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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-05-16
PURE MlPLE STGlR And MAPLE SYRII
John Powell.
Nanteu.

Wanted Il teacher to teach in District 3,
~, %; term seven months, certificate must
be first grade. Applications with C%ertifi-
cate received up to June list.
Done Ivy order of the board,
d.. A. STALEY, District Clerk,
Box 63, Mayview, Mo.
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Announcements
We are authorized to that
JACnR EEGERT

is q candidate for reelection To the office OF
councilman from the Third ward, az the cleo
ton to be held Tuesday, June ., subject TO the
will of the people.
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The board of education will e!est teachers at
its meeting June Sd.
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Cortland Spring Wagons, senden's.
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THE RACKET STORE.
Opp. Morrison-W Wentworth Bank,
Lexington, Mo.
New York office, $40 broadway. m2Iml
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Dangler Gasoline Stoves. Senden's.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-05-30
NOTICE.

ABBRv1LLE. Jan. IS, 1890.
The undersigned give notice 70
the public that hunting on Their
lands and premises is, ~henceforil,
prohibited. Any one tresspasslng
on their properties will be prese
cnted to the full extent of tho Law
ADRrEa NUNEZ.
w. W. KUEHLING,
NJ. LEQUEBx.
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until the archangel shall sound Il.
final reveille and summon them 4
the Grand Review on the Eternal
Plains. Let the living, aud thoss
who are to follow u, remember onls
their virtue-their superb manhood
and heroism.
Inscribe it on the imperishable
tablet! Embalm in undyiug sonag
Let the genious Of pencil and chiseI
embellish it with its most resplen.
dent inspiration! Let fame place i
among her richest treasures in tn
Pantheon. of Immortality, and let III
times wepf harp of the ages swell il
gauder strain the giant anthem Of
its praise.
Fathers, brothers, husbands and
sons, who are more profoundly inter.
ested and concerned in all that Der.
taiDs to the peace, the happiness.
and prosperity of our country than
the noble women of the land? They
are here to night. | would be false
to them. false to the occasion, false
to the Alliance, and false to myself
did | fail to tender to them my pro.
found Acknowledgements for lie
honor they have thus done me-.
Proud as wearc, and should be, of the
splendid record of the American
soldiery to which | have referred.
yet 10 honor of her patient endur.
ance, her devotion, her constancv
and her superb moral courage, We
stand uncovered in her presence.
Do you ask me for q model Of moral
heroism? / would not go to the
muster rolls of the splendid armies
of a Grant or q Lee; / would not
point to the waving plume in victor.
ious battle, but | would point you TO-
to in solated country home, with its
cares and trials. its Loneliness and
anxieties in sickness and in health,
presided over by the queenly spirit
of her whose hours of anguish
through four long years Of war were
more trying than the ordeal Of bat.
tie.
And / would sumraon all The
grand old heroes among The living
and the spirit Of our immortal dead
align thalnin her presence and ask
them TO joia me in ealuting her as
the queen of the heroes Of lhs
world.
A celebrated English barrister
when defending a criminal, was re.
minded by the court that he was ex.
tending his argument to a very great
length. Turning to his honor he
said: Remember, air, / aul
pleading for the life Of a hu.
man be-ingi"
My friends, il in my zeal / bare
transcribed the ~proprieties Of the
occasion and have wearied your
patience. 5 enter the plea in exten.
uation thatI am pleading for the
life of the republic AMI the liberties
of the people.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-05-30
mANGER no THRONE,

Embracing a new Life of Christ, and
Story of Palestine and Its People, illus
trated with over 400 wonderful engTay-.
ings of scenery in Holy Land. copies oI
old masters, and famous pictures from the
Land and Times of the Savior; alse 9
grand picture of Jerusalem on the, day
of the crucitixion. in ID colors and fen
feet in length. This is DR.. .Talmages
life work and his greatest book. Orders
are now pouring in from all parts OF nv
civilized world. You will never have ans
other like it. 1000, 900 copies will be sold
the first year. Agents should drop allelse
and secure territory. Such chances come
only once in a life time. Exclusive teT.
ritory. giyen-full protection. The nnoss
remarkable and wonderful of oil BOOKS
about the Land, Time. and People Of the
Bible. Go to work Now and yon VIII
make hundreds of dollars. Territory
goif,g with a rush !; act o ; no capi1ai
needed.
Name territory you want, and write a 4
once for particulars to N. ID. McDONAoD
Il CO, 81 Carondeiet street, New VI
leans, La. dis.
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Contributed Personals.

Mrs. James Eason returned TO Charleston
last Thursday. She was accompanied by
Miss Louise Tompkins Of Edgefield, and Miss
Mabel Tusten. Miss Tompkins goes on q
visit, and Miss Tusten TO attend school.
Miss Hannah Hemphill is In Columbia at.
tending meeting Of the "Girls Industrial
School Commissions"
Mr.. G. w. Lomax has accepted the position
OF book-keeper at the oil mill.
The passenger depot, OF the r. & D. rail-
road, is being rapidly built, and the side
track to II and the oil mill is being laid.
Wonderful changes around the old depot.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Calhoun and Mrs. A. G. Rucker,
were called TO Athens last Friday by the i'll.
ness Of Mr.. g. E. Herd.
Miss Lizzie Holmes, OF Charleston, is visit
Ing Miss Ellen Parker
The Epworth League met in their hall over
Our townsman Mr.. L. M. Lipford, is quite
sick OF Typhoid fever
Miss May Barnwell returned from q pleas
ant visit TO Greenwood last Saturday, accom-
panied by Miss Jessie Aiken, who will spend
few days as her guest.
DR.. F. E. Harrison, was called to Anderson
last week to see his brother Willie, who Is
quite sick.
Some talk Of organizing band by some Of
our young men.
The rain Sunday night kept many church
goers at home.
serenaders made sweet music last Wednes-
Mr.. Eddie Green spent last Sunday in Alb.
beville
Mr.. NJ. c. Heath spent Sunday In Charlotte,
NC.
Mr.. Arthur Parker is in town.
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Every one who comes to Abbevllle next
So lesday Is invited TO inspect our immense
and attractive line OF clothing. T. Rosenberg
& Co.
The largert assortment Of elegant fall and
winter millinery for sale At Haddon's.
Haddon's are daily receiving bright new
millinery direct from New York.
II you are in search OF fashionable hat or
bonnet 60 to Haddon's.
Haddons have just added new line OF
camels hair suitings and Irish tweeds.
Haddon's will show this week an entire
new line Of dress trimmings, the latest out.
We are sure TO please you In an overcoat or
any other clothing. 1t Is to your Interest to
70 buy from US. Z. Rosenberg Co.
Our Jersey suits for boys are going very fast.
Call and get suited now. They are very hand
some and stylish. p. Rosenberg G. Co.
You can't beat our prices on -four. Compare
our grades and prices and we are sure to sell
you. P. Rosenberg Co.
Thompson's glove fitting corsets at o. P.
Heath j. Cos.
c. p. Hammond & Co. have the old army
Don't forget the new shoe store. c. P. fam.
mond & Co.
For all kinds of leather 60 to c. P. Ham
mond & Co.
Every one who likes to look at fine shoes.
| harness. lap robes and feathers OF all kinds
should go to the opening at c. P. Hammond &
Co.'s on Oct 80, 81 and Nov.2.
The greatest line of gents neckwear ever
shown the trade at .. p. Heath & Co.'S.
| Ladies' and gents fine shoes Of all kinds at
o. p. Heath & Cos.
An immense line of all wool blankets at o.
| p. Heath e. Co.'S.
Full line Of stamped linens at o. p. Heath L
Co.'S.
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TROY'S TALK.
Her Music-Her Preachins-A Lamp
That Enables Us TO See IN a Cash
Drawer -TelephOnes-HOt
mers.


Jack frost has come at last.
Miss Anna McCaslan and Mrs. A. T. Robin
son are visiting friends and relatives In Edge.
field.
day. DR.. Manly preached the dedication
sermon. 1t was us good a one as we ever lis
Hon. w. P. Wideman worshipped in the
Baptist church Sunday. We are always glad
TO see him in town as he is 80 jolly.
Mrs. Brown Is better.
Rev W. T. Mathews. OF Green wood, preach
ed fine sermon in the Presbyterian church
last Wednesday night.
phens and two Messrs. Quattlebaums got into
q dispute. STEPHENS stabbed the two Quattle-
Daums severely. All Of Edgeheld county.
Mr.. ]. w. Lyon Is no better.
]. w. McCaslan says he will have plenty OF
them, and know he will as he Is not a man
The Work on the A. R. P. parsonage is rap
idly being pushed. 1t Is an ornament TO any
town.
Messrs. Cresswell & Leard have lamp that
gives such bright light that you can almost
see in their cash draw.
What has become Of Jay Bird. We like to
hear them. Tell them to come again.
There were some buzLards flying over town
the other day, but there was nothing dead but
the cotton market.
Mr.. l.. II. Russell will soon be ready to &C
commodate you in horses and mules at a low
Mr.. N. O. Pyles was in town last week.
Mr.. J. s. Harris has q telephone running
from bis store 70 the depot.
evening was grand. w.. p. WideTnan leader
The Park Hotel. is on boom with drum.
mers.
price Of cotton? Wecan't see how they can,
Nick
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Contributed Locals.

ABBEvILLE, s. c., Oct 20, 1881.
A slight frost reported last Thursday morn
II you would have beautiful plants next
spring, cut them down and repot with new
earth before putting them into your hot
house-now Is the time.
The forest Is changing its dress for the
varied and beautiful shades of autumn.
Messrs. Lewis and Warren are visiting MIR.
Waldo Marshall.
His many friends are glad to see him.
Mrs. w. c. DuPre spent last Monday visit
Ing friends in Greenwood.
ed back to Abbeviile. Mr.. Willie syfan Will
take his fathers place as engineer on the Abb
beville branch road.
Mrs. DR.. Moseley and Miss Willie LEROY, OF
Lowndesville, were shopping in the city last
Mrs. w. w. Black and Miss Clara Gown. Of
Mt. Carmel, were shopping In town last Mon
Mr.. w. O. Cromer has on sale in town the
finest turnips OF the season, many Of them as
large as tea cup.
The Epworth Leagur met IN their new quar-
teTs over the National Bank last night.
Miss Mary Barnwell, after spending pleas
ant time with friends in Cokesbury, Is home
again.
beville.
with her father Mr.. Syfan last week.
w. A. Templeton is attending meeting OF
the Synod at Sumter.
The R. & D. passenger depot is being built,
and the track 10 the oil mill is nearing COM
Mr.. Humphrey Jackson has moved to town
90 as to have frequent medical attention. His
case is slow and tedious.
Mr., G. W. sytan is improving and is up
walking about. NJ.
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Mr.. J. P. MENCK, OF Due West was in town
yesterday selling cotton. He Is prosperous
young farmer, VINO makes some money every
year. 1t Is q pleasure to note the success OF
any one, and especially OF those who strive
to succeed by honest toll. He ought to get
married now, and all the other good things
will be added unto him.
MISS FANIDA HILL, OF Broad, Ga, has been
spending some time with Miss Carrie and
Miss Georgia Mars, Of Calhouns Mills. She
is quite favorite with the young people Of
Mount Carmel. who gave ball last Modnay
night, 18th instant, In her honor.
A remarkable fact last weeks issuse OF the
Press and Banner Is the only issue in over
fourteen years that did not have r. NJ. Had
don d Co.'S advertisement In II. This popular
house Is u strong advocate OF judicious adver-
tising.
WE had pleasant call yesterday from Mr..
r. l.. Grier. Of Due West. He came with his
father, DIR. w. NJ. Grier, who took the g., G. &
N, for the annual meeting OF Synod.
FRIDAY and Saturday Of next week will be
G. P. Hammond q Co.'S opening days, also
first Monday in November. All be sure and
come.
Mr.. JAMES ANDERSON has found employ
ment at Piedmont and has given up his posi-
tion at the OIL Mil.
MAJOR GANAHL, Of Augusta, is attending
our Court.
Col. ]. H. RICE was In town yesterday.
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CHALMERS
CHI HALM-ERS'
FURNITURE S|IORD,
GOODS! new STYLES !

Our goods are all new, as we run
off all pieces Of Furniture that is
on hand any length Of time.
Received this week Walnut Bu-
reaus, Walnut Beds, Fine Oak
Beds and all the lower grades in
Maple and other hard woods.
New Walnut and Oak Chamber
Suits, one Parlor Suit in Plush
Crimson at the low price Of S33.
Just in to-day fine Plush Chairs,
fine Rattan Rockers, the prettiest
Chairs ever seen in Abbeville.
Fine French Parlor Glass, best
quality Marble Top Tables, all
sizes. Oak Tables latest styles.
Extension Tables in Walnut and
Oak. One very handsome Exten-
sion Table 10 feet long, will sell
at a bargain.
Combination Book Gases and Sec
retary'S Book Cases in Walnut. A
very handsome Silver Case in old
oak. Received a lot Of Office
Chairs, rotary and spring.
Received this week 200 Cane,
Rattan and White Oak split, good
shape and styles.
We have a few Side Boards in
Oak and Walnut which we will
sell very low. They are first class
goods.
Spring Beds at prices from $3.50
to $40 each. Fine Hair and Wool
Mattresses, best goods ever seen
for the price. Also all grades Of
low price Mattresses.
The above goods will be sold
at the very lowest cash prices.
For same quality none will be
found lower in price. At
CHALMERS Furniture Store.
Oct. 81, 1891. tf
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BAD ACCIDENT TO A GOOD MAN.
on the New College Work-Sealed
Bids and Sealed Lips.
DUE NEST. s. c.. Oct. 70, 1891

DUE WEST, s. c., Oct. 10, 1891.
arrived in town on Wednesday. Mr.. Phillips
| left ON Friday for Woodruffs but Mrs. Phil.
lips will remain for q while at her fathers
Or. j. w. Wideman.
| Rev. ]. r. Edw .rds, who has been preach
ing at Barlow. Fla. stopped over o few days
with his fathers family last week. He was
on his wav To the meeting of the Second Pres.
We were wsp glad to shake his hand again, and to
see him looking so well. The Land OF Flow.
ers seems to agree with him.
The prayer meeting on Thursday night was
mS By yxseep sy ehWei We eal
on ali sides. In him the people Of Prosperity
have a fine preacher.
Miss sae s,ton has gone to AaptS ,,6 Ser She
ter. Mrs. Shields.
Rev. n. Young received quite q severe fall
one day last week. He, with some Of his
hands, was pulling q wagon In his lot. He
was guiding by the tongue while they pushed.
His foot struck rock, and just al the same
Instant one of the fore wheels Of the wagon
struck an obstacle with considerable force,
which caused the tongue to lunge violently TO
one side. and threw him, unbalanced as he al
ready was by his foot striking againSta stone,
rudeIy to the ground. He was unable to rise.
The Doctor says there is slight iractuce Of
the sock ct OF the thigh. His patriarchal face
will be missed from our streets, as he was seen
almost every day going to and from his mill.
Rev. O. Y. Bonner and Mr.. J. H. Pressly left
EridQv attend
preshrteyv w
NJ g co,,ouov sndden,v dropped down
,,,san Nv ~. o. on Wednasdav He has airnost be.
oan,a q S,ranrer here He barely had time to
SnaaS ~ the wife and bairns. and was of
epyosn ON ~ sstmrdav He will attend the meet
ine nf SYNOD at Statesyille. N. G.
Cords are ont announcing the approac ching
MARRIAGE of Mr.. r, T. Polhill TO Miss Drudie
Eiiie ~ Hndoes Mr.. PolhilI Is the proprietor
nr th,a roiton Sta toe Teleera nh School.
M Wojter T, Miller or Abbeyille. came up
satnrdoS 70 vis,t his mother.
The GonSedarate Monument Association
oa vea on ovster simmer on Friday night at the
Eannedv Honse Xii present had q delight
mi time and the fair walters fitted hither
and thither serving the steaming dishes. All
the the oysters were sold. The receipts OF the
eyening will go to the monument fund.
6r 7 JW Wideman has received q number
of nhotoqraphs from different monument
SuorSs of yorions slyles of monuments Some
OF them are onite pretty. We sadly need an
eppronriate monument TO commemorate our
heroes dead.
Sevarsi Contractors have mt in their bids
o,c Erutine's new bniIding, But the Contract
has not vet been awarded to any one, and as
the bids are sealed and the mouths Of the
renHars no In rornna,ion IN the snbiect as To
wbo is Iikelv to have The contract.
WIZ 10 nnuuS ICY ~ ,,aa roca'yed bere Loot u.ek
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For all kinds OF shoes go to 0. P. Heath &
| Cos.
Mattress ticking only five cents per yard ar
| o. P. Heath & Cos.
For Courtolds crepse and B. Priestly & Cos
nunsveilings go or send to Haddon's.
Columbia axony yarns all the staple col
ors at Haddon's.
Columbia zephyrs are the best. You will
find all colors at Haddon's.
Haddon's foot wear is growing more pop
ular every day. Fit and quality guaranteed
The largest stock of corsets we have ever
carried. IF you desire comfortable corset
and one that will wear, try our specialtles at
Haddons.
Haddon's are showing all colors in chiffon
lace.
Boys and girls school shoes at o. P. Heath &
Co.'S.
New line OF Farmers Alliance ginghams IA
cents per yard at o. P. Heath & Co.'S.
Pride of West bleaching only 10 cents per
yard at o. p Heath & Co.'S.
Full line OF gents, ladies and children's un-
derwear in at o. P. Heath & Co.'S.
Blankets in all grades at most reasonable
prices. P. Rosenberg & Co.
No use in looking elsewhere for your over
coats we have av theP 70 suit you In style and
Overcoats! overcoats! We offer an elegant
line OF overcoats for men and boys very
cheap. P. Rosenberg & Go.
This week at Chalmers Furniture Store O
lot of fine feather pillows. also few down pill
lows for sofas-fnest goods. If
Full stock of double weave wire mattresses,
single and double, also woven wire cots. A
new lot OF window shades with spring rollers,
so to 75o. each, ut Chalmers Furniture Store.tf
Haddon's line of knit hoods and sacks for
infants and children is complete.
If you wish anything for Infants or chill.
dren wear 60 to Haddon's.
For good silk umbrella go to Haddon's
For mourning goods OF all kinds 60 to Had.
don's.
Choice red clover ss per bushel. Lee d
Bailey, Greenwood, 8. G. St
Going very fast. Those fine pearl onion sets
tW. Joel Smith & Sons. You had better call
at once or you will be too late.
most select stock OF fall and winter goods
is daily arriving for Messrs. p. Rosenberg &
Co.
Go to w. Joel Smith & Sons for good wag-
on. Milburns are the best on the road, and
that is the only place to get them. st.
The Excelsior Meat Cutters are the best for
grinding sausage and ulince meat. Call on
Smith & Sons for them. st
Two car loads OF MIlburn wagons just in at
Smith & Sons. A good variety to select from,
and prices as low as any f1rst-class wagon. 81
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A Tribute OF Love, From q Friend.

On Sunday Oct. l1th, inst. just as the light
OF holy Sabbath day was fading from our
view, the sweet spirit Of our beloved
friend Miss Lucy Moore. winged its way back
to the God who gave 1t.
By her amiable disposition. loving deeds OF
kindness and noble actions, she had indelibly
stamped on the hearts of those who knew her
a tender remembrance that will be long
cherished.
She had long weary Illness and for many
days 1t WAS known that her sweet young life
wavered In a balance. Yet words cannot eN-
press the sadness, when the "pearly gates"
opened wide, and she was numbered among
the redeemed.
II careful nursing Of family, tender anx-
iety and sympathy OF friends, and faithful
attendance OF her physician, could have
availed, surely she would be with US now,
but God In His infinite wisdom saw fit TO call
her to her heavenly home, where she now
joins the celestial choir in chanting His
praises forever and forever.
The heartfelt sympaty Of the entire COM
munity goes out TO the bereaved family in
this deep affliction.
"How sweet It will be In that beautiful land,
so free from all sorrow and pain;
With songs on our lips. and harps In our
hands
To meet one another again.
B. H,
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Before buying your winter shoes, harness,
trunks and valises call and examine c. p.
Hammond & Co.'S, large stock.
Our No. Q shingles at 50 per thousand are
cheaper than boards and vii last longer. j.
F. Miller & Co.
Our No. 2 shingles are the very thing to
cover your barnes and out houses with. j. F.
Miller Co.
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On the Brink.

Mr.. T. E. Polhill, principal Of the Southern
telegraph school, was In town yesterday, per-
fecting his arrangements for bringing home a
charming bride. He is to marry Miss Drudie
Ellis tonight, May happiness be ever his.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-10-21

The Abbeville Literary Club met last FRI
day night at Judge McGowan's. Mr.. Benet
read q most interesting essay on Hymns and
Hymhology," which was greatly enjoyed by
ali present. There was q large turnout on
this occasion, and a most enjoyable evening
was had.
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Twelve Pages, 9 to 10
Primary Election.

MIR. J. F. c. DuPre having sent in his resig.
nation as County Commissioner, the County
Chairman. 1t. Gov. Gary, has determined
cy. Persons who may desire the office,
should send the usual fee to the printing Of
fees to announce their names as candidates.
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Paving Taxes.

Treasurer Blake opened his office on the
18th instant for the collection Of taxes. Mr..
w. ]. Caldwell OF Diamond Hill, WAS the first
10 pay. UP TO this time about one hundred
tax payers have settled.
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS

n,HE ABBEVILLE COUNTY Democratic
Executive Committee is requested to
meet at Abbeville Court House on next Sale
day for the purpose OF arranging for Pri-
fiji the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Mr.. j. F. G. DuPre.
Each member of the Executive Committee
EUGENE B. GARY,
County Chairman.
Oct. 81, 1901.
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Big Sensation in Dress Goods
WIN. r. BELLS
For the next Sixty Days.

will offer for the next sixty (60 days lot Of DRESS
GOODS at IL l2c worth 20 One lot Of Dress Goods
worth &c. These Goods all good staple Fall Shades and
worth fully 90 and &c. Great bargains 0hdrens and Ladies'
Shoes. Full line Of Plush Capes in styles.
34 Jackets in block and colored Dress Goods in all the
Full line Of Trimmings to match Dress Goods
have everything lady will need for the Winter and at
prices that will overcome all competition.
All ask is chance show the goods and will guarantee
you will buy. Yours Respectfully,
w. E. BEL IL ss1s s
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Every one who have hides OH hand carry
them to G. p. Hammond T. Co., and exchange
them tor shoes, brides, leather, etc.
For fine set OF homemade double or
single harness go to c. p. Hammond Il Co.,
to purchase them.
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we have just received a few OF old General
Mcclellan army saddles. Call and see them
at G. P. Hammond Il Co.
We have patent feathers and cloths for
covering dash boards and buggles with. Bug
gy cushions cheap. G. +. Hammond y 20