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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
British Bootmakers' Strike.

LONDON, Eng, March l9.-The strike
Of bootmakers has extended, until
there are 1000 idle. It affects all
factories in England, except in Stas-
ford, Norwich and Bristol. Some Lon-
don trades unions are granting ten
shillinzs week to the strikers. The
employers declare they have enormous
stocks yet unsold, but they are prepar'
ing to employ American machinery.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
TARIFF ASSOCIATION MEETS.
Exocutlve Committee Of tho GouBhoooee
ond the Aeeata In Session.

Exoouslve Committee OF tho Goughoooeezn
and the Agents In Sessson.
RICHMOND. Va, March l6.-The ezec-
utive committee OF the Southeastern
tariH association end che local agents
met in conference here yesterday. The
conference *ss IA session some two
hours, and the situation and the diSor-
eaces between the two parties vere
talked over. Subsequently sho CON-
mittee held . session to consider the
representatives Of the agents- No COZ
ciusson was reached and the meeting
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
Neither side viii give any information.
The differences arose ont Of the action
Of the Local agents or board or under
writers, in determining 70 waive al
rules in meeting competiou Of eonpa-
nies not in the association. This ao-
ton number Of the companies Ia the
association refused to ratify.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20

We do not think the Darlington
people did wise thing in selecting
Mayor W. F. Dargsn to represent
them in the 'sForty" conference. Mir.
Dargan is regarded throughout the
State as one Of the most violent op-
ponents to the Reform cause. The
people regarded him in the same
political class with Gonzales, Wood.
ard and other extremists and the
presence OF such men in that confer
ence will revive feelings that are
sought to be sllayed. We can say
for this county, should it decide to be
represented in the conference; q Diff
ferent Glass osmen will go. Since the
Colambia State hss taken up the
cause of the "Forty" whether asked
10 do SC or not, men have left it like
rats leaving q sinking ship. Our idea
Of the "Forty" was and IS to try, if
possible to unite the white people on
this constitutional, convention ques-
ton within the rules of the regularly
organized Democratic party OF
the State. That they recognize the
State executive committee Of which
Hon. J. L. NJ. Irby is chairman as the
head Of the party and they will be
true in their allegiance to it. Now if
the sForty" are going to affiliate with
with Gonzales and men Of his poll
tcal creed, why not invite Brsyton,
Melton, Aoozmsn, John ]. Dargan
Popes This paper endorsed the call
Of the sForty because It was anxious
for sn adjustment OF the differences
existing between Democrats, but We
do not propose to recognize as Demo
Gratis men who are 50 solitictous OF
the negroes welfare as to continue
from day to day crying "fraud" in
matter of registration of the colored
voters The "Forty" should not deal
with men of the Conse, ,ative faction
whom the Conservatives themselves
viii not recognize and we are salts
fed that had the Conservatives con-
sidered Messrs Gonzales, W. f.
Dargan and John ]. Dargan of the
right stamp, Invitations would have
been extended to them to attend the
Conservative conferences. They are
not wanted by the Conservatives and
the Reformers don't need them in
their business. If the "Forty" con-
ference are to have peace and unity
meeting, somebody VIII have to be
bucked and gagged or the thing will
go up Ike sky rocket.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
cENTRAL.s REORGANIZATION.


ES1o GTODOo0G A06t9C01sOG ~ NOV A0oSDs>
able - 20 0eAads.
New YORK, March lo.-TSe proposed
modification Of the Georgia Central
plan whereby the Savannah and West-
osn bondholdars sre TO oreccsve for each
o.. 600 bond 500 IN new general mort
gage four per cents, $3.50 in arss
preference incomes sad 92.5e IN second
sreSerecce incomes, Is not acceptable
80 the Savannah aed Western pzoteo-
1--we committee. A member Of saSs
committee says sass tho terms are not
ss favorable Is originally proposed and
that il Is doubtful whether the original
proposition would be accepted now. II
10 believed that further notifications
win be necessary before the plan en-
be oficiaily Issued. Several houses
who participated In the plan as 8rst
proposed have practically decided
20 withdraw from participation.
The belief is quite general that the
ern OF J. P. Morgan & Co, will even
tuslly Seorgsaise the property on terms
moro favorable 70 southern railway in
So-eats
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
REPUBLICANS WILL CON TROL.
Coapsexioa % tao eoaa$o-Eutlo7, OF Eoesh
Caroline, VISA the IoSor1ty.

Caroline, VISA the 1go3orisy.
WAsz1zeTex, Narch is.-The disap-
poarauee OF eighteen SensSors will
make an entire change in the appear
once on tho senate 6oor when that body
meets again. Instead Of the majority
Of tie desln being on tho democratic
side they now appear On the republican
side and in this connection It Is inter
ess;ng 70 know that os the request Of
Senator Nsr;oa Butler, Of North Caro-
l!ns, his district has been placed on the
republican side Ny. Butler is pop"
ulist elected By 9usioniss legislature
that ct the same tina gave che short
term 70 Mr.. Pzstchsrd. republican. The
fact that Mr.. Butler has asked TO be
seated on the republican side is taken
as sn indication that he will aet with
the republicans In matters pertaining
20 organisation and sueh oSher cues
MonS as are not inconsistent with his
views on peculia subjects Senator
Ramon, whom he succeeds. prophe-
sled Fhas Nr. Butler would at all times
be found acting IN harmony with the
party In tho nepate that was antsgon-
ss$;c 20 the democrats.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Now ouloaao woaso the Big MsiL

NEW YoRz, March 1a-Corbett and
Fiszsimmons have discovered another
club which processes to believe they
mean to aght This time is the olym-
pic OF New Orleans, which has just got
out OF the clutches OF the law SUCCESS
fully. Il authorizes the Police Gazette
to offer purse OF ess5,ooo for the talk
ING puoilists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
March Goth, 1895.

English SPAWN Liniment removes ell
hard, soft Or callorsed Jumps and blemishes
from horses. blood spavins, curbs. spiints.
sveeny, ring-bone. stiles. sprains. all
swollen throSts. coughs, etc. Save $50 by
use of one bottle Warranted che most
won derful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by Z. b. Loryea, the druggist. Man-
ming S. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Novsaspez xea Court no,e,s,oa.

PARIS, Gsroh lo.-The editors Of the
republican journals, Ideal and Just!eaa,
In Madrid, win be tried by court mar.
tisl for dououncing the o@ee-s who
attacked the newspaper Offices A
rigid censorship OF press matter is IA
force Ia Madrid:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
The cherev Rnlss,ag Mlils.

CHERAw, March IA commission
for charter has been issued TO the
chersw Knitting mills. of this place
The commission announces the capital
stock Of the company Is 20 be $4,000
and the shares are to be Of 500 each.
The corporators are II. w. Fiulasson,
A. D. Evans and II. P. Duval.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
w,.hd-sws His Plea of No. Guilty.

ELLSWORTH, Kansas, March lex
county Treasurer Dick, Of Ellsworth
county, appeared in Judge Eastland's
court yesterday and withdrew his plea
Of no: guilty to the charge OF embez-
zling sss. 200 af the county funds. On
his ples of guilty he was sentenced 10
serve four years in the penitentiary.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
MAYOR OF FLORENCE DEAD.
Tho Eoo. ". ". Nu1poy. Leading Casisor
Dies After Short Iiiness.

The Hon. ". ". Nu1poy. o Leading C1sison,
Dies After Short Iiinesa.
FLORENCE, March 16.-The Hon. W.
W. Eursey. mayor Of fhis city, died st
his home here es 7:so o'clock tonight Of
eestsisis after an iuness Of about SIX
days. Mr.. Eursey was thirty-Sve years
old and came TO Florence eight years
ago from Chesterfield county and be-
gan tho practice Of law. BE wss taken
into the confdence Of the business men
of the city and soon worked up lucra-
Give law practice. Two years ego he
was elected mayo. Of this city, which
poait.on be slied with honor and credit
20 not only himself but the c;tizens
generally.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Padding ABOUT IN soATs.
Ene C&atsahoocAoo Etvo. 8lses os col1as'
nus, Gs., and Floods the Cssy.

~N49Ss~%AS~Ss-O~ ~sSS~-
boa, Ca. aod Floods the Cssy.
COLUMBUS, &C.. March ts.-Dus!ng
the past Sorty-eight hours Columbus
has experienced the heaviest rain storm
Ia twelve years 4 great down-pour Of
rain occurred carly yesterday morning,
though rain tho night before was coz
tinuous and heavy. Washouts have
been reported On all the railroads and
nearly every train coming into the city
yesterday was delayed from one 70
three hours. The lower portion OF the
city is over6oved, houses washed away
snd every bridge in the immediate Vi
eini*A Of the city and across the river
IN Gerard aud Phoenix City has dissp-
peared. People are cut of from their
bones aad padding about the streets
In hatteau1- A number of gardens ase
seriously damaged All cotton mills
Oh the river front have been eompolled
20 shut down on account Of the kiga
water The river i. still rising snd
navigation seriously iatertsred with.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
WILL sE .hglD ss ocAlA.

DszHy.EsaaA Asa1ea 1eeas0a Of Aoe7seea
IneAs1Ao Or l11nta6 EaSiaoor5.
ooALA, Fla, March lo.-Great preps-
rat;ons are being made for the coming
Of the members OF the American Insti-
tute OF Mining Engineers, the sixty
eighth aession Of which body will meet
In Ocsls on The 37th instant The in
st!tute il composed Of the most promi-
nens engineers from all parts Of the
globe The membership numbers from
two 10 three thousand.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Suing Secretary co.lis,e.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Michael j.
Colbert. as administrator Of the estate
OF the late James ". Denver. yesterday
brought suit against Secretary Carlisle
ia the supreme court OF the district 70
recover what is claimed TO be due the
estate for prosecuting claim for chief
3lackfeather.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
All wisa " 10 sa,sssoo,ppro seaasor.

All WIea eo 10 Mtss1oeipprs SeaaeoE.
JACKSON. Nisa. March 1a-Ex-9overaor
Robert Lowry announced yesterday
his candidacy for the senate to succeed
Senator George The sspirsota SO far
entered in the race are Governor Stone
and Mr.. Sims. assistant secretary OF tho
interior, Cleveland man. and Congress
man Allen, sSverite.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Tho Camden pressSsr,ck Company.

CAMDEN, March ia charter has
been Issued to tho Camden Press Brick
company Of this place. Tho capital
stock OF the company IS $4,000 and the
directors elected ore F. NJ. Temp, W.
z. Glenn, J. j. Goodale. c. NJ. Traino1
and E. c. Temp.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Application psa,od by Secretary Smith.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The secre-
tary Of the interior yesterday denied
the application OF the New Orleans Pc
cifc railway for an appeal from the de-
psrtmert's decision holding for cancel
lstion its indemnity section to quar-
ter section Of land in the New Orleans,
Le-. land district.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
UNDER POLICE PROTECTION.

Tho Working os Lesdiag ssssSeFo os Sov
Orleans Progressing.
NEW ORLEANS. March Ik--The work
Of loading the Harrison Line steamer
Engineer a$ tho head Of ST. Ann street,
the scene Of Tuesdays RIOT, and $ap
stesner Cana-!es, At the hee6 OF 81.
Andrew street, two miles further up
the river. was beguH ct o'clock yesteE-
day afternoon uader the protsesieu OF
tho militia and. police. No tscsbao has
occurred and mono is expected Ne
groos are doing the work.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
No Dispensary at York

YoRKv1LLE, March l7.-An election
On the question OF dispensary Or no dis.
pensary WAS held here yesterday with
tho following result: For dispensary
ss, No dispenser} i's, mzjorisy aEaiasi
dlspensayy %.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
GEN. HARRISON IMPROVING.
10 Far Recovered as to be Able to SIT Up
But Not to Work

But Not to Work
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March la-Ex-
President Harrison has 80 far recover
I'd as to sit up. His improvement has
been steady ever since his daughter
md his grandchildren arrived at his
house. Yesterday was the birthday
r,f baby Mckee, and, during his enfor-
,:ed idleness, the General made exten-
iave preparations for the event a
host Of children from the neighborhooe
were present. Gen. Harrison is not yet
allowed to work by his physicians, anc
Eae big will case at Richmond Is pro"
eeediug without him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
RETURNED TO THE OWN ER.
TIE 1o.sed gehooaoR CaEo,ias. ut Charies-
toe, u 01von Liberty.

T60 Dosoea Echo0oo1 CoSou01. hI CI2os1oo.
toe, ss 01voa Liberty.
CHARLESTON, s. C., March l6.-Uaited
States District Judge Brawley yester-
day decided the admiralty case arising
ous oS the seizure BY the State eonssa-
bles Of the schooner Carolina, which
arrived here on October s6th. with Q
cargo OF eontraband whiskey. The suit
ives brought by the owner to recover
possession, and the court directed thes
he be given possession.
The court finds that section SO Of the
disponoary law. under which the
schooner was seized. is unconditional
aud void, Ia 50 FAR as it applies 70 this
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
No Beor unsu .he Ezuosis,sn Ope.s.

ATLANTA. March 15.-The committee
On concessions yesterday rejected the
offer Of $1,000 for concession 70 sell
beer and lisuor on tho expedition
grounds from now until the opening Of
the exposition.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
PROMINENT GEORGIAN DIES.
Was Speaker OF tho Legislature DurIn
Governor Bullocix'o Administration.

Governor Bullooi's Administration.
AUGUSTA, Ca. March 19.-One OF the
most prominent republicans in Georgia
Mr.. Ephraim Tweedy. died here yes
'terday afternoon. He was born in Ire
land sixty-four years ago, and came tt
Augusta from Canada in 1851. he en-"
'tered the war on the side Of the GOA
:eederacy, but after the surrender he
.Lo;ned the reconstruction movement
Ind was speaker of the Georgia legis'
lasure during Governor Bullock's sd'
ministration In 1868.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
visg,aisTosacco Firm Ea.hu.

LYScnBcHG. Va, March l5.-Holt,
Schaeter & Co., large tobacco dealers,
made an assignment yesterday; liabl.
tiles, represented 10 be about $3.50, 900,
mostly due in foreign eouns.iea
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
DAMAGING TO NEW ORLEANS.
no Labor rrouhloo Asvo Bad E9oos Cpan

no E16o9 E7o0o5od GlsVo Oo0 A9ocs OpotI
sAo Ceauorce OF the Crescent City.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 1G-Oue
OF the evil effects the labor distur-
bsree 10 having on the commerce e,,
this city was shown yesterday when II
was rumored that when the steamship
Niagara finishes n uloading, she will
not remain ct this port to take on her
cargo Of cotton, but will go to Calves
ton for it. Upon investigation the re-
port was affirmed, and the labor trout-
les were cited as the cause
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
PALMETTO FARMER SHOT DEAD.
Captain Julius Killed by Another gerusee
and NolShbor.

and NoiShbor.
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 16.-Csp-
tain Juiius n. Rhets. gentleman
farmer Of Aontnorenci, near Aiken.
s. c.. was killed yesterday by Mr..
Marion Toole. The two mons sarns
sdto!ned sud there had been bad blood
between them tor years, but the inne-
diete cause Of the quarrel was drain,
which belonged TO Rhets and which
Toole obssructed. Rhett directed his
foreman to remove the obstruction and
therefore Toole shot him dead.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
1aao,s,ur sAe S,noso,,to 7loseesn

14Go7bI1IB -" 1S1Sa1Vss<SbU A3553e7As
WAszIzaTes, March le. - Senator
Stewart received the following dispatch
yesterday from the governor Of Ne
hrsska: Resolution Of legislature IN
dorsing sibley and bimetsllic platform
passed and approved this day."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
An sao schools VIII Do c,osea,

Bs8Lls, March 1.-THE Prussiau
government has ordered that su schools
be closed on April II. B!smarck's bireh
day. Special prayers Will be o6ezed
Ia oil the evangelical ehuzehee 1or Bis.
zaaSeh GA Sunday March 81.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Notice OF sale

SOUTH CAROLINA,
CLARENDON COUNTY
By virtue Of mortgage of the property
hereinafter described, bearing date Febru-
ary 10th, 1893. executed by W. b. Nc
knight to the undersigned, and of record
in the Office of the Register OF Mense Con-
yeyance for the said County, in Book No.
II, page $50. default in payment OF the
same secured by said mortgage, having
been made, will sell at public auction.
for cash, at tho court house. at Manning, in
said County. on the 26th dav OF sdarch.
1895, one bay horse, about 13 years old.
named Charlie, there being now due on
said mortgage an unpaid balance oftwenty-
two ffty-nine one hundredths ($22.29)
dollars and the charges for the seizure of
said horse aud the expenses of his main
tainance, and of the sale above advertised.
S. "A. RIGBY. Mortgage.
March Doth 1895.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Captain shepaed CRITICALLY III.

WARRINGTON. March l6. - Captain
ShePsrd. chief Of the revenue marsoe
service, treasury department 10 cda-
eslly III VITA pneumon!s and !s noa ex.
eepted 70 survive tae day.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Ernssua W;caau Coeo q Eov Trial.

EEw YeaK. March le.--The ge0eSl
Germ Of the supreme court Eevesse& tAe
Judgment Of sha lower court 81 SAe 0ss
Of Esaasus Wtnsa, and hes granted
k0 o new TRIAL.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20

Halls Hair Rsnewer enjoys the conf.
dence and patronage Of people ell over the
civilized world, who use it to restore and
keep the hair q natural color.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Notice to Creditors.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the estate of James Il. slc-
Knight, Sr. deceased, will present them
duly :,ttestetl. and those owing said estate
will make payment to
Il. VI. MCKNIGHT,
Administrator
II Paul. March -, 1895.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20

All trains fiiy except Sunday. Passea.
gers by No. glain have through sleepess,
New York to isar!otte. connect with s. A. L.
at Hamlet tra Charlotte and North, aad
from Wilmington. Dinaes at Hamlet.
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20 Tacnrn 20 eee Nsnzk cuszia be s71kze
assorss, pufsirx wexs1n un3er peace bFsfsfs.
He wa1 hue TO return CO CERTAIN night,
but as kzek hsd X he was hesd over IN
che city. Tae yxry night be sEsUsaas have
rets1rred. MIR. CfusssDferseE - sad 10
aase $50 = Hgnt ap7esr ard disappear
several kzses 1Iong tire beach wfzere her
nssssea IA xae &xpectea TO pass. She then
<ss0ugas< IL RE words: .-As Tor chTss. I
viii sga0os him as he coraes along the
beach
On January =. chs<stossren ard a man
named .Iofsrssou vert cut fishing and
anchored some distance from TIE s'hore in
ssg<ss OF Wextou's cabEa. Suddenly they
heard a wEizzAnx sozsrsi ard scsae object
passed czssse ~ CysrsssofzrsxTa. A sesoEs1
lassr the report Of gun Bss heard JOHN
son. il ~ SAIL, gsanced up and caught
sszat o< Weston juzE eaksrsg rife dcvn
from his SHOULDER. wEssse fsae smoke still
hung avokars3 tf.e spot ws1e-e he stood
This long series q xaarrsyw escapes was
too nzzich for Essrfssofersen 10 stassi asisr
longer. 80 ne went 10 Tacoma again and
learned f:aat he anret file his complaint IN
King county. Yesterday be ssscned the
warrant charging Weston gsfh threaten
sag ms Nfe. and It - E-yseble she case
VII come before Justice McEslwaEn this
week
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HOTEL AnnIvA L..
HOTEL nuIER

HOTEL DI1sI1E.R.
+ J Kinghoap, Faarth johnson, r =
7 M Crow. Sno.som Mrs oJiYraSnrl, do
w r HIVES Sidney Miss r Harris. Vic
III Hayes. Mtssoula Mrs Iilssey. do
j T. Boyd. Sidney + Henderson do
DIR w knsttie. Aubur y Farrar. Kingston
Mrs KsSsttle. do III F. Friday, ptBlake
Miss Knfttie. do 5 JOHNS. Vancouver
HOTEL BUTLER.
III Mcbride. nj vern G r blanchard, Tao
Mrs Mcbride, do l. II Jansen, EAens
] + Hcsiser. do w Connolly, Por-,i
w l. Chalmers. Porti Mrs Connolly. do
A w fNSatew. Snoho j Elwood, Whatcom
I Davis. Utssiauy Mrs E1wousi & c, do
c A Elmer. Colfax WIN Wolf. Portland
e F Jesnisosi. PtGamC l. Lowe, I4onsioas
Mrs Janison. do Mrs Lowe. do
G W Howard, Fasra II Rothschild. s II
j II Davies. s IT Il III Hernpky, Kent
ID + Davies. MINI f r EStel. S +
] NJ Arlington. StIsou f NJ Hawkes., Tao
A ] We@tland. Ever r w Smith. St Paul
p Greenberg. 5 F. + X Hawkins, Olyn
G. A Betses. Leaven III s Conner La Con
airsI4v sIcGraw. Tao Ben Schloss. s F.
j c Bryce. PortfaniJ III Price. TaconlI
Binswanger F,rSfayD # Psrcivaz. Cheney
r Eddy, Everett Ii A Fsedemann. S +
Mrs Eddy, do
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"vAs We Want IL Orders"

From Profitable Advertising.
The following letter. written by bush
ness house TO IT'S drummer ION the read. :"
will be appreciated by al commercial
tourists and business men in general:
Brooklyn, ~. Y, Dec q. 1884,
Mr. Joseph Schwartz Columbus. O.-Desr
Sir: We hat read your letter Won ce thir-
teensh init exbense ACCOUNT. Vat We want
is orders We hat big families TO make
EXPENSES. Mr.. Schwartz. We fint in your
expense ACCOUNT $50 for billiards Please
don't buy any more Billiards. Vat We want
is orders. Also We see $50 for horse and
buggy. We're is de horse, and vat dEd you
do NIT do buggy? De rest ON your ex-
bense ACCOUNT is nix but scaieebers Wy is
it you don't ride more by day times?
We send you today two boxes zfgars:
one costs $40. de oder soc. You can
scnamoke de 81. 10 cents box, und give de
you. also, samples Of necktie vot gosted
us 81 gross Sell dem for SIS a dozen.
If you can't get N25 dal1e $225 Vat We
want Is orders. DEFY Is a novelty. as We
hat dem in stock two years and amt sold
none. Say de prices has been redoosed
on account OF de new darrsff.
Louie says you should stop In HANDFUL
ton. ware his COUSIN Max Goldstein. IFS.
Louie says VAT you should sell Golistein
q good bill. Dry him on dose $a5 neck
ties first. Get good bstces. He is Louie's
COUSIN Sell him mostly for cash. Tell
him We want orders. Also. Louie says dat
you gan leave Columbus at n:4O in de
night. and get by Hambulton ait 1856 in de
morning. Do dis. und YOU wont need no
schleeber. Und remember, Mr. Schwartz,
We want orders. Yours drslIy,
BALLERSTErN & CO.
Keep de EXPENSES down.