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MRS. I. DARRALL, CLAIRvOYANT
and trance medium, to II. to o. 14I1 p.
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Bell, Ellis & Co., Local.

Wnat you can Ouy LOT DC.
Tassar silks in all colors, at Sets q yard
worth loo.
Gaufer clothes In beautiful shades m fig
ures. at SC yard worth 10 & l2Icts.
Crepons In solid colors and figures, 36 inches
wide at SC, worth II 12c in any city, our price
only five cents.
S pieces figured linen chambray in pink,
brown, blue, &C at SC. worth II l.2c, and they
sell every where at II l.2c, our price only SC
@ pieces checked bonnet ginghams In brown,
blue, and green "A checks at SC yard, worth
Beautiful line, of white checked muslins at
90. worth 6 IA & &c.
Brown h%onspons in rs & A. goods &c, not
better goods sold for Q IA 81.
Bleached hQmspon In 78 d a goods at SC.
Beautiful line OF colored figured french de-
lains, wool finish only 4c.
20 pieces colored figured calicoes at DC.
Ladies solld black hose In fast colors at SC.
Don't fail to call and see the bargaing we
Full line Of ribbons in all collors and
widths.
Ladies gauze vests at S 10 Is % & 25c.
p Lsd y C Corssts d In he SS very best Iron a,, Try
corset, our ventilating corset In SOC & 500
goods can't be sold by any one for less.
Ladies patent leather. cloth top, orblood
slippers are all the rage.
ford ties that we sell for CSC, worth SO and CSC,
our price only Csc.
Parisols direct from the factory in black
and colored silk. Parisols for children in all
shades.
Ladies' fans In beautiful shades, hand point
ed fans from 25c to 75c. Full line Of palm fans
80 for SC.
When IN need of goods be sure and give
Bell, Ellis & Co, q call. They can sell you
everything you need at cut prices.
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THINGS NOT SO BAD.
A Good Wore for Clemson by u Good
Student of the institution.

Being a student Of Clemson l feel it my
duty to call attention to some things said
about the college In last weeks Medium.
Z First, he called II a typhoid pest. Does four
cases make a pest? Drs: Hardin. of New
York, Orr. Of Anderson, Watson. OF Pendle-
ton, and Redfearn. of the College, said 1t was
not typhoid. No doubt the Board Of Health
believed 1t to be. and we have no right not to
believe them unless 1t can be proved other
wise, but We have a right to believe the Doc
tors that are familiar with the surroundings,
and such like In preference TO the others.
Second. IL woul have been better II the
writer had stated the exact number ofdeaths.
which were three, instead OF using the word
several. Only one cadet died with typhoid
fever.
And as for several cadets remaining there
after college closed, only twelve stayed, and
some OF them left in a few days. AS for
there being SO many sick 1 will give one ex-
TO show that some were beating. Prof.
Clinkscales said after 1t had been decided 10
close school that we would get TO go home FRI
day. One boy In the hospital heard him say
SO, and by two O'Clock he was well. This is
one out OF many.
l agree with the writer In some things. One
Is that 1t ought TO be made known the causes
Of the sickness. But as for the Board OF
Health mot having anything to say" l
think they were perfectly right in not saying
anything before they had made their report
to the Governor.
Third, that some members of the faculty
did not know anything about hygiene or
cared nothing about the health OF the cadets.
Now, he said 1t was typhoid fever-the sever
est kind. The sick report one day numbered
eighty-three. Doesn't 1t seem strange that
only one boy should die with malignant ty.
phoid fever? And that boy died when DIR.
Redfearn was aick, brought on by over-work.
hope the public will think over the matter
and ask some one familiar with the place and
sickness before they lay too much stress on
the piece, Tor the Medium is talking from
what II got from the newspapers, and every.
thing in them is represented as being ter
times worse than 1t really is.
J.. C. Cheatham.
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Locals Amos b. Morse.

Read my ad in regard to kerosene oil. Big
Inducements offered to cash buyers.
Just received q fresh lot of Blocks celebra.
ted soda crackers. salt tea fakes, snaps &c.
1 have q remnant of fruits that I want To
close out. See these close cash prices !: Nice
prunes SC per pound, London layer raisins Sc
pound, California apricots (worth l5c) for on
~ 10c pound.
I nave just opened a half barrel of fresh,
bright, new catch mackerel. They are fine.
Try them.
A new lot OF lobster, tripe, salmon, just in.
1 nave an elegant stock of teas-black and
green, straight and mixed. The'Regina"p put
up in quarter. half and one pound packages is
a very fine mixed tea. Try a package Of II.
If you drink coffee come and get your coffee
where you can buy 1t cheap. Eight pounds OF
good green coffee for 81.
The best 1910 green coffee on the market
right here.
Fruit season almost here. I would like TO
sell you your fruit Jars and jelly glasses.
II the files bother you get a fly fan for your
table and q mosquito net for your bed.
A hammock is nice to hold or swing in, and
a croquet set for an evenings pleasure. 1 can
furnish both.
A few ice cream churns left. Prices way
down.
Hey sports! I ave the best ''sweater' In
black, blue and maroon you ever had offered
at fifty cents.
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This promises to be a pleasant and profta.
BILE occasion. The people are urged 10 make
ready to attend.
INTERESTING MEETIEG-RoADs.
The County Alliance meeting Friday is liza.
BILE 10 be of considerable interest to the pub
lie. The road question will be discussed 10 all
It's bearings by men b know something
about roads.
GRAND OCCASION IN PROSPECT.
The members Of the local chapter OF the
Daughters of Confederate Veterans are ex-
pected TO meet With Camp Secession, U.C ",
at 5 P. M. next Monday.
1t Is desired to have a picnic dinner and a
social occasion generally on the 4th Of August,
the day Of the Survivors, meeting. An emf
nent veteran Ia to speak, good music will be
provided. a big barbecue will be furnished, q
large crowd Is expected, and a great good
time generally anticipated.
The ladies, under the lead Of the Daughters
Of the Confederacy, propose to take the picnic
feature of the reunion in hand.
NEW
Mr.. s. 81. Paysinger. late OF Newberry. has
opened an office here and proposes to do a
general brokerage b Business.
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NEWS FROM NINETY-SIX.
A Noble Woman Dies-On to Toronto
In the Ball Business-The Crop that
Never Fails-The Human Tide at
That Port.

Ninety-Six, S. c., July u.
Mrs. Steele Brice, OF Yorkville, died at her
home Saturday morning. Her body. was
brought to Coronaca Sunday and buried at
Bethlehem. Mrs. Brice was the only daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Fuller, OF this place.
She was honored and loved by all who knew
her, for she was truly a perfect woman
nobly planned" In the heart OF Mrs. Brice
God had implanted His best and brightest
attributes. Her chaste character and good
ness OF heart shone as a beacon TO q rairer
home on high. God IN His goodness has re.
moved this noble woman from among her
friends, but all are made stronger for having
known her, even for u while. The entire
people condo!e with this bereaved family and
husband. Earth has no fairer loss, heaven
no purer gain"
MIR. Carroll spent last Monday night in
town. Mr.. Carroll has q host of friends here
who are always glad TO see him.
Rev. Mr.. Betts and son are In North Caro-.
lima for a short stay. From there they Will
60 to Toronto.
Mrs. Corrie Richardson and children have
returned from Mt. Carmel.
There Is one crop that always comes. The
blackberry crop was up TO the general stand
ing this year and early and late little negroes
were out at work.
Mrs. w. h. Stewart. after a visit of several
weeks, has returned TO her home at Iva.
Mr.. Johp Phillips, q recent graduate from
Johns Hopkins, is al home. MIR. Phillips will
soon leave for his future home at
Buford. He is TO take charge OF q lucrative
III 1 ~ OhoI ploSC.
Miss Marion McCants, of Richmond, has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Benby is with her daughter, Mrs.
SteinhOuse.
Mr.. +. G. Tompk ms IS home.
Miss Rennie Plowden is visiting at the
home Of her uncle, DR.. F. S. Blake.
Mr.. j. NJ. Giles, of Anderson, was with
Col. McD. Miller u few days during the past
week.
The Tacky Party Friday evening was very
pleasant and laughable. Some of the cos.
tunes were grotesque, while Others were fam
tastiC.
MIR. BLnham Sample is in the city.
Ninety-Six and Phoenix played ball at the
latter place rric$v. The score was 81 to 20 In
favor OF Ninety-SiI. The boys are SO jubilant
over their first succe 81. they intend trying
their luck next Friday with chappelNs.
Mrs. NJ. L.. Rice and children re In town
Mrs. Rice delighted her friends with u sweet
solo Sabbath morning at the Presbyte.ia n
church.
Miss Marion Kinard attended the Teachers
| Association at Paris Mountain.
MI. J. II. Rice was re- elected principal OF
the school and Mrs. G. M. Anderson assistant.
Cambridge.
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J., w. Whites Locals.

We are doing all we can TO make trade live
ly and brisk. Our efforts In this direction
need only the cooperation Of customers. We
are having new goods 10 arrive every few
days, and we will endeavor to keep our stock
fresh and attractive. Come to see US when
ever In need Of anything, and we guarantee
to give you satisfaction.
Call and examine our stock Of wash dress
goods and white goods. We still have also a
good assortment of laces and embroideries,
We nave some bargains in table linens.
Now ia the time to buy q suit of clothing
cheap. Come and see what we can do for you
in this line.
Our stock Of groceries Is full at present,
Meat. flour, meal, coffee, sugar and molasses.
We are expecting 10 arrive This week u coffee
which we will sell at lQc a pound.
Important announcement! We will give
you ten pounds Of good coffee for 81.
Call for that coffee at l0c q pound.
Arbuckle's Arizona coffee lower than ever
known before. L. w. White.
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The State of South Carolina,

ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate Court .-Citation for Letters Of Ad.
ministration.
BY r. E. HILL, ESQ, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WHEREAS, j. F. Lusk and w. M. Maddox
w have mad suit 10 me, to grant them
Letters Of Administration of the Estate and
effects o. Basil Maddox, late Of Abbeville
County, deceased.
These are therefore. to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
said Basil Maddox deceased, thai they
be ard appear before me, IL the Court
OF Probate, to be held at Abbeville C. H,
LEGATION hereof, at II o'clock In the fore
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Court,
IL. g. our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and ninety seven and in the 192st year
OF American Independence.
Published on the 7th day of July. 1897,
In the Press and Banner and or the Court
House door for the time required by law.
r. E HILL,
June IL, 1897. Judge Of Probate.
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Freei Free Free

Brownie Bicycle Parade, B Glass Bi
cycle Races, and Boy Bicycle Races this after.
noon. AL free. Prizes to be given. Let ev.
erybody turn out and see the Brownie Parade
Free to all. Some ridiculous figures 10 be rep
resented. Recollect, this Is for wednesday
only.
Thursday is the Big Bicycle Races, and you
may be assured of some fine riding. several
fiue riders from other towns TO be present,
Charges will be made on this day Tor all
This will be the Biz Day. Watch for pro-
grammes for that day.
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A, COHEN.

MIR. Cohen is a merchant OF mark who
came TO Abbeville several years ago, a stran-
ger to our people, but by energy and enter
prise he is to-day as we'll known to the peo'
Pile OF Abbeville county as men who have
been in the city for a much longer time. He
is now at the head of one OF the largest cloth.
ing establishments in upper South Carolina,
tlemen's furnishing goods draws trade from
the adjacent cities, while his customers from
the county are legion. His success is largely
due to his plan Of advertising vigorously
throughout the year. and always fulfilling
every promise.
AS a citizen his popularity is attested in
his election as Warden Of his adopted city.
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Delinquent Tax Sale.

STATE OF SOUTH CARoL1NA-CoUNTY OF
by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO
- me directed. I will sell at public outcry
at Abbeville on Saleday In August the follow
ing described property, towit:
That tract of land In Calhoun Mills Town
ship. bounded by lands of John Link, Balk.
man, Napier, n Bradley & McCombs; said
tract containing l59 acres. Levied on as the
property OF Susan NJ. Addison at the suit of
the State for taxes.
+. w. r. NANCE,
Sheriff Abbeyille County.
lime 70. 1897 st
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Glen.JOnes Pardware Co.'s Locals.

Bicycles. Our line has been selected with
due respect to the merit Of other makes, and
we feel assured tina the wheels which We
handle nave the best points of all, They are
strong, neat, and fast. Prices all right.
Cleveland, Westheld, Aetna. represent the
different grades. We also have a line OF bi-
cycle supdries, spokes, rims. lamps, gongs,
etc.
Hot weather is at hand. How are you 60
ing TO keep your butter mild, and other arti.
cles coolF Let US help you. You should
have q refrigerator. We have the most COM
plete, namely the Journey" If you. know
anything about refrigerators you are already
aware that Journey" means the best. II you
are not posted come and we will interest you.
We have what you need.
Do not blame the flies bnt keep them out Of
the house by using screen doors and windows.
Should you not use them, keep the files out
OF the food by using fly fans. We can help
you.
Preserve your health during the hot months
by using the Oil gas cooking stoves. They
consume ordinary kerosine oil. The oil gas
cooking stove is q necessity to the housekeep-
or during the summer months especially.
We will show you one In operation at our
store.
ny the way, we nave tried most of the Ice
cream churns, such as White Mountain,
lightning, Artlc, Blizzard, Ohio and others.
Some are good, some are bad, but the kind
that you can depend or is the "Wonder"
which Is our choice.
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Secession Camp, U. G. v.

A special meeting of Secession Camp, No.
4lG, U. C. W, is called TO meet In the Court
House of Abbeville, on Monday next. at five
O'CLOCK p. NJ. All members are expected to
attend. The delegates who attended the re-
union at Nashville, Rev. j. L.. Wilson, d. D..
Gen. Il. r, Hemphill and Mr.. J. F. Living.
ston, ST., will tell OF what they saw and
heard. ,
The Daughters OF the Confederacy and
ladies generally are invited 10 meet with US.
j. Fuller Lyon, Commander.
w. A. Temple,on, Adjutant.
July 10, 1897.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Letter remaining in the Abbevllle, S. c.,
post office for week ending July IL: 1887.
B-Johnnie III. Baskin. Willie Birth, MISS
Alice BooZer.
Ca c. CARTRIDGE.
FL. 7. Foster.
G-Ellen Gary.
J-Miss Ella Jenkins.
K-James +. killue.
M-Miss Gussie Martin.
P--Miss Mamie Pressly.
S-Jason Stordear, W. A. Smith.
T-Seab Tuggle.
W-Mrs. Lethe Warden. Wiley Walker
care j. S. johnson. NJ. L. ak
Y-Miss Eliza Young.
HRobt. S. Link, =. M.
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July 13, 1881
Welcome Home.

DR.. Lambert White. one of Abbeville's best
young men Is at home again TO see his father,
Capt. l.. w. White. and other kindred and
friends. The Doctor Ia doing a good business
as dentist in one Of the prosperous towns OF
Georgia, and seeks a short recreation In the
home Of his nativity. His many friends are
glad TO see him.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGES
COLUMBIA, S. G.

SESSSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 18th.
Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal and
Law Courses. with Diplomas. special
Courses, with Certificates. Board IS q month.
Total necessary expenses for the year (exclu.
sive OF travelling, clothing and books) from
Sl13 to Sl53. Women admitted to all Glasses.
For further Information address the Presi.
dent, F. C.. WOODWARD.
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SurYixOrs Association,

The annual meeting OF the Confederate
Survivors Association will be held In the
Court House. at Abbevilie, S. G., on Wednes-
day the 4th of August next.
Business meeting at 10 O'Clock a. M.
w. NJ. Grier, President.
J. Fuller Lyon, AdJutant.
July IL, 1897.
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Matt e Dead.

lived near this place for several years, Ia
dead. He moved into one of the factory
houses and lived there for awhile, but left for
another county. He is said 10 have been a
gallant soldier.
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Another lot Of Granduer -four to come in
this week.
Rruce's is the place to get good pure Ice
cream, we sell to white or colord. We sell for
the money and money only.
r. c. Wilson and Co. have o full stock Of
Helnz's Pickle and condiments.
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THERE will be a picnic at william Ham.
mond's house on Saturday., the Eth instant.
Candidates are invited, and speaking may be
expected.
Mr.. H. NJ. MEAR and family are in
town on a visit TO Mrs. kearsey's relatives.
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When in search of bargains don't fail to call
at Haddons. They carry the most complete
line Of Ladies goods in the market.
AGENTS WANTED-Male or female In every
county. Business respectable. Compersa-
ton good. No trouble to make some money.
Address Chronicle, Augusta, Ga, for particu-
lars. It
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Institute.

Hon. w. d. Mayield. Superintendent Of
Education, authorizes me 10 announce thata
Colored Teachers Institute will be held at
Abbeville Court House. beginning on August
9Th n continuing to the l4th.
w. T. MILFORD,
Co. Supt. Education.
July IL. 1851
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Close connections OF Greenwood for all points on
8. A. L.. aud G. g. g. Railways; and at Spartanburg
with Southern Railway.
For any information relative to tickets, rates, SEIZED.
ule, etc., address
WI. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent Augusta, 60.
E. NJ. NORTH, Sol. Agent.
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Now we have had a good rain. It's time TO
think about sowing Turnips and Ruta Bagas.
l have just opened a big variety of fresh seed
from Wood & Sons-yery cheap by tie pound.
Amos b, Morse,
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VII HAVE JUST RECEIVED

A LARGE QUANTITY OF HIGH GRADE
SECOND PATENT FLOUR AND PRO
POSE TO SELL 1T AT $3.50 E BAR
REL. GIVE Us A CALL WHEN IN
NEED OF FLOUR.
WE SELL ARBUCkLE'S ROAST COZ.
FEE ATT POUNDS TO THE DOLLAR.
THE GREEN RIO COFFEEWE SELLA AT
NINE POUNDS TO THE DOLLAR
GIVES GENERAL SATISFACTION.
SNOW BOY WASHING POWDER AT FIVE
CENTS A BON IS SOMETHING NEW
AND IT IS GROWING DAILYIN POPU-
LARITY. TRY \ BOX.
CALL ON US AND GET A SUPPLY OF
FRUIT JARS.
DON'T FORGET US WHEN IN NEED OF
FLOUR AS WE WILL SAVE YOU
MONEY AND PLEASE YOU IN GOODS
BOYS JEANS AND LINEN BULL DOG
PANTS ARE THE BEST.
STRAW HATS, COLORED SHIRTS, UNI.
BRELLAS, AND AN ELEGANT LINE
SUsPENDERS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES.
W,J0EL SMITH & SON.
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Notice to Debtors and Credi-
tors.

The State OF South Carolina-County OF Alb
beville-Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Estate ofG. w. COLLINS,
Deceased.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO SAID
"A Estate must settle without delay, and
these holding claims against the estate must
present them properly attested to
R.. r. TOLBERT. JR., Administrator.
June ~, 1891.
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For Sale or Rent.

lHE ABBEVILLE INN IS FOR SALE
or rent. Terms easy. Apply to
MRS. NJ. NJ. MILLER, at the Inn.
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The State of South Carolina.

Try a pair of our homemade. whole stock
brogans at Sl.l5 a pair.
Give Cobb b McDavid a trial when in need
OF shoes.
Grandeur f~1our-hne.
We always give the trade the best thing
out, See our line OF solid oak rockers and
divans. Hurry and get some. Buy. them
while they last. The best OF their kind.
. Celluloid starch-5 and l0c packages.
Lots of dried fruit. Apples, pears, peaches
and prunes.
Cobb & McDavid will sell you shoes unit
further notice at cost.
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TO POSTPONE THE PRIMARY,

county CHAIRMAN Gary has sent out letters
OF inquiry to the members OF the County
Democratic Executive Committee asking for
their Views as 10 holding the primary for
Representative on the 10th OF August Instead
OF on the 9Th as previously decided. II the
members of the Committee consent Chair
man Gary will order the election held on the
10th.
Friday, August 9Th, is the day the Senatorial
candidates are to speak In Abbeville, and 1t
is entirely probable some date later than the
9Th will be fixed for the primary.
LOTS OF TRIAL-LITTLE ONE
Fourth of July retrospect, watermilIion
prospect and original package project have
called for several sessions of the debating 80.
ciety recently. Several OF the calamity
ner and the coterie that waits for the discov-
cry OF ways that are dark and tricks that are
vain. Some of them recited beautifully,
Jim, named Fair, colored dark, whom Fort
talk about the charge of disorderly conduct.
1t W as decided he had damaged the repose OF
Fort Pickens 81 worth.
The prettiest piece of the week was the re.
cital OF what happened when the peace of the
town, two or three commandments, several
ordinances and two complications were bro
ken. 1t was on a calm, still night, but the
.stilr' part OF the occasion eclipsed the calm.
The juice OF the still got IL some fine work
Emanuel Mcclellan, the custodian of a jag,
strayed into forbidden ground. Will jackson,
with color like INTO the hinges OF midnight
anu the mouth of q Senatorial candidate. met
up with Manuel. In the argument that fol-
lowed Manuel smote VIII on the countenance
with u tin pan, while VIII tanned Manuel
with q brickbat. Manuel got sober on the
ground. This little performance spoiled
Manuel's complexion, but 1t was worth So to
the town.
John Thompson, strongly allied to the
Weary Willie tribe, came TO town last week .
He attempted to devastate Jerusalem and
Policeman Morrow sent him to town. Mayor
Iill advised John to get out OF town before
tn unhealthy season set in-six hours later.
Dar'd Watt and William Hurst talked loud
and sn. ote each other sharply. They dam aged
each othtrSl worth.
Yarb Maiden and Carrie Houston pulver-
lied the al and raised sand. They were
found not guilty and told not to do so again.
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
A full program OF the Farmers Institute, to
be held here on August /, will be published
next week.
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A full program OF the Farmers Institute, to
be held here on Augi7t |, will be published
next week.