The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 09, 1926, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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;; ren. Boys Suits A SpecinIt;
Dry Goods, Sh
J\ Shop, Barber Shop and Bea
j ? We life not acUing Kaee-fr
cause we can sell Better h
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- ?-t^ontinued-i'VtTm 1
lish'ed niuchv I've *hrtd a piepe or two
Jn OfpoFtHHirv- inil .-Unit- WOil-L JiaoP
homo, reads, tliv unoH or tivc ooqks on
Ivor t?hlo, "Cane; "There 18 Contusion,"
and foils veritably in the colored
world. "Xo~~-\\htte man. save a
; _J. .; shadowy author and ar very live edl
iur, euieio uuo: iu . lc is u siurj ui imj
Negro peoples as they ipove through
Itarlem;. "
How good this nicFhre is, 1 for .one
_ cannot say. Some of the expressions
used. Mr, _yanj\"efhi.e.n MsjLglassaix
of colored slang. .L have never heard.
. Spine of the race talk is familiar-, and
^pne recoguizes the ybuth who. is. on
^.^declded whether or not lie shallHgo
-i. ? "
|4*hite. the girl whoni we are told is
nia#ryingf a* wITHe- n?m'''nndh(TDbdy'3.
rr. goijlg to. tell TiTm." But the most brilliant
part ot the slh!'y Iliuvos about
black bodies, oio)vh homes, high yel
lows, a kaleidoscope'.of color transfigured
by the amber searchlight."
?< ??-i'Tbe band snored and snorted and
; ? milsllt'd and 1.niched lilio ft hygwtAAnd
it is at the cabaretmat.the cur*
--=~ * . ' -tain is. rjing down. /< :
"Nigger He'avon" is a cross section I
those Just come and thpse of longer
^Jomicility, their r.ace in- Columbia
? treertsr -of?-4**^
~m)fmi;~jnrr thlnh iIih no'imf vinlsi*T
~ Sunday conceive that the-people must
* be let!-to grasp the opportunities they
have (' The First-Cull'). toJJtei down
their buckets whtfi'b lliey are," 16 cat
. Jov the blessings ,and happiness of a_
v. .._L_.land.ihat their 1 orcfa 1 heius jnadc_p.hio?_
.. jjoth as the, hosest!^
v Commdjh.ity program: How is this,
- anfctfbfettet; business houses, a
- ? Y. .Cf A . a Victory llank, with a
? pfttfHrt- <;apila.1 of S12~>.000. clearing its
quarterly'dividends" and a substantial
-surplus, what about the modern
equipped oohddl for Wuvujriy.-A F'-tpto
Faith that Is truly represented?of thd
r~i? Jfefrtqysingnis and progress of the cole??
?oretl - pudpU* Uf jtbulli Cmollna. ~t*higher
appreciation of our splendid
rr? a&U*red prcsid, antL Jiic .other worthy
fiL-our poonle. Such a pro.?ram,
executed, would, bring wealth
and. happiness to our group, a better
or i\e\v i ont. it nriongs w 1 in van
___? --Vrrrhtmi's other XoM^ork cross sec
tiong.?Hut ofT" llmis- rt\n^ modcrnitst.
- wim likes to draw.the uhpossible '?
trigued -at last by his ownV-Intruders.
His- hero is no puppet, but a youth
suffering from bitter disappointment,
^ his flimsy Siting .torn tp~ shreus,
striding down^Sixth-a venue. And us
, . .. he strides and as lie curSes, he is
ciiugltt by the dai R strt-tttof the book i
' who comforts liim at lirst. and then
-turfts-hjj[n ol,t niter a low ivLid nights."
? ' . > . - '<IWhfte~ men and brown men, _L .
fom until I tilu id' \nn. and
3:.-. .. ~~sjretr-rls-reabr and so is the "Creeper"'
who brines murder 011 the stage at the
? ??less vital. I suaperI Hi.it is the tiutli
? . with moat ato?ii a. V ioii i>. ium.li 0110101"
to portray vividly than virtue.
-??- You mafr- object (o the title, -."5Jlg-r
: 1- ger Heaven," but don't fail to lbeh- in
.on the place. ' ' . J'~- ?-r~
THE MASS MEETING H'El.i) SUN*
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ul-jgy. who had . o l_ <?i?
v ' * -study hisaudience. - ' '
It is wondered if tive-'men' who fos
tered and entered into the Spirit' jVres V
-out-Sunday eveniug.*.}vere "living ahead
. of their day and ti;ov. It is possible,
. feiilly true thfi.t. ii-i, ilni s.-uc TiF hn
mati Hideavor- tlune begins. to^ifayxL
UP a ?et of young vd'tvatedK-lu'irtiian
jipni.tud men; w-lin know VHimuhlng.who
mpan something and whom we
hope,. will_be pmmn tied. .aiuL. helped to
do something!
Dr. Brown read a carefully selected
?? list of names-to constitute* a commit-j
tee to practically and to perpetually
for use the spirit sho.vn in Sunday's
?. . meeting. " / ~ V T~;
Tcr these young men our eminent
^ physicians, the 1ni~tTvrt~.nther professional
men and. our splendid ministry,
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TO'en, Women end ChilcU | i
pes* Millinery ;|:
re is: First Class Tailor ^ ,
uly Shop for V^omen^T 11
'girl** ' 'ttiiy ft-niTV US hft- ^
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.iirirtnrfpd c-lyfirv and" better houses of J
worship. .'._ . ... '
STATIC OGG Ais 1ZERS OF . 7"
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ffial 11itve" come to many other' comfwc- nie^
proposing to do an industrial bus. 3
Uiess, anil feel certain that every investor
will reap many-profitable-benerns:
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In ai^ interview with A. Wt. Simklns,
Slate organizer .during his stay in
Orangeburg .there was. reported, the.
'most liberal response from the pro-^Vossivve
ciiizens here. Nearly every
one approached was ready to give
4leir nubscription for stock by paying
a letgo. initial installment. The conl_i.uT!y,
in view of this-itiml of response,
expects to be ready to begin writing
policies?by-~thc~brginning of the now
year ^ -:-;
^ 1 )i' tt S- Wrikinson. Tre3idcnt of
Mine .A. & M. College ,a: member of
the board of directors, has liberally
-subscribed "ami" endorsed the -movement,
1'" mntofi that such an Organi/.a
i : oiPliait long been needed in" the
State, aiul,tiifi was willing to give both"
liis'i'nOftns and time to assure the-establishment
of such an 'organization.
Mrs. M. 13. Wilkinson,"prominent olub.
w..1,:.^ ;.ls;n subscribed anu promised
to i>nt tin* [-"-"position before all
the._leading clubwomen of the State,
jit-is such encouragement as this.that
I the .State organizers are spending
night "and day interviewing and soliciting
(he aid of all for the-hasty-assurance
of the Southern Guardian Life
insurance Company.
C>R J. C. WHITE TELLS
ABOUT HIS TRIP IN
THf MMmi^rWEST
Before, leaving home on mv vacation,
Fconuueted my two last" revival nincl
iri^*; at \ hhovillp mid Florence!
ltet'/w , II. Miller, TKlSTOr Of the
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church of Abbe?
tills. There. L labored a week amdhg.
the niQaL, hospitable people, Motim-j
! dists and Baptists, I ever ~saV. ~ t:iri
i mi sof j_ to - fenend a second week in
Abbeville, but had a previous engage"<^tr7sdtir:jjtf-rjahl-rfeiendj;-fehe:.ile4,
JL
[I. Butler, of Hartsvillo, who pastors
a flourishing church at . Hyman's,
railed .\]L_ Zion.'?This was another
week, with thousands of people
-tnrart-te n d awco-earh night in the heart
>f t hf tobacco belt of South Carolina.
TOesd;iy of the r.ext week my wife,,
irrrby Aimet*. and mysetf^ieft for the
National. Baptist Convention in inHunapplis,;
Ind. We missed the convention
train. imfc-the G.-Dun?
Lllltl''lL'i>ltiH. and the Bcv. G. Gc
. Daniels of. VieorgGto\vh.~accdhlpahtei3
i lift nil f l\o ii>f> tf _ - i i . i
i na? n?> jriitr trtty. 5
At Cincinnati. Ohio, we met with
great throngs.of delegates frotn North
Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee' and
Plier States who got left like our
3olvea. V "
-Great MuUiiudes_Atten<L Convention.
auditorium; .j&vltere the greatest meetings
of this country" areheld.' Dr. J.
oJL men. The National Baptist Contention
of women met simultaneously
with the Corinthian Baptist, the RevL
nr TT^nrtoh: jsafcTor. This, great body
is uvcf by Mrs. GiSofeia De-'
Baptist-Faulkner of Chica^Hl. This
was the greatest -crowd of cvlstian
women I have ever seeajin-ily life.:
. AX- the au d i t ariumv.' h e? . t.h? mep
lu-ld their sessions, I have?|ever seen
a Jarge.crowd. oT pie?p_AU. jay
life. ? ?r-???7? FP i J
Convention loo Blft and Unwieitl'mg.
The National Baptist Convention-' is
entirely too hig and ineapahie of
handling. The Natjjptel llaptist Convention
stands in *(Br neeci of organization,
and more system in handling
ft>K. JKI/tli will deliyrr- his trfgSF
- Social Sermtn'
"WHEN CHICKENS CpME
, ' HOM& TO ROOST!" ,
Don't Miss this Roys-HV a Knock-'
ou.tr Come on! Let'i Go!
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THK FALWET
the?variono- State delegations. . The
aermons, addresses, reports of departments
-were- great. ^Pcucb ana harmony
prevailed,
The next session of the convention
a.*ill bp held with the Baptists of the
State of Colorado, in the City of Denr--rt?
L - ?
/er. 1
Indianapolis is a very large, beauthtni.and
enterprising city Most Ql the.
Colored nennl? ar? r?f thn Smith?
Senue^liifijdttfe Hospitable; ^ The colored
people^ptiMVest are far behind
the Southern'eolored people In educaA^a
and material wealth. The separate
schooL system, is?being put in
k'Oglie^? ?I?-? ??1??
Chicago, the Greatest City of AWfer'icaT
-While at the National Baptist Convention?South
Carolina was signally
honored, in mat two or her sons were
given.sermons to preach before that
great?body, vie,;?Rev. J.?ft Fin rip,
A' n:. d. P., and the nov. J. C. White.
We left Indianapolis on Monday for
Chicago, where--we were the guests- of
Mrs. A. P. Brooks, 4530 Calumet
Mrs. .Brooks and her family were
-fch C. Dr?Ar-P.-, Dewey, G. W.
and the beautiful Miss Josephine
Broo.ks constitute this very excellent
family. Here in this beautiful home
.ve stayed, had everything one's heart
couid Av'ish to eat, ahd for comforts,
l'he people of Chicago are certainly
a line lot. They are just like. Southern
people. -^Chicago?is indeed the
greatest city Of America. :lt is the
fastest growing city in America.
Rev. N. S. Shelton,?-Mhs. Shelton,
Mrs. Owens, Harry and Roscoe are all
doing - fine:?We took dinner there. It
vwirv an eiiiuwratc: -iuiuir.- we spent
the dayjyith Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Howard
and took dinner. Mtt Howard
took mo out to ride over, a large part
of the city. We took in the .great
-fho '"WOEtEfc The greaLcity market,
China town, the Jewish and Latin set
-Hementa. Our own flir. it. w. West
berry sjiared no pains in making it
ideasant tor us. 'VV6 fllbt Ml".. \V? A;
N'ik, who is also doing well. 'Mrs.
Cecelia Marshall, one" of Zion -Baptists
imsc-members. wuft-irer sister,
Mrs. Sharp, made it vfery pleasant fox
-mr?They live at C06G I.aKayatt JU'u.
brother of Mrs; H. E. Taylor of this
city, is doing-nicely.
Among the Chicago ^Churches.
? I worshipped' at the Seventh Day
Adventists on Saturday. attended
their-Sabbath School.. Mr. Harry Shel
ton is superintendent. There Lfonnri
hum!reds of eayneat workers engaged
in tl'ie' Master's cause. ~
This was the best organized-Sunday
Schopl 1 ever saw. They raised $141
tdbT iTip-tliaT'that was ~a'small "rbllec
L.m., line muiwi ntrg-;r""irw??ur (J I
Avhite niombersr t<? my laur'prisev The
Rev 'Mr. Peters is llie affable {Vaster,
inc services were fndocu grana.
The' .nejlv day, Sunday, 1 visited the
groat -hVbenezef Baptist Church, xor
nor- t ii ml J and lMll streets. IteV.
Sunday School was hevond one's iin
-agination. 7J__spoke to a number ol
-me-qetftmnieMits" -A large number of
the teachers knews mo, because they
visited the National"TJttptisl Sunday
School Congress he*? in- Columbia in
J.uner- They gave me-a-n wetlon. 1
heard an excellent sermon that. morning
from a young.man from Los An'
geles.-Cal. i estimated the congregation
to be near three thousand. J met
a large number ok South Carolinians.
At.night 1 preached for the Friend;
shin Baptist 1 Church. Rev. Dr. L
Drftne-Is the pastor. . Thin
about e^glit miTes" wesCof State street
Thcrg~aTu aiiuift l.soo SuntlAV acnooi
scholars. there, a great church and a
wonderful" preaehePr- They made it
quite pleasant- for; me. Mr.. West
berry accompanied me over there
Chicago is great as an industrial cen
ter, great in "^educational?facilities
: great in religion ana great in. sip and
crime;
We left the-' "Windy "ftttjt -Wcdp.esday
for the land of Dixie; We " stopped
over one night and dny-'fl'r Ashevillc
N. C. Editor J. D. Carr, as soon as he
heard that I was there, put his fine
car at-my disposaTTo go" where 1
jile.nse.d nud use ? i uas in-Uk
city. Mr. Carr__certainly .knows im?
to make you feel good in his hom<
town* We stopped with my wlfo't
brother, Mr. Mason Ren wick, on Hil
debrand^slxeet^ Friday afternoon wt
left for Union, S. C., my wife's home
Xlot there and found^Div^S. A. Kims
ensn'Knri in n 'meeting. I preached al
uorinih uaptist uiiurcTt aH day Sun
day to tjh'e,. hirgest crowds ever seer
nV TKBT'cntfrrh ??
' Dr. J. S. Daniels Resigns^
The Rev-. J. S. Daniels, who Ma?
paatored Corinth Baptist Church foi
the past five years, tendered his re si#
dlntp elTecl. Rev. Dr. Daniels Is a fin!
proafthor, progressive, affable and tc
know him is to loye - him. Rev
Daniels is open to?some good chureft
at present. However, a big church Jij
North Carolina U fir -tthe act of cait
lng him, 1"
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V Rahv and Mothers Day?I
-RXCEfr-feegin 2 P. M. BAi
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X Farmer's Conference 10 A.
X ?nd Base Ball Game 4:30J
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?r balT pramef^H- ===7
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*??11 A. M., Dooltci1 T. Hi, v&
^wtflicsfl thla intorocting gnr
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On leaving, the deacon board of
Corinth Church gave Dr. Daniels a
splendid -recqpimegdation and an after
collection^ Many tears were shed
that night.
At Chester One Week.
Monday found me iri; Chester, my
home towiw Whenever !-am 4n Ches
ter or Rock Hill I feel that I am on
holy ground, for that is where I was
brought up and born. I spent a week
r in Chester helping .the Rev. Dr. J. W
; Coleman in d revival, though my
, but -it soon got air right-artd we hac!
one of the noblest mpptinpa Hint rit\
' evdr had.
Prof. S. L. Finley," Mr." Spann, the
~ undertaker, Vander Smithy?Jeha?Me
Lure, are the leadings lights of thai
_-4hurch. I stopped at the home ol
r Madam M. E. Wood, the great hali
l. -Aiiltnrint Mrn Wnnri Irnnpg a nirA
r- beautiful?home with pverv comfort
F a?U ulie-4a?one of the best cookB^lt
Z "Smith "Carolina. Dr." Coleman is -helc
in the highest osteem by all the people
of Chester, regardless of denomina
tion, n,. . .
i Saturday morning I left Chester, foi
Columbia, the best town, white anc
I black, on the-American continent, anc
I + here I met tho~" great Zion Baptfai
ChTnTh~,ttr6~grgat63trChrl8tlaii congre
gallon in ^t-lxls "country.
: REV.-X. ELLIOXT ? ==*
" HALL BRUTALLY ?
SHOT TO UbATH
I In tRe MajorityBaptist Churcli
in Spavtnnbnrg.
_ Oil-Monday nlght-ef-laat-week, Sep
r ly church conference (or church meat
ing), the Rev. T. Elliott Hall wat
glint tr> fionth hv n voune aspirant t<
i ne churcli had the usual large cl-o^rc
(ilirine the rmirsn nf a huainpen moof
ing, while a number was on the out
* .side selling cream and other -editable^
in front of the church,?
- - All south Carolina" was-shocked by
reason of that awful tragedy, because
the Rev. T. Elliott Hall was so widely
known and loved as one of the best
"Una.
p ?waa- in Chr0"**"
County. 46 years agd,. was educated at
^ foi inline n iiiL| u.u t Hill Mt
was converted when a mere boy, was
ordainexl by the executive board ot
the Sandy River Association 17 years
ago. About the sarnie -time he was
married jto Miss Laura Douglass o)
Union, Of. this marriage eight chtl
r drcn- were- boriTy all of whom .survive
him, together with the widow, a
1 father...three brothers, three sistert
pJind. a host bf relatives and friends
[ burg from the Macedonia Baptist
, Church, the Rev. J. C. White, of Co
q lumbia, 8. >., delivering the funeraJ
, T. S. .Gilmore, Rock Hill, and Rev. J
, C. Tobin,"Union, Rev. C. S. McLester
OohimWa.
More than .six thousand people at
fended the funeral. It took nearlj
VMS Hours to revle w th.e remains
j - Burial of tho -remains was at tht
^-Seekwrll Baprtlst Church In. Nowberr)
7 County, which lie was pastorv
! At the time of."Dr. Hall's untlmelj
--targcat rhurchcs HTr "thin state: HTi
services -weTS^ always in great demand
in revivals throughout this
- Slate and otftefSHiTes: *
Fred Alexander, the slayer;' is in
' Spartanburg, jaib awaiting trial.
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ARTHURTOWN NEWS,
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_At Rrqyn Chapel A. M. E. phUrcti
~ of-which R?Yy Ht W. Walker la pastor
-V _ Wli ' ?'?"
I we aro glad to ?ay ve Iav? closed i
I' .<-! ' j: ' -4*^ 'ftf/Ji?'J*r?. y
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HSBSSBS
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)lina Colored
bia, October
TUESDAY
3aby Welfare Board of Columbi;
RAT/f, fiAMf XP. M.. Charlr
WEDNESDAY
M. GREAT CHOHt-GONTESTP.
M., Charlotte vs. Local Team.
ohual Classic. Thousands of pe
FRIDAY
Wilson Hfrj of Florence ;_J5uialb
"Rr^ , :R m s
VRNESS RACES Every Da
uthefn $hoWs Eurnii
me Meet YoofcS'^ndi
Rar?> ^ noine!!!
en Jackson, Secretary, 1119 Washin
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?$* !^H$? ? ? ? ?
successful revival meeting. We rar
f or labout three -weeks" During~this
winy we-naa wun us some 01 tne lettu
ing talents ot South..CaroUna. Key. J
D. Burch, pastor of--S'antuc, prcachec
four nights. He had a splendid argu
mcnt, and that any people should en.
joy. hearing. Dr. E^JUL McGill. i\ E
[7 of Orangeburg district, and profpssni
i of English at Allen University
; preached for us two'nights He is one
of the best preachers iti the State
r Any church is blessed to have his ser
vice. He has a standing Invitation
t our churchT
Dr. r> H Sjmi,?president of Aller
University, was with us also. He is s
t wonderful prea'eber and can entertah
all classes of. people. H"o is also-:
L great president" ahd is making old A
f U. just what she should be. '.We wel
. come hinv at -any time?Rev. J. B
Wells, pastor of-the Baptist church ii
* "Lexington?eounty, finished ibe re
y^avaL^mepiinrr.^^yfl^haveh't words ti
I eapaaal what kind of man he.iB. H<
s- can almost makp'a dog laugh and ui
r Infidel shout. We had splendid crowd;
every night. _ We are delightod to oa:
, A NE\
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_ Sffiftnre; Creation and Development c
ef the Holy Ghost; The Church.; 1'
The'History of the-" Roman Empire
. ?Eoman Decline and-the-Iteforrrmtton
This book is sold on the Book St?
, and at The Hamilton Book Store i
p address js ChfslerrSrCT'BoX 25, at'
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i # LeRoy. Simpkins, Manager,
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State Fair |
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a, has interesting prograjm. X
tte vs. Local TtjSin.
3 PrMr and 8 P. M. SecI
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ople will witness this foot ^
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r as many are. Axpflctp^ t.n_ Y .
y Beginning'Tuesdayr _
sti Carnival. * ?jr
sH Sec What The ,
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1 that the Baptist people of Arthur's
' [joined in with us in great numbers
and helped to put the meeting over.
J They even ran prayer meeting tor us,
and tooft love feast wlthms. We are
. in unity-'down here and can do whati
sver we trv. During our meeting we
L-received 13 "members-and?baptizprt 8 _____
' pqrsons. The collection for the meeting
amounted to $197.14. The ghoul*
~ thus of every body-is at 4he wheel ?
> gett:ng our past or ready for the an
oual conference. * lie is feeling a .lit
tie bit sliaHey but the members claim
v that he need no.t fear they afe gMng to
i. give, hint all that is required. Miss
Lily B. Williams is back from
' New Jersey,- where she spent the sum- --rner
wtth her sister, and al?u<$MlsB.
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~ 'HazelnayClntts Is'back irom Florida.?=
X where Rhi?sppht the Slimmer with her ' j
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CHRISTIAN CHURGH
ler Carroll, D. D. " ; ' ^
?
lical facta on Creation; The -Bible and
>f Man: The Virgin Birth of Ghristy-a?<l?. " ?
rul Resurrection of Jesus, and the Office _
he Christian Church.. It also contains
and Chiisti?mt^',_tp gellier with The : *
Period;-Missions and FTvaTigelTsm,~and
nd at The State Book Store, Columbia,
in Chester, also by the author, whose
the^normal price'of 80,cg]^g. - ^
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