutickly intriodutce B3. Bi. I. (flo
tanie Blloodi Bailm), thei famuous South
ern blood cure, into new homes, we
will send, absolutely free. 10.000 trIal
treatments. Botanic Blood Balm (B.
ii) B ) quckly cures old old ulcers
scrofula, eczema, itching skin and blood
humors, cancer, eating, festering sores,
boils, carbuneles, pimples or offensive
eruptions, pains in bones or joints, rheu
matism, catarrh, or any blood or skin
troubfe. Botanic Blood Balm (B. R.
B ) heals every sore or pimple, makes
the blood pure and rich and stops all
acher and pains. Botanic Blood pure
and rich and steps all aches and pains.
Botanic Blood Balm (11.13. B.) thorough
ly tested for 30 years in hospital and
private practice, and has cured thous
ands of cases given up as hopeleas. Hold
at drug stores, $1 per large bottle. For
free treatment write to Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga. Medicine sent at
once, prepaid. Describe trouble and
frec medical advice given. Botanic
Blood Balm (1B. B. B.) gives life, vigor
and strength to the blood. The finest
Blood Purifier made. Botanic Blood
Balm (BI. B. B.) gives a healthy Blood
supply to the skin and entire system.
W'rites to his Children Again.
Wasps and other iisect, if you ob
serve closely, you will find it true that
wasps, hoir-ets, bumble bees, yellow
jackets and all other 8thnging creatures,
will never troible You nor. mak10ce war
11pon you, no matter )how near neigh
hors you may be, unlefs you first in
jure them. A wasp nest might bo in
yO11' SIl Ilig 100111 anI)d m,igh1t rear a
large familly right over your head in
roach of your hIan<i iad they would
never trouble you uiless you first, inter
ferC With thel i arrangements0, itjured
ono of them, or intruded rudely upon
their vrivacy. This I know from falcts
of observation, in a school house oneo
there was a largo family of wilsps and
they lived il cnti'o peace with the
teacher and children until one day ia
wasp was killed, whether purpost-ly or
accidentally I do not know, but from
that time tlhero was war until it be
eaie ilecesary to exter-nilate t 1e0
whole colony of wasps. So it is with
all these stinging creatilurcs. WaSPS
bee-, etc. I d not includ(e in tlis list
mu:-ktoes aid other biters. TOhey are
t ith i c :1's, ansi there C.111 1e Iti 11'ACe
with them. or with f1oase.
'Ih Vre i - oe a t i n u histotItr
of wll ich you hi.!rell are ne a" ware.
at- that Sthat wasps ani hornets aNap
their N% r o. ere he : paper
by rthat diin haV . .
to llt. E"xai nile a waisp n)1e st k.r ':I - -
nek niest the first opportunity and yo
wVill be filled with wonder and admira- A'
tion at the strengrth und toughness of t
the material. These were the first
of ir. * hi r - i .' i.. f: Str .: wh
. . : t
'.'y.e :ta t ne ia, w i t:.p. a : -- wap
to inl. to y- ti i. a wasp e i r -
a nd. hrrr. ets dd ar.d aa we do now, b'.t
they nade it of a plant called papyrus,
whihI1 gelenCltifully on1 the river
side and in the river Mud. This ant
was in thin layen and to-e belfow the
surface of the mud were thin and
the .a Teis lyes were a i r uptn
one anthet ar uni het ws ofthe
proes o'manufatur te wast too slw.
The Chat?ines are sa*i t be the ist
ape r.makers after th e dorn and
wasps Paerhofa phlarn aled fromrub
sievnin the at' work. Nthr doesla
wavery thing taer aver those below done.
Wu'e of copy md apply ti ouruse
whit. nature lays awyeen ing.UIO
one ansoher, thti to say, wae ofmove
advie behicnesic for d.isvpera
waseenr htddgn anysW discve, butth
procens, o doanfaturemaskoo w
Franklines are dison to n thers
ppmakers letery they ons eaned
wachman Pehaps they leaned cadm obp
srin M.hL. ts wo.Nturew oehs
eperythonin thaeerg hast beMone.
what nTos. has Flwesas been qig.
Wl diorvhe p a to say. ermv
ar vi eind wier discovely ase
beenR hidN alays and daisyoast Sund
Dradklin avr nd ~it toa nold soe
longr of leticity teyer? eane
Don' ask I.Sussa wontr downg towni
here.tWeo inaraiplymanrg tormlys
ill far theat toheekis lnigo
cor. wil be Tyor and famir. St tSmes
vlded thethawk on't catchehim
Thone gask uso lookt weuare poidon
hero. wore iplygressing rle hs
pwyef. thery shelled corn.i lntdu
toa th reet. The fconi)tin cofd
Corpll as pto gardens oveh.Smie
The arlnbir bardhesgre the r,po
vidghto ano't roatc heaingm ro
the Pomaia eroad looks qte Ptorich-g
arso woldi hoepcepssing idyrhs.
wapk. Gery Mlite' cotnd in )teeupn
wthBuncombesroad nearctheiresddence
spel hrs. puMardns bid.eesd
Thy count bloar a granted thefoa
rgtfrnwe?road leading from Jlysre col
houe pasianga near the Pete Andrew
Kard oldc hoe plae, passrinard.
brapt. Ten road eis and intqerstin
frothereunco Re road.a h eiec
The aever also grneted tritfor ar
house F.aConts for atnhe olpakagewo
watermelon seed.
We were glad to see so many of our
correspondents come to the front last
week. Write of tenor, dear friends. I
am going to introduce a plan some time
during tha' summer for the special ben
eoit of "weuns."
We are in perfect sympathy with
every move to better the condition of
the farmer. But we fail to see where
any good can be derived from calling a
meeting to advise a decrease in the
iceage of cotton at this late ate. So
Ntr a th aireage of cotton is concernedl
Ahis year, that is a fixId fact, thcre is
Iothin,g hut l'rovidential power tit
will change it, andl so far as this col
nulity is' conecrined there will be no
nerease in the acreage. There is an
>ther great big whoop and cry,about a
ig cotton crop, it looks so silly for
weople to count the chickens before
hey are hatched. You mIlust reineim
jer that Paid toay plant and Apolos
nay water, but God giveii the inereast'.
We hope everybody who had (ho
>pportniity of going to church enjoyed
.he Easter Serm1on1s last, 811ndlay.
ihero was communion services at St.
9hlipis, St. I'anis aid Colony. We had
large congregation out It, Colony and
lad the pleasur of hearing a most Inl
truetivo sermon by our pastor, iRev. C.
I. Arititrong. If you want to hear a
leap of Iiblh ex plained ii a plaitn pral
Lal manner. 'omle to t'olony, we
vant as m1atly as canl mako It conlve
lient to coin to Colony on te li third
;tday of this month. Rov. Ari
troig is going to tell you why som
loplo go to chirch. This is aiI I
)0'ralit s1ltjec alli siould c1tt1'i 1
veryv chiureh g Oer. Chip-..
li".1' h tin Items.
ewbery." Le u,, 4N 1? I b ''p
hrss a r
,u: at He waI a clss at o o
his: n 5a .' -: s '1 .
i. . W. McMorris, at
- ne. Tt.e b uied to say at Er.
' yo; ca%.'t ri,ad yo'r Gren
to w.ar r w ';bo;(. Mc Mofr riii.' -H h c
xo:' a 'r a mhr a s M1cM r r r: i a
hreacter. he wilI do. Top.
Blood.
.I Wela thrvo s teta 1rfarde, a
o uh Croodin ricors oo uc
h erea insthething ofle hitor ofv
;iCton o by. aacasmt o u
W~ihen trength is\V fullri ad
spirits hih,wae b einge t aya Ere
~reshe, bne muscledo andopin
ne livy and oribdooditancon
tiual blow if rich bl oor.
Thise is heathi. le olv
When stength is flow spiits
noiitshe,gohpn, weeng rest
[rshtest bon msleepn brant
sinual we are strch ;o blood
Thioor ishereislitlhntr
m ein wekint. piis
to ceer,h lo rc.W e
whot bo sping, again-man
woman staad shlee o
slep you hae sta re ed for ree00mp1
its porel thee lsuislie nutr.
acT of th oNR, isemists
to-- kearl theet blodrih Yorh:.
of Cod Liv~r dOi gitsts th
whole oy oin AOLin ?m
beean aneceived.a hseat
men t(41hate n tro it'ous frer saso
ts:gcmmitt vi t Countyrl of Neberr
&iON, le,justce
Now,4. Putherefore,, M B cweeneyf
doreby: ofr aou reard fOLne un
beery n cvio of thisai Dparty
comte nteCounty o Newberry.
Colurmabou ths 12th day of April, 0
parte D.know, and i thae 2th year
of he. Idpnec fteUi
Now threM.e B,. .McSWEENEY
lytGovernor: tt o ot ae
She ebyocreta rewaof Oeun
To pr<xluce the best results
in fruit, vegetable or grain, the
fertilizer ut-d imiut% (ontainl
CIInigh lotashl. l'o j>artic
ulars See( ou. pi>; ihle-ts. XVe
send thmil free.
G'N'IAN K.\l1 WORKS,
Qj N,mau St.. N ew Volk,
Ma:netic Nervine
o d W. I h tt en I .uV 6 0 S 3 t t -uQ1
1 s. Van \ -tetory th v rt. ia
-; k, S o r .1% %,'.II) \t. ttlk, vy,. 0o t -1111to
WOV\ . s.' ' - %V t klti o . la ot-oi.aot
~ .~~:~ . Cor'ut\- Otig 8toro
OR. RUST'S
--. 'm: W't-d -lesan to;L
ake: A A.c -*3 , '.y" fdpe vor chilren'
u~s.M 50dss ..0.GlersCrnrDu
t.)J
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ki~ t".n, Chjtijs~ Ato V
'm i ~ % it Of' h I ld "..s
t .)I,A- t N aew er r iy.
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After 2-5 years of thought and study
to discover an article indispensable
to all civilized mankind. That never
, ears out, is as new after 50 years of
cWnstant use as the day made, sur
Tasses in utility anything ever at
tempted for in,.renuity, novelty and use
fulness. No such invention ever before
offered. Merchants, ministers, teach.
ers. sc.o.ars. young or old, sick or well,
can oasIy earn a good living in their
locality. arl not interfere with their
vccation. Sampes by mail 15c, or full
particulars 'r :-. On:y one agent in a
-ec'.on. Add re
W. B.BURKE, eII.- .s..
COMPLETE
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For Factories and Mills.
ENGINES;
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Vlves.
BOILERS;
HIeaters, and Pnmps.
SAW MILLS;
From small plantation mill, to the
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All kinds of wood working machinery
IFlour and corn milling machinery.
Complete ginning systems, Lummus,
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Boilers, Saws, Gins in stock for quicki
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1326 Main St., Columbia, 8. C.
Noico of Final 88!tloilent aMl l)icharge,
IN OTIE IS HEREBY GIVEN
tt I will make a final settle
ment upon the estate of Viney Gall
man, deceased, in the Probate Court
for Newberry, S. C., on the 29th day of
A prIl, 1901, and will Immediately there
after apply for a final discharge as ad
ministrator.
All persons holding claims against
said estate arc hereby required to ren
der in and establish their demands
against said estate on or before the said
29t h A pril, 1901.
J. C. GOGGA NS, Clerk,
As Administrator dehbonis non with the
Will annexed of Viney Gallman, de
ceased. td. f.
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saw!
Prices
Just
Right!
also
A New Assortment of
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irThis offer stands
4 FUtll Qtarts of
0>N N, QTy. W%. 11.M'IiAYl:t,G rnf
()>N E. ,IT.r. G1i.S>N N x x x N tYPI-, P3'aLI
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(IN F I Il'. ID11 C'UMV WI iSK 'N" Y,'l
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1 I IIuIINt' ' I'hirt Nati.omal i k.
GLENDALE SPRINGI
C.&G.S. N
We are now showing
newest and moststylisi
Ortws ods, Muod4 l u I, Iij(s, iu
tb lowv'st, 'eidring tho valuItof C1
Wk-' call stJecial attoution to our NV.
ald alwa's havm carriod tho liargtsit Ji
the toadi it, thi ats otir contvieporarios
LIVAUO 3ftor timv. lTho Nmrolls Wc. B. I
We tOad all others in our huo of 11
.riees Mlisses', 'hildrou's and Ladie
Our Millinery
is full of attractions for the ladies. I
Wo cordially invite a thorough inil
CEn..
Founded 1842.
TSEng
PIANosI
"Sing their own praise."
For the benefit of those who wish
to purchase a piano from the p)resent
time to the first of September, we
have decided to ofrer the Stieff Piano
on very convenient terms. You will
not have to pay very much cash down.
We can arrange that to suit your
own convenience. Then a payment
can be made in the fall to suit, and
the balance, if any, can be arranged
in a satisfactory manner.
Remember CJhas. M. StiefT manu
factures his own pianos and will not
burden you with an unnecessary
profit, for we are selling to you direct
mnstead of to a retail dealer to resell.
Our pianos will only have to be
seen in comparison with the best to
convince yen that it will be to your
interest to buy the Stieff, and all we
ask is that you try our piano, give it
a critical examination, and if we do
not show you more value for the
money than you can possibly get in
any other make, then buy from any
one you may choose, but don't take
our envious competitor's wordl and
buy from him before trying the Stieff.
CHAS. M. STIEFF,
Piano Manufacturer, Baltimore,
Md. North and South Carolina Fac
tory Branch Wareroom, 213 N. Tryon
St., Charlotte, N. C.
HROM "TIlE MA RKET,"
Prices are lower and
quality better.
Our new goods -are
arriving daily, and we
can certainly interest
you in prices, styles
and quality. All we f.k
is that you insperzf the
goods and getA "our
prices" before buying.
Courteous! attention
shown alj whether you
wish to/ purchase or
not. Nfxt week we will
nam~ some* figures
th t ill surprise you.
.F II stock of Butter
ick ashion Books and
Pa erns on hand.
Yours for business,
. J. Woo teql
for 3(0 clys c ny.R i
Pure flyo whiskey)
~ From For
Seven $2, 65
to ShWeF8d to
u Nine Ally
A~ Years Address
Old. ExDrCSS
I__ _ _ Prepaid.
ed .,rictly H'ur ' in -Iade Srur Mabh
ble Iin t, il g!. I t 1)g ee
debratf-d for it-, MAlviinal Value.
. fld 1cf-labli J'avorit".
ny way yoli liko thern, in a plain pack
f liiliti (if th, . >the(,rn I-xjpress Co.
j114t out. H(:n1d in] your o4jrd r.
4) p.lu ley and Corn.
3 DISTILLING CO.,
T, A.TLANI~TA. GA.
I0WER CO.
a complete line of the
i goods to be had in the
ba411, e., &-c.1 , at prices which are
10 goodm.
IB. Corsvts. We undoubtedly carry
nto in this city. We are always in
have been oblig10d to acknowledge
Jorsot, the 1moit popular in America.
miery. We have all sizes, styles and
Department
atest and most fashiouable styles.
ection. Come and see us.
Ever /y Drop
IP V"
of medicine put up into prescriptions
filled in this store must be pure. We
are very careful to use only the best.
We carry a nice line of Toilet
Soaps, Lamps, Wiley's Candies, Vel
vet Candy, Tobacco and Cigars, and
a full line of Druggists' Sundries.
Discount Checks givenm. Fresh I
Garden and Field Seeds.
Is the place to get your Base Ball
supplies. We have a full line of
Balls, Bats, Cloves
and Catcher Mitts,'
'Have just received a new ,)to
Ha mmo
and will be glad ve)j~ you call and
examine them b9 're buy ing.
If you wank''a
E 6untain Pern
y'a3 the Waterman. Every Pen is
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
Imoney refunded.
We carry a full line of
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies,
Books and Stationery.
Picture Framing
a Specialty.
W. 6. 'MAYES.
'This uignature Is on every box of tho genuins,
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablete
the rensdy that es a .ol4 I2& one.dag
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