The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, November 15, 1893, Image 3
: KEEPING ?tlt? f?CWERS FRESH.
-, '? - ? ?la-t?mit^^^'??^ ?of summer oue
^:^?resi^^
t&m at tS? wrong honror ci improper
i?? >a?^s?^a^ber fS\josaom or
;\- S^tocied l?f&re tiie sui has dried
nbsced^ wa^, wOl la^aoine?mes f>r
? t*t? dava without fi OHng, ?nd tho sae ie
?^ t^ :^c^ gaxdesi flow
t gentle shake. Thia is very efficacious m
; a diwarra when ?flyjbeooai&w?ted bo^
ea%'ara-?pr^^
^^w^^??ory*<* which&sJ?>
asifiee iB?k? nee^ ia csxe?i^y cnt i?
^ ? l?eg^
y<^Jb^ffa^ w^i^faW shadow
^jjfln?*^^ if cu?ed
.' sad ptenfe wiffi Itecaase water
moistureenough to bold
3?BB ifcey are poi into water Ja??snt?y,
^|iiax^i?^;/;i^3l': ??teat bea?? rn??
f-steiBS-.ci:-'
. the aieOTp?on uf fta?fe.. it is ad- "
:??ibis;i-??a^efiBce, -tocsfc j^si?^ off a
-v^^be ^E^^^o^t^^ water
An iodasfery which mviies the atten-,
tion G? enterprising Am&icms is the
-5^ai?aB^<aTaaii^' Dr. Stejneger says
?al ft WonM beentirely practicable to
/.ip?bia^aasand rear tbem ia" hothouses,
^?^besttaifattts aia^lbese/?a^iB??
gay A^riean variety with tba red
d^^Saa^^aco diefi* alf of them maybe
'coasts dbe? sot t^eewiia tison. They '
7'*i*m tiaiaedSi^?^el^^
; ??; fhey c?me from .Elysia and Monro
> ?r where they aie eauSfc?injrr?itim^
be?ca hy Iftxvbiaca** V;?iaV latte*, make a
? b?jame? of catching P?w*s ??d haver
?gn?ar jarrot ferma m their villages.
and dnldren scatter ia ?se wilderness
ax?t rob nesta. Th^ wait anta the
and thee ifcay take them. Trading ves
seis boxtk?a ia quantities and carry
thanto- portswhere steamers m the
aw forwarded to Borope.-Washington
g?d*a? ?? warded
made in Pristina? ^gtey^at a youug
more than threeyears is the Fifteenth |
r?giment ia the place-of her brother,
ocs condnetr B ha?nev ar oceurred?a j
the Turkish, anny before that a woman
Relied Wj^wno*g ?*? fer such
* loag time, and the case was reported J
to th<> sultan. When the latter learned
ihet the yoong girl had undertaken the
darin;? step to keep fsbm military service
lier brother, who waa the only support
Of her aged mother, the emperor gave
anda pension for lifeo? 5Tnrkishpoands
per month. The^hrave giri was sent-]
borne immediately, and ber brother was
'aBowadtocontinne there with his moth
a?.
Thirst is simply a sensation by wMch
a lack of nmdsin the sysHn is made
knowns and in a staie; of . j*h itk a
of the bndy.
Natnral thirst is toft indicated by a
pecnliar drynesa of tae month and
fattce?, canoed by a failure of t?e
pharyngeal membrane to secrete a dw
amount of ?^nids, bet if ?at?a were tc
be mtroda^^aa^i?to?ft steoach
tfcron^?6t?bsv a?d not by way of the
ftiaees^aa baa- ?beenj?one in unusual
his sermon on
> is decidedly mach re?
?datgr, he said, af CSnis.
iaen to -*kf the :
?s of yosekH&om^
of rumor, slander and
B?H5iO? Salutes i?l
. ut
new ?SwEsso?;- ?t the latest gathering j
of tho Qoakei aristocracy the events of
the occasion were a bonnet trimming.
coates* between tho" gentlemen and a"
whisting match between the ladies.
The pitees in those competitions having
boen awarded, a honse cat was put for?
ward as the prizo to bo won in a gape
erf progressive old maid. And thnsPhila
manages to keep awake,-Boston
The ?celes new psn is now oo exhi?
bition at Washington It deals death
at the rate of thirty shots a second, lt
resembles the Gading. > Speed at the
rate ol SOO to 1,000 rounds a minute eau
be maintained without dtffiulty and with
accuracy of a?n.
tn Buffalo" says/Toe Expresa. She
aa old maid? sud ts very devout, always
eoochid inguer prayers with the gloria.
;gWhy does she say such fanny things
ia-lier praters asked the. little j
daughter of the -honse. f'Wby* what
dues abe say T*replied the fond asara m?.
**I dosjfc remember all she says, boi
she d,ways ends wi tb ' World without
meifc ab?jtueH*
Gov. Flower? of New York,
is a believer ?a- good ;road?? He
say? : ^Good snbstaorsal roads " lead?
ing- out to; the mral towns from
tba pnecipal ??usioess community
uveach enanty cannot help "stimulating j
business in ?bat^commusity and devel- '
oping the coon ty round about it. But
beyond all that they are as advanta?
geous tu elevating ibe social and iotel
?ectos? l^i? the rcral population as
they are tn improving its material coo-j
A fresh movement bas : been started
to form a new county ont of portions' of |
:??fo^K Laureara and Edgeheld
Comities with Greenwood as the county
seat. Greenwood town proposes to
pay for all; sotcveysr and maps and
to erect - roe -pabHc batid ?ogs without
cost tober;cyaBf^^tends, Prominent
and ?bfiaealia? meo ?o all the counties
intere*?ed are ? favor of the movement.
The principal opposition is expected to
'W^^^^^M H: and "the
western ha$^A^bev^e T coon t y.
When .:'6*wo?r Tillman visited
the storm sufferers on the coast in
Septcjmber be found that maoy people
who depended .upon Jbbiog and - such,
.?ke for a Hviog haoi loWr their boats.
He tbcreforo ordered lifty boats made,
?hieb bas been done aod ? be , has been
informed by Lieutenant Beardsley of ti e- j
marine service on roe; eoest that fifty
families are oow using. the boats which
are a great help to them. The boats
mt '
Thc annual report of the Secretary of
?State wl?^^ ^^t?m^
showing as to tbc> somber nf charters
issued during the ye^aud^tbe^ amount
-of capital Bvested in ^ueyr. enterprises.
Fewer charters were issued than during
the year before- oaf the: aggregate 1
capital invested in *heni exceeds ibe^
preceding .year by over two ; millioos of
dollars. Last year: 124 commissions j
- were issued wttb a total of 79 charters.
Thia year 122 commissions westT out
with ..agiotai of * 72 charters; Tbe
aggregate capita! invested io the 79
Tw^^ 't^ts^^l^re^ M|
capital stocky of several co aceros pr?
?vtottsly ebartere?V was! $??9$9,?50 as
agaioat $7,413,000 for thia year.
. ' ' . -c v *. ?
: Tbe annual meeting^rf tac Boat
just beeo betf?aod tbe Board bas pre?
pared Its jkvnw?^^m ^tbeC Geoeral
Assembly, which it is said will be vere J
interesting, beiog a summary of tbV]
work done by the College daring its
first fiscal year of existence. The
Beard Sods that there are now on JHe
at the close of the bacal year more
s from young mee for
oiog oTw nWt^?mr wljjeo ^1^^
these appneat?on'8 for admission!^nd toe
; Board ia poxxled to _kaow what to .do
?with "them ali. There are how 420
students on the regular roll of the
Institution, and the buildings are pretty
.well filled. Doubtless room will be
provided for them. Gov. Tillman is
credited wnb saying' that thc Board
would - ont ask for any further appro*
potation from "tbeState. With the
funds it bas from other sources, it will
sot need aid from tfife State this
year. , \ S_
Jose Cortex, who recently; died al
31 orelia, Mexico, -waa^:?9ov drears old
and tb? remarkable faet IR proved by
the parish records. ^The Boston Heisld ]
say8 of bim : ''Yoe reminiscences of
sock a man, if he bad passed bis life
-in- the adi ve world, would be in volca?
ble. His birth would antedate vwry
^considerably that k of Washington7
First seeingshe. light io Ute year 1706,
could ' be have )?ve? :4or aeveo .years
more be would have formed a lin lr con
ne^fg^tte^we^^
tweo tm Amatory.- in tjbese 26?" j?ara
greater changes baye come over the
world tba? dttriog ^%previous 2
Had a man lived -that length vf time
tn one^of.^be great Europea*
or io one of the leading towns* of" the
Af lactic seaboard of this "country ( and j
remained in the full possession of bis
faculties, what an asto' Ubiog series
of changes be would have been ? able
?odepict! Bot passing hw life io a
remote Mexican village, thc cundill tous
at the eod of bis days woola be
! but little different from thote obtaining
af the begio?iog.n
The anona1 meeting of the Board of
^IKrcctors of the State Penitentiary was
held on Thursday last. The report of
'Superintendent Neal for ibe year ending
October 31, ?893, shows that there are
eoofiued in the peritentiary and convict
i eatnpa 900 prisoners ; received from the
county courts dering tbe year 664 ;
.ecaptnred. 38; total, 1.602 Lost
! by death, 55 : escaped 55 ; discharged
t by order of court, 3 ; by expiration of
eotence, 418^pardooed, 36; sbot
Lattemptiag " fo escape, 1 ; drowned
?f?tempiing SO>-. escape, 1 ; -total lost
?sd discharged/569 ; leaving ?H coo
Jnfffiatti af jtp >'*>^-^ ?he fiscal year,
fl.033. A?rage number io prison this
year, $24 Jsst year. 845. The institu?
tion bad 9.654.86 oo band to begin
the year with There is oow $11,092 -
|;91 ia eas&o band, and produets to be
gatberedffl^2.000. Tberc is owing the
institutwi for convict hire $2 215 35.
After what is due is paid Oat tbe insti
'tottoo w|| have $23,000 oo band to
begin thej?ext year with. This is a
' credUabb?owtog considering the fact
that the iafttu'ion los? $15,000 on the
State fara4BfaA>?er?ows. Olen
is* rial-'College
?N?fcR AND BY VIRTUE of -the power
atiO%uthoritj conferred upon The Peo?
ple's Building and Loan Association, of Sum?
ter. S. C , by^Rebecca A. Harris, ia and by
the terms o? a certain mortgage executed and
delivered -bj him to sato Assoeia.'ion, the
same baring daielSepte^ re>
corded in the office of the Register of ileane
Con ve jun ce for Sa rn ter Cooa ty JO said State,
in Vol.. Ko.^tVof the'records of Mortgages
of Real Estate, at pagers, the conditions
^thereof haring been broken and demott har -
tog oceurred'?n the paymea?of the debt se
' cured thereby, the said TPhe People's
Building and* I^an Azetat ion of Sum?
ter, S. C., 'win sell at public auction, "to
the highest bidder for cash, in front of the
Court Boose of said Count j, on M o ada j the
fourth day of December, 1893, at or about the
hour of twelve o'clock, noon, of that day,
the pr??|ises|described m and conveyed by
said mot tgage,:viz :
AH those two adjoining lots of land, with
the buildings thereon, situate- and being in
the City of^^ Sbmter,in-the County and State
aforesaid, fronting on. Brand Street of said
etty, bei ng the. tots of land conveyed to said
Rebecca A .. Barris by AVSL. Brown and desig?
nated on a general plan made by H. D Moise,
C. E , a?3 lo ts Nos., eieren and fifteen, .said
plat recorded in the office of the Register
of Mestm Conveyance for Sumter County,
in BopkJF. F. F.Vatpages 28C and. 28* ; each
ofsafinbts having afroor?f'uftyjfeet and a
THE PIMPLE'S BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSa|M^^)P4StTMT^S.- C., m
. D. f^'?.^re?d?nt of said; Association. ":
? Nov.' iv? " . ' "t
SALE UNDER M0RT6A6E.
_:_;_ .
TTNDli?R AND BY VIRTUE of, and wahej
J decu t ion ofa po=wer .of Sale:couta'tned
in a certain Mortgage 'executed by William
W. McKagen io the Sumter Building ?od j
Loan Association, dated the 22nd day of
April, ld90, and recorded in Register's office,
Sumter County, S. C., in book 22 at page
108, defaalt io which has occurred.. Tbepro
perty described in said Mortgage, will be sold
in iront ?if the Court House, Sumter; S ?ts?:
jon Salesday hi December next, to the highest
bidder, for cash, bet ween the hours of lia. m .
, and Fo'clock p.m. Terms of Sale- Cash.
aforea^^^C^^^oV? forty acres, neither, j
more or liss, lying on the north-east side ofj
the 'immier Canal, - bounded bri'tt?north by '
land of EU-..G. -Pierson, east by .lands of & S.
Web^goyaj^ and
south-west by said Canal.
SUMTER BUILDING AND LQAN^-AS90?
CIATION, A. J. CH?N^-Pr^t? ot]
: Sumter Building and LoaoAssoci?t*o?
Nov. 8 . ~
JTNDER AND BY TCllf^ipf.4??d in the
?%J execution pf a potrar.i "
in a certain mortgage exeeute^ oo|^he. Hlfe*]
day of March, 1892, by ii: '
Sumter Building and Loan JA<
condition of which has been
mortgage being .recorded in
jBook 22, at pajre 300. I wjt^aeU ijb? property
below descryigdjte4|el^goe?tJudder for. ca?h,!
cn Salesday ?in-??c^?fcer? Oe:ct, lo front of]
toe Court HouW7 ?uifflftr, S. '.C, b?tw??a^e
i hours of ll a. m., and 5j>. nji.: ''.
All ..that lot or ^parcel of Jaad,. situate in
Sumter County/ Towa of Sum teran d ?State
aforesaid, measuring 122 ieel f-p New Street
and 170 fe^^J^^^^J^ ^?r^ b* I
tands^f Mrs Phillipa ; East by lands of .Mrs.
A. P. Vinson, and West ot New Street of
Sumter.
JL J. CHINA AS PRESIDENT^ SUMTER
BUILD Iii G AND' LO?N ASSOCIATION?,
-AND SUMTER BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCfiTtolT,: l^iga^e". ^
Kor,-8..;-.";:l^ ,. , / . - , .'
I Mortgagee^ Sale.
; pie's Building ?nd Loan- Association of Sum?
ter, S X?%by r*3harles X?tU^^ i? ??? by
j the terms of a certain mortgage executed and
j delivered by him to said Association, the
? same bearing date January 91b, 1891, ?nd re
I corded io the office of Register of Mesue Coo-.
T?yance for Sumter County in satd Statex in
I volumjU??o?2^^ ?
ReaYRstate, ai page'320,^^th? co ndrTt ton s thereof :
r baring .-been Br?ken ?nd default baring occur?]
red iu thV payment of tb?1 debts Secured '
f thereby, the said The People's Building and
Loan Association of Sumter, S.. G., wi? selKj
i at public- auction to the highest bidder for
casbr in front of the Court House of said
j county, on Monday the fourth day of Decetm
ber, 1893, at or about the - hour of twelve
o'clock, noon, of that /?y. the ' premises de?
scribed in and conveyed by said mortgage,.via:
V- AU that lot, piece or parcel'of laud, situate
aod being in the Western portion of tbeCity;J
of Sumter in said County and State, contain ]
?ag one half of one acre, bounded ou the:
North by Liberty Street; on the East by.lot
of James G - Sampson ; on the Sooth by a lot
of Eliza Ann Nichols, and ob the Westby a
new street running from Liberty Street, to
Cemetery A veone. '. ' -~
THE PEOPLE'S BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF SUMTER, S. C.,, R.
D. LEE, President of said Association.
No?, s. s -
e.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of and in the
execution of ? power of sale cootained
io a certaiii^rtgige executed on the 1st day
Of Noxember, 1889, by ftary M. Muldrow to
Emma A. DeLorme and recorded in Register's
orne?, Soniter County, S C., Book 18, at
page 634, the condition of which lias been
broken, I will sell to the highest bidder for
cash on Salesday- in December, next, in front
j of the Court House, Sumter, S. C., bf tween :
! the boors of U a^m ,.and 5 p. UK,, the prap- j
I- erry*-but?w^eser?& ?-'f-, S ' pf
FntsT-Th?tf lot of land near Bishop ville
[ containing two acres with my new frame six
! room dwelling thereon, whereon I now reside,'.]
fronting on the street or road leading from
Bishop? il le towards Camden adpiniag tends
?now or Torr^rly of ?r. I? E. pennis a^d Mfa.
J. wVStuc?ey and being the "lot conir?yed" to'
! Mary A Muldrow by Dr. R. E. ?ennis;
L SaooND-That tract of land near Bisbop^
,ville coutainicg one'hundred arid -ten .acres)']
more or I esr, adjoining lands now or formerly
*of Fred S.^J^Uies. J- Thomas Mu ld row, 'Uta:
'Sallie C. Grien* and others, and forty' repW
aented on a phtt thereof recorded lu f he Regis?
ter's office for Sumter County io Book "A AA
at pMge T49 Both of said lots or parcels of ]
! land lying, sitm::e aad beiugln .Bisliopviile
: Township in' the'County ot Sumter' tn the
I said Stale.. ' ; . . i
SUMTER BUILDING AND X??N ASSO?
CIATION, ASSIGNER OF MORTGAGEE
Nor.. 8. ..
Sale under Mortgage?
UNDER AND BY VIR.TUE of and in the
execution of a power of sale contsined
in a certain Mortgage executed on the 20th
day of October, 1892, by Edwin Wilson to
the undersigned, the condition of which has
been broken, said Mortgage being recorded in
Register's office in hook "25, page 15, 1 will
sell the property below described to the high
eat bidder, for cash, iu front of the Court
House, Sumter, S. G, ou Sales Day, in De?
cember next, between the hours of ll, a. m.
and;5>p m. : % if,
AU that lot of land situate in Lynchburg
Township, whereon I now reside. Sumter
County and State aforesaid, adjoining lauds
of A ?. Strauss, estate of E. B. Wilson and
others; said tract containing one hundred
acres, and conveyed to Edwie Wjlsriu bv
Elizikbaih B. Wilson.
TA. J. CHINA, AS PRESIDEN'POF THE
SUMTER BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO?
CIATION, AND SUMTER BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Mortgagee/
Nor. 8.
MOLDED MEET.
. .. n-~ %- ?
rpflE A^UAL MEETING of th?Sto?k
' .J_ bidders of the Sumter Elect riesig ht
iJCompany will be held at tbeSirtonds National
Bank, of Somier, oh Friday, Nor. l ?th, 1893P j
at 12 o'clock, noon.
R. M. WALLACE,
Oct. 18. President.
IhffBOVE VOUR STOCK
1HAVE A FINE half grade HOLSTEIN j
.<. BiTLLj^nd ofrs?ns des^ag. bis ser rice ]
ca O gel same at reasonable rate.
' / G- w REARDON.
March 29^ tf.
Broi9.
We Need no Introduction to the Trading
-PubHc.
So only (all attention to a few special lines in our immense stock.
. W? hav? purchased this season
The Handstmest^r Clothing
Ever, offered in this market.
? y., - ^~-:
WE CAN FIT YOU
in % Princ? Albert for $? ly o ? ? We bave Square ?ut sarta
$20-ueual?y sold at $25. "braided aod unbraided in
In a Cata way suit for$17 toV" extra length (latest abapea)
$.?2~worlh?5 pr. e^more^ -pfice-$16 to $25. Extra
; \?n Long 4M sack^?Us, ^' PantB from ^ w *7'
: (tatest it?}^ * Good line of Mackintoshes
'* Overcoats ?n great variety ^ , and Gum Coats-Price fe
-cheaper than thecheapest, .doced to reduce stock.
: - j' _ ? ; Boys1 Overcoats-sizes 5 to
J Knee Su?ts a fl*T1 ; 1.8. Big drive ia OveraUs
ty-sizes 4 to. 14-exlra e ': v .t . ? ? . -
[ See our Youths & Boys
knee pants, priced 35e. to ? Suits, priced from $1.25
75c. per/pa'ir. to ^
: BEST LINE OF!'
^^^If^rtpte^^^ HMS,
and everything that's made in neckwear.
u WE KEEP THE
?A V .
^GOLD? .'SILVER'
severarlotb?r special brands of Shirts, which w^nld iudace yon to
: bey if yftn wouM only come in and see them.
--3 L1?B Qi
SUSPENDERS, &C.3 AT
Dou't boy your.
Unti?Uu naVe sein ourself Whfce and Scarlet flannels al surprisingly
tow, figures. To those whdrn it may concern-We have
CeUul?id G<^S j^t ,l??.-7-J??t ttink of .it !
at ?5c. per pair.;
F^OM^c ?^. -?^E?TBEM IS-TO BUY TUE?.
Oar regularitock of ?a?Hs sh^?d hy ;n?ne m the eilyar styte
* lower, than any in pnpe;4
1 LOOKOUT-FOR OUR NEXT AD.
O? 25
SEASON
?
opens with
Elegant ?food$
. - ?v 4 - . :
... .....
Investigate ! tte golden
opportunity our
New Stoek
, ? '-ir.
WE
simply
ask yon
to
Gome
and See
?
Our Xiaods,
Assurring all that they
will find the highest
grades and uniform
prices, ^-?urnewgoo^"
must be seen to be ap?
preciated.
Sample? sent -upon
t'% Ryttenberg & SOBS,
application.
of ^ ?JW^
?Ljp - S. Ev ?er/ Main andf Liberty Sis.*
We beg te remind our numerous customers of the Bet? that ?||
last Spring we disposed of almost our entire stock of Mer^ ^ |
chandise at cost, and now we hare received ano <^ned op a
handsome stock of General Merchandise. We su^e^ ^^ |
at no time in the history of the Dr j Goods business has the ^
purchasing power of a dollar been rso conspicuously great as
at present;; Our Store ls the / !
High Glass Novelties ta DressTJ$$|?|
Styles this season show some rare prodig?os ^ ^xA^?^
ing of bright and colored yarns in neat designs upon the rongh and smoot?i . . .. _ ;
^ material* pro8ucing a combination of iridescent effects. . ,
We desire io show you many exclusive des^? well worthy of inspea?^^
^ Dwarfing everything heretofore presented." _ - gg|
] ^earealsob^
To wiuch we ask your attention, Our stock of Gents', Ladies' and Misses Sipes, are, rj|???
passed in durability, finish and style, r :' > ^'.: ;. -
Is, as usual, fully equipped to meet all demands upon- it,_both as to shelf gorf? andi . .
I Plantation go|^^ar^ookBqt1x)ffl grio^ ^^y'^S^
I SEM, RAZORS SI
_ e mein bacfe. I deal with you in the same way on
Po<*et Knives, Scissors, tools, &e.
PiLEMTS.
If the paints I sell jon do not stand ott your
house, I will furnish, paint to repaint it, Free
of Cost. V ;
\ A Aili line of Hardware
ALWAYS ON HAND.
v.. ;i:s.-. ? .:. .''2. J: Cl tV; 3: JA* i? . " ..*.* > ; ' .V^*-:'.; ' '"' ' H
Respectfully,
w. m B irlas.
. . . . .? . . .. v, . . . ; ^ >. :
Oct.ii. .;. ? ;? -. . jsa&; : ? - : ? ^ ?.? - - ?
^^?"^^^ .^^^^i^^ivv - arm. ^^^V^IV^^^ ^^P^^^^^^a^aV^^^^^^
.. ? : - .;? : . / ; . . . , .-. ;/V^'-"-.-.<:;: UL
. . . . --y -. - ..
---.--^--^r .
^ N^
NATIVE HAY.
~ A Pull Line of ' .
OLD HICKORY WAGON?, _
BUGGIES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
? WHIPS; ETC".
?LL FOR SALK LOW F0B CASH.
Oct ll. 1 > fe - r ^
AraSTIOll!!!
A ^tfeir/ Arrived-One -
Gar Load Horses
all good worki?^
By the FARMERS and Ibr tfce
FARMERS.
MLOSSEN? ?I^ ^
Apply ta - ?
June2I-3m.
S??Tt?? S. C.
Aa?- *aM'i??: -V ?'M?;
SAW
RICK PLANTERS and RICK M??AERS.eai
bo* a singje maebme, that wr* ~4e1faa?tmff
and polish ri* ready for market for $35tX
Com milters caa J?J. liest FRENG? 50RR
MILL, io.?roa frame, folly paarauleed-?a?
pacily tea hnshels me? per boor Cor $115.
Saw, mitlers cao boy heat Variable frtettoa
FRED ?ILL from $190 ap to the
site, also Cans Rip Saws; Edjrers*
Saw?, Plat?mu JUcbioes and ail othe?
Working Machinery. Also
Talbott's Engines aa J Boiiers.
Special discounts made. *o cash* purchasers
(?an meet any compet? ti oa, quality retredwooV
Apr 19-o COLUMBIA, & C.
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"tba public genemllr that DIV Saw Hill
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am. prepared to jnrmsh all grades of Yellow
Pine Lamber ^from a ? bled timber, at prices
according t?trades. '
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