The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, June 27, 1902, Image 2
. 1&JLL. Eu:.Ai~
AS TO SCWERAGE.
When the petition was taken to the
freeholders of the city requesting an
election on the quesLia of voting $25,000
for the purpose of putting in a system
of sewerage it was represented that
this amount wonld be sufficient to sewer
the entire city. That representation
was made in good faith and based on a
former survey and estimates which
were made by men in position to know
the cost of material. That esiimate
did not include the Mollohon Mill, but
it is necessary now to include that.
It appears now from the survey made
by the engineer that $25,000 will not
cover the town. It is very important
while we are at it to put in a system
sufficient to cover the town, for it can
be done at less cost now than later.
The present survey for instance does
not go out Johnstone street further
than the residence of Mr. Jno. M.
Kinard and there are a number of resi
dents further out who are taking * 1
city water and are anxious to ha' the 2
sewer connection and who ar, ..ntitled 3
to have it.
It would have been as asy to have b
secured $40,000 in tie beginning as C
$25,000, but it wp, thought that the c
$25,000 was am;e and we did not want E
to ask for mie than was needed. Mr. I
Beddoes, jae engineer, informs us that I
the $25)0 will give us only five miles F
and 46at to sewer the town properly 5
new will take eight miles. It is long
way better to provide for this additional
mileage now and put it in while we are
at it than to take it up later, and then
it is not justice to those who will not
be touched by putting in only five miles,
to postpone the matter. We believe
our people will readily provide the addi- 6
tional means if the matter is properly
cailed to their attention and they are
given the opportunity.
We suggest to the commissioners,
that at their meeting to hear report
from Mr. Beddoes, which we under
stand is to be held in a few days, they
request him to publish a statement
showing what portions of the town he (
can cover with the means at hard and
also the additional amount needed to
cover the entire town and then let us
provide to have the additional amount
voted. It is too important a matter to
be delayed.
It is important not only to those who
will be eut .out of the sewerage but im
portant to all of the citizens. The present
drawing goes out Pratt or Main street
as far as Mr. C. E. Summer's, and yet
on the parallel street right back of him,
or Johnstone street, the people who re
side there are cut out. The commis
sioners should submit the facts to the
people plainly and let the amount be
increased so as to cover all parts of the
town.
ATLANTIC BEACH HOTEL.
This famous summer resort on Sulli
van's Island has just opened for the
season under new management. It is
under the management of the Argyle
Hgtel Company of Charleston. Those
who have had the pleasure of spending
any time at the Argyle know how well
it is run and ~now attentive the manage
ment is to the guests. The Atlantic
Beach Hotel has been completely re
modeled and newly furnished and those
intending to goto the coast could not
select a more desirable place where
they will get the delightful sea breezes
and the surf bathing as well as the
comforts of a first class hotel than to
hie themselves to the Atlantic Beach
hotel and Sullivan's Island.
[Jot,' From St. Philip a.
The people after so long a drouth in
this section have at last got a good
season and are now busily at work.
The crors have come out wonderfully
and there is a good prospect for a good
crop if the seasons continue.
On Monday night some ooys and girls
and were on their way to commencement
the rain overtook them. After getting
a ducking they had to return to their
home.1
On June the 19th a severe storm1
passed over this section. It took a
streak about half a mile wide. Just a
while before sun down the sun was
shining beautifully and shortly after that
a prettier shower never was seen fall.
A short while before sundown there
was a small cloud that came over, then1
commenced the storm. Several sharp
flashes of lightning were seen and loud
* peals of thunder were heard, then the
wind commenced blowing furiously and
also heavy rain and hail were falling and
the hail fell very rapidly for a short
period. It did a great deal of damage
and the crops that were looking so
beautiful were beat all to pieces by the
hail. For a short time the ground had ~
a layer of ice upon it. The wind blew
down several trees and some out houses. i
While this severe storm was going on
the people were very much frightened, ~
for their dwelling houses quivered. The ~
news was heard this morning in various C
directions of people repairing their 1
houses and gardens which that dreadful I
storm had damaged.
I will close with much success to The
Herald and News.
Feathertop.
June 20, 1902. t
I __ae _rchpo __et _mk aIhrc
the ayes. rIn eother tors thke vie-g
thd eseds Ie prtected, bye vitrne
ycrdge-dam be pitee, by kee sout a
cou find8of anfdeitv wee toke u
the flood of iofl4lelity. .
TAXABL! ?ROPERTY.
n IocrKase ti the Tot1 Vatln4tialn 01
Lat"t Year of Nearly one Hiundred
Thousand Dollars-Tne Figures.
The auditor has just finished his
tract of taxable property in Newbe:
County. As will be seen from the 1
ures below, there has been an incve
:ver last year in the valuation of r
?state, for the purposes of taxation,
71,940, and an increase in the vali
Lion of personal property of $24,6
making a total increase of $96,555.
Auditor Cromer has finished his wc
promptly, and his office is in good sho
and its business well conducted.
Real estate is only returned - ~
-rea<
four years, and of course this
is for that length of time.
Following are the figur'
PERSONAL PP 'ERTY.
.$ 55 0
[366 horses. . . . . .36 7l
3731 cows . . 1 5
3180 mules d.141 5
439 sheeand goats 1 4
87h..... .6 2'
29 , catches . . . . . . . . 6 0:
,,6 musical instruments . 12 2f
346 vehicles . . . . . . .. 55 14
598 dogs . . . . . . . . . . 8 1f
lerchandise . . . . .. . . 233 2:
lanufacturing . . . . . . . 351 54
iachinery . . . . . . - - . 91 5(
loneys . . . . . . . . . . 33 5i
redits on legal indebtedness. 25 19
tocks out of State . . . . 7 4'
onds . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5(
[ousehold furniture . 186 3
nsurance returns . . . .. 63 8'
lank returns . . . . . . . . 213 7
D per cent. penalty . . . . 19 91
Total for 1902.. . . . $1 550 5;
Total for 1901 . . . . . 1 525 9
Increase over 1901 . . $ 24 6
REAL ESTATE.
81,055 acres of land . . . . $1 908 5
,207 buildings . . . . . . . 745 4
,054 lots . . . . . . . . . . 245 0
Total for 1902 . . . . .$2 899 0
Total for 1901 . . . . . 2 827 0
Gain over 1901 . . . . . $ 71 9
SUMMARY.
ain valuation of reai estate
over 1901. . . . . . . $ 71 9
rain valuation of personal
property over 1901 . . 24 6
Total gain. .. .. ...$ 96 5
A Gentle Hlonr
in our .tyle of climate, wiLh its su
en changres of temperature,.-raI
vind and sunshine often intermingi
n a single day,-it is no wonder 'Th
ur children, friends and relatives a
. frequently taken from us by negle(
d colds, half the deaths resulting
ectly from this ceuse. A bottle
loschee's German Syrup kept abo
rour borne for immediate use will pi
rent serious sickness, a large doctoi
>i11, and perhaps death, hy the use
bree or four doses. For curing Co
tumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumuon1
ievere Oughs, Croup, or any disea
f the Throat or Langs, its success
imply wonderful, as'your druggist w
el ou. Get a sample bottle free trc
V. E Pelham & Son. Regular size,
~ets Get Green's Special Almanac.
it. Paul's Items.
The recent rains have improved cro
wonderfully. They were the salvati
>f the early planted corn. Wheat .h
l been harvested and hauled in-t
rop a very poor one.
Mr. L. I. Epting had the misfortu
;o lose a valuable horse recently.
Mrs. Margaret Epting (Aunt Peggy
> Newberry, is visiting her gra
laughter, Mrs. L. I. Epting. She is
ier 84th year, and is lively and of I
narkable memory.
Mrs. J. J. Epting who has been si
or some time is doing better.
Boinest & Co. are threshing stra
mnd getting what little wheat is in it.
The county campaign will open ti
iear at Pomaria on the 16th of Jul
a barbecue will be furnished by G1
1am and Wicker, they having previous
mgaged the pork for this occasic
rhe day following there will be a c
it Jolly Street schoolhouse (campai:
lay for No. 10 Township) furnished
Mr. J. W. Richardson. You can gel
irst class dinner by going to eithi
lace. Mr. Richardson at Jolly Stre
vil have the best cooks available.
Since our last letter this communi
vas made sad by the death of a neig
or's child, Miss Corrie Wicker, youn
ist daughter of Mr. David Wicke
she was eighteen years of age-snatch
tway from loved ones in the beauty
ife. She was sick about one we<
vith remitant fever, had missed t:
fever. Congestion of the stomach w
;he cause of her sudden death. T:
>hysician did everything that medic
kill could devise, but to no ava
day the Lord be merciful to the affii
d family. Push.
June 22, 1902.
To the Candidatees.
The County Democratic Executi,
sommittee has decided that all can<
ates must sign the pledge and pay t1
ssessments by 12 o'clock on the di
>receding the first county compail
neeting, which will be Tuesday, Ju
5th. County Chairman Goggans h
he pledge ready at his office in t]
ourt house and the candidates can ci
here at their convenience and sign ai
ay the assessment. The sooner this
ttended to the better it will be.
Ten Years in Bed.
R. A. Gray, J. P., Oakville, Ind
rrites, "For ten years I was confine
my bed with disease of my kidney
t was so severe that I could not mox
art of the time. I consulted the ver
est medical skill available, but coul
et no relief until Foley's Kid ney Cur
ras recommended to me. It has bee
Godsend to me." Sold by Gilder <
~'eeks.
J. KXLA . V~ J13~ .,ri.: U&
i Serviees in the Luthii ran ('h);reh.
Services will be held, as usual, in ti
r Lutheran Church of the Redeemer r
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
of ,'
1; - + . : i . . ) It :: I i2.1 tl < t. "
of5, . ). I t-n e fullyi re: mn d
1') i t ry to el: re (torrach
i-k "-!le h-. Titi, Tat rnly furthr
pe .nt ' n.h ning ft,od. K !o1 ent
abi." vO:1 t- assimilate what yon eat by
y digr=ting it without, the stomach's aid.
e W. E. 1' hamw & Son.
A srstve Old Man.
"Uncle" Matt Smith, an octogena
rian of Saluda, who has been suffering
0 intensely for the past three months
with senile gangrene in the left foot
and leg, underwent an operation on last
1 Thursday afternoon and stood it man
fully. The operation was successfully
performed by Dr. 0. B. Mayer, of this
city, assisted by Drs. Kirksey and Gun
ter, of Saluda. The member amputated
was perfectly dead almost to the knee.
The patient, although in his 84th year,
rallied from the effects of the anaes
thetic in three minutes after the chloro
form was removed, and holding up the
11 stump laughingly remarked: "Now
0 I'm well fixed: two legs and one foot."
The operation was perfectly successful
3 in every particular and Dr. Mayer was
0 back in Newberry at his usual practice
. early Friday morning.
aved From an Awful Fatte
'Fvervhody said I had consutrption,'
L8 write_ .\l rs A NI. Siieds, of Chan
- he'r,b' P. , "I was () ow after rix
L5 mouths of sevre sCkfnes", e:tSutd b.
Hay N ver and Asthma. i1:.t few
t o liht I e,.ud - et w.veli, but I It" ri- i
?5 of the marvolous merit of Dr. Kiing'
5 ew )iscovery for : oisumption. used
5 it, and vas conl;ettly curIi." Fr
3 deser:iie Throat r:nd Lung Dis it
- is the satest cure in the world, ud is
) infaliible for Cough-. Cos and lBron
30 chial A fiton: Guar:intwpd b-'t'
50.. and $1 00. Trial hot.tle free at aL
druggist.s.
10
Week End Reatr.
For the summer months the South
10 Lrn Railroad ha' announcfld %, we7rk eu
rates as follows for the r;ound trip: T
15 Spartanburt atti Greetvile, $2: t(
- Tnathlei, $4.50. Tickets sold S-ttur
3day mornings. evenings a-nd Sunda'
mnornin'gs. Good to leavo- destinatio
d any time Monday. tf
0 - - ~
L eads var .%ll.
a' "One Minute Cough Cure beats al
-e other medicines I ever tied for cough.s
T colds. eroup) and throat and lung- trou
o les " say s D. Scott Currin, of Logan
of o, Pa.' One Minute Cough Cure le
ut the only absolut el safe couzh re-med)
-e- which acts immediately. Mothner
.s everywhere testify to the good it ha:
ofdone their lit-tle ones. Croup ia se
"~ sudden in its attacks thnt the doctoi
a. often arrives too late. It yields a'
Se once to One Minute Cough Cure. Pleam
Sant to take. Children like it. Sure
lcure for grip. bronchitis, coughs. WV .E
, Pelham l& Soc.
at th Ep co~plI Church.
Rev. WV. S. Holmes, of Columbia,
will conduct services at St. Luke's
p Episcopal church on Sunday morning a
n 11 o'clock and in the afternoon at 5.30.
as During his stay in Newberry he wvil
e stop with Mr. 0. McR. Holmes.
ne g.vde..ce.
There is plenty of it, around aboul
), you, in favor of "Clifton" flour. It is
id easy to find the evidence if you wil
in take the trouble to observe, to investi
'e- gate. Evidence of a nature, convime
ing. Evidence too strong to be broker
2k down by argument of any kind. There
is no point of attack save misrepre
. sentation. We claim that you can bes1
afford to use "Clifton.'' It is unques
us tionably of superior quality. It i
y. milled on correct principles. It is pure
'a- white and nutritious. It is used b3
ly successful and representative house
n. keepers in both this councry an
se Europe. All this is proven by the evi
n dence at your command. We have noi
by only millers of experience, but millerl
a of undisputed ability. Over fifteer
er years devotion to this one specially. ex
et clusively, has made us proficient.
BRANSFORD MILLS.
ty Owensboro, Ky.
P'reaciniig at Kig9 ur.-- k,
r. There will be services at King's
ad Creek Sunday morning. June 29th.
of Rev. P. M. Boyd wiil preach.
'Evert gniri ' f steeU, 'vh.e hx had
eher ti re: cail from a y.o; g mar, wn
as ders afte-rwaro imow ma-ny qu- s-tior s the
ie law allows rei tive-s to a-k. :n\ Way.
.No eoo--alt-h eilE5 -h-kd..
--are sound. Fec Ki KIny (u 'i me'kes
t- tbe kidney s right. Gilder & Weeds
not to go looukin fo~t(r it.
Ch rolli c'roc(h ial t.roubi . anid -umeu
emer coughjs can be quickly relirved
-and cared by Foley's dloney andt Tar.
eSod by Gilder& Weekis
There is a man in -i incilnnati hospit-d.i
suffering with a comp! ication ouf ri
ly um tremnens, pneumonia a :d jour quit
aed love. H- is wvhe.t migh:- h: 'erm ;-d
ta very sick person.
t On thbe fi r.t ini ar-in of id r y
id trouble. stop it by takin2 Fole: K iani -v
s Cure. Sold by Gilder & W.---.
Mr;. Taylor, who went over Nie ira
Falls with at barel-, is g-i g to lectureu.
.,The gentlemen who) get into th- Uniwid
d States Serial- ej thbe - amn- mianetr arec
s. mo e retteent
y Daring~ 11 e -ummer a 'dn:y ir:ru
larities are vfwt-n caned byV exces.iv
drinkin'g or b ing overreated A ctendJ
" to the kidneys at ouce b: usin.i iid
~ Kidney Cure. iJilder& XV~eks.
NOMINATIIS.
For Cong,3ss.
I'EN, ABBEVILLE,
WX s reby ann,'nced as a candi
" n - lr- ''ird Con
- :- =1 mi a d pr-d:fed 10
, )tuoeratic
TI' :,r % t~ :: snounce
tn e i'rird oner's
:~~1) l1uj to th. ac.tiou of
i,,: r l!etion.
! t'" . ' I A. OF ABBEVILLE,
, i, e' 1nn n'.td a c.tdidate
:'lO ilrtm[ 1:l;' '- T ird Con,g'es
{ D)riet in the D. mocratie pri
m and is plt-t!Lred to Abid" the result
t of the ane.
r i: E. Pi. I . ESQ., OF AN
derson, i. !'e-reby announced as a
tmiiiate for ('onLr"ess from the Third
( onres sioni 1)itrict, :-d is pledged
to --,ide the result of the Democrati,:
;rirmar't ceiet ion.
ANNOUNCE myself as a candidate
for (:orl o es in the Third District
, tject to the :ction of the Democratic
primary election.
E. M. RUCKER, JR.
R. R F SMITH OF PICKENS,
D . ti:: :t1 arounued as a canui
date for ConLress from the Third Con
ums-ional Distrie, and is pledged tc
abi dc the result of the D.mocratic pri
mnaryj election
W M J STRIBBLING OF WAL
balla. Ocinnee County, is here
I,V :Inrounced as , candidate for Con
r.,s frorn the Third Congressional
District in the De"m"cratic Primary
:nd is pledgedi to aziide the result of the
same.
For House of Represen
tatives.
A RTHUR KIBLER is hereby an
nounced a candidate for the Hous
.f lepreQ7ntatives. and is pledged t(
nhide t" r.ulIt of the Democratic
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELI
as a , anc,id:te f.r the House of Rep
rsentatives and pledge myself to abid4
the :e(u it of the primary ele(tio,n.
JNO. M. TAYLOR,
of West End.
I AM a candidate for re-elFctioi t
the House and will ::hide the resul
t the pimary. JNO. F. BANKS.
I lEREB'Y '1nnounec. myself its
. :cudidan- for the :fouse of Repre
tatrce:- :in'l will ahide the result c
the Detrcat.i(' prinrury election.
Respectfu l! v,
W. 1I. SAN DERS.
I AM A CANDIDATE FOR RE
te tit r a memb)er of tbe Hous,
ou R"prnsentat ive suoject to ihe rule
of t be D-.,ooerat.ic parts
Fre~d H.I Dominick.
F'or Probate Judge.
T HE F'RIENDS OP MR. .JNO ~
Wirlson hereby nl omin e him a
a candidate for Probat.: Jedge of New
:"ry County --i pledge him to abid
t b r' u thb : H>r.; elyection.
M S. W1ELES 1S H EREB'
ouner.d .,s a c.Lndidiate fo
n" "y -emie pr ritrr El~ect ion.
if R hABY A NNOU NCE MYSE L
- :. i a .: fo)r r -.e to
of i'ola:e J..dge for New~
unI , I d pig m!yself t
- di o tL.e Demlcratic pel
W. W. HODGES.
or 2ounty Supervisor
3 J . rLOYl) 1- IiEREBYAN
nennem.2 e didate for Count,
".-rvisor and is pledged to abide th
, es n' W D*nu. a:.c prmar:: elec
T U. R A MiAGE is izere.by az
. noneed as a candidate fo
Counoty Sup.'rvisor, and is pledged t
abide Lh~- reel t of the Democrati
I,rrav.
I HER-EB3Y announce mys1lf as
cana Id'de for ( onty Suipervi:-c
it N bherry County. anrd p1rdge my
wif. io aba(~ toe result of the Demt
- t IEEEBY .\ NNOUTNCE MYSEL,
ofi'~ Ne TarrI,p and i'!&e
JIUNI B BEDENBA:UGHI.
JOU .!. C1iUMPER E IS iIIER
J . eme . a- ai ca'd idate t(
< nt S ;per',r anjd ia pledgzcd t
n,hi. Ih r- b.-'' of the primarv
For Magistrate.
& .. u. ta t i it-r Ma :;.v r f c
a hid.- :Lhe re,:..' '1f th e De mon:cratiC pr
ma,,.J. O WILSON.
TI> rp )a E DEfMO, RATI0 VOTER
Iof~ No.. 1, 2 and 8 rownships:
r eb nou ne. mfyself as a. candidat
f.,r Magij.Jraie f.r tne above mentione
Town1)nis. and pledge mys.elf to ahid
mie ii)ut of Ite primary.
Respuectfully,
R. (2. MAYBIN.
R 13B. T1DWELL is hereby an
uUnced as a candidate for Magis
rate for T!own4hips. Nos. 1L 2 and 8
:0 i:- p)r.Ilr'd to abide the result o
bLe piiO lUry2 e1lctionl.
''I >I. Ii. ELLE8OR is hereby an
M a ned :as a eandidati: for re-elee
ion a: Alitrate for No. 10OTownship
are' is pi ded to abide thre result o
1he primary e h-etion.
jH ElRE IBY Iifoouncte myself a candi
b,te for Magristrate for Towntshi'
INi. 11. ..n- i.ldLye my.uif to abide the
WV. P. SUBE R.
{mt 4 L. Xl \iA A is hereby au
U no a c e cad date for Magis
ti ai fo N'. 11 Towiship and is pledgei
r: of I - it Democrat<
I. <'I ' IiPIELL ir he reby an
. oned *- ' candi 4e f or Miag
. e a w n'-p No I. 2 and 8
* ., * o' aid e re r& ' atlt 0
Tc n h No. 1. 2 and R, a4nd p1ede~
if eO11 theP reouP of the Demo.
-. C*MERHANT
TONEY LOA N-ECHNtat
a AJOai 'n improvedA farm lnds ta
fihHpr en.ineres fon lni
ui- poee r Hent . in Aetbtie.
Iltmat, hunt & Hun~er, Attorneys.
For County Superinten
dent of Education.
J S. \VHEELER is hereby an
e nounrcCC r.: :t ca dida;ti fo
County Superintend.it of E:luettiont
and is pledgtd to abide the rt t"f
th. i)emoeiatic pri mary.
UL(U. S. W'ERIS IS HER1'Y A N
nouneed as a camti id.at f: ( :r*:
Superiiteandt-nt of Ed: ation a,'
pedged to abide the r, h. p
mary election.
THOS. E. WICKER H lli;2:.u
announced a candida. 1-.r Ctl:';
Superintetndent of E.:uea.ion. and is
pledged to abicie the r,"-:2:t of the L) II
ocratic Primary.
For Auditor.
E H. LONGSHORE is hFreby au
* nounced as a candidae for
County Auditor and is pledged to abide
the result of the Democratic primary.
W ILLIAM W. CROMER is bereby
announced as a cantidae f,ir
Auditor for Newberry County and is
pledged to abide the result of the
Democratic pr- mary election.
L IRENIUS EPTING IS HEREBY
announced a, a candidate for
County Auditor and is pledged toabidE
te result of the Democratic primary.
For Sub Supervisor.
WALTER P. COUNTS IS HERE
W by anronnced as a candidate foi
Sub-Supervis"r for the county and i
pledged to aYe the result of the
primary.
To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
T.of Newberry County: We takE
pleasure in announcing the name o
J. A. C. Kibler as a candidate for tht
office of Sub Pupervisor, and pledge hi
abiding faith is the resultof the Detno
cratic primary. VOTERS.
TEAl
Try a pound of Jones
Ice Tea at 60c. per lb
COFFEE!
Try our parched Cof
feeat25,30 and 33
cts. per lb. Our
"Royal Blue"
Coffee is as good a;
r the best.
"BETTER THAN THE BEST!"
A full line of Ganne<
g Vegetables, Fruits an<
Meats on hand.
Oat Meal, Buckwhea
Flour, Cream of whea
and Postum Cereal jus
received.
STable condiments
Bottle and
Loon Pickles
Olives, etc., etc.
SGive us a call for any
thing in our line.
Yours, <&c.,
SS.DB.JOHES,
)Pl.orne 29.
Only 50 Cents
e make your baby strow
well. A fifty cent be:i
Scott's EmulsVu
:.ili change a sickly bab
a plump, romping child.
Only one cent a day, think
of it. Its as nice as cream.
SCOT & BsNE emrit.
409-4I5 Pearl Street, New York.
Soc. and $1.oo; all druggists.
'J' '9 T7' FF
acray cae n prmpes
Ther is o drg sore theSta
Intere piion derpi si theSvn
D ear erne b the 4 es cen
pherei nmfom duate f deposi at
tWa tanserve yo eer Banethbs
youssand sorictmte ycous. yofiai
iduals fist attndcorporatis.
GEO. E. POEihafP. &. Son H
JNO. , KINR Praid ernt.
O.?B MAY BER Z. F, WRG.T
CEO. S. MOWER. P. C. SMITH.
A. J. GIBSON. XV. H. HUNT.
JNO. M, KINARD, Pre-ider?t.
0. B. MAYER, Z. F. WRIGHT,
Vice-President. Cashier
bI
LAWN SWINGS
A pound of I
eacn sixteen o
Lawn Chairs
Baby Cabs and C
&LiI Little \
GIrDER & WEKS,
- - EWBER
SULLIVA 'S I
Has been leased by th
inof Charleston, anc
iconnection with thei
~ TI-X]E A]
The Atlantic Beach h
ovated and equipped a
tric Bells and all modt
the management e xpec
est season in its histor:
The Bathing, Boatie and
There will be an OR C
and hops will be given
The Hotel will oper
\will be under the mal
rment of that popular a
MR. AL. V. GREEN.
For information addi
The Arg
FO0R $1i4.00
ighj) gadesJ a t
prices in CoL.umb~
Monarchs, C!ece e
and Hartforcus.
Having had 25 years
of experience, I k no w
~how to do first- class
work on Bicycles.
J. W. While.
RESTAURANT i
At R. J. ille~-rs RM~..aur:ia :nte:.
canl )f b ad at all hours oni b-h'r a
dishs served. The Reda~uranit we
not bet cloeJEd downr durmg~ the& en-~
mer, but will be in fL!! b hL ' -r
the~ public with t he be ~ th- utri1
can afford. Pr,omipi, polite and
Ltentive~ servants alwayVs glatd to -r
I also( k.ajp g,' o:f ;Ih- eh..ic"
stocks of FLiucy tx ..eieries -r
brought. to thui: ci: . & ! .X n a mw .
R.JIMIBR
Nr Postoffice.
u:x e Canopies.f%
.le
easure with '
u nce of price.
o Carts. ! 6
Vhite Iron Cribs.
1$'
ere' ins:r.aon,ud refresh-i
n1 : iii 9ur sod; f. Ii ba4 a de.
riu ~ ei ! - .ng el II < the:
it ~ ~ - ..t hi "ti t he Iliud(
a1 'k ; ifst" r.- "b r h :erHA of
a o-a" d hio flavor id uudoubt
i .o .r.. in c'Onetrucetion and!
1 xe ntely cfan. Noti g
ejti. 11 to hlth? CatT p(netrate.
ne vr of ebocolat
try' '"-is, in tca "Crr or soda.
Pr art sr acists, or. )ru Store
Vwillte rn rissao
r OityHotel
.2.GrY L~ED.
irn ll mprovements,ba. ad
Fishingg h areUnsrsed.f
Hr ES in tten~o ~danc
leBoelcol
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