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Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25
Forget other peoples faults by remembering

WHY USE 8 gritty, muddy, disagreeable arti. cle when Hoods Sarsaparilla, so pure, so clear, 30 delightful, can be obtained. 100 doses $1. %.
 MosT of our comforts grow up between
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

Physicians have long prescribed pr. Graves Heart Regulator for heart disease, why-because t is sterling preparation for a peculiar disease, and thirty years use war rants it. $1 per bottle.
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

For Thick Heads, Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions-Wells' May Apple ePills-anti-bilious, cathartic. 10 and 25c
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

PHYSICIANS INDORsE HEARTILY. .'I have found Kidney Wort to work like chssm, a, ssaps Soans in a my Ho praciee regular physician K s aGne SseT sdath haR Hssr
 DANGEROUS KIDNEY DISEASE.
 stroke Sss a%1:ssssns %s snsl. rpng ssd ossss sSF OoTo, Montgomery Center, Vt. - KIDNEY DISEASE AND RHEUMATISM" SS ffS sf$ s.s $.:ss S die by Rssan and srds %as of s Nsa .nns s Ridass Wort has snsigsiy Tsa a nrss eP DS% tsF s DsSsad Siis s '''' N'" I CURED AFTER 20 YEARS. deyouty thank God that found oTe tne Mrepss rt os q P srSwn o kidney KTDNEYs, LIVER AND CONSTIPATION. R..d dhs ost % sases dnss sSSsf s% the '''
 Kidney Troubles and Rheumatism.
 attspdng physician gave up Ma Ssa dooesr ras and nnrberiess Temedes did me no good My friends. thought my dsas6 s6 wr.s wss Srsa '"'"' LIVER DISORDER.
 Please tell my bro sodiers. and the public, toe q s5d of B1s TTsnsS1 s@9 K neyWort sured my liver disorders, which Ia nao TOT years RHEUMATISM.
 ''I have tried great number, " truly remarks MT " lsss 'but there is no other remedy like kidney'Wor for curing rheumatism and diseased kdneys"
 INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER. ''Chronc inflammation of the bladder, two years duration my wites complaint, '" writes Dr. D. M Suinmerlin, of Sun Hill Ga. Her urine often con tained mucus, pus, and was sometimes bloody, Physi clans' preecriptinns-my own included lang domesuo remedies only palated her pains. kidney-Wort, how ever has entirely curedis'."
 INTERNAL PILES.
 .'I had internal piles for several yeare, said j. B Mover of Myerstown, Penn. Nothing helped me except Kidney Wort. cured nue."
 LADIES' TROUBLES.
 Respect the confidence reposed in you by ladies. IL has helped me in intricate diseases writes Mrs Annie RockGald of Jarrettsvile, Md. This lady correspond ent wrote us about Kidney. Worts curative effects.
 RHEUMATISM. Jewell of Woodbury Vt, 'sbut kidney Wort did cwrs
 DYSPEPSIA.
 Our correspondent Mir. Josiah Kenney of Landisburg Pa, says: ' Kidney Wort cured my dyspepsia. had it in it's worst forms too"
 WILLING OATH.
 ''T ,ciH sceor by Kidney Wort all the tiWe," writes MT. J. R. Kaufman Lancaster Penn (All its patrons do the same, Mir. K.)
 DELEGATE COMPLAINTS. Another lady, Mrs J. B. Clark, Amtee City, La., writes us; Kidney Wort has cured me of habtual constipation pain in the side, as we'll some other
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

Not drink, not sold in barrooms, but re- liable, non-alcoholic tonic medicine, useful in all seasons, is Browns Iron Bitters.
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

WHY is 8 locomotive like beefsteak? Because t's good for nothing without it's tender. That Rusband of Mine
 Is three times the man he was before he began using Wells Hair Remover. $1. Druggists.
 Wanted-An artist to paint the very picture of health.
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

The watch repairer is always engaged in spring cleaning.
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25
It Stands to ReasOI

A MAN MAY smile, and smile, and be vii
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25
Gaetrtne.

GaBtrfne.
 A lady says: "When feel at all distressed after eating, table spoonful of GAsTRINE gives me almost instant relief" Druggists. He hath 8 good judgment that relieth not wholly on his own.
 IN THE cure of severe coughs, weak lungs, splitting of blood and the early stages of Consumption, Dr. Pierce's 'Golden Medical Discovery" has astonished the medical faculty. While it cures the severest coughs it strengthens the system and pur1fes the blood. By druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

rs unfaiiinR and infaL
 liable in curing Epil- optic Fits, SpasmB, Convulsions, St. Vitul
 Dance, Alcoholism,
 Opium Eating, Ner-
 vous debility, ,Scrofula
 and all Nervous and
 Blood diseases. To
 Clergymen, Lawyers, . Literary men, Mer- chants, Bankers, La
 dies and all whose se- dentary employment I causes Nervous Pros- tration, Irregularities of the blood, stomach,
 bowels or kindeys, or i who require Q nerve tonic, appetizer or J stimulant, Samaritan ? Nervine is Invaluable
 Thousands proclaim it
 the most.wonderful ln. he sinking system. For DIR. 6. A. RICH hfOND nNA,m 0e T.A
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

The renowned Dr. C!endenning says one third of all h s dissect oas showed signs of heart disease; if yon have it in any form, use Dr. Graves Heart Regulator, $l per bottle at druggs sts
 FoR SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this paper
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25
ANYONE

Thinking of buying or renting piano Q, organ will do well to address
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

At the Creedmoor range September 25th, 1878, the American team had no competitors
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

''I have tried great number, " truly remarks Mr N Crosse uf Scranton. Penn., under date of Dee, 1ss3 "but there is no other remedy like kidney'We for cnrind rheumatism and diseaeed kidneys."
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

''Pease tell my bro. soldiers. and the public, toe appeals C, Power, of Trenton III through the sS. eyWort cured liver disorders, which I'd had for M years O-l2-2 'S2.
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25

''Chronic inflammation of the bladder two years duration was my wite's complaint" |" writes Dr. O. M. Suninerin of Sun Hill, Ga. Her urine often con
 tained muous, pus, and was sometimes bloody Phys remedies only palliated her pans kidney-Wort. now
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25
ADIES, TROUBLES,

 RoakIald. of Jarrettsviile Md This lady correspond ent wrote us about Kidney Wort's curative effects.
 RHEUMATISM. 'sNothinR else would" tersely says Justice J. C. Jewell of Woodbury, Vt, but Kidney Wort did curl +l,r yAoa atisI1o
Connecticut western news., 1883-07-25
LIVER DISORDEN

attending physician gave me np ony nsa Soohor and numberless remedies did good. My friends too thought my death was certain Kidney Wort nAi
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WiIliamston correspondence.

Mr.. EDITOR: A match game of base ball
was played here Wednesday, the End inst,
between the Greenwood Base Ball Club
The game was short lasting only an hour
and Il quarter. Considerable interest was
manifested, and the playing was first class.
The Greenwood boys were victorious, the
score standing IG to 13 in their favor.
The Williamson Female College opened
on Monday, the 9th inst. The College
building has been considerably improved
during the last vacation. The interior has
beer repainted, and some important changes
for the better have been made.
Up to Monday. the 9th, no rain had tall,
Ell in this section of the County for SIX
weeks. The dry weather has already done
serious tlalnuge to the crops. and The pros
poets, at present, are by no means assuring:
Tho Columbia and Grecnvilie Railroad
authorities have just completed the new
passenger depot ut this place. The build
ing, though small. is neat and convenient.
S0MES.
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The EIstrIct Conference

Mr.. EDIroR: The Greenvillc District
conference of the Methodist Church met
a., al Smiths Chapel, in Anderson County
thursday morning, August 2nd, Rev. II.
"; Herbert, +. f., in the chair.
Inc attendance of delegates was good
;ro,i, ~ .ne DeE'hnlng, every pastoral charge
III me district, except one, being represent
eu. The people Of the community turned
o!t well, and the congregations were large
I'll the Time. III TACT never saw Il Dis
.iic' Conference slurt with more Interest
than was here manifested, and the interest
Increased to the close. The President filled
MS oihtc well, and the interests OF the
church were looked into. and in every
particular the Conference was Il success.
The kind perpie around showed large
hospitality: thought had the best place
TO te found, but each of the others though,
he bad the best, SD concluded ali were
handsomely cared for. The people around
smiths Chapel know how 10 take care OF
District Conference
Rev: 5. A. Weber, Editor of the SOUTH
eTn Christian Ai,ocdtc. was in attendance
and did some good talking think the
-idtOcdtc will be read with new interest in
that community since the visit of the geni-
al, able Editor.
Dr.. w. w. Duncan WAS on hand for
~" days trying To raise the endowment Of
Noiinrd College. He made very fine
:,tte'h aio got over SoUO M Tor the College.
ne represents very worthy object, and
whenever properly put before the people
they respond literally
About midday on Saturday DR.. jas. H..
Carlisle arrived, just returning from
Monteag!e, Tenn, where he had been to
lecture | was sorry not to be able to re-
main to hear his address ut Smiths Chapel,
but am told it was very fine, in fact, grand
and deeply impressive.
II If,r yl.nr al fnl al
the next Annual Conference, to be held IL
Sumter next December: J. H. PitchfurG,
w. a. Jennings, j. ". Qmiliam ,.nd 4.
Z. Latimcr. The altcrnars elected were
u. q. Scu'ilay. Rev. w. a. Hodges. w.
i. McGiil and ". = Mcrrison
he place selected for the next annual
session WAS WalEa'ia, and thus closed u
pleasant session Of tie Grecnviile District
Conference. Yours truly,
JAS w WhJIS,
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County Sunday School Conyen,,on

me nfst annual session Of the Anderson
county Sabhs.h School Conference ,r -, :.
'e."onis' Episcopal Church Sonlh will he
"'i' with Ebehczer Church on Tuesday
a'io Wednesday, tho 2lst and 22nd of An.
gust 'hs'., beginning at 9o'clock a. M TLo
occasion viii be one oi much interest +, The
SUNDAY Srh"o' workers nr the County anil
aiiIi attendance of delegates is cxn.,,.,
" ''io"iag programme for the exercises
% me Conference has been arranged:
D AudFc>S of welcome by Rev. G. Y
'a,neS. ,,, reply by Rev. w. a. Hodges.
0i SUNDAY Schools ?"-H. G.. Scmjdav ~
vi burns. A. &. Latimer. ~
:. How to open aui cl,.. Su,.,.
nchooiS key. j. ". Wu!,iu... K. 4 Mar
TN, }. +. Anderson.
u. lili.dernncv> 10 Sunday Srbotl. -
~ =; -. ,'lnkscirs, Joseph Winters. r. r.
Clark. J. Alcwinc.
!. Helps to Sunday Schoolsn-Wm,
linito, D; Sloan White, Berry Cox. '
.. Who should he pupils in SUNDAY
John ltainey Wy
who should be teachers in SUNDAY
schools "'-Rev. w. A. Hodges. Edward
h!ng, Kev 9; V. Barnes, Rev. II. w. Jones.
a.. ''4ouu our chufch doctrines and pol
,.y De taught in Our Sunday Schools 81
". I. McGill, Rev. l.. Wood, Rev. ]. +.
Spearman. '''
8 Music in Sunday Schools ?"-Rey. J.
Attoway, T. &. Lyon, J. c. Watkins.
sermon ON first day at Il ~. M, by Rev.
e. =. Wood alternate, Rev. W. A. Hodges
subject "The ultimate aim of Sunday
Sermon on second day by Rev. ]. W.
Wulling; alternate, Rev. J. +. England
subject THE rewards Of faithful Sunday
School work"
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IIOnen Path COrrcspnntlencc.

ME. EDIToK: The farmers in this com
muIity are very much discouraged at the
present prospects for crops. Upland corn
is II complete failure So far, and not 4 half
yield Of cotton Is expected. Large fields
may be seen where the plant is not more
han from eight to twelve inches high,
with two and three small bolls on thom.
The health OF the surrounding country
is bad with frequent fatality, and on Aug.
the End Mr.. James Bigby buried an infant
son at this place.
Rev. r. w. Burt's little son, Eugene, of
the Broadmouth section, IL few days ago
was throwing rock with some colored boys.
In attempting to give little cuff good
biif with stone, he got up with his arm
badly broken above the elbow. Boys
should beware of such sport, rs they never
come out as well as David did in rock bat
ties.
We have the most progressive Town
Council We know OF. New bridges have
cover over the public well, that reflects
much credit on the council.
Our friend. Mr.. Geo. w. Grubbs, was
cutting some oats few days ugo with q
patent feed cutter, and by some mshap got
TWO of his fingers nearly amputated.
Mote Agnew. u colorcd boy, was cleaning
out Mr.. A. Z. Shirley's well, when q tull
of mud and water fell from near the top Of
the well. striking him on the head. OF
course nobody was hurt as it was only q
seventy-five pound box of mud coming in
contact with negro's head.
The clerks in our town are enjoying life
splendidly, with nothing to do but get un-
der fly fan and take one uninterrupted
nap from morning to noon. The prince OF
| sleepers In the above mentioned why is
friend 9. +. Bgby, who sleeps Oh evon
when his friends step in to see him.
Rev. A. G. Stepp. pastor of the Baptist
Church at this place, will protract his
meeting from next Sunday through tho
following week.
Elder Kirkland, assisted by Revs. Keely
and Rushton, will begin series of meet
ings with the n. e. Church here on Fri
day before the fourth Sunday in August.
Able preaching will he had in each church,
and it is hoped much good will bc accom-
plished. SHAKE.
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4 Pleasant Visit TO Georgia.

In company with our young friend,
Amos w. Adams, the Local attended the
Hartwell, Ga, Camp Meeting last Saturday
and Sunday.
Leaving Anderson Friday afternoon we
drove to the hospitable home Of Mr.. Adams'
mother, who resides in Hart County, about
three miles from Browns Ferry, where we
spent the night. Mrs. Adams has beauti.
full place and very valuable farm, which
is superintended by her sons. Messrs. Ed
ward and James Adams, who, Judging from
the appearance of their crops and surround
ings, are progressive and energetic farmers.
In this immediate section the drought has
not been quite so severe. In fact, on both
sides of the Savannah River for several
miles the crops are looking we'll compared
with those in other sections.
Saturday morning we resumed our jour
ney to the Camp Meeting, which is situated
in q beautiful woodland about three miles
from Hartwell The site is not all old one,
having been located only about five or six
years ago. The meeting was largely attend
ed, especially on Sunday, and the people
manifested considerable interest in the ser.
vices.
we met a number OF familiar fnces nnti
formed many new acquaintance during
our stay. The grounds we're covered with
fascinating and charming young ladies. for
whom tha. section is noted. We always
have lov.,. ihe Georgia girls, and our visit
this time has strengthened that love. II
we ever get money enough ahead TO take
ont marriage license we are going there 10
try to persuade one to become Caroiinian
We accepted an invitation to spend Sat
| urday night with Mr.. T.. B. Benson. one o'
Hartwclls most progressive, enterprislne
and prosperous young men. His hospita'.'
ty was of the mos, cordial kind. and II
| afforded us real pleasure to meet his esti
mable family.
Hartwell is generally conceded to be thu
prettiest town in the Empire State Iht
streets are wide, smooth and sandy. They
are fine in the Summer, and never become
muddy in the Winter. Her citizens cannon
be excelled anywhere for hospitality, clev'
erness and sociablcness. Since our ias'
visit there the town has improved consid
erably, and many improvements are goini
on now. We called on Brother Mcdi'i
of the Sun. Time seems to have dealt VIII
him gently, for he looks as vigorous au'
handsome rs he did ten ortwelve years ago
Our trip was pleasant one in every re
spect, and we shall not hesitate to take al
vantage of the first opportunity to V's'
that section Of Georgia again.
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"RoUGH ON RATs.--Clears ont rats, mice.
reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs, skunks, chip
munks gophcrs. 15c. Druggists.
Best finished Bugsies ever brnngh ght t. An
derson nrc now being sold by a. j.. WEIGH
q Co., Depot Street. E3-tin
Winburn is expecting every train to
bring him nice bridge, balcony, interior
and exterior stairway, q window, and q
nice combination of balustrades, hammock
and swing. It Is a patent combination
scene of 27 autiful changes. Now Is the
time IL .u ~ant something artistic. You
will get ...e advantage of these scenes for
only two weeks. 81
BucHupAIDA."-Qu complete cure,
all annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Use se"Eagle" brand condensed milk. The
| best, For sale ut City Grocery. Fresh lot
Oat Meal just received.
Just received fresh lot Harvey's Choice
Surar Cured Hams ard Breakfast Strips.
They are the finest we can get. One car
| load Ice on the way--due to-day.
BUGGIES! ANY person wanting Eood
vehicle should not fail to call on REED &
STEPHENS. whose long experience ena'
bles them to select the most reliable west
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one.
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Woman-Her Health and Life

Depend more OH the regularity of her
menstrual functions than on any or all eau
scs combined. An actual or II trim .isu,h
is the inevitable result OF derangement Of Il
junction which makes woman what she is
in every respect, and especially in her men
tai and bodily constitution. Hence immc-
diate relief from Sucll arrangements is the
only safeguard against wreck and ruin In
all cases Of stoppagc, delay, or other irrcg-
ularity of the COURSES DR.. j. Bradiield's
Female Regulator is the only sure remedy.
1t acts by giving tone to the nervous CEN
tres, improving the blood, and determining
directly to the organs of menstruation. 1t
is a scientific prescription, aud the most in
telligent ply: use it. Prepared bv
DR.. j. Bradfcd, 4, Ga. Price: trial
size, 75c.; large size, %. For sale by all
druggists.
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Grea, Excitement In charlotte, n. G.

We have just received Il private dis,atci,
stating that the neiphboring city of Char
lntte WAS rejoicing over the wonderful cure
effected on an old gentleman living there.
IL seems that he had been suffering with
chronic diarrhUa or, in other words, in.
Illumination of the stomach over three
years. After trying all other remedies
without avail and having given up all hope
of recovery, was persuaded To try Norman y
NeutrAlizng Cordial II acted like charm.
Two bottles did the work Tile party has
entirely recovered and will verify this state
ment. Will wonders ever cease? Suffer
ing friend do not lose hone
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j. .B. BAKER.
March Is. 1888 % Iy

NOTICE FINAL SE1"TLEME
IN The undersigned. Admilist rntor Of
the Estate Of DR.. i. q. Carpenter, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will apply to
the Judge Of Probate for Anderson County
on he 2lst day nf August, 1853, for Final
Settlement Of said Estate and discharge from
his Office as Administrators
+. S. CARPENTER, Admir-.
July 10, 1883 / S
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SKINNY MEN.-"Wells' Health Re.
newer restores health and vigor, cures
Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility.

SKINNY MEN.-"Wells' Health Re-
newer restores health and vigor, cures
Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility.
:, Plenty of Wheat Bran at welcl's Buggy
HouSe, Depot Street. 45--,;n
Have your Prescriptions prepared At
W!shtc's Drug Store.
Parties g'ing .einiuE can find II good
Seine tor sac at Wl!'':;r Il Wiih,r'<.
Best Teas in Tie state AT whites pru,
Store.
1" those who contemplate painting we
would say that il will pay you 10 examine
our stock aud prices before buying. We
guarantee our Lead and oil 10 b. stricly
pure WuIIIlE & WIIurrr :
WAGONS, WAGONS - Reed & S,cphcns
nave Just received car load of the CrLr
hnirrp STANDARD FAnM WAGONS wIirh
viii be sold low Tor cash. ar ON lime ,,r r.
approved paper; Apply 10 Reed Il S:c.
pilenS, ar {. a. Reed.
The BEST Cigar Whites Leader ,i
gar Is pronounced by all who have smoked
II to be the best 5cent cigar in the CITY.
Cali ut Wilhite IL Whites, get one and
satisfy yourself as To its merits.
Headquarters for Buggies.-C
a. keed has just received fnrty-fvc Bag
gies and Phmtons of best makes, and for
sale at reasonable prices Call and SEQ
them, Repository over Reed K Webb's
city Grocery Store"
Fine Toilet Powders at Wilhitc & Will
hte.
One Hundred Sewing Machines
Just received by G. a. REED, Agent. CON
sisting of the New Home" n model of
perfection the light running American"
ami The Victor" which is universal
favnrite Office and Wareroom over Reed
X Web5s City Grocery Store
Those desiring n good pipe or cigar or
cigarette holder can find genuine n,eer-
schaum goods ut Whites Drug Store.
%Many ladies who had scarcely cnioycd
The luxury Of feeling well for years have
been so renovated by using Lydia Pink
hams Vegetable Compound that they
have triumphed over the ills flesh is said
to he heir io, and life has been crnwuvd
with the added charm of IL freshpr beauty.
AS THE CHARACTER OF \ THIEF
IS written III his c0um,enancc, SD likewise
90 worms protray their presence in the
child's features. Hasten to give Shrners
Indian Nermifuge to destroy and cxpel the
pests
.GS- Feathers, ribbons. velvet can all be
cniored to match that new hut by using the
diamond Dyes 10 cents for any color
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Keep the Bali i'm Motion (!
PRICES DECLINING.
Full Stock on Hand and to
Arrive.

1900 hns; 6. Ssr STEnh p5and. hLows' at
Single and Double. foot Plow Stocks.
Swede Iron, Heel Bolts, &c.
100 Barrels good Family Flour, from
$3.50 to So. so per barrel.
5000 lbs. best Rio Cotfees, 8 to 10 lbs. to
the dollar.
5000 lbs. Bacon Sides. fat and greasy,
which we will exchange with you rs cheap
as any other man.
Porto Rico, English Island, Something
fine,l Muscavado and New Orleans Molas.
ses, from 40c TO 60c. per gallon.
Good Rice from IL to II lbs. to the dollar
Granulated Sugar, 8 lbs. TO the dollar, or
by the barrel lOc. per Id. Light brown Su-
gar DC: per Id. Dark brown Sugar SIC. per
pound.
a big Stock Of Spring Prints, Cotton
ades light Woolen Cassimeres, Cushmarets
that will be offered you proportionately
cheap.
4 good line Of Linen and Cashmere
Spring Clothing, and Hats that can't be
beat for quality and prices.
Respectfully,
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The Best Shoes in the Market,

T A.: now receiving M Spring Stock of
Men. Women and Chidren'S SHOPS.
The celebrated bay State Shoes-.he
best in the market. Every pair warrant ell.
Come and see them. No charge for she w
ing. A. Is. TOWERS.
No. 4 Granite Row, Anderson. =. G.
March 10, 1883 35
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HALLS sELF-FEEDING COTTON GIN.

This cut represents the HAYI.
SELF FEEDING COTTON GIN
manufactured at Sing Sing, New
York, and which has given salts.
faction wherever used. Tho saws
are made of the best imported
steel. Tho saw SHAFT is the iarpest
made. An examination of ofber
Gins VIII convince you It ia the
most substantially built Gin In
use. It never breaks the roll. and
therefore docs away with the ex.
pense of the revolving head, as
The secret of making the Gin to
prevent It's breaking the roll is In
the proper shape Of tho roll. boy
Below I give You u few names
nf those who have purchased the
Hall Gin:
Lewis G Clinkscales
a } Stringer,
j w Porre,
w NJ Shirley,
$ II Tinlns,
John D Kelly,
Basil Callahan,
Welborn & W NJ Martin.
CS g. CT MiIfhltl,
James Ers1ine,
Shirley & Co,
Morris & Oukz.
Reuben Clinkacales,
John McAlister,
johnson & Dacns.
w A Neal.
knight & Balentinc.
A6ram Bolt,
J l. Haddon,
Garrett & Opt,
r A Drake,
EW Long.
'Ew PR Gss that w,f, ,.c,. .