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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
DEFUNDING WATER BONDS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Trustees 81
o'clock p NJ on the 2ch day Of July, 1882. for The
placing Of whole any part Of seventy 'lseinIhg
Wntrr IIond,' u said Town, OF one thousand Doiafs
each 10 b.. dat"1 August l-t 1872 aud rcdcriaOIc AZ
the pleasure the Town after ten years ahh uiy payaDe
In wcnt, four years with interest at siN per cent pei
annun, payahle sendnnnualy in February aud August
The principal and interest pay9bS AT the once OF ue
Town Treasurer Longmont with current exchange on
-cew- York. 49, ~. -, ..,,,oA
The Trustees reserve right TO reject any or al
bids or accept part Of any pa The BONDS WI,
ANY other information viii De- given upon application
Proposals should De- addre,scl u Tie undeIsignh ana
endorsed Proposals for Remndng Water bonds
IOncmont. Colo, June l7th, 1892
IN PER CENT. Municipal Warrants. city and
1Ocounty. any amount. perfectly SAFE. PARTICULAR, ana
references. f. w. TEOUNCL. Box l134. sesttte. WASH
A DvEETIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, FOR
CEIvFD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. NO. ,2i2 Broad
way I'd door north OF Thlrty-ir,tst., and ADNtls-
TlSFMFNTS at the following Branch OMce2; 20 oth-
ave. = a. 23d-st. lj2 6th1ye. lj1 Fourth ave.
corner Fourocntht 7GO Thirdayc corner Forty seventh
los West Forty sccond rs Columbn-ale 90 Liberty
st.; % Avenue A 1923 Thlrdaye 20 West Fourteenth
l. - West 42d-st.: $40 Church-st; 35i Thrd-aye
'''HSt, th~ iiHiIHM OFFICES $50 Fast Oneiundred.
and twenty ATHEIST 2i3 Onehu I'd red aud
% p. m. at regular once rate. ,o
In Hfooklyn, at 90 Court->t: sos De Kab.aye. 2G0
Rcdfordavo and No. 10 broadway, up to 5 y. m, at
regular Office rates.
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TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.

Cnvnrnnnnt honds were neglected. az thc StOck
Exchange. bm the quotations Tor the H. were
Iaied Ia per cent. Following are the hnaI
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
sJ,OOO,OOO

PAR VALUE OF SHARES, 500.
ALL SHARES ISSUED WILL BE FULL PAID
AND WORCESTERSHIRE.
The company will begin business without any debt or
atity The charter the company and It's bylaws pro-
vide that bond mortgage be created without the
consent Of IS per OF Preferred stockholders also
that this provision cannot altered except by the Ike
Affirmative vote.
OFFICERS
i. o. FRENCH, President.
PEMBROKE JONES, (v,caprns,dnn,s
CHARLES Il. HIGGINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
rI-roPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London II. y. n.-Con~ol- SO ll-l6 for money
9G' oI ne account; New. York Prhn>vVohla, ana
OHIO rst mortgage tonds 33 Erie. 90. Illinois Central
lO3 St Paul common. S3'. Ncw-h 0rh Genital. ll3l2
i'ennsy ysnia jG% Reading. 80a MEXICAN Central. new
Il -. Spani>, T., G2ls. Pnfis adNlces
quote per cent at % francs 10 centtne for the
D. m-Thc amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance today l. $4,000.
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Ocean 5teamere.

A -NORDDEUTSClIER LLOYD ). 5. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 40 LONDOH,,,
NEW.YCRK. sou rUAMPTON; BKfMES'
p,s, cahi Iao ~ 40 second Cabin $50 to $50
birth Steeiage low rates. steamers sell from loot Oh
spree, Tues July 10 am. Fms, Sat. July 30, a. m;
Kaiser w II. July iG l0a.m. Siale. Tues, aug noon
Ailer Tues July 10. p. n. Fh". sat, Aug o. D a. M
Iiayel Tues July %. sam. Lain, Tues, Aug D. a. m
MEDITEERANEAN LINE
New-York ~ Genoa less than eleven gay
werra sat July %, 10 a. Vera sat- Oct 10 a, M
tuda sat. Aug go am. Fulda, Sat. Oct. T. p m.
Werra Sat Aug. 81 1O3 m. Wcrra, Sat, Nov ID p M
Fuds sat seI 10 lGa M tSda s4s FEy s Ca Gabh p %
Passengers the Italian Lakes Switzerland ana tne
Tyrol will ind this the most direct easiest ana
most comfortq Die Switzerland be reached IN ss
hours from Genoa. 49,.
A SIX WEEKS TRIP TO EUROPE. visiting
~ Belgium Holland Germany. Paris and London.
leaves New-York July -; all expenser nrst-clasA
''' r. NJ JENKINS,
PSI Broadway, N. y.
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Steamers leave san Francisco follows,
pr-IG Tuesday July 20. D. NJ.
OCEANIC twill call at Honolulu. August 10. D. m.
GAELIC Tuesday. September 0, D.
ElI,iIC THURSDAY, October q. D.
superbiy appointed-Superor accommodations.
Roserys:ons be made b. letter or telegram 70 sne
..hn rIoo, OF 2s7 and 33 Broadway. New YorS,
Room ia RA road Building. San Francisco.
N' LELAND STANFORD, Presdeak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
Au1ton Sales, financial.
LEWIS IESIER. AUCIIONEER.
Regular Auction sale OF
STOCKS AND BONDS,
By
ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON.,

A. 1880 O'Clock, ut the Ncw-York Real Estate
Sslrsroom.
No. III BROADWAY.
nv order Of Executors of Margarct ". Duvckinck).
AZ shares Bank Il state Of N"w.forH
BY order % Executors,
l3i shares Illinois Central III. Co.
Il ,har- illinois Central Klt co. per cent leased
Ie5 .har., Manhattan Real T.tatc Association
$500 Town q Shai'eburg vermont . pr cent Bonds
81. GOO D.sc,a T, pr cent School Ponds 1901.
y ,iN Of N'Ithncd. MINI per cent nond' 800
- 200 civ Of savannah ia 3 rcr cent Bonds. 1902
5000 Fulton Municipal ''a' Go Of BROOKLYN pr cent
81 900 n. y chicago & s. Louis RI. l., M,se. pr
$4,000 Central Railroad Banking Co Of Georgia pcr
- ~, -. cent Bond; ls'S o. ,,., mod. on,
$4,000 Quincy. Alton s. 81 Louis RR per cent Binds
81 200 RIO r'and Weston RR- rcr con, Bond 1879
- 900 Western Ne-.lorA pomn'ylvania m let Mtsc
81 account II whom It may concernJ
20 shares The -. "oodnan Mig Co.. Of bridgeport,
80 .',rcs corn Exchange Rank, Of Sioux cry. IA.
l3' shares Mahonn2 'oal III; Co. per cent Piefd
81 600 Lo1i.tGc southern lsH Is, MFG. per cent.
a. 600 Pratt cod $ Iron Co. j., M-gc. Bonds 1909.
- 600 evansville & ichmo9n IT. ,.i Mtge per cent.
- coo METROPOLITAN Lcrfy 60. 1T Mtee per cent "od
e Ss5 f fsa5s E. issr A aa Telegraph Co.
81 900 Mnnrapois Stree, KS IL Mtge. per cent.
.na "',i i&vi '''g r.uc INSURANCE to.
10 shar-. Poultucy STATE CO. Of courtney, W hvpdl
40 share, IIyg"nic Dug Co., 4+i and fio Green
20 shares Hroadwac ms. co.
3; . .s.c ;i,n VI noT T,,y I9.. Co.
LOO sia,,s 'lci'do st. Louis = Kansas city i;E.
25o .lar., !,1l,ed stat N3 q, BanF
.harrs Journcay y nurnham common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

s,ot. bonds welc almost wholly ignored. one
small sale being made Of Tennessee settlement
~ -; Il H. l.. city bank stocks sales were
made of central National go at l$s: Hanover
To- AT $50 and BAN of New-io,k t2' al 237
only moderate business vas dqac III ,ne gen.
;rcciaily active, but the final results were de-
clmrs Of a.? IN the I'd preference incomes
and 3-s per cert in the 3D. NJ 20 IS and
a. * re>peciivcly TIE deferred incomes were
nnnsuai, active at 10 7-sa2o i.oa2o. AtcliNon
incomes Yielded 80 pr cent 10 - 3-s. ana
Tn'cdo, 81 Louis and Karsa. CITY lists were of
IS pr CEN TO 81 ~ MnredinR' @ke h ner
cent 70 81 ~. Reference is mnde TO our full
rrpor, Of bond sales -,
Moucy on call was firm at ? Der cent with
cycc ptional loans at l-2 per cent.
II @ Clearing House statement was "a follows ::
Exc enscs, $;s,sso,475: balances, Si,364,li1:
The Suh-Tfcasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
uou'c 81 .os;.43a It's net loss on balance sine"
Friday was 81 o.o62 mad" mp by losses Of - o.
III in coin ard 81 .ol6,;2l in cnrrency Tie t%o
days, operations included Receipts, ss,s2eI2 haI
ancc Of Slls.00l,.4i. consisting Of S0O.s04,o23
coin and 81 ,0o8,sl currency.
The Treasury received offers OF ,oo3 900 ounces
OF silver, and purchased 6;l 900 ounces NJ prices
rnnoins from S5.64 to $40.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company rrpotts
! q Oo5 oS6 ounces Of silver bullion on hand to g.
cnr outstanding certificates net decrease OF
29l.460 ounces. -, -,
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day Se23.d73 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts We're sl,e43,3l2 the in
| 'pyral rcvr"uc receipts SSSS,s1l. and Vie m>c"l-
| lancous reccD's $500
| To-dov's WASHINGTON Treasury statement ol cash
On hand and deposits in bark compares with tn"
figures 81 the last previous statement as follows
| July O. Juiy II. Dirrren,r,
"" gold hent 81 .72 G25 t'li g.? ,1 lnc' ~, .
S' on 'f f,"d ao,an $500 go lao. nosi.
| Actra cash ~ the
| 1rc1-uty vault
u,ar outStap
c,r l;"s 80, G"s SO sl95 l-G 59s Inc. sia7 20
| Deposits in hank - 38D"'j l277loI" Inc. ?s'sie
Net hi sla7 on oss sl37 o'7Cn Inc. '?is.5cs
The foreign exchanges were extremely dull
! were qnotabiy lower. Appended nrr revised guo-
t,torS for actual business Rsnker' bills
:, s-aSt =; Ia and 2. IS IA for long and short
.,crlinc r~Sprct"elv: French Francs, j.l7 l-2 and
rs IS: rcichmurks 81 IS and IS 81
In London british cOnsOls were steady al
| % ll-lG for money and 90 81 for tae account
| The B,nk Of England gained ga 900 bullion on
balance In the oren market money YVES easy
| without change in rates. Ear silver was Is
| better al 80 i5-lGd. an ounce. American rail
| way shares were irregular. bui generally lower
| ~ Paris French per cents further declined -
| centmes 10 Os.4j. The weekly statement OF the
| !rnnrial Bank Of Germany shows decrease In
| spccic Of 100000 marks.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST PAUL
FIRST week in July. sts5.tlI s5Ss 100 sG4os5o
I- 10 July 7...... o3ssl9 l2,sie,5s5 Is $50 POI
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
F. o. FRENCH. President of the Manhattan Trust
Company, New.York.
JAMES H. BENEDICT. OF L. c. Benedict & Co.. bank
ers New.York.
SAMUEL II. SHIPLEY. OF Philadelphia.
JOHN II. DAVIS, OF John II. DAVIS CO., bankers,
NewYork.
FRED H. BENEDIcT. Of f. c. Benedict & Co.,
bankers Ncw.York.
A. NJ. DRAKE. Of 50. Paul MINI
HAIRY WALTERS, Vice. President Of the Atlantic
Coast Line abroad wilmington. " c.
PEMBROKE JONES. o, tho Carolina Rice Milling CON-
pany. Wilmington. y. 4.
J.. V. DOUGLAS. OF Philadelphia.
T. O. KEASBEY. attorney. Newark. v. J.
ALBERT BALDWIN, President New.Orloans National
Bank. Ncw.orI'ons, L.
GEORGE DENEGRE attorney. NcwOreans. La
GEORGE Il. PRESTON, President llibcrn!a National
Bank New-C rlcans Ia.
c. f. HIGGINS. 81 the NewOroans Rice Milling
Company. N.w.orlcans, la.
The Of tho several mills retain the larger part
a IN. Common Stock.
A considerable amount of the stock has already
been applied for. The balance Of sl,OOo.0OO OF
the Preferred stock l. offered Tor sub-cr ption
nj par, .ub.c ribcr. will receive n bonus In Common
stock Of 80 per cent. Of the amount OF their SUBJ
scriptons TO Preferred.
subscr lpuons will be payable as follows
10 per cent. application.
30 per cent on allotment.
80 per cent. In nncrn day. after oIIo,meur
80 per cent In thirty days
Tho subscription lists viii be opned simultaneously at
10 O'Clock H. Monday. July IL. 1897, and viii close
on or before "Wednesday. July l3. 1892, as o'clock M.
a the Offices q
JOHN ~. DAVIS & CO.. 10 Wall Street. New. Ork !;
TnE UNITED STATES TRANSFER And En-
CHANGE ASSOCIATIONS nj the Office Of the
MANIIiTTAN TRUST COMPANY. corner Wall and
Nissan Streets Ncw-York;
THE SOLICITORS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
1t2 south tfh Street Philadelphia
will also be received by Ncssrs H. T.
BENEDICT Il CO.. Ncw.Yorki Mcs.rs. HAMBLE-
ton ~ CO.. Baltimore, Md, The ILLINOIS TIKI ST
AND SAVINGS BANK, Chicago, III
Advance Subscriptions b. made with any on Tho
bankers prior the formal opening Of the lists Subscrb
will have option Of paying In fu on allotment
Interest on Anticipated payments Will Dc allowed at The
per cont per annhm. The failure 10 Ray any IN
sOllmcnt when due Will forfeit previou, payments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

This corporation has been formed % purchase unite. and
take a. going five Of ihe largest rice milling
establishments In the United Stat'-. namely The mill
operated by tho New. Orleans Rice Milling tomInnyV New
Orleans La. the Perseverance Rice Mil Of New.Orleans
La and three mills operated by the Carolina Rice Milling
Company orat,d respectively Wilmington Goldsboough.
and Washington. y Co. the consideration for such purchase
being Preferred and Common stock Of the company Of the
nggrr. a. par 80 5000 81 80 OO) Preferred
Il sjj 600 Common ok this being the total prcscn,
issue. These properties conveyed. with their rial
estate Of all ncumbrsnce machinery. nxtures good
will tndc marks &c.
The remaining stock which the company IA authorized
under issue. will remain the treasury Of
the company u the company. and subject
issue at later date for the requirement u additional
properties the enlargement OF those already owned
The eonpmpy will immediate enlarge Its mill. In
New Orleans three times their present cnpacify
and after the expenditures necessary TO effect these
iu,prov cmcnt- have been mnde, the company will
have rs cash working capital the sum OF about
$4,000.
THE FIVE MILLS ACQUIRED BY THIS COM
PANY HAVE BEEN OPERATED UNDER THREE
stPAYApE ORG MUTATIONS WITH VERY IN.
ADEQUATE WORKING CAPITAL. THE NET
EARRINGS. HOWEVER. DURING THE PAST
YEAR. UNDER THESE DISADVANTAGES. AND
WITH Less THAN ONE-IALF OF TIE CA
P,CIrY WHICH THIS COMPANY Will HAVE
WHEN THE IMPROVEMENTS ARE COMPLETED.
WEKE 500. OOO OR OVER PER CENT. UPON
TIE ENTIRE PREFERRED STOCK NOW Issued
by THE CERTIFICATE or lIESsRS BARROW
WADE, GUTHRIE & CO, On FILE AT TIE
OFFICE or TIE BANKERS. iHE CAPACITY or
TIE FIVE MILLS WILL DE FULLY DOT BLED
AND THE COST OF MANAGEMENT AND OPER-
ATING GREATLY DECREASED.
L. 1, conseryatiyely estimated that Company WILL
dining the frs, year with greatly Increased capacity
and facilities and with IT, ample working capital make
pront OF not less $4,000 Earnings n this amount
would cnabl. dividends To be paid the stock s~ued
follows;
Preferred stock, sI,32O.OOO, At 3 per
Common stock. si.s65.0O0 nj per
s!J4. 500
The funds necessary for completing the improvements
above referred provided. and In addition 10 this the
company will in cash working capital a previously
stated Of 1915 600.
An important Of the business Is that IL Is done
upon a cash basis the element Of lad debt, Is
eliminated.
The company viii start free Of all lndebt and Will
,,ho over no manufactured stock. The company will
l..n br~lnr-. - u Ji1y -. lS.,
The set, Of the company, taxing The real estate bnld
,,o- machinery immovrm"nt &C. AZ ootual cost aggrc
cat - 33O 900 which luclrdcs $4,000 la cash for
working capital.
20 ie. OF the prospectus md application blanks can
he ATTAINED n the onicc- Of any of the bankers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

BID. Asa. BID Ask.
.chgh valley Ca. 81 r&B is' p 2s7 6s -.
:'an g n !, s., ST. ST. X Sd pr '''43 $50
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EAST TENN, VA. & GA. RY. co.

The undersigned. owning ana representing majority
Of the equipment and imp bond- 81 the Ia-t T,-
nes-ee virginia and Ga Ia lwnv CoUpany hay" been
asked ~ other owner. u large u tn bonds
form .ttce for the protection ol Of
ne bond old n tho pir-'It UNSETTLED ,OIdlOn th =
affairs OF The company, due TO the complications Of the
ri hmOnd ltrLlunl ~ s'in. nnd be.rline that r'or
gonizaron of tn Fast Tenn, property. si,h large
expenses attendant Their on. II unn"ccr-7fy
ylte the coop ration q other bon ;holG ..
Parties de,r!ng place their Interests In &c
ma do 30 by adore ,siu my Of the u der-s ed.
George Coplr q Exchange Plac" Ut,
VIM L. Bull. 80 Broad St.
Evelyn He-cltMc. Diapers Gardens. r,aoo,
Rotcrt Fleming, > Princes ST. (i,aqL,) ~
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WHITE STAR LINE.
A PED STAR line

4 -KED STNK I'm r, =. ,.u,c
n. FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for Newiork and Antwerp w.eky ~
WWFSTEENiAYD ...........w We'd, July 90 20 p m;
First cab 80 upward Excursion 500 upward Seeohs
cahn sax Round Trip, 10 per cent reducton Apply oi
"Ia"ts for Travellers Steeraee az yGrl low rates
i"''> 'IvTEI; NATIONAL. NAVIGATION Co,
General Agent, q Bowling Green.
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Diui0en0 Noiitcs.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD

COMPANY,
- BROADWAY
NEW. YORK June 90 1892.
Ar 4 REGULAR MEETING Of the Board
~ Of Directors held TIL, day quarterly dividend Of
l-t uIon capital stock OF this company was de-
10 rcd payablr July H. 1892 a the Office u the Atanti:
Trus: company 80 Williamt, 10 stockholders Of record
transfer books viii remain closed ~ July 10, 1892
VI. W. DONINICK. Treasurer.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-28
Wholesale Poisoning.

pETAMULA, Cal. April 2O-This
town is wildly excited to-day over a
case of Wholesale poisoning. Daniel
Shaw is dying, his atlianced bride, Miss
Annie llenkston, is very i'll, ;ls are also
her mother, Mrs. IIenkston, Miss Allie
Henkston and an adopted daughter
and an aunt, Mrs. Carter. All are suf-
terlng from strychnine poison admins
!ered by some unknown person. Real
iZing his critical condition, Mr.. Shaw
wished to be married before he died,
and the ceremony was performed this
afternoon. Shaw is still alive, but it is
not thought he will live.
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Heirs tOa Fortune


COLUMBIA, 5. c., April l3.--Somc
llmc last 1all mention was MADE Of the
estate of Robert Edwards, some of
whose heirs now reside in this State
and in this city. The estate is cstimat-
ell at S3NOOOUO. There are numbcrlcSs
heirs throughout the South, many in
this State. The history of the estate is
that Robert Edwards, native of Eng.
Jahu, Sellled IN America and was pos
SCISSOR OF twenty-five acres of land
Whcre0n part Of broadway and Wall
streets, New \ ork city, are now located
He had two brothers and one sister,
Thomas, William and Miss frankie
who settled in Virginia and because of
their differences with Robert in politics
he leased his land in 1856 for Il period
OF nincty-nine years and returned TO
England, where he died unmarried.
About the year 1901 Thomas and Miss
Frankie moved TO GreenvIlle county
and through them the South Carolina
heirs are descended. These heirs SO far
as have been named are II. III. Stokes
and Mrs. Wesley Gilbert of GGcenvIlie;
Judge l. WickilIc, Of Walhalla, Mrs. ;.
a. Chisholm and Joel Edwards of Col
umbia, and Mrs. NJ T.. Hook, Of Flor
ence, w. Il. Edwards and r. T.. Peek,
Of Spartanburg. There are no doubt
others in the State. The conditions Of
the lease which expired in 1888, were
that at his (Robert Edward's) death, the
property was to revert to his estate,
with all improvements thereon. At
the expiration of the lease some of his
kindred began an investigation and
found that sixty-one volumes of the re-
cords Of New York city, covering the
period of the lease and sub leases had
been purloined, but fortunately for his
heirs he had also recorded the lease in
where it has been recently dis
covered. And" now comes the picnic |
for the smart attorneys Of New York |
city, making the net results to the heirs |
very questionable.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-28

Faith in ourselves and the courage to
express our convictions with the ballot,
is true manhood that cannot be kept
down.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-28
EloCtropOisS.

why suffer with sickness or disease
when you can be SO easily and quickly
cured without medicine by the use of
the Elcctropoise.
Mr.. w, &. Sibley, president Sibloy
many years with SCiatiCa, rhcumatism,
and general arrangement of tho nerves
and muscles; walked with great difficult
ty; had no faith i'll the Poise, and used it
only at the request Of my wife. I'm
proved after two weeks use. At the
end Of thee months walked without
pain or difficulty. would not take a
thousand dollars for the benefit received
affected.
DR.. Mason, Columbus, Ga, says:
l do not want TO be without an Elec-
| tropoi3c under any circumstances.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug. Is. 1890:
| ELECTRoPOISE co.
GENTLEMEN: After one months use
OF the Electropoise, l note with pleas
ure Its beneficial effects. For many
years | have been suffering with consti.
p tlon, never having passage without
an enerma. Within short time after
beginnlng the use of the Electropolse,
and without using other remedies, be-
camesperfectly regular and natural. |
can conscientiously recommend the
Elcctropoisc to any one similarly affect
ed. Yours truly,
Scr2't $ & LEE.
A 10 page book, describing treat
mcnt aid COT tanning testimonials from
all sections and for the cure Of all dis.
eases, mailed free on application, All
| dress.
ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISE CO.,
ODD King St., Charleston, S. G..
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PddQGtt Paws the Frcipbt.

a GKRAT DEFER THAT MAY NOT AGAIN
BE hEPEATED, 60 DO NOT DELAY,
= STR1KE WHILE THE IRON IS Hot"
Wrlte Tor Catalogue now, and say what
paper you saw this advertisement in
, hememDer that l sell everything that
Sc es to furnishing actur-
ing some things and buying others in the
largest possible lots, which enables me to
wipe out all competition
: HERE ARE A FEW OF MY START
LING BARGAINS
A No. 7 Flat top Cooking Stove, full
. size, 15Xl7 inch oven, fitted with 81 pieces
OF ware, delivered at your own depot,
all freight charges paid by me, for
only Twelve Dollars.
Again, will sell you q 8 hole CookiD
Range 13X13 inch oven, 18x26 inch top, lit
ted with Fl pieces Of ware, for THIR-
ETEEN DOLLARS, and pay the freight t.
byour depot.
SDO NOT PAY TWO PRICES FOR
J YOUR GOODS.
D l will send you nice plush Parlor suit,
fWalnut frame, either in combination OF
banded, the most stylish colOrs for 49,. so,
kte your Iailroad station. freight paid.
4 L will also sell you nice BedrOmOS ull
consisting of Bureau with glass, high
fhead Bedstead, l Washstand, Centre
$tabie, cane seat chairs, cane scat ano
oaCh lhcke[ alllor lO.6O, ana pay lrel9k
ato your depot.
z Or will send you an elegant bedroom
asult with large glass, full marble top, fOl
5{3O, and pay freight.
SNIco window shade on spring roller OU|
& hhut S65li geanwtar day aIclock. d.,
Walnut lounge, u'lUi
Lace curtains per window,
i lcannot describe everything in a small
advertisement, but have an IL Q'ense store!
containing %. 800 feet OF foo. :OOm, With
HWare houses and factory buildings in other;
EpartS OF Augusta, making in all the lar
EBost business of this kind under one maa-S
Hagement in the southern States. These
SstOreHand warehouses are crowded with
Rthe choicest productions of the best facto-
grlca. My catalogue containing illusLraJlOusi
aol H"ouS VIII Dc niatlud il You will klnuIys
HHa5 where you sAW yhle advertiSem 5nt. Ii
Apay iI lHht. Address,
4 /. F. PADGETT,
AProprietor pad9etts muiture, Stovoj
and Carpet Store,
Bll'n-1li2 Broad Street AUGUSTA. GA.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-28

DR.. j Mason, Columbus, Ga, says
do not want to be without an Elec'
tropoisc under any circumstances.