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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Mns Der Mm9escnb.

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abSdbeltellen belieben, CUR NaGri6t,
oaB Der !3eitungsmann our6 elm Sc
leb 9el6ilbt lit, wel6eS oabin lautet,
coB Niemano cine !3eituns abbeltellen
!, fam, alBer er bat leinen Sansen Sub.
] 'crlpttcnsbetra9 ausSe9li6eu. 9lbbe=
ltellungen t0nnen alio nur inter Die.
Ter S%eoinsun9 beriflidti9t werben.
S6riftli6e abbeltelungen, Die uns
non lolhen yelern suseben, oie nit
ibrer 3abluns nod i'm Giifitanoe limb,
manoern einfa6 in ben Fapiertorb.
Cafe 0eurse.
Sn elmer Sienlta9 9ebaltenen lpez
Siellen Sisuns beS SownsSoaro wllrz
De Serr 9f. Geiler ais Gonitabler cts
nannt. Wtit benz l. Mai wiro 6err
.. Gibpeter lein @ei9Git nit Ser JSir=
ma W. Grnlt IL So. pom Ohio wie-
Der auf nebmen. - S~nnerbalb zines
WtonatS bat Der syalleniteuer 8. 60
parba 483 @iel el Dem Grow Hiper
sntlan9 9sfansen.
GolO Spring.
6o9w. T. Faulin, >. g. g., uns
SEER uno 6rau Otto @oli pon Sroots
Inn, N. o., beflnoen li6 bier, I'm ben
Sanoel nit Soerrn =. y. &rap besiis:
li6 llebernabme oes Central 6aules
ab;ui6lieBen. Serr @olf, S9waser
oes bSdw. =. Faulin, miro an l..
Mai beiastes @otel a(S Ed6ter ii6er'
nebmen .-Serr H. g. Siunbori wiro
bic innere Henouirun9 Der ct. Sonis
fasils Stride contractli6 bel orsen unb
in nd6lter Mo6e Die Nrbeit be9in=
nen. - Die auifibrums beS ld6nen
Dramas vGpl ia bon Sannenburs" am
lesten Sonntag gbeno mar cine burbs
aus tabeupie, unb bat bic bielise Oil
%lettantenzS rllppe baburd Elm neuss
Slatt ibrem GubmestranSe beisefiist.
-Sebrer Feter WolitOr pom Siitrift
l6S blelt Samitas S6luBpriiuns
uno Die atnoer 9aben in ibreu yeiitun=
gen CUR ,Sreloe oeS Nebrers unb Der
Gltern bie allerbelte 3%ulrieoenbeit.
SOloinssiora.
; 6err Mm. Vucas, wel6er Dor pier
Sabren nit leiner ,Samilie nat isis
con'tn llmSog, lit mieoer bierber
, Suriit9etebrt unb bat ii6 bduslid ME
, oergelanen. Die ,yamilie wurbe BON
ibren pielen ,Sreunoen wiufommen ses
, 9ebeiBeu. - 6err Sos. aapIer miro
nit leiner 6amilic iein ioeim uu6 ct.
6louo perle9en.
!. MUon.
= !. i. No6e, mel6er Sabre lang
, in Sci6Gftli6er ioinii6t Der leitenoe
+ @eiit Der Crn6ait mar, bat leiner
=, Store Dem loerrn ,Sran; S6mitt uor
. Nlbanp iiir so, geo fduilih iiberlaI=
len. - Feter Noooen lGBt leiner ,yo-
A., milte cine meme 2SobnlR9 erri6ten,-
= Grpoltmeiiter Sobn SAueioer perle9tt
. 'ein Neim All leine nube ser Ortl6aN
9elegene Sdrm,
y, ct. Mngnaa.
Der Damn BEL ser @teena6 Wtibl(
, beS Nerrn '0p. Geumer fam iufol9(
4 Der No9ilutb ulIerOings 81 S6Ooen,
+, pom eiuem 0ur6buld mar leoo6 teint
Heoe. Der S6aben lit bereitS mie.
/, Ser nlS9cbeliert. - Die @attiN oee
0errn sos. VOutenbu6 lie0t l6pe,
II ertrontt nieoer. -0err Earnep ganb.
n mebr ballt Elm neIes crosses lNus mn
SEER AOolpb So9t cine S6eune. 49,
Samita9 uuroe Ser ,Sran; Seume,
6 pom leiner Satin nit cinem S0bn6er
bel6entt, oaS bel Ser Weburt leine,
/, @r0Be we9en Grltaunen erregt baber
/. 'ol.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Wcire WrOpc.

Inter GROCER Sbeilnabme bon peibz
tra9enben wurOe Samitag Morsen
bier Die Hei6e Der 9onneritas Abenh
peritorbenen ,Srau Nnna @inter sl
@rabe setrasen. Die Sabin9el6ies
bene mar nllr cine @So6e trant, uno
peni9e Sabre sins ibr Der @atte in
Die Gmi9teit pOran, 10 oaB Die Ser
Gbe e%ntlpronenen &inoer nunmebr
gu s&aiien geworoen limb. Die Ser
itorbene mar cine S3welter Der Srau
,tobu .3app BON ct. Glouo, uno nit
ibr batten li6 uerl6ieoene anoere BON
ct. 6louo ei%ngefunoen, I'M Der Ser
~itorbenen oaS Gbrenseleite gum @ot=
teSader 81 seben. - SaS Seltament
bes pe%rfterbenen alls. $oiileri6 uurbe
i'm Na6laBseri6t Suselaiien. Sn BENT
tinterldBt er ieinem Sobne
Mleranoer Ferloualei9eutbum i'm sSer=
the pcn 800.
Sa0en.
Der out6 ben Srano ibrer 9Sob-
nllns I'M Conn Sauen Der Srau Sus
lama Giben erma6lene S6aoen lit
Wontas Don Der %erli6eruusSseiea=
i6ait bur6 .3abluns BON $685. ausse-
9li6en moroen.
NoDalton.
Sin prominenter @eldditsmann ia:
mems Sowarp Sber pon bier wurbe
in bas ct. Hapbael's SoSpital 81 ct.
Glouo sebradt, no er lid elmer innes
rem Operation uaterSos, Die nit gu
TEN Griols uorsenommen wuroe. Der
senannte @ei9ditsmann wiro balo
leinem @ei4dite in gutter @ez
nadSeben fonnsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
REAL ESTATE.

u D Hooper has sold No 34s West Eish'y-seV-
enth-st a four-story brick and stone u" e'' nus
house on lot 20xlOoS It Is one OF row % ~,
hunt by John f. Farley in 1896 adjoining the S'"'"
corner OF Riverside Drive. ,,
Myer Helnan has sold no. 20 Nes' ''''
and second-st a four-story house -
Lowenfeld & Prayer have bought from OhVer -
Hunt the old building No 22i East SeventN-i'u'""-
St. 25xlOo2 r,...
Francis r Robert has sold for the Globe Realty
Company the northwest corner OF Fhth-aNe' anu
-hfteonth-st.. 47x9Sx9S hVe-s'o'F
apartment house 10 an investor. Tor a'ou' go
also the northwest corner ~ GoercK ana nv ''N
ton-st old buildings about ioxsl. TO David Coh'n
on private terms. 80
Edgar Ieavcraf has sold for the Riverside
Building Company No = Riverside Drive "N'-
s,ory American basement house, A6XNN Irregular
Emma and Harriet Strong have soid 10 ROM,
Keuv Nos 2Sl and 233 Rowery. old frame Du'Id-
,ngs plot 81 6xlcox irregular for improvement. MI
Kellv gives IN part payment for the Bowery parcel
;hrce houses on the east side " Hamilton 'e'I"'F
between Observation-Disclosures and One-huh-
WilIiam sesligsberr has sold for 4. Hcrter TO
Lowcnfeld & Prayer 40 40 East Tennis "A hV'-
story browustoue tenement house lot Low. .ho
William II Taubert has bought five lots on the
north side Of One-hundrcd- Thirty -scyenih-s''
simon Adler and Louis Iaso have sold 20 Louis
Gilbert the plot on tho south sl1e o. Oi'-h
aud-thirty -fourth-st Is feet east or SeV'"'-A'''
A. tho New-York Real Estate .saesroom yesiCT-
dav peter F Meyer & CO. sold IN foreclosure No
Sle West Twenty eishth-st. four-story lT!o ~. K
dwelling house. 25N9s9 10 " a. Conover for $lea..
IcrhCrt 4 sherman adjourned the foreclosure
sale Of Nos AZ and 81 West End-ave.. southeast
corner Of Eighticth-st. 10 September 6.
,,-ui,sr, u f,flnc ir filed plans for uine-stOry
brick steel skeleton aroproof hotel. 20 b. erect a
IN Madison-aVe az tho northeast corner o' NincF-
e..,ra-si The structure which IS planned - cost
%5o"n will from, 6} foct i'm the street and 1905 feet
William Quinn filed plans with the Building De,
partrnent Yesterday FOR soven-story brick ana
r., Ans-crdar,-aye northwest corner 81 seventy
ninih-s; al an estimated cost Of }25o"o
Roster Bal & CO. yesterday had recorded n mort
geo fo- 500 ,0 I'm favor Of George White trus-
lee on their property IN Thirty fourIh-st. cas- of
Sovcnth-avc extending 1916 feet 70 Thirty-h th-sl
Il is 1oasehold property The mortgage secures an
issue ~ = per cent gold bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
9Wo HHRBOR EVILS MUST STOP.
LIEUTENANT FREMONT OUT AGAINST THE
SMOKE NUISANCE AND THE LONG ToNS'

LIEUTENANT FREMONT OUT AGAlNSl NJ
SMOKE NUISANCE AND THE LONG roNS'
Lieutenant John c. Fremont. Supervisor OF ,"e
Port said Yesterday that the smoke nuisance "'o"
proceeds from the oil and copper WORKS a.
stable Hook and bcfogs the haroor i"'
stopped ,ort a,
81 have sent in my report to the DepA' ',t
x,-o,t,n+or no said and am awaiting its ACTON
w. matter would come very properly unu'' Wv
,,r,sdicton Of the Lighthouse Board on 'he 0"''N
,bo, the smoke obscures the arthcia aus :"
~o,tgstion erected 10 facilitate commerce ~
20, a. nresent give the Est Of collisions "h'" no.
,asulted from the smoke nuisance, ana nay. ,
,eouested not 20 give the names % f ,,
otbors who have made complaints as many ~" ~
ora ernploved by the Constable HOOK ''''", -
- 7bo standard Oh officials have end'"'"'e'
80 tho nuisance. bat they DO no' coh"o' ',o
o0erdirr factories A. 10 the SMOKE .'"
constable Hook copper works d" ''"'''
.,,,res .he XII Won KUN. and nave Cd" Wv
-, q, 60 dense as 10 render e. ditlcut l , lno
- roach the snug Harbor landNe 80 ti,,tfr.s
must BE- stopped. and. as I'D N' 80 ,s, 40 much
Point public opinion ana the pres ia"
'o~ .rer s another harbor nuisance ana oosri
49,. =, er{sas from the making Np o. Vie -
- canal boats and the incoming a.. - snnrfeu
81 hargee They should p" onlleeD ~ No.
tt- pe%sers on reaching the haroor lneH ~, {,
fere seriously with navieaton. ne s.f| one ~
al vent ashore while trying /" "r,1,o.tl,' on
- +oye propose 20 ask Tor tElS..a.',-,,. ;sIr
me, me- - erouo and authority 81 the Slpe1 -
81 the Port. ] think he sh'uH harD ss U,cH as
Sent obstruction of Navigation a'''' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
NEW BUILDINGS

70.h-st n " corner Amsterdam ave for -@Ven
s,,r, r~fck and stone nath0use. with stores
ico,q7 ? william quinn. 50 West H@d-s''
owncr y r Camp architect
Kirgehri4ge Road 2npo y from @IN>'en
n,,,,u Derot for one story brick factory
22s4 e-tate Of isaac @ Iohnson premises
~ 49,, a.. 100 +, p q 1881 81. for four thre"
F. s,Sr% ave- hrrk cnemcn, houses q Sxe3 Ame!s;
eohwart,ler " 1903 5th ave owner, h'"A'"
Wcuz architect. ....-+-- i ~, 100,
oc.st n corner Madison ave FOR NM S'',l
brick hotel ~ 3v1o0s William u tn'"f III.
f57tn- 81 and Caullw"i ave, oN"''' '''
Il0-n 40 81 Nh. 4en Lane. arrnlt"''- -.
nh 81 s. 10 Fast OR an. esh' s,oEy o or,o4
mercantile hunding o'vo4 n and ~ '"'R
costello 80 13l Fast Ntn 81 oNn.''
W,cur- y. p.a East iG'fh ~. archuo
% 81. g. - q - Washne'"n, 9,'' o."
tw.-stary fran" ivellnc -'N,'.
e.h =, g. 90 q ~ Whie Plain ave 'i
one sto~v frame stable. 2iNi' j ""'N' '
ov.ne- = p soronecn architect .-...--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01

H'7791W AND G0NSAgIIE BOATS
yIg| ~ christopher So. every weekday at n H.
conoec'ls Win b. .o'oe oN-rEoRA at 40 r NJ Tor
Catsku with annex O. HUDSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
TROY BWAU9o

CT ar h8let excursion ioIts to an Summer Resorts
Noytl and East ,,,ot, -, toate
,,Dy'.i-RSIOTs- Troy $3.50. Saratoga. S4oO:
Steamers leave iofh St. daily " ~ me- any
css''--hsa,' c,T4av 81 eara.rs touch AT Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01

wishes situlron. nr~t class
reference. WELDON. 70 Nest pOthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
CARPET Gle AIMING

oooooooOo-O OOON~NJ0N00O0.0
,,,pTr-rs cleaned ny steam. by A.nl %
On tho Hoor Careful a,5pe, AN s,%'' 81
65s broadway. 42l Est f9'H ~
COZ q BRkNDT Tel 132 3'th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01

Il C...,ra Puerto cahclo Curacao and Mara
.t, f-,...I,6 calling ale' AZ f'r',, ,.l'o'
From l'.''" veine.isy sept 6. P. "
g & CARACAS .-'''. eo,,rl,v sent ~ ! p "
Plil,N,t i nave superior accommodations for pas
scrsers pOr.rTON. HLTsS & DALE e.
Genoral Managers. 1873 Front -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
Euarantecl. machinery bought and eA-
changed GDOHGE b. EDDY. 300 Madl-
1JL-kL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
Gin propcrln for Sale or 60 tcl


T-0n SALE OK To LET Ianis'm" t'ur STORY a"
l. ir. rri..t. lv..!llng - West gGth. neaf fntra
= r t.,l ...at.I hardwood trir Inquire Promises
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-19

Nearly everybody you meet will re-
gard it as kind Of insult to be asked
Il they have weak lungs. All seem to
have a solid faith in the soundness of
,hcr own. breathing machine. In cases
OF trouble they will admit there is a a
heavy cold" "a touch of bronchitis" !"
or even "a spell OF asthma" but as to
weak or un,ound lungs. never, NEVER.
Evan the roor consuinp,ive, who scarce-
ly speaks without coughing, whose
cheeks are wasted. hollow and bear the
hectic flush OF doom, will assure You
with eiist.r:ng eycs that his cold is on
the m.rd ard he will be al right when
the weather changes.
1t is simply terrible 70 think how far
we nay be guilty 0y our indifference TO
the lung iroxbles OF those near and dear
10 Us, 1t il also a sad thought that we
NAV hug da:us!on IS 10 our. own health
that We only get rid OF when life itself
must pay the forfeit.
NokcdY can afford to think lightly
OF lurg troubles Nobody can afford to
be mistaken about Iheir possible dam
g.r,. NobcdT can sfori to neglect
them, or "iot them war cut" OF get
better in the spring. or any other TOM
iools,y that Isais only to wreck and
ruin. Lunp .roNb,:a dos't move back
wsrd. Wal; largs don't grow strong
by th.mstlvsa--you must heal then.
and strengthen them. and rid them Of
the vsry eRrlitSt germs OF disease, on
you are sirnrly committing a form q
suicide. Either -nu must cure yot4y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-19
Correspondence and Presenta
ton of q Sword.
EDGEF1ELD, Dec. Is, 1S49.


Capt. P. S. Brooks.
Dear Sir:-Some time since a
meeting of the surviving Members
of your Company D, Palmetto
Regiment, was held at this place
to take into consideration the
most approp riate manner in which
its members, could express tbl1
high appreciation of you, as their
late Captain in the War with
Mexico.
On motion of Mr.. Whitaker,
Mr.. Abney was called to the Chair
who explained, in his accustomed
facility of style, the object Of the
meeting. Whereupun, it was
unanimously agreed, that a hand
some sword be presented to you,
with a suitable inscription apon it,
as one who knows how to WELD and
has the right to wear it.
On motion of Mr.. Addison, We,
who address you, were nominated
9 Committee, to carry into effect
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-19
UNION EIEETING.

The Union meeting..of the 1st
division Of the Edgeheld Baptist
Association will meet with Noun
tain Creek Church on Saturday be-
fore the 5th Sunday in this month.
Organization at 10 o'clock, after
which verbal reportssswill be heard
from the different churches.
Introductory sermon to be
preached..by Rev. a. ]. Reamy; al
ternate, Rev. P. P. Blalock.
Missionary sermon by DR.. L. R.
Gwaltney; alternate, Rev. j. S,
Jordan.
The following queries will be
discussed:
1st. Query. By what methods
may we best utilize the church
mem bership? Speakers, W. A.
Strom and w. S. Lewis.
2nd. The advantages of system
attic giving to church work? Speak
ers, S. A. Brunson and J. M. Rambo
9rd. The best methods Of devel-
oping personal worker, in the
church? Speakers. J: W. Ai;on
and A. S. Tompkins.
4th. the daily life Of the church
member, what should it be? Speak
ers, 0. Sheppard and R. T. Strom.
Standing committee on sugges-
tions and queries for the year are
from each church as follows: Gil
gal, w. A. Strom; Berea, &. P,
Walker; Stevens Creek, J. NJ. Bell,
Jr.; Mountain Creek, r. I. Strom; !;
Bold Spring, P. B. Kemp; Bethany,
b. P. Talbert; Edgefeld, 0. Shep-
pard.
RI E RyRD Clerk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-19

The Va. ,;ous :ub-alliances IN
Edeefeld county are hereby called
upon to re organize and elect dele
gates 10 meet at Edge'ield on the
FIRST Monday in May next. It is
proposed at this May meeting,
among other things, 10 elect dele
sntes to the State Alliance, which
meets in Columbia in July, whose
duty it shall be to look into the
workings of the State Exchange
and more rffeclual'y secure the
monies which have been pal into
the Slete Exchange by the sub
alliances or have said monies re-
turned to The parties who sub
scrihcd and paid it i'll.
There eeems 10 hage been a little
sheenauigin going on iii the State
Exchange rs in other high places.
Let Che sub-alliances re-organ-
lie promptly and look sharply after
their own Interest.
II only requires five members to
REQ lganiz".
S. NJ. SMITH.
Pres. Co. Alliance.
x. 3. Mays, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-19
Parsnip Com plexion.

A majority Of the ills affecting
people to-day can be traced to
kidney trouble: 1t sorvades all
classes of society, in all climates,
regardless of age, sex or condition.
The sallow, colorless-looking
people you often meet are afflicted
with kidney complexion" Their
kidneys are turning to parship
color, SO is their complexion. They
may suffer frcm indigestion,
bloating, sleepless, uric acid,
gravel, dropsy, rheumatism,
catsrrh of the bladder, or irregular
heart. You may depend upon it,
the cause is weak, unhealthy
kidneys.
Women as we'll men are made
miserable with kidney and bladder
trouble and both need the same
remedy. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy will build up and
strengthen weak and unhealthy
kidneys, purify the diseased,
blood, clear the complexion and
soon help the sufferer to better
health.
The mild and The extraordinary
effect of Swamp-,.oot is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest
for It's wonderful cures of the most
distressing cases, such as weak
kidneys, calarrh of the bladder,
gravel, rheumatism and Bright's
Disease, which is the worst form
of kidney trouble. At druggists,
ffty cent and dollar sizes. You
may have a sample bottle by mail
free. also pamphlet telling ali
about it. Address DR.. kilmer
l. Co., Binghamton, n Y.
When writing pleess mention
this paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-19
Rates Of Legal Advertising.

Frequent inquiries have been
made for copies of, the recently
enacted Act relative to the charges
on legal advertising. The Act has
been turned over to the Secretary
OF State with the Governors
| approval and reads as follows:
An Act to regulate charges for
advertising legal notices:
Section /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
South Carolina, that State and
county officials authorized by law
to publish advertisements in the
newspapers of this State, including
sales of real and personal property
bv Masters, clerks of Courts,
Judges of Probate and sherlffs,
citations, notices to creditors and
notices of final settlement by
executors, administrators and
guardians and all other persons
acting in a fduciary capacity, to-
eether with all other advertising
done by any Court, including
service of summons by
publication, notices of election
ordered by commissioners, reports
of county .treasurers, supervisors,
superintendent of education,
notices of county 8 .ditors, procla-
matjor IF - 40 executive depart
mcnt, proposals for work and
supplies by the heads of depart
ments or other officials authorized
to advertise for competitive bids
and all other advertising whatever
by State and county officials, shall
be charged not exceeding one dollar
per inch for the first insertion, and
not exceeding fifty cents per inch
for each subsequent insertion, the
said advertisement to he setln solid
BREWER type, including the caption
and all other parts of the said
advertisement: Provided, that
Newspapers using other than
BREWER type shall receive COM
pensation based on BREWER
measure: Provided further, that
when,the value of the estate as
to which such advertisement is
made is less than 5000 only one
half the rate hereinbefore allowed
shall be charged or allowed, and
when the value of such estate is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-19
Very respectfully, your
obedient servant.
A LETTER FROM TEXAS.

Some unknown friend have sent
me two or three numbers of the
ADVERTISER and l have been in
tending to write you ever since l
got the first mum Der, but have been
very busy trying to catch pWith
nv farm work. Taken altogether
We have had strange weather all
the fall and winter. In the fall it
was very dry, good for gathering
crops, but bad on grain, wheat did
no. come up until late and it has
been so cold and dry it has not
grown as it should. We had some
of the coldest weather in February
that was ever seen by the oldest
settlers. The mercury went to
twelve to fifteen below zero; the
coldest I ever saw before vas six
above; If we had had rain about
that time it would have been ter
rible. We had q good big snow
in December that put very good
season ir the ground and ne have
had but -ry little rain since, not
more than two or three little show
ers to wet the ground two or three
inches deep; the last was Oh the
25th Of February. Everybody
started behind With their work as
the most of them around hele rais-
d big cotton crops and dld not
have achauce TO do any winter
plowing, go as soon as they could
woik in February they had 10 fin
.sh sowing oats and then fix for
nlanting Corn. On account the
dry weather and high Wiads lii
March, a good many will rot get
q good stand as the ground dried
out down to the corn, but where
it was planted deep they will get
a very good stand nearly all that
vas up was bit down by freeze
on last Tuesday morning and ii
was cold enough for ice this morn
ing, but 1 think the most of 1t
will come out oil right. but the
Tuesdays freeze made a clean
sweep of the fruit crop as far as |
have examined. Wheat and oats
are needing rain very badly and
ptorLWin soon be at a stacd still
until.it does rain for We can't
plant cotton until 1t does rain aud
nearly every body has all their
blowing dcne ready for planting.
1t is little cloudy thia evening
has the appearance of rain if the
wind was not 80 high.
l noticed in your last paper
that l received. that they have
smallpox at Psrksville I suppose
that is the reason I can't hear
from there. l will close for fear l
may take up too much space and
may not get admittance.
w. J. ROCHELLE.
Brandon, Texas.
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less than 500, only one-fourth q

less than 500, only one-fourth of
The rate hereinbefore allowed shall
be charged or allowed: Prosidea
further, that if the proprie g
manager ola newspaper in al y. !
county shall refuse to insert sus
advertising in their newspap pers
the rates heTe1l15eso soTs f'7Ft@S,lcs!g (
same shall be posted in at least
three public places in the county,
one Of which shall be as the Court
House door; and provided further,
that the reports of county treas
urers and supervisors shall not ey-
ceed $50 per annum:
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an officer, are unerring-that he
who receives it, "has the right to
wear it,
I am gentleman, with an active
interest in the welfare of each and
all Of you,
Very respectfully, your
obedient servant.
p. S. BROOKS.
TO Liens. Abuey and Viewer,
Messrs. Addison, Melton, Covar,
Whitaker, Burrell and Hill, Com
mittee.
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Engineers have begun WORK Oh
the Congaree at Congaree
preparatory to deepening the
channel of the river and making
it navigable.
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The international Sunday
School Convention will meet in
Atlanta April 1920. Many dis
tinguiahed scholars and Sunday
school workers will be there.
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sycamore

The owners of the Southern rail
road announce their intention of
extending their system, building
q branch from Columbia to
Florida.
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The asparagus raisers about
Barnwell have begun their ship
ments North and the returns thus
far received show very salts
factory prices.
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The government has given out
another big contract to furnl'A
beef, 100000 pounds to be ship
ped to the Philippines by apack-
ing house in Kansas City.
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The postoffice at BlacksburS, 5.
c. was robbed last week. The
safe was blown open with dyna-
mite and s120in cash and $11O IN
: stamps were stolen.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19
The grand lodge of the Knights
of Honor met in Columbia on
Tuesday of this week.
We do not like Miles, but he
has certainly proved his charges
about the bad beef.

Intoxicating liquors have been
made from the sap of the birch,
the willow, the poplar and the
sycannre.