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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-11
HELEN.

Her friends oil thought her happy,
With her placid smile and brow;
Aud her deeptoncd accents falling
So musical aud low,
That in eachEcing bosom
Sweet sympathy awoke,
For ono so lul of gentleness,
Whenever Helen spoke
Her glowing check was tinted
With the bright hucs oithe rose
And in her eye seemed painted
" Here hope has found repose;
And the world gazed on her, decming
No care had touched her soul
But alas how much Of feeling
Can wohan's strength controll
Yes, He!en's heart was broken,
Though her anguish was unknown;
For Pride's light flame was lighted
Al the shrine Of hope o'erlhrown;
And she nervod herselflO conquer
10 the spirits endless strife;
Add meath the wish Of quiclness
She hid biigbIcd life.
For such is woman's nature,
Where her soul is tried the most
She shrinks within, conceaing
Fond hopes forever crossed
Sill Helen's cheek glowed brightly,
Still brightly beamed her eye
And no one deemed their lustre
Was the heclie's light and dye
Her voice was low and touching
And her SMILE endeared the lhrong
OF her youthful friends surrounding her
With Joy, and life, and song
Yet she knew that she must leave them
Ere many months have fled;
And all thai she could give them
Was her memory, when dead.
And proscious was the offering
Embalm'd in many heat,
OF one % fair and gentle,
Whom they watched ii youth, DEPART
Aud they liiile thought how graceful -
Was The bursting ofthe ties,
Which had bound 10 earth her spirit
And Withheld il fiom the skies
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-11

GENERAL BUTLER.-The correspo on
dent Of the United States Gazette says:
1t appears that the imputations cast on
tho conduct Of Gen. Butler, BY the letters
which appeared in the Union from some
persons on the spot, have caused great ex.
element here. Some Of his friends are iu-
dignant because they view The statements
as impuguiug his conragc; while the true
ground Of the reported rebuke which he is
said 70 have received from General Taylor,
is his rashness which induced him 10 place
his men in a position Of unnecessary peril,
By which the life Of Col Watson was lost
How the matter stands win ne determined
by tbe olicial details ofthc baflo which
cannot long be delayed
We copy the following article from ile
Rew-York gTue Sun:
NTNpfcATIoS (oF GEN BUrlER.-
Several ofOur city papeE having, through
their Wahiagion correspondence and
otherwise. impoachci de courage aud
condnct Of Gen Bud6I, ari The siege o.
Monterey. ihe following fefualion ofthose
reports, by one Nc al know aud place inn
plich fsllanceiu vii Be BAD with satsiac-
ZION
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-11

WHAT NExT?-A novel plan has been
suggested for the capture Of the castle OF
Vera Cruz by the American arm. The
Lancaster, PA. Republican contains a
communication from MIR. ]. Wise, the aero
naut, in which the scheme is thus gravely
detailed:
Although the plan shall propose may
seen novel to many, still a brief detail OF it
think will satisfy the most incredulous of
lis efficacy. In the first place it will
require the construction of a Balloon of
common twiled muslin, Of about one hun
dred feet diameter This machine, prop
erly coated with varnish, will retain its
buoyancy for many days or weeks. II will
be capable when inflated to raise over 30,
600 pounds Say 10000 Independent of
its own weight, network, car and cable.
II can be inflated in day, or less time if
necessary. The process of imitation may
be accomplished on land, or on board
man of war at sea, as circumstances may
require. The car TO be loaded with per
cussioned bomb shells and torpedoes to the
amount of $4,000 pounds, which will leave
1000 pounds for ballast and men. Thus
it will be ready to be placed in position
for deadly action, in very short time.
The cable by which il is to be manoeuvred,
may be at least five miles long, so that
! the balloon at a mile of elevation would
leave the vessel, or Innd position, which
acts as the retaining point, out Of the reach
of the Castle guns, and under the cover of
our own batteries. The man Of war bal
loon, lowering mile above the Castle like
a cloud of destruction, would be entirely
out of danger of the enemy's guns, since
they could not be made TO bear at an object
Immediately above them. The position of
the balloon as to height, and distance from
the retaining point could DO easily main
tanned by keeping proper eye TO IFS bal
lasting As itwould become lightened by
the discharge of shells aud torpedoes, an
adequate quantity of gas can also be dis
charged
Ifa gun from the Castle could be ever
made to bear upon the war balloon, it
would soon be silenced by the rapidity,
precision and certainty with which the |
deadly missiles could be showered down |
upon them.
With this aerial war ship hanging mile
above the fort, supplied with a thousand I
percussioned bomb shells, the Castle Of
Vera Cruz could be taken without the loss
Of single life tothe army, and at an ex-
pense that would be comparativelynothing
to what it will be TO take it by the common |
mode of attack.
Through the medium Of your journal I |
would most respectfully suggest this plan
to our government ond viii tender my
services for its construction, Ond when
constructed, will, il necessary, most cheer
fully undertake its dictatorship into actual
service, az moments warning. Very
respectfully your friend and fellow citizen,
J. WISE
Lancaster, October p, 1916.
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Vol. 2Mo1z

old he was when last caught. we presume there
.isno telling. Il has been 1876 years since his
former capture IWoodvilIe Republican.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-11

DEATH OF A MIsER-STRANGB Bio
GRAPnY.-The New Orleans Commercial
Times record the death Of J. ID. Rosenda,
late sergeant OF the night watch Of the
Second Municipality. and adds:
Rosenda was an Italian by birth, and
graduated ia this country as a physician.
lie arrived in Louisiana ia 1919 or 20
with DIR. Formento, an eminent practilion-
CT here, who was his fellow collegian.
Rosenda obtained a license from the Med.
ical Society, but never practised his profes-
sion. Forced by the pressure Of ind gent
circumstances, he entered the police force
as a simple walclmau, aud for twenty-six
years nc was uRinterrupledly employed IN
i, rising at length TO the rank Of sergeant.
OF -penurions habits, and unsocial in his
nature, he lived a life Of almost isolation i'm
this large city. lie resided in a humble
tenement which he owned in the Second
Municipality, snbSisting on The simplest
diet, aud looking forward 20 no other
pleasure than accommodating money. Little
by little he anassed a rather large fortune
Tor one in his humble vocation, leaving al
bis death not less than So, 900 70 $1,000
In the performance Of his duty be was
scfupul0usly exact, as We learn from Capt
Winter, Chief Of the Police, Second Muni-
ciraIty, with whom be had served nine
goar.
'Faciinm by hxed habit, be never dis
c0ufsod VII any oue except iofoed by
tbs calls oihis Office T.iicvCt from which
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4 LAI{GE STUCK Or
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We are now opening our Fall stock,
comprising every description Of srw"d AMI
prgged work. made in the best manner.
particularly for our retail trade. consisting
in par, Of The following kinds:
GENTLEMEN'S
Ligh, fair stitch Philadelphia
Boots at SIS so to 6 90
Light sewcd ond pcgged al 2 SO to 4 90
Wutcr Proof sewcd md
peggetl at 3 SO to & 90
Heavy sewed aud peggcd kip
and calf n. 2 90 to 3 90
Fine calf sewed and peggpd
wafer proof Booiers ut SO TO 9 90
Fine calf and goa, sewed and
pegged l3ootees ut 25 TO 2 25
Stou, calf and kip scwcd and
pegged Bootecs at IS to 90
BOYS
Light Boots, various sizes at 50 10 9 50
g and stout Bootees at 50 to 25
LADIES'
Black and coored gai,cr Boot
ees, pumps aud wells at l SO to Is
Black md color'd gni,cr Shoes
pumps and wells nt so 10 25
Seal and leather walking Bus.
kins and Boots Mt 50 TO 90
Best Philadelphia Slippers,
Ties and Buskin, wells al rs 10 90
Best color.l morocco and kid
Ties and Slippers at rs to 90
Morocco, kid and leather Ties
and Slippers at 81 10 Is
Prunella Slippers and Buskin
walking at 81 to 90
MISSES
Seal, leather and morocco Boot
ees and Buskins at 81 10 81
Kid and French morocco Ties
and Buskins at SO TO 81
Prunella and cold. gamhroons ct so TO IS
Leather welt and pump Boot
ecs at SO to 81
CHILDREN'S
Black and cold morocco and kid
Ties at IS to 90
Black md cold gaiter Bootecs at 81 10 ~
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TofFR1NTERs,
Type sEOsi2sds.y asad Printers
Furnishing W'yrenOuse.4 2 s., I,

THE Subscribers have opened NEW
TYPE FOUNDRY in the city Of New
York, where they ale ready 10 supply Or
ders to any extent, for any kindof JOB or
FANCY TYPE, and every article neces-
sary for a Printing Office. u
The IL pc, which are ca ST in new mouIds.
from an, entirely new sci Of materials, With
deep counters, are warranted 10 be nnsur.
passed by any, and will be sold al prices to
suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also, ;
Steam Engineso Of the, most approved pst.;
terms. ~ - - 7l's 'soS,5s 80
N. B;sA S1achinis, is cons,un, n,ly Id al al.
tendance to do ligh, work. lsstsf'eS ..} & ss
Editors of newspapers, who viii b6y.s
lhree times ms much type as their bills
amount To-. may give The above six months
insertion in their papers. and seud their
paers containing il TO the subscribers.
C0CKCROFT& a. OYEREND, Z q
Oct. 3, 1916, ] 6m. !6siAnn St.
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Leather. seal and morocco at 25 10 rs
Infants BLK nnd cold kid Bootces at 25
1000 Pairs
Mems and Boys Russcl nnd @
black Br"gans SO TO So
House servants strap shoes
and Buskins so 10 IS
whicl, we feel no hesitancy 10 recommend
as they are own mnnnfaciory aud designed
10 give satisfaction to the purchaser.
-ALSO-
Calf skins, Lining skins, Shoe leather,
Shoe thread nnd all kinds of Shoe Makers
tools always OH hand, aud Of the best
kind.
HATS.
Mems Black and Drab d. B. plain Hats
'' fashionable Beaver s
=" Cassmcrs and Pearl sport.
ing Do:
+" Plated, Cuney and glaze..
Do,
Fur, Cloth, Velvet and glazed
Cars,
Boys Fancy Drab sporting Hats.
Is s. Clotn, velvet and glazed
Caps,
Childicn's fancy cloth and velvet Caps,
ALSO,
80 .loz. round and square top wool Hats,
very low either at retail or by the dozen.
BONNETS.
Ladies' and Misses Leghorn, Tuscan
Ncpoli,an Straw, Willow, Lawn, Medina
Silk and Bnmbazine in all their varieties
and'slapes, and At prices .ha. cannot be
beat.
II YOU wish to see NEAT, CHEAP and
GOOD shoes, give us q cal-wc do cnst
business-havc but one price our ohjec, be
ing TO establish large retail trade, and ask
none to pay an extra prolific make up fol
the looses sustained by the credit system.
Our motto is "quick sales and small
profs," or rs our opponents say, "nl
profts at aH."
I5=REM EMBER. all shoes sold by us
are warranted, and in every instance lips
repaired wilhou, charge
ii. BARTLETT g. Co.
Store nearly opposite the Bankof Camden
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n Office.

THE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Sumterpille, and the vicini.
ty, that he has opened school in this viii
Stnre, for instruction in all the branches
Of English Education.
There will be four terms ofeleven weeks
each.
Terms, $4.O0 for Elementary Instruc-
ion, $500 for Arithmetic, Grammar, and
Geography; 5000 for Philosophy, Chem.
istry, &c.
N, B. Mis-. Bowles, will give instruc
tion on the Piano Forte, in Needle work,
&c.
H. E. BOWLES.
Sumterville, Nov. 6, 40.
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PR ROsPUcTUs 's.I ss
81 SOF sr II E sssssS iasss x ss5,
THE SUvZETEII Ds1sNsIeEzE,

UsDERi The above. Title, il is propnsedtoa
publish paper in he /, + own Of Sumter
vile. The paper will be issued weekly
on the morning of every ednesday. e. d
Ii is believed, That Sumter District ,af.:
fords as Smary ca pabilities for pslaining 8
week " nespspnp per, as q medium Of Adyer:
|,isemeni, Gen erai, News and Business, as
any of,her;s sister Districts in the Slate; and,
,conhtiing in5,his belief, we iliyiIe, TO our
columns, the, attention. of* l1osc, both in
this and The surrounding Districts, who
may be desirous of%adyertising and see ct
To do So, llsis well known, lhalth sup.
lport of a paper. in. gene raj !, depends not 40
| much on tie magnitude of Fl its subscription
Hist, as on ibe advertising patronage which
| it may receive. This is the case in cities.
Ina country Town. however, and District.
as this is, we must depend tho patron
age both ofsubscribers and advertisers.
We hope, then, that our enterprise will not
fail from want Of encoura cement: }
A strict attention will be paid otthe To-
col interests of The Town and District. and
we shall endeavor iokeep up, If necessary,
|, the spirit and enthusiasm, which now ex-
lists. in regard to the connection of Sumter
with Charleston and Wilmington, IN. C.)
by Rail Road. y & II. I'll. 5 4. A (; 81 !.
In, Politics, The sBANNER will be strict.
ly Democratic, and wili.giYc firm suppori
Ia the National Administration, SO fartas
j, conforms to the 3principlesaupon W which
it secured the support sof the Democratic
party OF the South. rs 49, sass B Z *:
/ Tie assistance OF friend, fully compe-
tten, TO the tnsk, has been seculed for the
editorial depo rtment. II is not deemed
| necessary to make an expositioni ofttl,e
great variety Of matter !thnt will be con-
tanned in the pages Of our paper; suffice il
say. that no,pains will be spared 10 render
IT, an acceptable visiler in every family ii,
the District. The undersigned trusts. thai
the late failure in the attempt 10 establish
a paper in this place, will not be permitted
to operate unfnvorably upon his enterprise.
4 The paper will be printed on super
royal sheet. wilh5firei olumns to the page,
al Twn Dollars and Fifty Gents, If paid in
advance, Three Dollars, al the expiration
of six months. or Three Dollars and Fifty
Gents, al the end OF The year.
WILLIAM j. FRANCIS, Z,
Proprietor and Publisher. :
/ N. B.--For further particulars, as re.
fgnrds aiyer,izing, &c. see terms on frs
page. Communications on business, dc.
and subscriptions aud dandverlisements. vii
be receirel at the office Of Messrs. MAY.
RANT & iRIcHARosoN, OF al The publishing
room Of the paper, af;li
Subscriptions and advertisements ar.
|solicitcd. ~, Ffiiis 1HEs'@sg-
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no THE PUEsLIC.

THE Session OF Congress, which is about
Ia terminate, will he tlong and gratefully
remembered by lall true republicans for
the triumphant, success. of many Of their
cherished principles and measures. While
we heartily rejoice at the triumph Of the
principles which IL has been our constant
e tfurt 10 advocate and defend, an. from
which no prosperity, no adye,sity. can
sM crve us, we canno, be tunmindful2ofihe
attitude in which we ate placed by a recen,
vote of both houses. Of Congress: wealluhc
10 the contemplated, Withdrawal of their. pat-
ronage from the newspaper press. To this
decision " chcerfully bow, sensibly as we
are of The pa,riu,ic mdlives whicli have led
toil. BIZ. we lrus. lha, this decision Of Con
grcss increases rather than ,liminishes in
claimto the support Of q higher mower for
~ appeal To aid .us.by their I,ntronage,-
sustaining a. eseatei government! jour
nal lla, is inAexibIy devoted to The inter.
ests Of the country.
4 is knnwuto every onr, that the chief
source Of sus,ainining newspaper is not
the magnitude of. its subscription list, SO
much as The neutrality-suspicious. which
NAV be bestowed nponit. .Inalarge com.
n,ercial cities, indeed, the latter is usually
the cnncomilant Of the former, os il becomes
the obvious inlerest Of mercantile men 10
advertise in those papers which are the
most extensively circulated. Washing
ton. however, is differently situated. De.
Tprived nf the advertising patronage Incl
dent To mercantile community. and bur.
lened with peculiar and enormous expen-
seswhich are not elsewhere incurred, moth.
ing but a very long Hist Of subscribing pa
irons can sustain paper in ,rsef, lness-
| If. indeed, even in existence. The proprie-
tors of the "Union' have hitherto spare.l
no pains, and no expense, 10 make their
paper worthy Of the metropolis, and worthy
of the support Of tha, great party under
whose banner they are enlisted. In publish.
ing The mos. full and ample debates Of the
two h"uses Of Congress, il is believed, ever
befnre attempted ON this con,inen.in dali
ly new spaper, they have secured the servi.
ces of The best reporters which the coun.
try afforded, but at the enormous cost ol
$4,000 or or $4,000 per year. Their
extensive foreign and domestic CORES.
pondence is another large item Of ex-
pense. bnt the instructive usefulness OF
which isso highly commended and appre.
ciatcd as to justify almost any ou,lny Ia
attain it. Sill, il must be evident Ttha,
these heavy expenses cannot be borne, un
less the subscription lis, is commensurate le
to the undertaking; and although we can
boast Of $4,000 subscribers, (including dai.
~, tri'weekly, and weekly,) hu, this lis,
mus. be still considerably enlarged 10 enable
the proprielors Of tho .Uniom" 10 sustain
all its usefulness and 10 insure them agains,
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STOLEN.

FROM the House Of the Subscriber, on
the 30th Of October, a POCKET BOOK.
containing, in cash, Forty.six Dollars and
Eeighty-one cents, and two Notes, as fol.
lnws: one for 1920, given by Irwin Rogers,
as Principal and Richard Brown as Secu-
rily, dated February |, 1916: and one for
S5, givento the subscriber by Henry Peo-
bles-date not recolIec,ed. All persons
arc hereby cautioned against trading for
said notes.
OZIAS MATHiES.
Sumter District, Nov. 3, 1876. l 2t
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DICKSON e LATTA

:. ~ 60 -5!,i-THEYi HAVE
lo.hhds. SUGARS prime aud low priced
Is bbls. DO. 80. =" -
300 loayes Double refne,l Loaf aud Crash
ed. Also. fine.
3 barrels do.
IS Extra fine Hyson TEA. Fine do. do
a. OooIong (black) in half pound papers.
Do. very superior
Powshong (do) in half pound papers,
q Bags old Java COFFEE
j" Laguira do
/" Rio do old and new
., crop uts}Er ; ,
Boxes Sperm Candles, 4, s and 6 to
/. the pound 3!tj. t
Boxes Adamaniine lin pnpers) 6 to the
pound j. n
Boxes Charleston made Tallow 6 1"
the pound
e. 2 lb. canis.ers Preserved Salmon,
Theoretically sealed
lb. canislers Lobstcrs, Theoretically
sealed
Jars mixed Pickles; do. Gherkins, q'ts.
and pints
Canis,crs ,sardines Tin oily and 2 lbs.
each 3,s'&i
Z Layer Raisins, (all clusters;) Zan.e
h Currants tf' E'f
Quarter bnxes MR. Raisins
Suft sl,elIed Altnons
Drums Turkey Figs (small size)
Bordeaux Almonds, soft shelled
Boxes Genoa Citron. preserved with
white sugar
East & West India Groceries assorted
Jars East |. Preserved Ginger; Mac
arOni iH
1"i Whole and ground Black Pepper; do.
AllsPice A9
/. IS Nutmegs. Gloves, Ginger Cinnamon,
3 Mace ii
M. Il Chocolate, prepared Cocoa
81 Underwoods Mustard in l.2 and Id
lh. hotties ss @
Rose Water, Lemon. Pine Apple, Straw
Z. berry Raspberry,and Orgeal SyruPs
Sweet oil, Harvey Sauces Reading
E Sauce
Mushroom Kelchup, Tomato Kc.ch.
Paoli Vinegar. Slongh,on's Bi,ters
s. Soda Biscuit, Pic Nir, Water, Pilot.
e. Navy Crackers, Lemon do.
Pearl Starch, "a sup. ae,icIrl Fig Blue
indig"
Letter Paper, FooIscap,lo.; Sal, Pc
@ White Wine Vinegar, Cider do.
Cunistcrs Dupont's Eagle Rifle Pow
der |
Kegs and half kegs FFF. glazed do.
A full assortment Of Shot, all sizes
zoo Sacs SALT, extra large size, and in
#.'tE order
Nos. !. 2 and 3 Mackcrel, Kits No.
10.
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HrOn. s a$ i;
"A full assortment Of Iron ofeyeryld de-
scrip,ion; Hollow Ware do, for sale low
by 4ts 4. M DRUCK Err a. co,
Camden, Nov. e., 1896. 80
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Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
Herrings.
LIQUORS. t-'' {
G"ddard's Brandy. vintage Of 1905,
celebrated for lis soft fruiiy flavor
Herckenwra,hI & Lowndes' j. J. Du-
Py's c. Brandy
DO. Do. Holland Gin I 3
Newton. Gordon & Murdocis e;
old Madeira g
Do do. new do. Is s
Pale Sherry, Sweet Malaga p:
Old Jamaica Rum, old Scotch e 8!
Whiskey '3't1' 81 sf'.
Baskets Champaign, Cor,lials assorted
Bbls. Monongaheia Whiskey. do. N.
0. Rccliied do.
Bhls. N. E. Rum
Double Brown Slou. Porter TDunbers
quarts and pints.
Scotch Pale. very superior in pints y
Philadelphia Pale Ale, in is and pts
Wards big grain Rice, strictly prime;
2d quality do.
Goshen Butter, Northern Cheese, mild
and rich
Pine Applescheese, Goldfish, smoked
Herrings a.5.E'
Nos. |. 2 & 3Mackerel, X tits N o. I do
Extra bleachel Spc.m Oil, winter
strained Sniar do
Sine Backing, Sal Era,us, London
Co"per's G-Ialine, Raspberry Syrup
Strawberry do. ~
Whole. half and quarter boxes Soap
oil qualities,
Corn Broums. boxes Table Salt, Paint.
ell Buckets.
Jars Tamnrins, in fine syrup t.
A full assortment of CANDIES, Of ali
sorts; Almond Suap; Fancy do.
Extra Canal Flour, whole and ha bis
A full assortment, of CROCKEIlY an,
+, >SSWARE.
seS SEGARS AND TOBACCO. sz
5000 Washington Regalia Segars,
5000 Louisiana Florenda Regnlia do.
1000 Palmas d.. do. :,
5000 Casadores do. do.
1000 La Cnncordia do. do. :,
6.O0O Guild Leaf do.
5000 La Norma do.
1000 Laranagas ,'* do
1000 Principe do
3 1000 2Panetellnsi do.
10000 ga Spanish s5 sS do.
10000 l.2 Spanish 7do. /,
2 Boxes Myers Aromatic Tobacco,
g I" Thon,as's SI.OO brand do.
9 WatsDn's do.
5 Myers SIS to ID. do.
6 - HonnS's lG's 1" ID. do. .
Persons wishing to purchase. will 6na il
o their interest to call and examine foi
themselves.
DICKSON & LATTA..
Camden, s. c., Nov 6, 1916.
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DODY,s OLD STAND, CAMDEN, S. O.:

lfFs
<ss zssi1,4s DICKSON e LATTA .
Would respectfully the citizens Of Sumter and the adjacent
country, that they have opened extensive
fNEIECT GROCERIES. . ..z
which will be offered low CASH prices correspond with tie
Their facilities keeping UP their supplies suc
guarantee their customers.
-
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Persons wishing to purchase. will lind ]
to their interest to call and examine fol
themselves.
DICKSON Il LATTA..
Camden, s. c., Nov 6, 1916.
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Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
Herrings. D
LIQUORS. fs,.t', q I
. G"ldard's Brandy. vintage Of 1906,
celebrated for lis soft frmi,y nnvors
Hero kenwraih & Lowndes' J. J. Du-
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20 :" Congressional r gister, 10 90
The name of nn person will be entered
upon our books unless The payment Of The
subscription be made in advance. 4ff
RlTCHIE &sHEISS.
Washington, August 20. 1916. 3tlsll