The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 16, 1900, Image 5
Local Schedule for Passenger Train!
TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA.
Arrive 10:20ft. m. Depart 10:20 a. m
44 1:40 p.m. " 2:00 p. in
TRAINS FROM SPARTANBUBO.
Arrive 12:45 p. m. Depart 1:0f> p. tn
44 7:10p.m. 14 7:30p. m
HORT STREET STORIES.
Put Together For .Ready Rcfercuce
Kerns of Interest Tersely Tolc
For Hasty Readers.
iiuisi's garden seed lor ic. a paper a
the New York Racket.
The building of the cottages on thf
lot in the rear of the hotel has begun.
The Times office has been thoroughly
equipped Kith electric lights, which
adds materially to the convenience ui
the sanctum sanctorum, also to the
mechanical department.
The Auditor's Ixroks will close on
next Tuesday the 20th after which l initio
j>er cent, penally will be added to all
taxable property not returned. IC you
have not yet made your returns do so In
fore Tuesday.
The County has built a coal house in
the rear of McLane's photogiaph galleiy.
There are several departments and tho
coal for the different officers of the
county will be kept iu it, away from the
weather, and also from those of a borrowing
turn.
Good smooth sheeting 4c. a yard at the
New York Racket.
The negro who got cut several days
ago by the Saitor negro wss sent to the
chain gang for ten days, and the Sartor
negro for twenty days. Mr. P. C. "Whlsonant
paid thrr* fine for Sartor, and the
other negro escaped and left for paits
unknown last week. IIo was an oM
chain gang bird.
The T. S. Lewis Company will appear
in the Opera House Weduced iy Feb.
21st in the roaring farce comedy 'lSi
Pluukard " This play is well spoken i f
and Mr. Lewis is said to have a god
Company. Those w ho wish to ei joy a
pleasant evening of fun will do w?'51 to
attend this pnsentatiou of '%:*i PiuitVa?d."
Good riveting oc. a yaid at the New
Yoik Racket.
There is considerable improvement gc
nig 011 in ilie auecia ana s.uewaiKs 01 mr
town. A large excavation i.i rear of Mr
M ?.cbeth Young's stoic furnished a splen
did quality of gravel for improving tin
sidewalkr, and it is being u:el verj liberally,
and is adding very materialiy to tin
appearance of the stieets as well .is If
the convenience of the cit /. ns. Let the
good work go on.
The recent election in the city on th<
question of issuing $->0,000 worth o|
lninds for sewerage, improvements in the
water works, town hall etc., resulted in
70 votes being cast of which 21 were Xi
and 53 were Yes It siem-t that the
strength of the No element w.u pretty
well r?presented, while tho Yeshid-;d;d
not vote very liberally, there were over
100 s'g ature", by freeholders to the
petitio i.
Men's and ladies' shoes for 09c. chil
dion's shoes for 50c. at the New Yorl
ltacket.
There is getting to lie an unusim
quantity of loafing negroes around town
who seem to loitor around the street:
from day to day, without visible mean;
/if ciitinnrl. lint. U'lin H. cm to be tlikilii
life easy, in fiict soru^ of them so?in nol
to care a snap whether they have a j >l
or not. It is about time to b-^giu It
turn the thumb screws on the vagrant
law, and set iho machinery to work
These nfgroes have to live and it shook
be known how they g^t their supjiort.
John Ren wick, who shot his wife sorui
ten tlays ago, was arrested on the night
of the shooting, but as no warrant h.?
been sworn out agaiust hi.n, lie was re
leassd after tbe twenty-four hour limit
The woman did not die although tin
bdlwent through her left breast jus
below the heart and was cut from uti le
tho skin on her back by the doetor win
thinks she may recover. The slio tinj
occurred in the section known as smok,
hollow, which is fast getting to be note
iions for rows and fauiily broils umoni
sorno of the negroes in that sectiou.
See the coats and vests the New Vosl
Racket is selling for $1 IS.
Mother'sBi^
' > is a liniment fcr expectant in^thfs
i j to use externally. It softens the muscles
and causes them to expand without disji
comfort. Ifused during most ofthe period
i1 of pregnancy there will be no morning
< sickness, no rising breasts, no headarhc.
]' When baby Is born there will be little
i J pain, no darker. and labor will be short
11 and easy. $1 a bottle r.t druggists.
] i Send for a Frsh copy of our illustrated
11 book about Monte r.'s Fe.ir.ND.
Tbo Brtdflfc!& Hcjulator Co., Atfnnln, Cs,
i , ' y* ;
A
jt Saved Hio Hand.
It will be remembered that Evan
Tinsley, the youngest son of Mr. It. W
Tinsley happened to a painful acciden
on Xmas Eve night, by the explosion o
a (ire cracker of the large, or catmoi
cracker, variety, prematurely, whict
hterally tore his hau l to pit cos. Tin
doctors were smamoueJ, and at ontc
d cided that there was no thane of set'
t ing the parts together, and insisted upon
immediately amputating the thund;
i which was almost entirely torn loost
from the hand, the end c.f the middle
|S .~.. I v.? 1.1 ! ?? "
iti*?T-i uau u^t'll UlJWIieilU'UI) ?>IL. JVA'I V
' one agretd that the thumb all >u\l b
11 putaled except the mother, who in*
>.sud that an effort be made to restt the
member, she was determined, and positively
refused to allow tho doctors to cut
the thumb off, and they went away.
1 Mrs. Tinsley telegraphed for l>r. l'ryov
at Chester, he was twenty-four hours in
. pelting here, and although the treatment
had beeu seriously delayed he undertook
to reset the thumb, and did so.
i The boy was rent to the doctor's home
. eorne days later for treatment, lie has
returueil, and his hand, thumb and all,
oe getting along nicely, the joints have
1 knitted themselves together all right and
' he can move his thumb. In a short
\hiie the flesh will beentirely healed and
In- hand will be well and his thuub ."-till
1?? a useful member, saved to him by th j
timely intervention and determine1!
. Maud taken by his mother, in opposing
, the doctors1 intention of amputating the
member.
A Good Show.
Tho Herald Square Ope a Co., pro-enti'd
"Said Pasha" to :i large and appreciative
audience last Thursday night,
i This is a No. 1 troupe, composed of
excellent talen*, an l the audience showed
its appreciation by very liberal appl uise
Mr Ceo. J. Williams in the character
of Mockcv, companion to lladad, the
i acivt ntiner. was emsiderably above the
, iverago. Aliases Klla Stetson "AIn
Oil.Mil of A ll:i ri " is a o.?oit_. .... 1
V " * " "" * '' " '* wv""" '*11 * 0,11 l-k??
a nightenga'e. Mob G1 >ver is a viv
iuu of loveliness ami ctrrie.1 the pirt o:
>> 'Lena Pasha's ?1 ^tighter to irsifeei'o.i.
Mr. Harry Nelson is one of the (i iea
singers we Iiavo heard in this oily, i.n
fact ilie singing generally was the Lev.
we Lave yet hud. The troupe exp set"
to leave l-'rul iy morning. baton account
or His la to train tliey u mid notinik.
.on:-eelion a id were t?revail?Hl upon <;
1 on.' tfhiday and Saturday ingots. Tin
'.t.ed Oloveil I'riday n-ght and I'm
' Limes of Normandy "vilurd iv ni.ii
! ii >y were greeted each night by !.
itK.ieines eoinp > ; d of lie elite or' :
'e vn. All ihe piavs were well rendered
and veiy much appreciated by iIicmidie:;ees.
TliPV pioniisid to eouie ag an
nexi seisonand we can safely say ice-.
m!i play to a large audience wl.e i iie \
retain They express t.,oms4-lves we .
o'l-ased with their reception at L'nio.i.
Shot Her Dog.
i M-s. Chase lias a very large and
foiocious looking dog, which u til tj
follow her around town, everyone re
nc nb rs the do/, especially the children,
> v ho look particular care to give liiui o
> wide widt.ii wlirm they siw him approa;* iug
Mrs. Cnase has been keeping iit
dog at home recently aud it semis that
i Hi.- dug must, have liecotue somewhat
> unruly, as ic is understood tii.it. the
, It: bit. of snapping a pLtol at liiin had
lire practiced to make him iniud iln
was very much afraid of i pinlol. A
1 few d ivs ago Mrs. Chase had occasion t<
lesorl to the usual method, but wneu
, the pistol snapped tliis time it was ac
c lrnpaiiieil by a loud report followed immediately
by the howl of pain fiom the
- d ?g, tlie bullet wan in his bivdy. Mrs.
. Chase was very much astonished at tin
result and regrets tho occurrence ver.v
much. This is anotlierpioof that it. will
1 not do to monkey with an unloaded gun
The dog was not dead at last accounts,
j however.
1 Charleston Exposition.
r -
; It is propos* d to hold an Ex-p.isitiori ir
, the City of Churl- ston in l'JUl which wil
be thoroughly representative ol' the Indus
} trial and M ilerial llesouicesof the Slate
I- The Governor and the General As embh
. of South Carolina, the Senators am
j Representatives from tins State in Con
gess, lite Mayor and the City Council ?
Charleston and all the local commerce
0 and badness organizations of the t it;
1 have given their umpiiiilied ondorsemen
. to the p:? i'd.
In the performance of th.dr duty th
" Committee invite tluica.m stco-operati >i
. of u.o Manufacturers, Mmclmi.ts am
B Farmers, and all who are intcrestel ii
r the material development of South Caro
iinu.
r ?
j A Card of Thanks.
i
y I wish to thank my ftienuj for thei
kind inquiries and arsistauce (lining in
^ recent illness. Which I very much appit
cute. S. M. Hick, Jh., E. U.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Remaining in 1 ho Post Oflice a
Union, S. C., for the week en.'.in
j February 1(>, 19(0.
I ,>ir ii it Anuersuu
, Mi II L li.ub.iW
II Bevilln
Miss Haiiny Bntty
I \Iv M 11 Gilii-im
Miss Viekery Gregory
Mis Ellen Gregory
II Mr Iltiiry II?*'d
| Mrs Martha 111 I
Mrs Lizzie Join.son
Miss Meddle Miller
Miss Mary Miller
; Mr E 1> itlclmid
Mr Alex Sailor
Mrs Hester Vandiford
Miss Murv Vaiidiford
Mr D B Walker.
Persons eal';og for the above le
t rs will pleaso nay if advertised, an
v.ill be required to pay one cent It
their delivery.
J. C. Hvkte^, P. M.
^ I
4
Spicy JottlnfL* From the Hill.
s Ben Wlii.'ener, son of A. S. Whitener,
was madf the recipient of one of factory
' hill's most charming young ladies, Miss
I<ona Scott, daughter of Fletcher Sc >tt,
f ail'! they were happily married sit the
i bi ide's home Sunday 1 p. m , hy Itev.
, F. II. Schuler. *
, Sam Smith, 1<1; son of Jake Smith, was
' married Sunday at J. M. Bonnet's, Jm*
lice of Peace. to Lola O'Shields, 1?;
daughter of 11. A O'Shields.
, A very p-ouHir wed ling happened
t last Sunday which reminds 1110 of the
Polygunist "ltober.s." A young man
' named J. C. Meisonheimer came to work
s at factory and fell in love with a young
lady, il.ss Amanda Bates, th-y were
m irried last Sunday, but the young man
made his deinisj Monday on 10:20 traiu
learning llml his liist wife was coming
> to visit (Jiiion. 1 don't blima him dn
youV
And still .mother one, von know the
..Idslying, "when it rains it pours,"
!$y the Rev. Mr. Humphries, .Sunday,
Mrs Klin Jennings to J. 8. Rogers.
I lamp Sullivan suipris-d his many
friends last evening ( Tuesday) by bringing
boms a bride with him lrom Charlotte.
It would surprise you to see the hot
house plants Drown, Gilliam and Cumuiings
have at rear of alios departing,
about four weeks ago we planted soma
cabbage and tomatoes l'rom selected
seeds of D. M. Ferry & Co., and it i>
amazing how they have sprouted and
grown.
Mr. W. I. Goings, of Company store,
has been siek of late b it we are glad to
-oa bim at bis post again.
Mr. llall has returned from Columbia
The railroad to llalTalo progressing
nicely, and if we had not such bad
wou'her lately it would hive been alnnst
completed.
The Skuilhnn railroad is laying a new
side track from compiny store to piwer
house, it isceitalnly a go.nl thing as we
were in need of it. now we want a permanent
sw itch engine, at I think there
is enough tratll; to have one.
it irney Uargesa h is a steal/ boarder
i gi >.
.) ii Davis r-.celve 1 a valentirie it was
i b..v and weighed II pan ids.
M . lVUigre.v, on elTef engineer
from Spuianburg, h tS returned to giw
place to M L. C. 1> g-by, our new eagio"
r fioui A' 1 a'd i.
Mi". Yin linen, vv'i > hi I lis rigid
.1 ni'l umput is* I s "viM.il w-cks ag , vi;l
iru hum ' Krtdiy I i li/unkivn, \ v
V K. Wl! WD'I h ill i'Vl'1'v su 'C* S-.
id* eertai ilv' hi* prove I Mm i if.i gerrl**.
i hi luring Ii i >h.;'. <s".ay a el Were it
a i ?r lit.* pa'tif :l leaf -Voidi hef. d
nan iiC W in d : >! id h.i,. n 1 .g u >.
I luve il~v?T seer. I a:* aii*w?T to t he
puz/. e ouo o y '.,i iMi io-;? m i ii'.* .-est
8 a'i'i'Ih a 2 askio.2 in make a sija in.
fr vu 1 In -"> ml 1 :ii??"> m :'i way.
Mere h o A t?i r.'ii.i:i p.ore..j <i
having 2<) appim in a in! i e . 1 ?? 1 up hi*
favorite pup.i i > h in .i . i i-.uil .. y.v
proveihissilutio.il wilt give you li it], j
i?nl in doing vm must. h ivo |?? app c
an-1 I 10 also. Til hoy is X > 1 tla
p 'lessor Xo. 2, \o i takea certain minion
ait 1 take t i-i sun *, vmi take another
ii'Vnih'jr anil I i twice as uric i
you m**- \ nt' my lasi. uihnh r and I ink
^ of vmii' last number anil you take the
.* i:ne as lay last nunibir which eqnla
t?M o piece vvh ui add *d up if you get
11 si ligutvs right the re it is Very eu*v.
Koxy.
Put i SHiujilcr.
A o msid'. r ib'e rippe of excitement
was caused over ou rite lull We Inesilay
uveniu,, by a manijgc that < secured
1 about knocking off luno, the connubial I
b!iv> wa> of si ut duration, however,
when tli* irate parent got wind of the
atfair. The particulars as near :?s we can
1 lea-a arc about as follows: Mr. Mack
Connor and Miss Lynn Poison, (14 years
a age,) arranged to tie the gordon knot,
and at 5 o'clock We hi *sd.iy evening he
I U)ok Miss Lena to ltcv. W. 12. U. Utimohries,
who ruale tn-iii mm and wife.
i Mc II. A. I\?!son, father of the brid?
was soon made: aware of the occurence
and went immediately after his daughter,
and took her aw ay at the point of a pistol.
M>\ Connor also drew his weapon but
i neither used them, uud the girl returned
i tj tier h urn wit h her father.
AN ORDINANCE
i
j! Authorizing the Issue of Fifty
I Thousand Dollars Cou,
i)o:x Bonds.
Whereas at an election lirld on bill
day of bVbru try, l'.MJ, a majority of the
1 qualified eh-ctors of the town of Union,
' Eolith Carol in i, voted in f.vorofth:
issue of lifty thousand dollars of coupon
" bonds, as set forth in the petition signed
by a majority of tlr.: freeholders of said
town, praying for said election. Now,
therefore,
lie it ordained by the Mayor and Aldofinen
of the town of Union, South
r Carolina, in council assembled, and by
y authority of the same,
That lifty tli nisand dollars of coupon
bmds be issued l?y tlr) town of Union.
South Carolina, in denominations of one
thousand dollars, or lice bundled dollars,
.. .A I,..-. J- I A I ? t
ui untJ iiu iJii"! ci iillll!*, I') l?'c SliIIIC'l
it the Mayor and Mlerk and Treasurer <>t
Mini town, to m-ot the construction "f a
sewerage. system. of war<r work* improvement
-and city hall. 6ai '
bonds to bear interim a', six pc o nurn
per annum and payable forty uars .titer
dale, with privilege oi redemption after
tw -iity jenis Irom d de.
Done and ratified bv tin Town C.etnoil
assembled this J3 i diy of FeOm oy.
lif.si.
[Attest:] .1. II. Hodoku
W. I). Aiithuk, Mayor.
Cleik and iYe.;s.
\V.\ST11I>, for e.ush, Hickory, I)?t?
w sod, Pe.rshnnion and Walnut Logs
^ iithern Hardwood Co., 1*. C>. Iko
5-id, Charleston, ?. C. 40?3ni
|j G17ANO NOTICJi,
,r .Ml parlies owing us for Guano wil
! ? tnko notice that t)i".se claims nr<
U ?v due, 1 an &> Xhanutu.
A MODEL COUNTRY SCHOOL.
Preparing to Lock Horn* With the
Kclton School in a Spelling Dec.
! 1 11 our rounds last week we caino
to the school taught by .Mr. J. T.
Fowler, more familiarly known as
"Boss Fowler." We have been anxious
to visit soino of the country
sehools for a long time, and so we
pulletl rein and stopped, Mr. Fowler
invited us into the school room, we
entered and received u general introduction
to the school composed of u
goodly number of the lads and lasses .
of the community. They were bright, ;
rosy-eheekcd nnd happy looking flii 1 - |
dren, ages ranging from ~> or 0 to 18;
years. They appeared to be studious, J
and not at all disconcerted by the |
presence of strangers. Mr. Fowler
is an excellent teacher, and has hi>
pupils well under control, he has his
rules and insists upon the scholars
obeying them to tho minutest detail,
and this they do cheerfully, consequently
everything works harmoniously
and without discord. Mr, Fowler
is kind, considerate and patient,
and is untiring in his efforts to advance
his scholars in their studies,
atul he has by this means gained the
confidence, respect atul love of his
school, from tho smallest to the largest
scholars.
When we entered we found Mr. J.
G. Farr inside, we left liiin early in
the morning, and lie had decided to
spend the day at this fine little school
while Mr. Richard Farr and T took returns
at .Vdainshurg. The Auditor had ,
been assisting Mr, Fowler wi h hi* j
school, but tho exercises of tho day 1
being about over on our arrival, lie
Was buried in the pages of a bo k j
from a popular author.
Tho majority of the scholar* were i
liujd up in a spelling class and tho ;
batcher was putting them through a
umv speller. Several little ripples of
merri ueuO were caused w!ieu some
word would travel through tin elu-s
spella.i in every conceivable way except
the right one. We noticed that .
tie re vero some r>al good spellers iu
the class and wore inf u\n?-d by Mr
Fowler that some of his b st spellers
Were i 13 mb. It seem; ihst slvre to
be u spelling bee in tho ne.r future
Uet.ven tins school and the school
at Kelt on. Mr. Fowler was pr.au ie*
1 I
iug :u this new book, as it was very j
likely it would be chosen by I\eit;,n. 1
We were requested to talk to the
children after school closed, but this
being a little out of our lino we respectfully
declined, and tried to
shoulder this little job off 011 the
shoulders of our companion, more
gifted in oratory, the Auditor, but lie
would not hear to it, said he could :
speak to a crowd of grown men but
would have to prepare a week to address
a school of children, so tho
children were deprived the pleasure
of a good laugh ut cither of us for the
reuicuiuus lanure ?e wuiuu liiiety
have made lu the attempt.
J3ub wo wish to say this to the
scholars: You are preparing to meet
lvehoii school In a spoiling match,
you have an excellent teacher, who
is full of energy and push, we know
him well enough to know that if you
follow his advice and apply yourselves
dilligently, that he will lend you
every assistance, and lead you on to
victory, lie has great hopes of the
record you will make at this contest,
he is confident that you will show up
to the best advantage, and carry ofT
thelaurels. l)o not disappoint hint, let
no opportunity pass unimproved to
perfect yourselves in the art of spelling,
this extra application will bj
beneficial to you not only in making
it possible to gain the victory over
the other school, but the results will
stand by you in the future, and when
years have rolled around you will revert
back to your spoiling matches
and remember how hard you worked
to becouio proficient in spelling, and
will '.hank your stars that you hud
good judgment enough in your
younger days to improve the opportunities
of your youth. It is no moan
j accomplishment to bo a goo:1 spelli r,
i now, children set your Fights high,
i stainl by your teacher, gird on your
airni<>r, make ready for a battle royal,
ami go iu to wj.v.
i \\*?. I ,K. in l
In y niiuriauiuu inc ui;iirii
is to tuko p!arte o;i th . ev?.sinjf ol
Km! -y March 2nd. If we r\ o arrwnj,"
| v'* d ? so we wiil muk'i i. :t point en be
j pros .'ut Hid hive no doubt we ah.i 1
! see both schools acquit lb nus- Jv >s i '
1 ?. in.i mer to relied credit u;> .11 thoh
. teaeueri and themselves
t = ??''I
W'AKTEb:?ren.i'iU .or two dc..ir
J able two lioise fauna. Muit luaiit,!
- i stock.
Mrs. Francis Murphy,
J Mt. Tabor, S. C.
cj r*i< bli Garden Seed nil 1 in 1 * i.. 11
; cent paper* at Svwite'i.
.?<V.
fen HJEt, 1 . /:
$500.00
To 11 ie party wli
jTHENEW YOF
| Is doing all the business in Union
we do claim to he selling more gi
ness house in town. Why? Bee;
Dry Goods, Clothing, SB
ru 11 ks, Genl'j
Bought at the right pri e and t*
price, \vc pty cin and save all
amount of goods it tabes to ru
Carolina, South Carolina ami (Sec
u mi i., . . u,
ii nil v 11 i v: - ?; I ? ? lIUUS V. ,'' Wl
would amount to more than ail tin
We hear our neighbors say,
running ell goods they want toge
it. We don't buy the.n to beep a
worry because bu in ass is dull. V
ONE SMALL
Consequently we are always b
you have not got $25 or $50 dolia
right along to
The New Yo]
And j ou will be surprised at the
get for $e or
Shoes for men and ladies are s
shoes at 50c.
See our coats and vests for $1
amount.
1-5 1 f ! Clt r - r3 -v * -. 5- ' .
jijuLii-jy 'jr:ii ayLi ;od;
? < - '2G00
l\ifx\nr V rt*s^r
1 ^ V TV id i2>\
HEAPQUAi
A TOMATO:
From Feb. 10iIi to
cans of standar 1 v.j
Terms of this sale t
ing* this tirno other g
go at such cut-throat
the date*
Feb. soth to
Don't forgot the te
tomato sale.
w. I
Mules, Mult
I have just re
load of Tonness
Hor sef. All p<v
oi >; oi - cl ; a vm m u
Xioi'ScJwS wi?> do
ar.cl sco mv h -
All of this su><
sound, thoroi ?
and sold under <
km ki r? r- mA n ?
R. H. MILLER, - ^
DR. I. M.
'
Crown and Bridge <
^ Specialty.
Reward
lq cart prove
IK RACKET
i. We don t claim it, but
nods than any other bu-siinse
we have the
toes,
5 Furnishings, Etc.
> get thcin at the lowest
1 discounts. Think of the
n one big store in North
>rgia.
zi'c consolidated in one it
1 * TV*
a easiness in t nion.
the Now York Racket is
: rid of. \Yo say, yes that's
nd then stand around and
v'e are satisfied with
, PROFIT.usy.
1 )on't. worry because
rs in your pocket, but come
ck Racket
amount of goods you will
till going at 99c. Children's
. pS. All worth double the
3d 1c a Paper
CU'IDT nCDADTMrMT
OIVIHI UL.I Nil I I1IL11 I .
LliMtt.* '111" illtd bl.uk
i!?d< rl;i< t oii'V - ."O.J.
] a : h' ' if?' 1 in<1
winsttil i.ts old/ - 08c.
r.ililOS T ePV.M'.u iCnUt.
M'l \ st V 'i.-l , hi I'- - S1.*2
A l-i- a ! i i.tilif'i! 1 iit* oj C\f1
on. Si-i; i- I. jt'jii I'.iilliantii.i
rroi'i i.o ?'.4S.
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the 28th I will sell 3
eight Tcmatoes for
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; pric3 z. D on't forget
28th.
rmi, as this is a cash
hi. West.
ceivecl a car
e Mules and
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. os or fa mily
well to call
lore buying,
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fhly broken
a guard 11 too.
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- - - Manager.
HAIR, A
Dfflce Bank Building'
Uiiioxi, S. C.