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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-21

Trains leave Spartanburg. S. c., A. IS
c. division, northbound, 3.54 Il m, $50 y
M, 6.57 p M (vcstibulcd limitcd); south
bound, 800 a II, 4.27 p m, 11.43 a N,
(vcstihulcd lmitcD; wcStbouEd, w. N.
G. division, l.35 p m, 7.2O p M, for Hen.
dcrsonville Ashcvillc Hot Springs, Knox
vile and Cincinnati.
Trims leave Grccnvillc, S. c., A. & G..
division, northbOund, 2.4I III. 4 40 y IN,
G.05 p IN, (vcstihulcd limitctD; southb0und
t.1O m, 5.3l p m, -. 80 p IN (vcstibuled
limitcM.
Trains leave Seneca, s. c., A. .S G. d.
vision, northbcund, III M, 4 81 D m;
southbound, 7.57 Il III. 7.22 p III.
Trains leave Greenwood, s. c., 100 a
IN; $50 p m; Anderson, S. G.. 335 p IN;
and Laurcns, S. G., 4.50 p IN; for Angus
tn, Ga, and points south
Pullman Car Service. Train leaving
Greenwood G.30 p m, carries through Pull
man Sleeper from Spartauburg to Savan-
hah, Ga, via Augusta, arriving Savannah
G.2O m. Returning leave Savannah 10
p III, arrive Greenwood 1905 ii, making
connection with &. e. G. division. Pull
man palace sleeping car on trains Is and
lG between Charleston, s c., and Cincn-
natl, o., and all trains on a. Il G. division
}. a. DODSON, Supt., Columbia, S. G.
w, A. TURK, Asst. Gcnl Pass. Agent,
Charlotte, N. G.
w. II. GREEN. Gcnl Manager. At
lnnta, Ga.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Gcnl Pass. Agt.
Atlanta, Ga.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager, Atlanta,
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Additional trains Nos. II and 1S-Lsla
recommendation, daily except Sunday,
leaves Atlanta $50 p. M, arrives Lula
8:l2 y. III. Returning leaves Lula 600 a.
m., arrives Atlanta $50 n. m.
Between Lula and Athcns-No. II dni-
~, except Sunday, and No. 8 daily. leave
IInia $3.50 p. H., and 1880 a. m., arrive at
Athens 1913 p. III. and 30 y. IN. Re
turning leave Athens, No. 10 daily except
sunday, and No. u daily, G:15 p. M. and
o:4o d. ili'' arrive Luis 500 p m. and $40
q. III.
Between ToccOa and Elbcrton-No CT
daily except Sunday, leave Toccoa 200 y.
H., nrl:vc ElbcrlOn $40 p. IN. Return.
lng No. GO daily, except Sunday, leave
hlDcrtnn 50Oa: M, arrive TOcc0a $50 n. m.
NOS. II and IL carry Pullman Sleeper:
between Washington and Kansas CITY via
birmingham and Mcmpha, AMI 8 and 10
i'ullman Sleeper between Atlanta and
New York.
On NO. II no change in day coaches
from New York to Atlanta.
Nos. 81 and Washington and South.
western Vrstibulcd Limited, between At
lanta and Washington. On this train cx-
ira fare Is charged on irstclusS tickets,
only.
For detailed information rs to local and
through time tables, rates and Pullman
Slccping-car reservations, confer with To-
cal agents. or address
JAS. l.; TAYLOR, GcnI Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
w; A. TURK, Asst Gcnl Pass. Agent,
Charlotte, N. G..
9. l.. HAMMOND, Supt., Atlanta, Ga.
W; III. GREEN, Gcn1 Manager, Allan
ta Ga.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager, Atlanta,
Ga.
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E0g. Els T'OnYYc.

LIBERTY, S. c., Jan. 15.-Gol. c. L..
Holiingsworth, Pic!:rns, S. G: Come
down this evening. Gray mule has bit of
four inches of black mules tongue.
j. n. SMITH.
=. The above is a telegram received by COL
Holiingssworth last Friday. A further in
vcstlgation showed that the animal had
lost SIX inches of its tongue instead of
four. This has been preserved in alcohol,
ana from marks upon il, it seems that the
up OF the tongue was grippcd by the gray
mule and drawn from the black mulc's
mouth, and that the black mule bit il off
himself. We never heard of such thing
before. The question is how is the mule
to suhSiSi? II was a fine animal and worth
from &l25 TO $40. 1t has been very hun
cry since the accident.
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no t.c Patrons of F'tckens School.

commenced school the 18th inst, and
during the week enrolled only sixteen
names, larger number really than | cx-
pcctcd on account of the measles and re-
cent rainy weather. While | have not
seen many of the children in their homes
during their sickness, yet | have really
been with them in spirit and sympathy.
The children must he taken care Of after
measles, and really am as much interest
cd in their physical health as in their intel
lectual progress, especially when their
lives are at Stake. Therefore, kind patrons,
whiic you look well to the health of your
children, though my school be small,
know that you are doing the hest YOU can
and will do more when the proper time
comes. My associations with the children
here have been very pleasant hitherto, and
found among them nlamy fright boys anG
girls, some types of mind very brilliant.
Now, all that we want here is unity and
hearty cooperation from the patrons in
order to bring the school to a high stand
ard. But this is only Il question of time
and by reason Of hard times, cannot be
pressed great deal now
My school will continue on, however.
until about the middle of June. and hope
To have soon rs many pupils as one teacher
can we'll manage. Wishing you all success
in your different lines Of work during the
year, remain Very truly yours,
w. B. JUSrrg.
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GREAT EfEDUCTEO
ELs n>rs@esS

A change in orr firm is contempla.
ted ut an cal! y dial" and from this
date until our present stock is dis
posed of we will offer our entire stock
at great reduction.
Tremendous stock Of Jeans and
Shoes to go at Il sacrifice. This is
no old shop-worn stock of goods we
are offering but brand new goods.
Buyers will have Il picnic as long as
they last.
There is a few pieces of Jeans at
25c., up; Shoes 2oc. per pair, up; best
Shirting a cents per yard. Big
Stock of Groceries at reduced prices.
Hardware, Crockcryware, Glassware,
Tilware-in fact, everything now in
stock to so. No reasonable offer re-
fused.
A few more of those fine Texas
Red, Rust-proof, Oats, call and get
some while they last.
If you owe us anything call and
settle at onco. No goods charged af-
ter this date
Six fine cooking stoves at cos. aud
freight 4 good horse for sale cheap.
RcSDCctfuliy.
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JKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

r. VT. A. Mauldin is improving.
dr. F. M, Day is reported quite sick.
Mrs. McElroy Jamison was very i'll
80 Tuesday.
The sick in and around our town arc
rN alescing.
A light sprinkle of.snow foil hero last
ursday night.
Mr.: A. G.. Wyatt occupies the Jones
Use for 1899.
Miss Mamie Farr is reported to be
!, sick with grip.
Court commenced at Abbeville last
'nday, Judge Hudson presiding.
Miss Make, a daughter Of E. F. ALL
I'd, was quite sick last Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Freeman, who lives near
lid T. O., Is quite sick with measles.
Mr.. r. A. Hester is still confined to
room from the effects of the measles.
Miss Mary Allgood is teaching a flour
ing school at Kings in Central township.
IT. O. Allgood Is teaching a good
ool at Chapmans, in Dacusvillc town.
Ono Of DR.. J. D. Cureton's children
broken out with the measles the second
@.
REV. L. II. Weldon preached an inter
ng sermon In the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Squire Gossctt, the editor Of the DEM
It, has been quite sick for several days
b Ia grippe.
The Pension Board was in session this
k revising the roll and hearing addi-
al applications.
The Baptsts have decided to proceed
W / their church on Maj. Stewards lot
oon as possible.
"A drizzle and q blizzard-a blizzard
driEzle, constitute the entire weather
the last two weeks.
The measles have got into Mr.. D. f.
bricks family, and some Of his chill
are very sick with them.
Rev. B. O. Berry has moved into
&c Duran,s housA aud will occupy it
the parsonage iNcompleted.
Mr.. J. B. Clyde has moved to his farm
1tly purchased Of the heirs of Mrs.
stance Hutchins, three miles south of
Every one of Mr.. V. A. Fcrguson's
ly has the measles. Mr.. F. himself
in town Monday, and the disease was
ocginning on him.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Par
died on the 18TH inst, and was buried
coma on the 17th. The bereaved par
AVE our sympathy.
'hc second district of the Twelve Mile
:iatiOn will meet at Antioch church on
lay befole the fifth Sunday in January
clock sharp. II. +. NELSON.
scv. o. l.. Durant and family left last
for their new home in Anderson
?. Our best wishes go with them and
hoy may prosper in their new field.
3. Nancy Eskew lwhat her home
,nvillc county last Friday Dight of
'is. She was 78 years of age and
member of Washington Baptist
Gle Baylus Stephens fell out of his
IN the Goth of December. and hurt
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Since the first day of January the Clerk
has recorded deeds Of transfers of real es
tate, as follows:
Thos. p. Loopcr to D. G. Freeman. a
certain boundary In Dacusville township
for $50.
Miles NJ. Hunter to James r. Hunter, a
lot iii Central for $4CO.
jas. Il. Hunter to Miles M. Hunter 1904
acres in Central township, and 224 acres in
same township. for 81, 500.
Jas. II. Hunter to Miles NJ Hunter, one
lot in Central, 5000.
Miles Nj. Hunter to Jas. T. Hunter, 234
acres in Central township, $4,000.
Andrew &. Wyatt to Lcmuel G.. Hen
bricks, IL acres in Easlcy township, $3.50.
A. M. Hamilton to @. E. Hamilton, 101
acres in Liberty township; $3.50.
". NJ. Hagood to A. ". FoIger' one lot
w. d. Glenn to D. 2. Presley, II acres
in Liberty township, *847.
Augustus d. Hardin to Fl. G. Shirley,
12O acres in Liberty township, 500.
John Lathcm to B. ii. Williams 100
acres in Easley township.
j. ID. Moore to ]. Il. Gillespie, acres in
Hurricane township. $40.
j. e. Gillespie to j. d. Moore, acres in
Hurricane township, $40.
John Il. Gossctt to Elizabeth A.. G0ssctt,
a tract of land i'll Easlcy township for love
aud affection.
Blumcr Merck to Mrs. Evclinc Barker.
10 acres in Hurricane township, 500.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Moore to j. Il. Young
blood, y acres in hurricane township, for
$3.50.
E. A. Lathem ct al to NJ. J. Pryor, 4Gs
acres in Dacusvillc township, $500
Eliza j. Hunter ct al to Miles N. Hunter
20 acres near Pcndleton, and lot in Cen
tral, $40.
e. A. Lathcm ct al to e. T.. Lathcm, so
acres in Dacusvilc township, $500.
Nancy Ariail to w. II. and j. w. Ariail,
lot in Easlcy.
j. NJ. Stewart, G. G. p, TO J. p. Cary ct
al, trustees, the school house lot in the
town of Pickcns.
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OhllnArY.

Jimmie Johnston, the nineteen year old
son of Mr.. S. NJ. and Mrs. Ellen Johnston,
near Major, died on the 18th inst.
He suffered only two days, which caused
him to say Let me be easy; l am ready
and willing to 60; meet me in Heaven. u"
He had been a member of Sharon NJ. T..
church for nine years. He lived his pro-
fession in every day life. AS o school
mate have found none moro honest, up
right and social than JiRmic. He was un-
showed spirit Of humility. After most
appropriate funeral service by Rev. II. C.
ODell, the remains were laid to rest in tho
Sharon graveyard. We tender our heart
felt sympathies to the hereavcd family and
friends. Our loss is Jinmic's gain.
+. P O.
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From Gates.

More rain and more mud is the cry Of
the day.
Several families arc suffering from the
grip.
Two Congressional Records come to this
place, and we find that Butler is the only
Senator from South Carolina who has done
any work. | suppose Irhy left when he
was sworn in, just like it WAS expected.
County Treasurer YounSblood was here
among us yesterday.
Prof. JAS. l.. MullnX is teaching the
young idea how to shoot, at this place.
-, - Gates, Jan. 10, '92.
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Sn !&Tl 'b'n.cE.py FIpEfrna

Miss jamie B. Edwards. the art teacher
at the Grccn"illc Female College has been
compelled to resign her position because of
failing health. Her resignation is regret
ted by the faculty and pupils Of the college
The vacancy will be flied by Miss Mar
lie McCaslan, daughter Of Prof. ". n. Mc-
CasIan, OF the Laurens Female College.
Miss McCaslan studied under the most IA
nous artist in New York and has had ten
years experience in study and teaching.
Shc is highly recommended News
17th.
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VIM. Dorr accidentally fell sap.
'ss the telephone wire last Friday
and broke it. He promptly and
eportcd the accident at once and
age was soon repaired.
iange in the schedule of the Air
road went into effect last Sunday.
rain going north to Charlotte passes
ne hour caller Ithan heretofore.
r trains renal the same.
Ramseurf 0fontral, is still quite
ugh she !s improving slowly. DR..
, Grccnyille, has been i'm constant
&C upon her for:the last ten days.
irst called on the 23d ult.
cold will the Weather have 10 get
DIR. Ensor stay by the fire? Tie
raid last Saturday night and cut
'tills-ono in Rocky Bottcm, the
'r the North CAROLINA line.
- Wooten, an old and respected
Greenvillc, died Monday at his
Cleveland street. He leaves a
ally OF children. He was about
DID, He was b;iriedat Pclzcr.
|, a son of Jack Cannon, colored,
mitted to Jail iast Monday on a
lnnacy. lie was Examined and
tit subject for the asylum, and
tichey left Tuesdayfor Columbia
,,,1o, .
'hn Rochester, y young and pros
IN the 13th indt1 aged ohont ao
He leaves a widHw and ono child
~ relatives and friends to mn,,rn
b. ~
s
,9ty Sheriff Gr$en, of Anderson,
auay' arrested tlI keed Morrison,
with larceny and with burning thc
!4th of Novcmhrr| r|iast " '''
nv of tho c,r
thnmonivon UHs NJ .tis,,S pat.oils arc
no n w"hs.",,s VI NJ yppo,'rlilty oi
acccn,inr I, ~ \ }K,,;,.,seou r Dic.ioh-
,ribnrs r,So 'no + III olaer mace
, Of Tonnnn,P D pay uP ato".hScs sisS 10
i0'SN' "nu ~ XII ic"
iaL tho o;cht o,d so,, of r.ooo
II Xlss%~g6lood ed last Tuesday
;. re mad had e measles which
tered in the new @ @ NW.n
The bercave6 shnou1aS sso'1aS "'l WV ,,,I
by Of many frienspp parcn'S nave INC
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BY innumerabIc cures DR.. BULBS Cough
Syrup has won for itself most cuyiable
reputation.
pvc been suffering for the past three
weeks with a strained wrist. tried Saliva
tion Oil and find myself after using one bot
tie entirely cured. Chas. Kcyscr, l90 Mul
berry ST., Baltimore, Md.
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"A Nev ChtlrcIl.

The people near Il. L. Gilstrap's are pre-
pairing to build a Methodist church. They
have already cleared off the ground. 1t is
hoped that the new house of worship will
be ready for the quarterly meeting to be
held in May. Brother II. l.. Gilstrap and
others are hard at work. There is much
encouragement in getting new church at
the Old Mckinney Chapel. One thousand
fcct of lumber was subscribed to the
church last Sabbath The church has three
acres of gronnd at this place.
Il. M. MoKIssIoK, p. G..
.Innlarv 10Th 100
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Business Notices.

Mashed strawberry ribbons sell at one dol
lar yard but you can get a bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup for only twenty five
cents.
"Wc'll be gay and happy" for Salvation
Oil is only 25 bottle. 1t kills all pain.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy aud per
mancnt cure of Consumption, bronchitis,
Calarrh, Asthma, and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases has
felt it his duty to make it known to his suf-
fering fellows. Actuatc by this motive and
desire to relieve human suffering, l will
send free of charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or English,
with fnll directions for preparing and us.
ing. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper. w. A. Noyes,
$50 Powers Block, Rochester, N. y.
apr30yl
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Fake Notice.

All persons indebted to me will please
call and make settlement Of their accounts
at once. Settlement must b2 made before
tho first of February.
j. +. WILLIAMS, NJ. ID.
Jan 7th, 1899. 4wtd
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HR. ROBT. KIRKSEY

Has pcrrn1. emily located in fickcns and
offers his professional services to the citi-
Zcns of the town and county. His dipIo-
mas are from the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons, Of Baltimore, 1880, and
from jobs Hopkins, 1891. Was nine
months in Nursing and Child's Hospital,
Baltimore. 21dcc9lm6
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-21

Enterpri sing Young Man: Trne Co. Instructed
and stnrtod worked steadily h. I"Gn ihSier
than expected aLlo 10 hny island and Wild
small summon hotel. don't snoceedat thst will sc
to york again At tho business ia which mado money
True d. Co.; Shall We ins'"T,t and start You TcHd'rf
II do. and II work indns,rinny, viii Ia dus
tno DO Rbo bny island and huiil hotel II wish
70; Money can bo carmel r our ncv "o "i work, rap
Idly and onoraby by these Gf either foK Touns or cid,
and IN their localities wherever they 1.-Two Any ono
can do tho work Easy to"arH N"nrtsh oTcrything Ne
risk You can devote SP"Tc moments or all yonr tne
20 tho work This entirely lead brings wonderful tne
cess to every worker Beginner earning frn go
SO per week and nnwars, and after Ettio
nens1 Wo can furnish "a" hmI you
* EE. This Is u r'nrvl"A' trEs, and hero Is
another great useful woalh rivin~ 'onhcr Great gains
will reward ovcry IL Nsors worker. Wherever You aro
and whatever you doing, want I" saow about this
wonderful work at Delay much mcnny lost to
yon 10 space to explain hore but you VIII write TO
wowiil mako all plain 10 you FREE, AdcroIe,
T&CG - CO., EcN 400. Augusta. Maine.
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Mixed Trains.

Taking effect Sunday, January II, 1899,
mixed trains Nos. 60 and Gl, over the
i!chmond ~ Danvillc railroad, will be run
tri,wcekiy between Rcwbcrry and Green
g yllie, making round trips on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
W. A. Turk, A. G. p. a.
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iCuiulll)l!S lbi ItclICl.
Ex,Partc.
W. +. EcGd-pc'itioncr,
In Re
J. N. w. Smith, 8. r. Smith, T.. r..
Smith, Martha Ingram, Sarah J. DOId,
Lcanma b. Smith, l.. r.. Smith, $. F..
Smith, Mary J. Hatcher, Martha f, Ste
rhcns, Julia A. WalArop, Mary Smith, w.
II. Smith, }. f. Smith, =. b. Smith and
}. \. Smith---PJrintilfs
W. a. Stephens, james Smith, S. V.
Smith and Joanna Siephcus- Defendants.
Also in thc case Of the same plaintiffs,
Against
W. r. Garrett, James Smith, 8. V. Smith
and joanna Stephens Defendants.
Al 50 in the case Of tic same plaintiffs,
Against
w. w. Clayton, James Smith, s. V.
Smith and Joanna Stephens Defendants.
TO the Defendant, s. Y. Smith:
You arc hereby Summoned and required
to answer the petition in this action,
which was filed in the Office of the Clerk
Of the Court of Common Pleas for the
county and State aforesaid, on the 7th day
Of Jnmuay, 1892, and which is now on
file in said Office, and to serve copy Of your
answer 10 the said petition on the subscri-
h"rS at their Office in pickcns S. C..within
twenty days after the service hereof, cX-
elusive Of The day of such service, and if
you fail 10 answer the petition within
the time aforesaid, the petitioner in this
action will apply TO the Court for tho re-
lief dcnandc lin ;hc petition.
Dated 7th day Of January, 1902.
G.. j., RoBiNs"N,
J. u. CAERY,
Attorneys, Pro Pct.
IN NJ I,pc
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January 10Th, '92.

Mrs. Mary Russell, widow of WIN.
Russell, died at her home near Marietta, on
Saturday night. She was 70 years old and
was member Of the Marietta Baptist
church. She was buried Monday in the
graveyard of Ebenczer church. She leaves
number of children to mourn her loss.
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! raise as much cotton as u&u-
!. Ic; everyone, t" Il man
SuStcnancc o. life that will
oil, and we are hlrS Sed with
grow allnnst anything.
levi WimUcy Was buried al
church to-day. He was a
hInl citizen Of Dacusville,
of Cross Roads church for
i the oldest man in Dacus-
}. lie died on the same
was granted him some sixty
S ago.
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EfTO32a SpMciISyE!Ec.

Christmas has passed and things have
settled down except the rain. 1t kccps VS.
farmers housed mp making fires anl think
ing. But we farmers will lose nothing bv
thinking. |, for one, an going to try and
raise but little cotton, and ( DO wonder if
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-21

Some Of the farmers think that wheat
and oats have been injured by the recent
freezes,
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! JVII
just now. "Bob" Griffin is with us this
rainy weather, and am s,mca great many
Of your rea'icrs know him. Luck.
Dacusviilc, Jan. l2, '02.
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M ANSION HOUSE,
G1sEENVJLLE, S. c.,

Has been newly rcfittcd and cxccllcntly
furnished. 1t is first, class in its appoint
mcnts, and is one Of the best hotels in the
South. Situated in the hcal,hiest and
most delightful locality in the country it
offers superior attractions to visitors. It's
cuisine cannot be cxcclicd in any CITY.
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HARRIS & MORRIS.
October 9th 1891.
I G. FITZGERALD,
PHOTOGRAPHER,

GREENVILLE, S. G.
Over Wcs!morcland Bros. Drug Store.
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