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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
NEW MI XICO.
Pleasing Paragraphs Iullej from the
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Blsn last Sund.y
stock hus,n-rr ir u,kmg ~, wonder
fully IA Sierra county
sheep -h"Arng r NV IA Tall hhri
sm"ug our DOCK owners
The Lac Vegas Telephone company hs-
rhty righ, suits, rih"rr.
SPRINGER I-ASts the "uly Arlr-,Hu well
~ nurihrin NV M,hIru
la the dIrtrl-t rruri ut santa r.. tr,N
url-g" MAS convicted "t ray"
TIA" Ration Reporter har ru,',,d uI.,u
lie rltth year, and ia g",.i rAr"r
Cattle buyer. from Texas Arr rrkur
az r"wr "a the New Mr,rrnu rAugrr
rr-r,-. ID" III year oli daughter Of Nj.
iIorI-r, ot Santa FL, dlri yr-,"riay
It rsi thr Rev Morr~ru will r,ou
return /" C"rrilor. w. hoi revival s,i
vlrrs
The springer water company has '"nr.
81 the wAt.r rghtr oI the ms uu,,n at
springer.
Alfred julius liuchrl, AL obi aui -,
-l~e,si resi-nt ot Lar Crurr-, ,il.I ITO
rur-iAy.
It's RAld one huudr,.i Thousand -hrru
will grace wlthlu raiIus ul fifteen mI.,.r
uf ChAmA
Two bnyS, aged seven aud "ieht years.
are under arrest at Las Nrsar, charged
with arson
finy thousand sheep are r-p"rt'"i hr.
tween rnrkvlcw and the lskrr IN Kro Al.
ribs county,
l., ii Brown aud wife left S,rurr" fr
III Ps-", IN hop-S ot b-,t-r,u. the health
IL Mr. Brown.
At Cchiti the Rio ,iraud- IN ne longer
iorlahl-, aud the ferry buAt In DOING
."u-i business.
snow ir twu feet deep III places along
The line If the INnvcr y KI" Grnnde Rad
ia H" ArribA county
only two applicants fnr TEACHERS II.
,.nr-r appeared tor "iAmlna,l"E a, LIN.
,nlu, down the country.
The hnlrL,p rru,plnr II Ration attended
the NJ, t.. church III = h"iy Las, SUNDAY
,,I, ,,.,c.r,,
Hon ". = Hol-~rll sold 1000 bead Of
- - .,,,,,..
.,,..L -.
s,.
80, -,
Tue 'r'A' :" Va" men So'"""' :" Va"
murder at Sh"r'n Frank ChAVrs VIII he.
i'h ~ SAM" re !" u'"r'"
The lnlt.d states court "i private land
elaine ui'-nr long session al TIA" federal
c"ur, r"'m st santa =" an May IL
TI,., No. u.,,r, .a,,,sry I,,.r,I half
meeting at La. Vegas YESTERDAY, NJ =.
Dtrru, of tine city, h-iny rr-..nt
m. nav city .,h,,I ,.,nri -, s.u,. H..
uiI, ,,.-, A, ,h. office Of / X uud.,p. an
~. u,,,h, -, u.v ,,h far IN. r,r,.. -,
organizing.
H. Is. F.rgusson, II this city. IL y,.,,.
ing Las Vegas, aud the optic announces
him as the democratic candidate for cnn
gr-~s Ia lSs'
II. announced that l.. n. \ William.
son, formerly in Tia. hotel buniu..a AT
Eagle, IL IN jail NJ Detroit, Mich "n thu
charge 81 smuggling opium from Canada,
Il. W. Pierce, the shys,.r lawyer II Lac
Vegas. recently d,pb.rr-i. has SKIPPED
gu, for Pueblo, Col. where IL ppIrect.d
he will b. Arr..tr.i and tried fnr -ul-l,lr.
In~n''
A r-pr-IrntS,lv" nf the Sncnrr' Adv-r.
tis-r vlr,,sd Water canon for the purI-rrr
"f lo"king over the camp and iniormln.
the r"s isr ~, so'n" II the possibilities Of
tue 'A''l'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
Bhr StorL ards

III" NV Atrblrnu, topeka \ santa Z,
rt",k yArir, twr miles r"utl Il 'u" ,tS
are near! yumrlrt.1l, III fact, rlulun"r,r
have r"mm"ur'ri, sixteen ear mais Il
cattle having AIrrNiy been shipped from
that poIut H. thr CnlcAgu market Twenty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

dhi,NHi lAyWh, i'W'i Nhumbur, D,Wbi
lni aiapulr, 7i7.Wn, Nashville, $500,
Chattanooga, HS,wng Memphis, 81, W|i
Cmcnr", Nriuu. Sul"iiut"ni~n, Wit"
Say THE general uct,A-r holds g,,ui, NJ
tube. ~ ~" whole ~t,iy,. std md,ca'rr
= t"yl,Al Il husinrss PROSPERITY h"cs,r"
Ne. mnl- afford go.i indie, 81 the ru. t.
u.iitulr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

q. I,., J.. ,.r,,.,, -. 81 ,,,''r.
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Wv
~"
unTrn .,,.,I. .,,urJ IN, I.L,,,.n nr.,
uu. -rIr. then ia. ,ih.r. ar r.rh.n. III,
under the shonll-rr, or down the hire
H ~ All Indication thai Won -hnuld ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

The h-rt rAlv- ~ the wurlL frr cui.
hruir-- r,,rrr, ulr-rr. ralt rhrun. fysi
r"r-r. letter. chNpr-i hands, rh,lhln,u,
COINS. Aud all AKIN rrupt"nr. And Isv-
uv"l! cures irl"s, ~ u" pay r'lnrd 4
h. suArArt.'3i d" Eryr perfect rHtlriacip
~ mou"y refunded Pur" - cents a
buI Ful SAL ~ ~ rh,~ x. l;urs-r,
S,u. irugi'iztE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
ISD,c.It- ruo~rrHIr,

General Super iulruirut White, e the
railway mail service, has Irnlrr,ai n ~
port h. ia" department "f the ,uer-aa- IN
r"lnn" IT the mail srrylrr ui TIA" PRINCIPAL
cI'i"- "i the rmutry hr the m"ulh ~
March lN'a, A. compared With the same
month at lN.H The rrI~rt IL frr the total
number 81 In"r"r Il all kinds IT mail mat.
ter distributed durlue the mouth, The
inrrrAS- Mas "a" i"ll~r rhlAll-lphiA,
gOO.O1j Cleveland, l,G5O, O0oi Cincinnati,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
THE BUSINESS MANS LUNCH
Hard Work and Indigestion -
Hand In Hand.

Concentrated thought continued In, rohI
the stomach 81 me-, -,.tiy hluud aud this 81
also true OF hard rhv-i,.l labor.
When FIVE hu's, NuN,t engine j. mad
to do ten hurSr power Woik som, thing al
going to break NctN often tho haid.
worked man coming ftu'u the acid ut ,hsI
Office vii "hult M iuul ~ q few min
utes which will take huu'~ t. die, / Thtt'
too many foods att about ~ iul In ,hsl
stomach as = kCg ui nails would he IN II
ere under boiler The ~ 49,, stomach
refuscs to do its work without the ptop'fI
stimulus which II grts from ihr blood ant
nerves. The nerves are W. tnd TcalfI
to break" bsclu.r they de- not get ihs|
nourishmert they require from the blo,1I
finally the i'll u~cd brain j. m"'b,dly ~ia|
awake when the ov,rwufkcd man al
tempts To find re-, IN he'd
The application ut common srnar In the|
treatment Of the ~trmt,h anal the who'll
system brings to III, busy man The full col
joyme nj of life and H. .IthN hig, eiinn whes
he takes DR.. PIERCE ~, t,ant Pellets 10
relic &c a bilious stomach ~ tltct a too
hearty meal. ard ~ lici,c'S Goidcs
Medical Discovery 10 putty, Cufich and
vitalise the blood. Tho T., ll,,~ are tiny
sugar coated pills rtdr oi highly Concrp1
tratrd vegetable ingf' hi, uts which teliew
the stomach of all eft udinV matters easily
and thoroughly They need only hr takes
for 4 short time io Crrr the h,linusncss
constipation and slothuln, -, ~ tntpof, u
IA, liver then the Medical Discovery "
should be taken in tci.puuuiul doses to 10
crease the blood and ,ur,h H. II has I
peculiar effect upon the lining membrane,
Of the stomach and huwclS, tnring up and
strengthening them for all time, 1hs
whole system feels IA, effect 81 the pun
blood couIsing through the body and ih'
nerves are riiali1,d aud s,icng ,hcncd Nd
Dc adcnCd, OF put To- steep a. IT, so.callci
celery compound" AMI urtvc m,s,uIts d;
blu, refreshed and ted on the food the,
need for h. ,lth II va suacr from ind
gcstion. dyspepsia n"tNuusn,-,, aud an,
Of the ills which com, from impure bioct
and disnfd, rcd stomach you can rnr
pon, ,rY with ~ ri,f,t's Golden Mcdick
Di-Vuvcry which can To- obtained at ami
drug store in tn, country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

ihrre employee ATE TOW rus Ng~i finishing
az the umlrt w,ik nu' Irov ling for
" i"l supply rpr r.u,k ,eu. ..i set Il
i~'n'A THE" lsrg" rruIst'u. % std
occupy asiAr' ipNinV feet AL ',..l'
W." avg" srrlrlN ant pump eng u,. e
V".. hS- l"'ru su,k ,ighi--n f,,"i. e.
tl.u' It.' y u ~ Wsi"r hiuE found III
- o. I'H. ,ui WindmiII 10 rr,r',-.
rair 900 Mt uf the material I,.,.i D..
fum '.,'.w.r ,s.l. =, wAllA.r, ~h,l
place hsa ly.. 81 tui.uI ~ a rAiib.
-hiI uuE pjn' e., .,N ,ri- Ar, wi
"'a'l arius,'oi fnt th" Iu'I &C. ul"uIci.
-r.i asN u'''t 'mllue rurly ,' W.'rr IL
asUIi,u n 49, -nu l~'up,r one '..
r's' mr"''A., ,u.IHue I"tn,S "u tnr
~ stem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

>nrr' iiuut rrtlru"I Ari .sh u.u
santa r.. Nhrr- b.. lAuird ral..y Ju ,h,
pruiiruuary thAr II Ms.'urrs ATT J.-,.
MARTINI ) Chavez NJ Nuni statue thai
Waihrr- and Cua,rr behaved nl.rly rn
route "a ia" p"uIt"uuAiI. ant TAI mot
s"rin / ARE very much about the t'ur-
uu ~ i-'uru home, the -h"riil met uu ~"
tram rumiue /" ~ rity, CNih. \ i. Aru.
strong. VIII ~ IA chArg" uf th- iiuui t-rry
bat A. C-hlu r." captain informed the
sheriff that hr War "u bic way 1" A.hu.
ulisrlu- e. a'cur- warrant fr the arr-rt
uf CAmilIu BrrArliurlh, the mail carrier
between Bland and Wallace. Capt Arm.
rtr"n. rAyr that the ether evening her.
ariin-l drove up a. hir rr,tn, ~ the
Crhiti village, AMI demanded that h-
ferry nIm tii-rnriln-lhJ Acru-r the river
Ou hir r-turSl. the mail carrier t-rk n
shot al the captain, and wac abnut taking
nunih-r sh"t, when the captain grabbed
the pistol. when the pis,ul went "h
the ball hArrly mIs-iu. lie iutrnd-i We
tim. l-uutS SHERIFF liulh-il Acr"mIar.
iei Capt Armstrong I, C",hII thl- morn.
iur, and rNI"'ctr t" hriue thu mA'I carrier
T., the ,ItS TIM evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
They ARE ANXIOUS.
The AihleutS of Santa Re are Preparing
for Arril ~,


IT, twelve ',,-. >u.,l. hpuI - w..
base ~ M sra-,r d, ~. w., G'su.i' valley
W.ll h- o,~,u,gi n,r,. 100 'srm'-i vi.
= ,istrue lab, the Athlete IT >ar'a g..
Nul the -"cr',ty, Iluwu II MNnk..I.
w,Il"r the l.Ilo~iug
StNI, g.. AIrI a.
" / M,,rright. Manag,i q A'ludu,t
vIu B.-' BN.i club
Drrt So Nur r't-t received i...isN.
aud WH- glAd g. GrNr tbs, EVERY '.ur 40.
Satisfactory. IN" Athletics SIl ,r,,,
san y r. either ~ D ~ ~ ! N - I'D tram -
urisy evening AMI vii H., ~ get form
fur SuudAy's game From yrrrrut iuiI
cations they vi, rut uI n rtr,ug yam"
several N.uIs f-Au- WI accompany ihr
A,hlr, - sui Nil "rsi from tie whit"
house hArk." sou rNu t"-i a-sur'i The
l-r~ouurI q your t"Aui, would like tu
have. tf publication "a saturday Sew
hucAu hmjly rw,u,l.cf tn" 80 ~,
Nrusur l.trS truly
iIARNuS II MNN.u.i.
Secretary
The team winch SOL. r,rrr'u' A.lu.
lurrIu~ viii l- ~ 'u,l ~. sIl .rc' Hru
ever, r.,hAugrr 10 case 81 -I,krrr. .r a.,
-rucr g Mrh,ua'i, Iatchrr ani captain
Roy M,r,ush - M"ur'-r. ,st,h'r NJ
,ur. ur-t ha-... N.thr-. -rr"tpl hA-.. Her
n"t', 'uHri 's-", E.ymrr, -hur, -,uI
gu.r. I~n a,.l A. lad. cru,r, hrid ST.
I.i,chri u,,y % MNuu. ush' n"i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
,Nlt
taASk NJ, kkE.
CITY Treasurer

Statement showing rrcriptS aud lila
hur,-mrn,r II the city ,ressurrr FROM
Apr, Il, iNd, I" April u, 1875, ~
elusive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
The ans, propI- ON Earth

I" reasonably Expect rrli-i ARE they VII"
ar continually dosing th-ms-lv-S with
cAl"nrl, hlu" phi, r"dy phy lin aud other
drastic cAthArtrn. Constipation cannot
hr permanent! overcome rs such violent
dlr,urlrrs ui the buwrlr, stomach and
liver They ruilirI more harm than they
temporarily relieve. linsi-tl-r's Stum.
Ach liltlrr1 ~ n -A'r aud rii-ctuAl Euhr,i.
iut- for such hurttul drugs The effect Il
ihIr m"dicin" ~ rasy And natural, and IN
not accompanied ~ IN ia" case Il strong
putgAtiVr- with gripping AMI abrupt
pp-rAtiuu. Malaria, dysI"pnlA, hilI"uH
u-Hr, sick hrA'lArhr, h"atthurn, kidney
trouble, rheumatism and merry uIHu-ra are
"n,t"'y AMI promptly removed hy thrS
excellent r"m"ly, commended 10y phyul
rlAur every " h"r"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

knnch"rr south of the cIty SAY the al
fnlih crop II farther advanced Snd mor-
promising than ~ any previous .-As"n ID
th-Ir farming experience
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-11-06
How 20 Prevent Group.

Some readng that will prove interesting
to young mothers How 10 guard against
the disease
Group Is a terror to yo1ng mothers and TO
post them concernlng the cansr, first symp-
SONS and treatment is the object Of this item
The origin of Group is s. common cold.
Children who are subject to it take cold very
easily and Group is almost sure to follow.
The frs. symptom is hoarseuess; this is soon
followed by peculiar rough cough, "hich is
easily recognized ard will never be forgotten
by one who has heard it. The time 10 act IS
when the child first becomes hoMrSe. If
Chamterain's 5 Cough Remedy is freely given
all tendency to Group will soon disappear.
Even after the c-cupy cough has developed il
will prevent the attack. There is no danger
in giving this remedy for II contains uo,bing
Injurious For sale by Dr.. A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-11-06
JOHN A. MOROSO DEAD,
The City Editor of the News and
Courier Passes Away.

John A Moroso, City Editor of
the Neacs and Courier, died al his
residence in Lynch street at 8
O'Clock yesterday morning Though
he had not been in perfect health for a
month, he was not considered by his
friends to be a sick man. Saturday
morning he was not only il. his place
in the Office, but was apparently in
the best of spirits. Until IL o'clock
Saturday night he was at his desk,
and when he left the Ncacs and
Courier building he went to the
Academy of Music, where ne sat
through the concluding portion OF
the play Returning home he COM
planned of pains in his head, but
neither he nor his friends attached
serious Importance to his trouble
At 3 o'clock in the morning the
pains became more severe, and he
called for water and a light. When
they were brought he was uncon-
scious from stroke Of apoplexy. a
few moments later he seemed to
recognize one Of his chilren, but re-
lapsed Immediately The physician
who was summoned gave no hope Of
his recovery, and he passed away IN
perfect peace and quietness few
minutes before 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning
John A. Moroso was born in
Charleston Oh September 2, 1916.
His father was native of Italy lis
mother was an American, a South
Carolnian His father was fruit
merchant, and before the war was
engaged in the Importation of foreign
fruits, and was Interested in ship
ping firm whose vessels piled direct
ly between Charleston and the West
Indies.
Young Moroso was remarkably
bright boy and was of studious ma
ture. He acquired his primary train
&g in CarrolPs School, where he
Ade his way to the front by diligentI
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-11-06
SOUTH CAROLINA
Co-EduCati0nal Institute.
Formerly known as the Williston High scbooI)
VILLIST0N, BARNVELL COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Next Session B5giS IaHlS1a7 SGDtGmbG4FI 26 1895.

Wilson Hlsh School
students attending
Of Trustee: decided arg Hd-
Of The
Caroina
Chaieon e.
Will
andw
Teacher i've n
branche Faculty 6
and Sunday
is
andSe
young
atnd!he cnnn
class ncovrs
in SlAn chcou
Carolina CoEdues:on Institute b of
will hsn SiG0.
Music u per
At - - 80
PALMETTO BUSINESS COLLEGE,
College Bin~s
full Brsoes Cuseun olArn
Send orcircu
f. n. K. BAILEY,
e. F. RICE, President
Supt. Military Department.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-11-06

effort and natural ability, and when
he entered the College OF Charleston
he maintained his position aud made
good the rich promise Of his youth
He was graduated from this institu-
ton on March 26, 1867, in the class
with Mr. G.. H Sass, and the theme
of his graduating speech was "The
Immortality Of the Soul" The
newspapers of the day spoke in terms
Of admiration Of the eloquence and
thoughtfulness of his DISCOURSE
After completing his college course,
Mr.. Moroso determined to follow the
profession of law and entered the of
fee Of Gen James Slmons as q
student He was most Giligent III
bis studies and when he had finished
the required course Of reading he is
said by his examiner to have been
the best equipped law student he kad
ever known to go ny to the Court for
admission to the Bar. He passed a
most creditable examination and was
admitted to practice by the old Court
of Appeals, at its last sitting before
the Inauguration { the Reconstruc-
ton era He opened an Office i'll
Charleston and did some business in
the Courts. He could easily have at
tanned distinction at the Bar but his
tastes lay in another direction; he
preferred the mental excitement of
newspaper work, anc. abandoning he
profession of law, he adopted the
profession of journalism For more
than twenty-five years he was an &C
tive, jealous, untiring, brilliant
worker in this field, and up to within
eight hours of his death, through
summer and winter, in storm and
sunshine, through cyclone and earth
quake, he was in tie harness. doing
what he could end all that he could,
to instruct, to entertain. to please the
public, who read what was written
without much thought of, or any care
for, the man who writes.
Mr. Moroso's first newspaper work
was as correspondent Of the Sumter
Wotchmsou His genius as a letter
writer was undoubted. aud his letters
to that paper speedily attracted at.
tention. He was given position as
reporter on tie old Charleston Courier,
and continued in it's service until its
consolidation with The Daily Neaes
While connected with the Courier he
was it's Legislative correspondent
and wrote about the exciting events
in Columbia under the nom &c plume
Of "Vidette." His letters wer sread-
able and established his reputation as
news gatherer and as descriptive
writer. When the Courier was &C.
quired by The News and became The
Neus and Courier, Mr. Moroso be.
came a member of the reorganized
staff and served as reporter on this
paper until the journal Of Commerce
was established, when he accepted
the position of City Editor of that
paper 1t was during his service on
the Journal Of Commerce that Mr.
Moroso edited the Charleston Sunday
Dispatch, and with marked success.
Upon the suspension Of the Journal
of Commerce he returned to his old
position on the staff cf The News
and Courier. He served as local re-
porter and staff correspondents until
the death of Capt F. ". Dawson, in
1889, when he was appointed City
Editor of the News and Courier,
which position he held up to the
time of his death
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-11-06

representatives OF aSeute-t"IS '"o
character aud grade is guaranteed, its
manufacture being 10 the hands of the
responsible seller who is bound to the
spinner; aud thus also is removed all
necessity for cutting the bale and expo
sure to loss and damage. the opportu,
nifty for useless handling aud expenses
aud additional middle men.
Que half Of the sample is sept.
With The tag Identification card stlll'n
it. to the broker or representative.
Thus tbe mill gets an actual sample Of
every bale. The insurance saving both
at the mill and in transit is great AID.
what is by far more Importance, is the
greater safety to the mill-uo loose cot
ton. no fash hazard aud a scarcely COM
bustible stock The saving Of storage
snace is enormous aud Of consequent
money saving.
The American Cotton Bale Improve
ment Company, which controls the Bcs-
sopnette pateuts, is putting iu plants as
rapidly as possible, and already has a
hum Der in Texas, where the new pro-
cess is growing in favor with the farm.
ers; it has also received the highest
commeudations from exporters and mill
men. The company prefers 20 unite
with the giuDer Who has suitable
plant and to whom press will be fur
uisbed free of expense. but the compa-
ry will establish giuneries throughout
the South as rapidly as possible. where
tbey cannot unite with the established
ginner.
The Anderson system differs from the
Bessoueste in that the bales are covered
with sheet steel instead Of cotton duck
and the ends of the rolls are not covered.
The bales are fat cylinders A bale
of 475 pounds is a cylinder 81 inches
long and &c inches in diameter. The
covering is of sheet steel. No. %. The
circular ends Of the cylinder of cotton
are ordinarily left open, since it is
claimed that it is packed SO tightly it can
admit much dirt.
The cotton comes down over endless
belts in a continuous bat, aod is wound
around az axle. aud there wrapped by
the sheet steel automatically.
The bales average about 4775 pounds
and deliver 10 the mills as much cotton
as the common compressed bales which
average 400 pounds. This weight has
been adopted because people are used
to calling that amount of costoa bale.
These bales are composed of contiou
Gus bat Of cotton which weighs when
fed to the machine about IA POUNDS
per yard of length 1t is very evil
dent that this bale can be unwouud
just as the laps in the mills are.
The transportation companies allow
thirty cubic feet packing space fa; an
ordinary bale, while the Anderson os es
only require 155 cubic feet, sno lo8
bales CAP be packed ioto 81 foot car.
The condition of the fibre is imp'oe+d
over that iu the common method 1t
is better cleaned aud is giuned with
less breakage. A perfectly fair samp :
is drawn at the time of baling y
present the manuer Of doing thi, Is
regular intervals tn pick out seve'i.
SINAI! pieces from the bat as it 20
into the press. There is also au auto
matte device which takes little cotton
all the time
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-11-06

Burglar proof safe for valaaoles, cars pass
The dooc every five minutes for Exposition
Grounds. Everything 6rs1-clAss. The best
beds in the city. Telegraph or write ahead
for accommodations Remember we will
treat you right, and charge YOU only 81 90
per day for Board and Lodging. Porters at
all trains.
Sept. l8.
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Are you coming 10 the Exposition? If so,
stop at the Leading Co,el, where sccommo-
dations are to be had for 1000 guests per
day TIE ouy 6rsl-class Ho'el in the City
charging only S2.co per day.
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Is dyfor exhibition and
Hats and Bonnets Felt Velvet &c. adapted fire and medium
trade Imported original ideas colorngs combinations
bracng of the effects in trimmings --latest novelties Rib
Vevets full line Ostrich Feabnrs Bird Fancies Agret
&c &c.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-11-06

/ was in bed two
weeks. 7 had a
good physician
bI1e he did not do
me any good. A.
friend recon-
nlended Hoods
SarsaEarilla and
I sent fer a bot
tie. At that time
I acaed IL every
lin b, especially
in my hack and
hip. I felt as
though L had q
fever and for g
few hours at
richS it was i'm
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BNrsge es5Isss

They offer in all lines
They have a LARGE and
complete stock Of GEN
ERAL MERCHADISE
and the wants of all per-
sons are supplied at the
Lowest Prices ever heard
of. In fine Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Prints, and
Domestics they can defy
competition. The Shoe
Stock is large and the
esrlglt. Try apalr ana
the only trouble you will
have will be in wearing
them out. But it is use
less to attempt to emu
merate the bargains or to
describe the stock Levi
Bros. are we'll known
All who deal with them
are sure to be satisfied.
a large lot Of new goods
received this week see
them before buying.
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Untold i i. GO. :,
Every Limb Achad ,A9fii:::: ,@A9fi:::: 'r:::;lscu-
lar Rheumatism
8 Pcrfecc Cure ~ Hccd's c.rsa-
lar RhaUTssa i 1; {; s.: -, /,

cc..:::ia.
The cause OF rheumatism IS lac..;c
acid in tic blood. wi;1s. ;:ccnunl.ates
in the Joints, and gives the vi,;:;;:n such
dreadt:!I pans and aches. Eo~>i'S SCI
sapa1illa neutraiizcs the acid, purifcs
the blood and thus cures rheumatism.
"Five years age had ray first attack
Of lum5ago o. muscular rheumatism.
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LiUeyy

Times have been the rule
in business circles since
TIMES the fall season opened
and cotton jumped up
from four to eight and
half cents. Sumter has
been the live!iest place
in the State, and LEVI
BROS. have had the
BIG liveliest sort of time in
their store. Crowds flock
there to get few of the
great