The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 28, 1900, Image 4
THE UNION TIMES
Published Every Friday.
?by the?
UNION TIMES COMPANY
Rooms 1, 8, 5 unil 7, Bank Bmi.mxu.
J SO. It. MA THIS, Editor.
L. G. Young, Manager.
Registered at the PostoOlcp in Union,
8. C., as second-class mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One year SI.00
S<y months ------ "0 ?ents
Three months - - - - - 'J" cents.
ADVEHTISSMEnTS
One square, first inso-.tion - - ?1.00.
Every subsequent insertion - 50 cents.
Contracts for three months or Ir.ngei
will be made at reduced rates.
Rejected manuscrpt wi'l not ) e returned.
Obituaries and fiibi.tcs > !' respect
will'be charged for at half rates.
UN CON. S. C.. DEC. 28. 10(10.
Don't let the Blue X mark hit your
paper. If you get so f ir in arrears
that the Blue X mark appears on
your paper the jig is up with you
until you step up t> the Captain's
office and settle up.
This year is nearly dosed. The
record page is nearly filled, in a i\ \v
more days the last lines will have
been written and the pa^e v. 11 be
closed forever and numbered among
tho things of the past. As wo lo >k
back over the record we find that, in
spite of tho many good resolutions
formed at the beginning of the page,
wo hare lofr, undone m mv tbin-rs
that we should have done, and thit
we have done many thing:? tliit
should have l.otte. been left undoi e.
But to err is human, and if we have
a clear conscience uf having faithfully
strived to the best of our ability
to do that which was right, tin I to
have done unto our fellow man as we
would have him do unto us, we have
not lived the past year in vain. J.- t
year and the beginning of the next,
to make the record of the coming
year an improvement upon that cf
1 lie year just passed, what* ver it may
have been. Let us make the coining
page one that to review may not bring
a blu-h of shame nor a sigh of regret
>> ? sincerely \vi?a our patrons arid
friends, one and all, a very happy
and prosperous New Year.
We clip the following fr >rn the
Columbia State regarding t!ie excel-!
lent deal made by Mayor 31 icbeth !
Y'oung in placing Union's bonds at j
4 per cent, an 1 at a premium. 31 lyor j
Young deserves the highest words of ,
praise, not only because the bonds ;
were placed at this figure, but b?- ;
cause he made the fight single hand- j
ed and alone in the Council Chamber I
against very strong opposition, which !
contended for giving an option on i
$40,000 of bonds. The mayor finally
carried the day against the option
businsss:
"The rapidly growing little city c f'
Union has another achievement t > |
boast of besides its census record. The '
municipality having determined \ < 1
issue 000 of 10 year coupon !> n.N, ]
redeemable after!!0years, the is*u ;.>
be devoted to sewering the city, 1-1 1
U'Olfil iim( H'rtnl.* Ar.^n-.-l 1. a . . .. ... I
"v,u * ..~v.? l.|? ... .1 ... IIIV I'M"' I . .
of applicants from Cincinnati, CJevc-j
Jand, Chicago and Atlanta, and it !
was found that competition hud r? - j
suited in securing terms said t > 1 j.? : ,
the best ever ottered, with two excep
tions only, a city of under !?;?,(? >i?j '
people. There were two bids fur 1 i
per oent. bonds. One from a Cinein- | i
nati house ottered par, but rtquiri-d 1 ,
a deduction of $ 1,0o0 as a commis- i
eion for placing the issue. The I
award was made to an Atlanta man, I
who ottered 101.0f> for i per cents , <
and to furnish tlie lithographed bonds !
at his own cost. 'J ho pnmium:
amounted to (' ?. I nion i< to 1 o I
warmly congratulated upon this evi- s
dence of its fine credit?a credit due, i
no doubt, to the knowledge of its t
very rapid growth in industries and ,
population. Union hoi .Is the record
so f ir, but if the supreme court .shall !
decide t tie pending constitutional '
amendment question in Columbia's <:
favor we hope that before 1901 is j ?
over this city will bo enabled to surpass
It with an issue of 1 per cent. 1 '
for the sarno purpose. Columbia's r
old bonds, now bearing 1 per cent, t
Interest, already command n premium
In the market."
Our front page is devoted to storh s u
suitable for Christmas reading. Next |
! i
we?-k we will print a new years'
Begin the New Year with a renewal b
or a new subscription to Tin; Tjmkb. n
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SPARTANBURG AM) I'M OX.
They Protest That the Smallpox
There in not of Character to
C mi no Alarm to Visitors.
Union, December 20.?Special: A
vi-it to (ho reported "smallpox ce mtr-.s
' reveals nothing alarming. la
fact it iicli 'fw is h nrd of smallpox in
tlio l-avn* of Union n:ul S;> irtanbu.'u
'!uui is h-vrd at other places eonCl
r? i / >situation at these
poiei-; I lie ilotini of Health
at I < <*u am! l..i. t:r; have
ailojiivi as stringent ifn-inaivs
as i< |i s-itih' a* <1 every iireeau''o*i is
system iHea'ly w rkni Ihr-niif'i t > ? *
orj??ini/.ations \\ h?-re loeic a
few eases oi x in I 'i. >e l--e.ilit
.es t liere is no ill >re than h : - *-e n
the ea-e f-.r two \ears. S-> I was ?e!i
able informeii at hotli towns. l>r.
Kvan's r-noft- of l he S > irt mini ^ -itU
itioa is n r it ifyin-^ no i un-ini-u nlslv
etiiloi-- -I l-y all Willi \\ h i:i I '. -vussi.il
t lie sit a., i iot<
At Union I w-s < flicially no.t ncenr-itdy
informed that t!.: ii , i
-1 nth of Mrs. Carter fmtn smallpox
was a mistake, as her ileal ii resulted
i\v>tn an entir< lvc.i'.T -rent eati-e. 11 it!i
<> ' these (owns are somewhat ? f rottnopolitnn
ilitr.ctisiot s and trrowth,
and new out er-prist s c 'U-t atit ly hrin^
laborers. 1 ii ixtreti-dy ilifllcult
io have perfeet control of -1; .-li :i sitlation,
but i i si fir i-s this can be
lone nothinif rem-.ins in done.
The business tnon < f t.'riin and
Sbartanburg fools much aggrieved at
reports which will cause material
damage to the holiiday trade, if tint
to the towns intor? sied. l imy very
much deprecate t!<<> nbrning reports
emit out and certain it is tli.it at botli
places there were no visible inter: u:.t
ion that denoted any cause forspaci !
alarm. So far as t ho real facts of t h
situation are concerned it seems that
fear of the disease has rx igg ?rated
the real dangers of the situation.
J. E. X.
We clip tho above from Frie!n\
issue of theXtws and C.ouricr. Wo
are very glad that this widely circulate.1
journal sent its representative,
Mr. .1. 10. Xorment, to investigate
the small pox situation here. His
report substantiates our statement
that the seriousness of the situation
has been greatiy exaggerated. Me
have some cases here, i! is true, but
it has been seat'ereil about over the
S;ate, h ?r > a< well as el ?i\vh *re, for
i he pust two y?-ars, and with to people
being vaccinated so r.ipi I'.v tl at
an average of 200 points per \v<vk are
used, we cannot see that the situation
is at all alarming, and see no
reason for it incoming so if the 15 iard
of Health will use proper precautionary
measures and enforce the quarantine
or a premises, when it m or.ee
put on. But the putlingupof a !! ig
at a house, as a notice to outsiders of
a case of small pox within, while th
it.mates are allowed t > go out at th sr
1 1> a sure and mingle with the people
hi the streets or elsewhere, is not the ]
hind of quarruntino that is goiefr
to havo th a desired elfect. if we sire
jroiny to quurrnntino let be made of- ,
feetive, and let it l>o distinctly under- \
-I nod t ii.it the inmate who wilfully!
ijot s out from a qunrruntined house j
subj^ts himself to arrest a; d eon'lno
mer-.t in the pest house.
Wo doubt if there are more cases
in h'r.ion than in some of the towns
w uuse papers nave neon so inm:strously
spreading tho letter regarding
the small pox situation in l*i"ion.
The people generally ore ready and
w i!! i ng to be vaccinate 1, and we think
this an opportune time to order a
.sufficient quantity of tulu s, employ a
physician to do the vaccinating in a
careful manner free of any charge to
the citizens, and thus stamp ou' the
d -ease. It w< ul 1 ho money veil
spent hy tho to.'.n. Health (Hirer
Harris informs us that he is an. w ri
g calls day and night to vaccina e
families, hut he needs help t > push
[lie work along tho more rapidly.
rSic doctors are aho vaccinating ;! eir
patrons when requested tod) so.
Vaccination is the only remedy, and
.ve are glad our people have at last
otne to a realization of this fact.
While it is not claimed that vaccination
will render one immune from
reriloiil, it has actually proven to he
no upon several occasions, where the
>artie-? waited upon the patient an i
lid not contract tho disease.
The (inlfney Ledger came out lac
veek v.ith a Id-page edition, coritai:
ng u comprehensive write-up of th
hriving Jitlle city of (r.iffney, which
nnkei ?v very fine showing l>ntK f.-.r
ho town and the paper. Gaffney i1110
of the prize winners in the recent
:ons'H returns. Irs dovdopmon1
nd industrial progress !i is been pirn
lOtninal, and the L "d/er is humping
ight along neck-and-ncc!: with tie
own.
'Ih.) Atlanta Daily News was an
rti-tic gem Saturday, also Christmas '
ay. Its colors wers red, white and
luc. Jt promises even greater things
>r its Saturday's edition. 'I he At- t
:nt t News is ono of tho newsiest
ewspapffj in tho South?
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P. i>l. PARK. Preaidsnt.
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X UPO. A1UNK'\ Cashier, J.
? ^ercliaiits1 and P!a
ft
? or tr>;ii
X Capital Stock
'}* Surplus
v Stockholders' Liabilities
&
X Total
v
? Dikf.ctoks?J. A. Fant, \
T. C. Duncan, .T. T. Douglass,
'? Wm. Colernan.
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X We Solicit Y
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! TOMtSYITsLi: NEWS AOT/vvS.
Dent '/ of an listiiuablc YolinR Man.
(jOo:1 Xinax Trade. Copper
end Iro:i in the Country.
Joacivi'.le, Do3. 24?Christam eve
has been a lov.'y day and the s;nitry
psop'.o nave couio t > t nva i i ! r^.?
uumbor? aid Iuvj been tpiite li una!
tnwaids tha ni re-nints ami imv? give < !
lh?in a good trat , but the d.?y ha; ]
been a s d, day ! r .1 mcsvdin < >i kc [
c unt ? t' ('.iu lii'iril of Mr. J me.M.
MoH'hirtor, who.'o remains wi r.-1
laid ( > r? at ;ii t :?j vit'a^i e-m ?> r/ .it i
(iiLain rej pre km oo it a iir^j
congregaii" ; id r la'.ives a J ; -.!< . j
tie bluer d tt rvi 'o b i .* o<? < do- i ?1 i
by II D Ilnoks i.ium Mo Vii
(i r w-s lean t! m >tr .1 mesvilo mi M
had n a ;y love?1 unci and i.? [
lids c mi 'li unity v. li ? now im.uni hi.-j
sad deat'i. lio *v.n a brigh\ earr ,
getie y-Mi.ig mi i who ha I o.i'y a how i
?eneiuca launched upoi l.t'j wi i j
bright pro.'pocU f?r tha fulu'o !I -j
ha ! fav ?d up' ! r.'s li ird earnings and !
wis 1' i. i g t i tiki stock in t'u.J mi" i
* i
villo !v ui iiig Mi Is, a i t win . hs j
g'iiig t ea'ir i.i <? bus i;ai ia on - ;
tow.i. Jml -u.-h yam* m a ai Jimj
McWIi r er w !: make iheir mark io 1
the worl i an I a*e a. i;reif '"s to any j
coainiuuity. .J.i ica was taken sick
at Uuiou, wlier^ h > wai d i ig Vi-> ;
last with Mr. M. W. JJ>b', s.'Veia |
weeks a n : .1 n ; iv > \v.v?U'.; sick ;
noss i i U ii -a t ' i ' i* in ?v*e i J ; u |
i >. i ... i . i .1 I _ i:
iio n , 4\ i.* i: ; ^ i; t i : 1 :i;n iu * u
cul skill d; i all tut c mid I)) d > 10
but this did not arrest t id itiv"; 8 !
lyphui t nularii an! ho griliull^
went down until death relieve! hi n
at one o'clock yra'erday cvoiii '
Joaesville has sufibred heavily in ihr
I )?s of yon.' nie:i 'his ;c.ir,
Mr. \V. T ihn n .t l mg
>inee found a rich cipoar rni:i<: op
h:a p ace, nn I now he c .m:i up a . i i
sa/3 ha his >'.i--iver:d iron *<ro in |
abu : I uice. b ! i ars njor the H a .h I
cm UiilwiV id.oat ono ail a hili'l
miles north < i" .J meaviilo.
T ;o C?tto:i Mill ail Knitting Mill j
all u t d > \vn ! a t S it a r i ay until \Y c I
tua lay in irniag.
U-sv. D.vhl Hacks pr aohil Ida
flTit set mo i at the Meth ?list church
here 3ca'e:d.i?". He hi lag ml miieuce
t j greet him at- his lira: njo-car
a.no aid he in.ila a go;d iuipnasion
on Ida hearers.
Christmas week hi is a'r t? h? dii'l
in this comoiuuiiy, g>od dinners and
huuting will 'orupoeO the prinirpa'
festivities. Oar b ijs and girls who
were off at col leg: have all c >nve him
to spend Christinas, i xe pt Mr. Alox ,
Foster, who will ?v:,?du over in IU1
timbre and Mis# Willis S nitbar !, who
will epCinittniu at WTnthro.v
This closes my c >rr?sp >rn!e *ra i'lr '
another year with Tmo Times a*?-i ,
wishing tii3 e lit .* ;;;i 1 a'l t:;o file
bays a happy Chri. I bM y ?u i
ad ou lor the nineteenth cvntury.
Tui.kimion 1;
Wants Honors I)i vitlal.
Emtok Union Times:
I thank you very iuuc'i I >c v.;:r i
kind \vjrd3 with r.epecilo me av.d t? \
w rk r.i pastor ii your U-t
paper. Bat in rolarenoo to the work
at the Sec mi-! U.p'it (Jhuro'i I ?i e
sirj t > sty a 1'.1 -v w ???U in j i.-t.c t <
others wh > liavo LtVirel eir u- t'v 1
tlit-rIt \T. ^V. 10. <i. iluinphti'r
dcs'-rvea the ers-ii I r boii is t' o lea ? ]
iug spirit n i!.o ma ti.r <-t t!io build
in^ ot't!i > h nirft ol < ur w-rahi}). And
ll-v. T. 11. CJarfi-tt, lo!ii?'v?* 1 by It v
dtjso Lnvi.n, hi? pj I l>rsa;l tli
. 1. -u ... i' r! 1 ' j iv,?i:o til' y so ?< <! 1 <
? >! >tii..; o'itirr': ri'.-pri-ti vely. It
u' ', I I t :iaL , I? g? t'-iT i* i' ii
it1- !. 111: j; a id tv i.ini lit | ?
1 iber*, i'i 'litl r-.ei-ro tin
I . ; r i- m iir i.l-i S<iii IVn ?.!I >?..
j 11 j r HpCCi i eCCl.ri II V.
) <Fr (i;i.11 IV lli-j work there r
0* y r. JI<i a tr ie
,i , v. , ; i f !i;c. i tc?' ;i <l deeply pit iu ]
i v <; ,! ^ n \ him !.? u.! 1
Sincerely,
ij M' kich. {;
1? OTIC 3. I
(' .1111fy I?.?; rtl of OommFsionors v
.1! hold their annual meeting on j,
I>mher 5Jlst, 1 SHH>, for the purpose f,
f winding up the business of the tl
r. -enl year, All pirt tea having 'tl
iiiirns against, rounty will present o
Jieni by that time. i c
T. J. Betunhauoh, Supr.
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A. H. FOSTER, Vice President. J
D. ARTHUR, Assistant Cashier, f
niers' national Bank f
ov ^|
$<>0,000 a
.*>,000 J
i?0,(XX) f
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#170,000 ^
\T. If. WallM'-t*, Win. .If(fries, #
K. V. McKiMH'k, A II. Foster, ^
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urn liuslnens. i
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The latest t!i ri^ i i tlie j wrnaHslie
circle i-i ii weekly newspaper to be
I published by W in. Jennings nryBn.
; Its name will be The Commoner. In
its columns Mr. Bryan will advocate
hi* Demo.'iwtic p Hey. The paper is
receiving grutuitious mention by the
, entire press of (lie country. Wo
| have no doubt it will launch out with
| a large subscription list, and advertising
space will he eagerly sought
j after by the patent medicine man.
As an advertising medium it will be
second only' to Tin: Union* Ti.mks.
lie II:is ;i Level Head.
We 1 avj received the foil..wing
letter from OIK old friend, Mr. W.
II. Crosby, fjrmetly of Union, 10*
in business an 1 doing w II in Myrthwijd,
A hi. Wo wioh loin in ich rue
cc?s. lie .3 the hind :>f young men
wh? make a tnccsi i*i lif :
Mvrt'-'v.vl, A'i, I) 7, I!) ))
Eliior IT si x Timi:*,
Dear ^ir:?IviJ!o>el Ii 1 oie(Sl)
dollar f>r my su'isi.-i.oti m t> I'iik
Timks to November. l!K)2
1 most c >:ig;atulatj you oa tlie
splendid get nj) of v air pip^r. I am
as prou l p.* ever of my old native
county and iSt ite ami (qua'.ly ns proud
t > s'i >w lUCJS=?. Alabii'iian- my coi"ty
pap T, as it keep i o:v p-ndo t in ivffird
t> tho rapi I strides of pr ig res
Uuiauis making. lu fir.'. 1 thin1,
that a largo iue.i3uro of Uoi uV
nchicvemeuts ij duo to Tin: TiMi:a\
W. B. C'rosjiy.
Wo aro s).no what of tho mmc
opinion. W. B. We are tr.'ir.g d >
our par: auy way.
Attcntian Pensioners.
Tho County Pen dons Boards arc
required to meet on ti e third Mo:i la
in January, next, (19:>l ) at th
couit house. The Township Biir.lare
to meit in their tow i h ps on th
sjcoud Saturday, the 12th, (1901 )
I was directed by the cmoty e;aiman
to give notice which I fare her
tafore done. Township? s'.oul I ino t
promptly and eao th;?t th.e biK-iu.s i.pri
parly p.ltcml .d to. A ? c v I) o.rJ
wi 1 b * ii cha'go of the bjMa-sti
i/j i i i *i; i .? ju-if
G. I) Fo\V:.i;:t
A :i Ail \~crt is/;i^ >c/ic.vie.
A loc 1 pV>ti)^r<;?'? >r !mi hi'. u;>n ;?
novel adv. nisisij: s:ii<-ni* l?y having a
\v;i4 >i! drive:i i h.m^li t lie i ?uij> li s' reels
DM I ' t' tv It tVl s! I I is t t'lM'llDIV li fill
i?f a hi i i in'hi'i'I a e im -i t, hi > it i i a ? tCtJa'.ed
tin I.T a 1> >t < e >li Si ii dm a
H tie* IM it. ni.i iy |i-r.nVu ae ii<-i:?-i
V'-l I. ill I L.'t !l ? i' li l Iv .1 Ml I I I Itiiii?
a )? i itiD, i T tii <i c ?>* i ?:i If. 1 in
if ludiei'ins siren** li.vn Iv. I'-i- v.i.j in
til'ii <1 i imi'i i" a!< ii;il y a nl all* i i*o ike
Street toppled Lh" d rnuij a:? i: 11 eunera
At oi.e aerowd o: sevt i <i l.n ah? d ;? i>p c
i;atlnT"d around iii; i :-s iv Muni i.j
QRtur.iilv lay lifeless w'a-iv i' lie! IiI;>m.
till) IB a;I !.!;e ut ' M" S at Ml" I! i V I, W I)
llild see a I a- :''.:m ft i-.t . ii >;;! e v .
liius s ! i. < > if ? x? ! vo i ? III
rualif 1 i ? i'id i?:r > '/> \ a i 1 t.u a ! i e
it inn, li t! t-y <!i I mij lha mi'.. 1 ^ t'
irr.Vfd ilia !i 11.\ li i i li )"!i i \ r i- if i i 11
Lli" fi'D v i h i.I d fi ts d ?1' i' 11 la i i
It'x-i: .
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Notice To Taxpayers.
1 i ' 1 f :d 11 im !'.?llo\i ii.g p'aees
li s!.: sited In-low:
Stanford's Store, .Jan. 8th, 1001.
l.ii.der's store, forenoon Jan. Oils,
1901:
S.i! fo:d Wiihnrn's Store, afternoon
January Dili. 11M1.
Willanii Itros. Stoie, Jan. 10th, 1001.
Stdalia. forenoon Jan. lltli, 44
lllack Reck, forenoon Jan. 1*2th, 44
Carl isle, Jan. 1-ltli, 41
Suntue, Jan. 15th, 44
Jonesville, Jan lGth, i4
Union, Jan. 17ih, 1 Stti ai d lUth, 44
I. ckhurt Mills, Jan. 21 t, 41
Auauii-hurg, forenoon Ian. >2..d, 44
Kelton, Jan. 23rd, 4> j
The time v ill exphe for making tax i
( turns Febrmiy 20'h
All male persona from 21 to GO is salient
to a poll except thorn exempted by
IIW. ;
It will ckktaini.y 1 c to the In!erest
I all taxpayers to make their returns j
>'fore the time ?xpires in the law rosrivi:i.Y
requires 50 p-r cent penalty to
i; added to those failing to make ivurns
at the proper tim?, so I would adiso
everybody, oven if you hive netting
but a poll to return, to make it bears
the time expires. Take warning as
lie law demands every p- rsoa to rn ?ke |
lieir returns so their names will appear
n the Treasurer's Duplicate when they
all to pay their tax.
John O. Farh,
40? Auditor,
| CHRISTMAS G
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/\i> iiiv icaruraws iu a
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r; opportune that we should t
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I j ancls of our friends and c
S) most liberal patronage th
^ during the past year, an
p promise GREATER TMII
[i Our efforts to please in
H been rewarded, by tlie
J,:1 of Cash Customers who
/ est values, and the bent
i j mutual. Our store will
{; '
},) for our annual stock-ts
D
cember 25th to January
j.| that the blessings of pr
m have corns to you in th
cresso with the openini
ITew Century, and thai
C( enj >y a Happy Christina
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THE FOSTE
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I he Cash People';
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(1 ?ne
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u - - ^ mai
Christmas, is an elega
Phaeton, sumptuously
ball bearing axles, pne
rubber tires, ana spriin
riuinga delight.
fllli n vt a a 1- -
mey UUIl 08 !
in several styles and g
your consideration.
GREEN &
The Best For 1
This is no catch. Our Groceries are fr
plete, with prices few meet. Fruits, Ca
specialties for Christmas. You will do
injury if you don't see us before you bu
plies.
GRAHAM &E
PHONE 84.1
'thtc parlor <
IT iving recently purchased the business o
[ a ii pf pared to supply the needs of-your tab!
IMIOX *0 TJM ^'OUJ
and they will he attended to with proiri
AUG GOODS DEUIVE
flutter, Eggs and Vegetables a
11 r in?ic
For garden, farm and barnyard produc
CHAS. R. SHIT
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