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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10
LAND LOTTERY ENDED.
Last of Thirteen Thousand Home
steads Drawn at q Reno.

Last of Thirteen Thousand Home
steads Drawn at 81 Reno.
Ell RENO. o. T.. Aug. 2.-After the
last Of the $4,000 names we're drawn
from the wheels last night. the great
boxes containing the $4,000 names Of
unIucky applicants were taken to the
school house. There the work Of
drawing was continued. but no record
other than numbering the envelopes
and notifying the owner Of name
therein is being made. Ii Is thought
no les than 10000 names a day viii be
drawn from now on. The last num-
bers giving Homestead TO the cwner
we're drawn in the FL Reno district BIZ
c. H. HaIbrook. Of Portland. Mich.
aud by Harvey r Mclaughlin. Of Ar
kansas City. Kas-. in the Lawton dis
trict. The closing scene vas tame and
unmarked by any demonstration. The
streets today are lined with prairie
schooners, laden with household goods.
and ali are headed south. The COM
nissioners who viii hare charge Of
selling toxin sites win leave today O.
tomorrow for their districts. The
sales viii begin on August 6.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10
Honolulu. Aug. s. 1901.


Mr. F. J. Amweg. Honolulu. H. I.
Dear Sir:-I beg TO acknowledge
your favor of the srd inst. asking for
q statement as to the manner in which
your relations with this Company We're
severed. In reply would say that such
relations were terminated by the ac-
ceptance of your resignation present
ed to the Board of Directors. such re-
signation being wholly voluntary on
your part and for reasons set forth in
yours of May 18th, 1901
Yours very truly,
CHAS. H. ATHERTON,
vice-President Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit and Land Co.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-10

Co1ntxy Doctor gcafecAisinzl-
Nov little boz shat must Ne al ID
q order 70 enter kearsne Boz
Die. Quste right: but whzt rpast
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Times
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Associated Charities Society.

A meeting was held at the reeidence of Mej.
Noise Monday evening which in its purposes
and the scope of the work contemplated by
the leaders of the movement was Indicative
of that unity of spirit 10 behalf os the unfor-
tunste in our city which ought to prevail in
all communities
The purpose for which the meeting wss
held was to discuss and formulate plan of
intelligent, systematic charitable work in the
city By aiding the needy and worthy poor,
while con- peling the unworthy to work sod
endeavorug to rid the community of vagrants
and professional paupers.
The gathering was thoroughly representa-.
tive 10 It's composition aud met with the
hearty endorsement of the clergy Of the city;
all of whom were present Rev. H. 3 Gov
iugsoo vas requested to call the meeting to
order eud after stating its ohjec. called on
Rev. VIM Aiken Kelly to explain the nature,
needs and scope of the proposed work. The
matter was folly discussed by Rsvs. J 4
Clifton. C. c Brown, H c. Grossnan, NJ
Sstterwhite end Messrs. R. Manaing, Marion
Noise, barry Ryttepoerg, Joo Langhery,
Edgar Haypsworth, Neill 0'DooDell, q.
Chandler and others. sitter which. the follow
iog resolutions were adopted:
First eft is the sentiment of this meeting
tba, the time has come when there ought to
be established in our community q civilian
charitable organization for the intelligent
aud systematic aiding of the worthy poor,
and the dscoun,enapcing Of iodiscrimlnate
aims giving to professional haegars, said or
eanization TO be Known as "The Associated
Charities Society Of the City of Sumter"
Secood. ''tfhat committee be appointed
by the Chairman With full power to craft a
Constitution aDd bylaws and present plan
for the Organization of said society, aod to
cali mass meeting Of the City of Sumter at
such time and place as they may deem ezpe
disst and to arrange the order of business
for said meeting, aud with such othe: powers
as may be necessary for said purpose"
The following committee was appoioi-
ed Rev. VIVA Aiken Kelly, Harry Rytteu-
berg, Nell O'Dounel. The meeting was
sdjourued sutj.cs to the cali of the commit
tee
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
The Red Men.

The meeting of sbe Great Council of
Improved order Of Red Men of South
Carolina, which vas held 10 Spartan
burg last weeg vas pleasant occasion,
VITA good attendance of delegates.
The Two local tribes OF Spartaub burg
entertained their visiting brethren with
a barques, ct which Congressman jobs
son presided as .oastmas:er Hon.
S:anyarne Wilson sod several OF the
/. D R. M. delegates made happy re
marks in reply to tcasts
Sumter was represented 10 the Great
Council by j E. Pate, B c Wallace
and N G Osseen. Mr.. Pate went up
the of6os OF Great Saohem, the highest
10 the Council, and Mr Wallace retains
the ofise of Great Minhenewaw
The nexs Couucil meets in Charles.
;on 10 April 1902
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
The Woman's Paper.

Mrs. Agnes Bogin has received letter from
the chairman OF the Press Committee, Wo-
mems Department, South Carolina Inter State
and Wesl lndiaa Exposition, ia reference TO
the forthcoming one day ispe of Woman's
Paper, as supplement 10 the News and Cou.
rier. This paper will be issued early in May
and The price will De l0c copy. Mrs.. Bogln
will arrange for the sale OF the paper in
Sumter and for The advertisements OF any Of
our merchants or manufactures who may
desire space in it, These who desire copies
OF ,he paper should notify Mrs. Begin prior
TO May lat, so that she may order The papers
io advance Of issue, otherwise it may De M
possible to obtain them. Mrs Bogia has the
schedule Of advertising rates and is prepared
10 make contracts for advertising space
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
WILL NOT REMOVE JAIL
The Question Settled at SPECIAL
Meeting Of County Board.

called meeting of the County Board IVES
held co Thursday with Supervisor Scale aod
Commissioners Mcneil aud Kiigcre present
s nua erouslY signed petition was pre-
eentsd that asked that the Jail be removed
or rebcit On come other lot
The Board considered the petitoa aud
after full discussion il Vas decided thai,
it is The sense of the Board that il is the
duty of the Board to rebuild the jail at its
precens location and for the amount of the
!nsurance, if possible, as any removal wond
nec=ssitete sn iacrease of county deot," pro-
vided, however, ''that if the city of Sumter
will secure E of 40 acre lot and build jill,
duplicating tie original Jail as cefore odrn
iog. with what materisl there is now Oh
hand and the amouut of $4,000 insurance
the preseot ill los TO be decided 20 the city Of
Sumter by the county Board -
The Supervisor was directed to advertise
as circumstances might direct as 10 rebuild
ing the jail.
Railway bad, sfer being asked by him,
agreed to let to. county Board have lo!
pear their depot for the purpose Of bulldog
cotton veighess' platform. He also stated
that BIZ Gfife.b wonld rent pair Of mules
for chain gsng at 80 moota each for not
less than 20 days The Board decided to
reas the mulea, not becg respoDsrle fot
death of Same oy Sickness.
On motion it was decided not to employ
Mr.. Griffith to repair crossing atScottville,
on Black river at price offered, out that the
Supervisor should have necessary repairs
attended 20 a. once and make further repairs
With chain gang as 5000 as possible
Mr. J. D Craig was before the Board ss to
a lice fence between Jail lot and bis property
1t was decided to pay for one-balf of line
fence With Sir. Craig aod Mr.. McFsdcen.
The Board Inspected ground offered oy
Sou,bzrn Railway aod Instructed the Super
visor to write said railroad company request
ing The preparatiou of lease for Eve years,
satjsct 10 reoewal for like tern if de-
sired ct the expiration Of first term at a
rectal Of SIS year.
The Board adjourced to meet May 7sh.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
PREPARING FOR A BIG TIME
The Fire Companies TO Banquet
Visiting Firemen.

Last week the Winyah Fire Engine Com
pany held meeting, and committee was
appointed to confer With the Selsmander
Hook aud Ladder Company, to consider s.
proposition suggested by Mayor Morgan aod
Chief Johnson to invite and entertain the
chiefs of the Ere departments Of Charleston
and Sumter duriog our annual inePectIeo,
which takes places on the Sth Of peZt month.
The Salanauders readily agreed, aod appoint.
ed g committee to be associated with the
committee from the Winyahs. The joint
committee will make arrangements 10 give q
beuqnet at the semory on the evening OF
Msy 9th
The committee from the Wioyah COMPANY
is imposed of the following " Doar, J
Taylor, H Fraser and D S B sck.
The conmit.se from the Salauaoder is IS
follows: H 5 Eigsins, K Freeman, E 7
Siau and W Doar.
While The meeting of the Winyah's was ir
progress last Monday night, Nayor Morgan
Informed Presdeot Hs:eldon that Capt R
S. dood of the Monaghan Hose Company
vas 10 the city. and inasmuch as the Win
yahs wete in session, the company extended
to Capt. Hood aC invitation to sttecd ibe
meeting Chief Jo5uson escorted Capt Hood
aod As, or Morgan to the ball. Afer being
Introduced to ell the members present, the
Mayor iotroduced Capt Hood, who made
quite en- iateresting talk 10 tae boys, and
liehtened them 8 great deaf IL regard TO
how be conducted hrs company 10 Sumter.
Capt Hood said be bad no idea Of coming
tc Georgetown to MAKE speech, but to sell
cone nose He took q great deal of interest
-, Tbor riv vol u hich y.
listed bet cen the two companies e Sumter
was one thing that made the members take
30 much interest 10 the FIRE department The
city council of Sumter, said gr Hood, does
no. look at the Gre department. as your Hoo.
Us anythirg. We have TO buy everything We
ueed, aod the boys have to 60 down in the r
pocket, for what they wsot. We have our
ROOMS fitted Up very nicely, and require two
members TO steep 10 the house each night. To-
toxica'ing beverages AID card playing are
strictly prohibited Wea are rot 5xsd up ae
nicely as the Delgars, SAID Capt Hood we
b2v0nt The money those boys have. but We
make ths12 hustle to beat as 10 tlre. We
only get $3.50 per year from the city all told
We 9o"ght pair OF horses which would
nov cost Us $3.50, sod are well pleased With
tnew Doess't pay TO get cheap horses. a
ggeat nan5 people criticise you and try 10
show you bow 10 put out fire. but 1t is not
ss easy es it looks. When they come arouod,
we gsuerali? turn the hose on them +; ecci
dentslly, OF course, oc purpose. We ouly
have 80 GEN oers and the other company %
Capt Hood thanked the company for the
cour;esies extended. After rising vote OF
thanks 10 Capt Hood for the interesting talk
ne made, the meeting adjourned Light re-
fresbments were served after tbs meeting and
all present ef joyed very pleasant eveoing
-Georgetown Outlook.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Fire Last Night.

The 67e department has been called out by
false alarms number of times within the
past few days and the 6remen were beginning
to grow tire1 of the calls Bnt lsat night a
few minutes before IL O'Clock sn alarm wes
scot ia and the squads bad work to do, for
the kitchen of Mr. W. T. Hall's home oa
Salea, Avenue was burning briskly when the
6remeo arrived Two streams were quickly
turned on the FIRE aud the flames we're extio-
guished without being permitted to spread to
the body of the house The:6renen d good
and quick work Mr Halls furniture vas
removed from the house and WAS consequent
IL damaged to some extent
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Strikes a Rich Find.

81 was troubled for several years with chron'
ic indigestion and nervous debility" wri'es F
J Green of Lancaster, II. ''NO remedy help
ed me until 1 began using Electric Bitters,
which did me more good than all the tRedi-
cines ever used. They have also kept my
wife in excellent health for years. She says
Electric Bitters are just splendid for female
troubles; that they are grand tonic and in
v:gorator for weak, run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our family
Try them. only soc. Satisfaction guaranteed
By F W DeLorms.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
sLecpIoN IN BIsEoPvILLB.
Mayer Crosswen and Council Be
elected.

Bishopyille, April lo-The mun'clpsl
election was held bere yesterday The pres
cot mayor, W z. Crosswe and big entire
Councils. Messrs T E Davis. D Ed Durant
and G 0 Rogers was reelected by gcod
majority over 90 opposiog ticSet hr q
C.rpes was eiected as member OF the couu
cil TO hll vacsocy Mayor Cros3wtll,
whom, the people OF Bsshopville said by their
ballots Yesterday was worthy TO hll The
posiiiop as Chief magistrate Of The towo Tor
ina tsird ,erc, is an eoergetic business nan
sud takes great pr,Ge il watching &fter the
ioteres, and welfare of the lown Through
his wise aod prudent management there have
been many Improvements INSIDE during his
administration The streets have been kept
10 excellent conditioo, the lights have been
improved, new brick guard house quilt, tbe
ssoitary CONDITION Of the town has been
closely cooked after, valuable lot purchased
on Main street, and still there are several
hua6rei dollars 10 the treasury.
Nayor Crosswell aod his courcil are the
prime movers in advocating the town TO
mortgage ITS lot5 TO the extent Of $1,000
for the purpose of erecting three brick etores
and an Opera House An election has been
ordered for todsy TO decide this question.
2AC IL ~ Sal0 W VolioANC Noos o. ASSos wv
thirds msjority Will vote yes
Mr T E Davis, Nho is TO I'll the position
ss chairuao of the street committee for the
next twelve months, also enters upon his
third term. He Is one of the most prom
neat farmers 10 this portion of The county.
Mr.. DAVIS does DOT only know how. TO
watch with skillful eye over the many acres
Of fertile land that be owns in this and Oar.
lington county, but sees that the streets are
kept in foe condition at ali times.
@r q Ed Dursnt was first elected 20 the
position of warden 10 1899 and has been re-
elected at each successive term He is g
promineot business man aud ss 8 member Of
the 6nauce committee be takes great interest
10 watching after the 6osrcis! cooditioo OF
the town ADD sees that the filthy lucre' is
properly haudled
Mr G o. Rogers, who is also neD7er
of the finance committee. is cne of Bishop.
villes arees, and most popular merchao's
Ee believes in running the town government
90 as economical plan as possible, and 1akes
the utroet interest 10 watchiog after The e1-
peodi,ure.
Mr.. R E Carnes. the newly
elected member of the council, is
a popular dry goods merchant He
has the booor of having been the culy
senator that Vas elected from Lee county.
Mr. Carnes will 20 doubt be great scquisi-
tioo to IN . old connru
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
f DazzIes the World.

No discovery in medicine has ever created
one quarter of the excitement that has been
caused by Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. Its severest tests have been on
hopeless victims of consumption, pneumonia,
hemorIhage, pleursy and bronchitis, thousands
of whom it has restored te perfect health. For
cougos. colds, asthma. Group. hay fever,
hoarseness and whooping cough it is the quick
est, surest cure in the world. It is sold by Dr.
J T w DeLorme, who guarantees satisfaction
or refunds money. Large bottles soc and 81.
Trial bottles free.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Manchester Items.
Dark Corner, April Is, 1901.

Dark Corner, April Is, 1901.
Aa usual news is scarce. Farmers are about
done planting corn and pustiog down gaano,
and The most Of them are planting cotton or
will start to do so in q few deys. The stand
Of corn is pretty good on the highest places (;
the bottoms are drowned out TIE gardens
are very backward on account of SO much
cold wind last week. saw frost three OF
four mornings last week
The fruit crop, think, is about safe SO
far, and we will hardly have cold enough to
kill it after this
spent the 9Th Saturday. in your city for
the first tine have been there in the new
century, and met our new sheriff and super
intendent of education for the 6rss time.
Since have got eff of the grand jury | do
not sea much of Sumter. While in your city
had the pleasure Of diniog With my old
friend E. T. Windhan and his esteemed
family
/ had the pleasure last Friday night Of
hearing ny friend Mcdonald Farman lecture
to the Clarendon high School at Clareudoo
s. c.. Ee had 6ne audience and he kelt
them entertained for an hoar or more.
hear that Miss Eotzmipger's school, here,
will close in about two weeks from now. She
has proved to be good teacher.
l heard today that Miss Vernon Moore,
daughter of Mr.. Tim Moore formerly Of
Wedgefeld, was married to Nr. John J.
Broughton of Clarendon last night.
negro woman went to Mr. Henry Bart
le,te's last Thursday, while Mr. Bsrtle,e was
off 10 the field, and ordered Mrs. Bar.ieste to
cook for her and tried to go to bed in Mrs
Bartlette's bed. The wonan's face aud hands
were bloody. She told Mrs. Barslette that she
aud her sister bad been 6ghtiog She fright
ened Mr. Bartleite greatly, but when she saw
Mr.. Bartlette coming to the house she left.
Mr.. Mack Avin's little son that was burned
on the 10th day Of Oc:ober, 1898, hes gotten
so be caa walk around his bed at last
We had 6ne rain and some bail here last
Saturday night.
Well, must go to ploagbing, so good day.
Sidrs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Remarkable Family Record

C. E s,ubbs, Agent for sThe Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York." insured
gentlemen 10 this county few days age
who gave the following family record:
The age of his father at his death was 81.
TIE age of bis fathers father at bis death 90.
TIE age Of his fathers mother at her death
81
TIE age OF his mother who is living and
10 good health Il.
The age of his mothers father at bis
death 81.
The age of his mothers mother at her
death 90.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Southern Railway the Official
Rouse--On to Chlcksmaugs and
Memphis.

For the unve;ling Of South Carolina Monu.
mept, Cbickansuea Park, May 2!th, and
United Confederate Ve.eraus' ReuD,ou
Memphis, Tenn, May 26tb, 2sth and 3oth.
1901.
Special reduced ra,es via Southern Raj.
way for both those occasions Rate for the
round trip
From Sumter. 8. C.. to Chattanooga and
return Sl2 40.
From Sumter, S c., to Memphis and re-
turn Sl4 Is.
Rouod trip tickets from Cba:tsnoog. to
Lyue Station (Ch:ckanaugs) ,weasy- FIVE
cents case J
T.cke.s to Chattanooga and return, account
of unvs,iing ceremonies, 90 sale May Oath,
25th and 26th good to retarn until Nay 30lb
1901
Tickets to Memphis and returu, eccoaut
Confederate Reunion, on sale May 25tb, 26th
and 9th, good to return until June 4th,
1871 These tickets may bs extended until
Juoe ls,h by deposit .:at Memphis With the
join. aeeot and payment of fee of City centa
(50c.) at time of deposit. 4 stop-over OF
one day will be permitted at Chattanooga,
Tenn either on the going or return trip, tc
enable the South Carolina Veterans to visit
Chckamauga Park to witness the IN yelling
aad dedication Of the South Carolina Monu-
meet
These tickets will be- sold oy all principal
agents of The Southero Railway.
Confer with nearest Soatberu Railway
Agent, or write R ". 8uut, D. P. A
Charleston, S. c.. " e. hcGee, T P A.,
Augusta, Go, S. r. Hsrdwick, 6. P. A
Washington, D @, ". q Tsyloe, A G p
4 Atlantis, Gs. April l6-tf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Lectures on Christian Church.

Rev. NJ B lngle, State E7angelis; for
South Carolina of the Christian Church. will
lecture at tie Y. d. G. 4. ball Friday,
Saturday snd Sunday nights. His auhJect
Friday night wll be s'Heaven, Where snd
Wha. Is II Saturday nigbt, "The Greed
of C1ristian,ty Sunday aight, 'What is
the Christian Church?'
The lectures will begin ct 80 o'clock A
general invitation is extended to the public.
All welcome, admission free
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17

"T have been troubled with indigestion for
ten yesrs, have tried many things and spent
much money to 90 purpose uotll tried Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. have taken two bottles
and gotten more relief from them :han all
other medicines taken. feel more like a
boy than have felt in twenty years" An.
derson Riggs Of Sunny Lane, Tex. Thou
sands have testified as Gid Mr., Riggs-J 8
Hughson & Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Blown TO Asams.

The old idea that the body sometimes needs
powerful, drastic, puegasive pill has been ey-
sloded; for DR. Kings New Life Pills, which
are perfectly harmless, gently stimulate liver
and bowels SO expel poisonous IA after, cleanse
the system and absolutely cure constipation
and sick headsche. Only a5c at " De-
Lerne's drag store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
t eirdles the Globe.

The fame Of Bucklen's Arnica salve, as the
best in the world, extends round the earth. It's
the one perfect healer of cats, corns, burr rs,
bruises, sores, scalds, boiis, ulcers, felons,
aches, pains and all skin eruptions. Only in.
fallibe pile cure 25c box at J F W De.
Lorme's. |
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Cow Thief Captured.

John Bethea, negro COW thief, was given
a preliminary hearing in Magistrate Wells
court this morning and committed to Jail for
trial at the next term of court. Bethea
brought COW to towo on Saturday and sold it
but vas later 10 the day captured after long
chase by the police. The COW was stolen from
a negro woman in Clarendon couoty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
Meteorological Record.

Tie following is report of observations
of the weather taken at Sta;eburg, by Dr.. ".
" Anderson, for the a days ending April
u. 1901:
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Mayesvllle Items.
From the Times, April 12.

Mr.. M. c. Msyes is quite sick a' DIS
home.
Capt. j. F. B!sod is ous agaio aher
an attack Of la grippe.
Rev ". w Mills and vile. cs
Camden, visited relatives Dcor Mayes.
vile this week.
Miss Ethel Cooper, sho is tee b rg
at Sunuerton, cane bome for re
Easter holidays
Mr. and Mrs. c Strauss, Of SUN.
ter, spent Sunday with the fam, ef
Mr A A Strauss
Mr. " a. T. Foster sDd sis'er. Of
Spartsnburg, are 10 tcwn. They e,M
reuaia here FOR some time for 10 ,r-
health.
Mrs E Steruberger. Of Clio. is
visiting ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs a.
a Strauss.
TIE K. Of ? bsll will probably be
ready for occupancy by next seek.
The Knights are expecting to give
some kind Of entertainment 10 shels
bail as sooD as it is finished.
Ed Isaacs, colored, vas arraieped
10 the magistrates court Tuesday 'cr
violation Of labor contract With Mr.
J E Barnett. He vas found eomty
and 6Ded S., which he paid N e,s-
trate Wells, Of Sumter, heard he
case.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
An Opera House for Bishopvlie.

Bishopville, April II AT an election held
hero yes.erd.y, the freebolders by a vote Of
90 to 9 instructed the town council TO proceed
with the erection of an up TO date Opera
Hn7aa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-17
FOR SALE At A BARGAIN.

Fer Cash Or o. Approved Papers.
2 60 Saw Lummus Gins With Feeders and
CoDdepser5.
60 Saw Hall Gin with Feeder and Coo
depser.
Extra heavs Wiuship Press, a 6ne one,
complete.
40 feet of inch shaftiag.
All iu good repair
apply to W. ". DzscHAaPs & co,
Wisacky. S G.
Or,o A. STRAUSS,
April 17-tf Msgesvil!e. S C.