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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-04-08

When they have been measured
most heroes are found 10 come in
half sizss.
It's terribly tempting for o pretty
lgirl to have little freckle on her up
per lip.
The fun OF being q fool over . wo-
man IL the enjoyment you get out OF
the fun she gets ont of 1t.
Yor may never tell girl when you
are going to kiss her nor anybody
else after you have gone and done 1t.
The more relatives he has by mar
riage the harder II is for an ordinary
man to understand the point of view
ofa Mormon.
Man Is content to know how q thing
In done; woman insists on knowing
why.
The noblest courage Is that of o wo.
man whose lips smile when her heart
weeps.
The most essential qualifications for
political life are frock coat and q
high hat,
The best way for man to get even
with his mother-in-law Is to take
sides with he- In her argument with
his wife.
The world il made up Of tragedies
which the people concerned with
them think they are fooliEg every
body else into believing are comedies.
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Pointed Paragraphs.
Chicago News.

Ignorance and conceit are twins.
A blind man and q deaf servant
make an ideal combination.
Great men are ordinary men with
their shoes polished.
The best man In q controversy ID
the one who does the most listening.
Only q newly married man ever
dodees when his wife throws things at
him.
One days exercise with q wood aaw
Ii worth two weeks Of physical cul.
ture.
It il easier to judge some men by
their coats than their promissory
notes.
No, Cordelia, we can't conscientious
ly recommend the footpad for cold
A. girls smile often tows . young
man In and her iather's toes him out.
A thing Of beauty may remain a
Joy forever II you let the other fellow
marry her.
You can stop q stream by dsmmiDg
It, but you can't stop an automobile
that way.
Marconi should next proceed to fill
q longfelt went by inventing wireless
politics.
Quite a numUcr of men have manag-
ed to mount the ladder Of fame by
haugiDglon to the coat-tails OF others.
The more experience we have with
health foods the more sympathy we
have for our old grass-eating friend
Nebuchadnezzar.
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Sunlight poured through polished panes
upon q well secured floor. The odor OF
chemicals filled the air. Down q long
room stretched a row Of white iroR beds.
On a cot lay q child whose face was as
pale as the lime washed walls. In one
blue veincd hand the youngster held q
fower-a flower once a bud under the
Bermuda sky.
I've seen them before" the child was
saving. 81 used to see them in the win
dows of the shops where they make
them"
All day the lily stood in a slender vase
at the head of the cot. When the night
came and the lights burned low in that
long, white room. the lily bent tenderly
over the face of the sleeping child.
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nsa Wsss Htesns.

Iass Thursday Nr. John white Of sAnder
soa cgcUtsd . hsnogcme poouumens over The
Rsv. Js1ss Boyes Ian Monday for New
srssiacdy Isvislos- -Commiiise.
- nSss Ss 70 1a
io0rsenvood frcm this place. 10 with hsi
arsndKthef and friends.
II. .. J. Todd Wished friends in Anderson
Mn Il. v. Moore tBsssy Hanilson) will
give an entertainment here wednesday,
Eiss Eiqlss seaiis. .ssener ie the public
seheol. Pssnt Friday ana Saturday In Green
~. J. W, Cassiss OF Hickory Grove has
bOon IN Town Tor eeverAl days. Mr.. Castles
= traselinE N tho inlsFess o. ths Woodmen
His Nsiis stack is bseoming quite pop.
uiAr O. an enssstaiper. She went mp 70
Ciensoo Colleges Saturday To- give 2 recital
Associasson. She vss accompanied by Miss
barron. teacher Of Mathematics In tho Fe.
male Colle9a.
Miss Alice VIM be: been quite sick bu'
Dr. John Smith. who died last week in
lanrana Counsy, wss the hther Of Mrs. ]. X.
Eiiis OF this plsoe. Mrs. Ellis has The sym
pissy ysSa q Sm & r 4. Red Of Rnshville. Ind.,
g. .psesinE z = s's s.snsr a.y. with Mrs. ks'd''
J00 myn01fB 40 xfN0uy oouiuo " tuss scc-
lion md shey syS sIi longing for fair weather
Prof. b. d. Cannon took sdvantage OF hii
holiday Friday 20 visit bis homo folks ir
NeuberTy Cuunty.
a spsciai tsatnrs Of Commencement thil
year viii b the unveiling Of the monument
OF DR.. w. =. Grier..
Rsv. james Boyce, Dr.. J. ". wideman
Prof q. q. Pakkinson, DR.. +. Y. Prcssley ant
TT. A. 3. Kennedy have boen appointed u
arrange Q Lycsum Course for next year. Mr.
Kernady 10 The treasurer Of the Association
Wr. 3ambsUIl Saith, Who was seriously
h1Et @ his quarry as High Point In Laurent
Ccanty come months ago has returned home me
itin9 her home Sclks. She 10 one Of the mos
popular tsaebsrs In tho Graded School q
Esskins and Furnan will play bali her
nnIt Saturday morning,
The Sscond Presbytsry win meet IN Du.
WesS next Friday, The 10Th. About twenty
dcle9nses are expected. There will be services
90 Friday, Saturday and sabbath. Some nns
peoaehi1g may be expected. The meeting
vii begin with Q seTmon by Rev. L. !. Echol
st eleven o'clock Friday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-04-08
Beautiful Snow.

zone dark Saturday night In mid. winter
there died In hospital In Cincinnati. 9
young woman over whose head only two
and twenty summers had passed. Sne had
been fiattsred and sought for the charms o
her face. but upon her fair brow were nov
written the evidences OF . wasted life. Sht
uss we'll educated and had accomplished
n,anners, and she might have been . useful
instrument In the hands OF God. Among bel
personal effects vas found this poem. "Tht
Beautiful Snow" May every one who read,
poets: "Wash me and shall DO whittier than
snow" Pyaims 'i:7'
Oh the snow. III. Nsautiful snow.
How the fakes gather and laugh a they 20
Whirlipg about In their maddenipg fun
Il playa In ia glee with every one
laughing.
II lights on the face and u sparkles the eye;
And playful doEs with bark and o bound
Snap NJ the crystals that eddy around;
Toe town 10 alive, and is heart In agiow
Once was a. pure a the snow but I fell
Fall like tho snow fakes nom Heaven to He'll
Fall TO be DO trnmpled like nth In tho street;
Feil TO bs scorsd, 70 be spit on and beat:
fsesnfs cunisss.
Dreading 70 die.
Selling my soul 10 whoever would buy;
Dealing In shame for . morael OF bread,
Hating the living and fearing the dead.
And yet Was once like tho beautiful snow.
Once was fair n tho beautiful snow,
with an eye like its crystal. and heart liks
s'' .sS Ss's :oaas o4 'Ss a
face
Father.
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Tho Chrissian'e Strength.

crossed she ocean In q powerful
steamship, which weig he'd more than
twenty thousand tons and pushed her
way against the wind and waves at
the rate OF over twenty knots an hour.
could not see the propelling force
that was hidden deep down in the
glowing furnaces, heaped constantly
with fresh coal. That illustrates the
spiritual life Of every strong, healthy,
Christian; his strength IL measured
ny the inward supply Of divine grace.
The spiritual force and progress of q
growing Christian prove that his life
IL hid with Jesus Christ. Happy are
you II your neighbors, who can see
you every day, can know by your
outward conduct that your inner life
is fed by an unseen Christ.
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II you wish to buy Q second hand soda
fount SEQ Speeds Drug Store.
Where do you get that n Ice candy 90 cheap
Why. down at the New Bakery!
Just go down and inspect: you are vel
come and will be shown around and be sur.
prised how everything Ii worked at the Bak.
cry.
..Get In the Push" and play finch: OF
sale at Speeds Drug store.
Stop that cough with Miiforc's syrup, white
pine and tar. &. A. Iillord.
Paints. oils, glass and putty At Milford's
Drug Store.
Nothing but the best candy for my girl, and
Speeds 10 the place 10 get II. Huyler's.
Hot soda Ia all the rage at Mllfords Drug
Store.
The most complete line OF combs, brushes
and toilet articles ever seen In Abbeville nj
Milford's Drug Store.
100 pair ladies' hose and mems sox, the lOc
kind. Just recuiy cd q, going at Sc pair
while they las w. ID. Barksdale.
For Ralston's health oat meal, pancake
-four, breakfast Il od. barly food, 20 TO l.. +. &
r. 81. Miller.
Make our store your headquartera when you
come to the Fair. A hearty welcome awaits
You. c. A. Milford. The Druggist
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ESTABLISHED 1914
Brain Leaks.

A white lie soon loses its complex
ion.
A soft answer often saves hard
knocks.
Every home should be quaraptined
against gossip.
True charity does not stop to hunt
the small change.
Widows weeds do not always take
root in the heart.
The sky Is never dark when the
heart Is full Of hope.
Men who SOW wild oats discover
that the crop never fails.
A man is better able to look up after
he has looked in.
Paying the preacher is not all of a
church members duty.
Fine feathers do not make fine birds,
but they do make expensive ones.
The man who tries to please every.
body does not even succeed in pleasing
himself.
Selling nothing for something is no
worse than trying to buy something
for nothing.
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! real acknowledgements

A real heart-righteousness will
strive to keep itself pure. 1t will do
this even though, in order to do 1t, II
must sacrifice something as precious
az an eye or a hand. 1t will never al
low itself speech that Ia at all profane.
In speaking Gods name, 1t does so
reverently. And yet there are men
and youths who form the habit OF
seasoning their speech with profane
words that cause q righteous man to
shudder rs they fell upon his ear.
Mountains may moulder into dust,
oceans evaporate and parch like the
burning sands of the desert. constella-
tions crumble and as the fine dust oi
the balance vanish, yes, heaven and
earth may pass away, but the love OF
God, our father, constant will remain.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-04-08

A beautiful line OF embroideries and laees at
Haddou's.
The largest and most attractive display OF
aliaver embrolderies and faces can be found nj
Haddon's.
We have just received new line OF white
goods nj Hsddon's.
Some new black goods can DO found at Had
don's.
and peau dc sole silk just In =; hRddon's.
A new line remnants In percaies and mad
ray at bargain 10 be found at Haddon's.
Cali and get bargain In shoes at Haddou's
50 and 75c Also new stock OF ladies, misses
and chiidren's rubbers 70 be found at Had
don's.
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woman.

A plain woman takes pride in her
friends, o beautiful woman in her
enemies.
A woman will often say no when
she means yes; but never yes when
she means no.
The normal woman is capable Of one
love and fifty affairs.
A woman's charity sometimes be-
gins away from home, and then re-
mains there.
A young girl is the nearest approach
to an angel that we have-and the
most exaspera:ing.
It has not yet been decided whether
q woman II happier when happy or
when miserable.
When q woman Is thoroughly tired
she finds nothing so refreshing as a
nice long talk.
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The Eenaf OF EaateE.

The name Easter is derived, as some
suppose, from Eastrc, the title OF Sax
on deity whose feast was celebrated eT-
cry year In the spring about the same
time as the Christian festival. the name
SeinS pseaincd when the character Of the
least was changed. or, rs others suppose,
from Ostcr. which signifies rising. II
the latter supposition be correct. Easter
Is in name a. well as reality the feast OF
the resurrection.
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TROY.
PreaSy ytery.-New Roads-MaPrisge-
welcome Guests.

April, 9. 1903.
Yesterday WAS an ideal church day and
Raw. II. b. Blakely's sermon was In harmony
With the day. Il was given the best atten'
The A. R. Presbytery which was TO meet
here Friday, will DO held et Due West, on 40.
will bs sacrament here in the above church
on next Sabbath. % our good pastor will not
a public road 10 being opened in tho Bell.
S. vii, sss, .ss: s
them 70 move down amongsts "we Trojans'
and we'll tote fair With them.
NJ. and Mrs. J: w. Lyon visited With Mr.. j.
Mrs. 9. B. Cook. nom Barnwsil. .. G. 10
here with her iather.in-law Judge Cooks
Nr:. F.unis Thomson and Mia Posgus
Mias sue McCaslsn. nom Clear Springs.
vas down TO gladden. M last week. Her visits
are IKE 1ays Of and 10 st
he :househoid many pleasant boVdy dos
M. ]. Z. Tagxart. nom Hopevsll. came
lerrsnts. Coz Jim. We Win send for you whom
the droughts como. He must DO an Apoius,
20 he always brings the rain.
Mr.. J. =. White. who ie In Augusta under
9cs g ons ns Sssr Ssis bs.
citiseps.
Mis- Nora Cuddy nom wideman's was
Aise Onie Kenncdys pleasant company last
week.
]. Furman CIipkscaIes, one OF our boys, b
homo from Medical University In Nashville.
Tenn, for bis vacation. He 10 y bright and
promising young AZ. u.
Dr.. and Mrs. L. w. Sheppard from Liberty
Hill, came mp 10 zee hsr mother yesterday.
Wednesday at 10 o'clock O. M, Mr. Alonxo
Bsnnister. from Streets .. C. and Miss Mallie
Puckett. will DO married at her home near
Bradley.
Mr. J. L. Burnett from Dyson's was up
With relatives last weak.
IL 10 q source OF much regret 10 all 70 know
that We are 10 lose Mr.. U. q. Prentiss and his
excellent family; they 60 % Augusta, where
DO hos \ bets-r position. We haven't learned
his successor.
This Il the day for the Municipal election.
We sincerely hope ve will have one that will
Give Ne better streets.
Mr.. 7. J. Sibert who 10 With the Planters
S0ppiy Gu, ct Greenw wood 10 down for spop
usil," at somebody" home.
Mrs. Asheby King from Granville, vas
down with her sister Mrs. L. L. 'Mullmax 70
Gently.
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The Full Privilege OF Prayer.

We do not know, in our ordinary
living, the full privilege of prayer
and therefore IL loses for US, sometimes
Its richness and its blessing. Bul
when we let 1t rage throughout the
whole circle of life, 1t makes God &
personal, present friend to us-one tc
whom we can turn at any momen
and one through whom we can ris.
above the perplexities and lose tn,
anxious cares that press upon us.
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Yes, August Flower Sill has the largest sale
naofhers' end grandmothers' never tbought ot
using snyihing else for Indigestion or B.L
iioasneeS. Doctors were scarce. and they sci.
tson or Hsart failure, etc. They used Angus,
FIovor 70 clean ont the system and stop fer
moplation OF und;sested food, regulate the
aotion OF the liver. stimulate the nervous and
organlc action OF the system. and that Ia al
heSdaches and other aches. You only need q
foV doses Of Green's August Flower. In liquid
form, TO make you satisfed there 10 nothing
his reliable remedy st Speeds Drug Store.
Price 20 and 75c.
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UNCLE MECK'S "G)SL|N"
AN EASTER STORY
az ELI SHEPHERD

L
Neck and Aunt .Rebie
H. walked down the big road te
>az1 JOHN, the adopted son Of thia
old couple, despite their injunctions, play
ed Ill conditioned pranks along the way.
In Aunt Rebie's white oak splint bas'
ct were ten dozen eggs, nicely packed In
cotton seed, with q bit Of lint cotton or
top.
With this she counted on buying many
delicacies to add to an Easter feast
mainly to be furnished by basket from
Tolstonc House. That never failing Eas'
ter basket would contain turkey, flank.
ed with jams and 'lightnin bread and
real white folks cake" Master and
mistress never forgot these old quondam
slaves at Eastertide.
But ut the first store Of the short row
Of village shops Rebie came to fear that
she could not get even the moderate price
Of 10 cents o dozen for the eggs she car
ried, for there she saw what she had new
er seen before, a gorgeous supply OF eggs
red. yellow. purple. blue. gold, and new
O. q plain white one among them.
Ser goodness sake. Meek, what sorter
eggs Is demr exclaimed tho old woman.
"They are Easter eggs. The Easter
hen laid them," explained the young
clerk facetiously.
"You don't say! Not des one hen. sir!
You hear dat, Meek! Des one hen. Dc
she hatch alsor'
"Well. not often. She usually rests up
I'll another Easter"
"Well, she need to-"
Cant I sell you some"
A CLEAN lit up Meck's dim old eyes m
he drew his wife aside to whisper:
Boot leg blue hen want set, Rebie."
"Fer truew exclaimed Rebie.
"Swap 20 eggs for some Of dem, Re
bie."
.Even swapr
'Is you crazy? Dozen fer one and be
glad"
"what bout de other things US wuz
gwine buyT
"Ain't what marse sends alas 'nourh
and moi"
So Rebie offered the exchange Of doz-
en- for one. The clerk made the bargain
and. perhaps pricked In conscience ut 30
mnnifestly unfair q trade. threw In an
extra one-a great white egg with just q
tiny blue flower drawn here and there
on its surface.
At home. In their little daubed log
cabin, they carefully handled the eggs.
Neck raised the large one gingerly: "Dis
must be de last Of de litter. hit 80 diff
ferent from de rest. Hits clearer dan de
others too"
In fact. It was the only raw one Of the
number, the only one whose pores were
not thick with dye.
With every precaution the boot leg blue
was "sct."
There were two treasures now to be
guarded from the prying proclivities OF
Jo-Jim-thc nest Of many colored eggs
and q certain strong box chained to the
leg of the old four post bed In the cabin.
Even since the little scamp could re-
member he had tried to find out how that
box got there and what was in It, but old
Rebie did not herself know.
II Neck knew It's contents, he had never
told either Rebie or JOHN. Old master
had given It to his trusted slave to keep
till young master needed It most. This
box, this Injunction md IN old blunder-
buss OF a pistol had been given to old
Meek.
Three weeks had passed and no sign of
q chick, another week and yet another.
Then. just rs the boot leg blue was be-
ginning to distrust the laws Of nature
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PUPIL SHOOTS TEACHER.
Ouseome Of an April Fool Joke
woauds Not Fatal.

A dispatch on Tuesday 70 daily papers CON
taiued the following:
j. r. Harper. principal OF the school q
Lowndesviiie, was shot twice this afternoon
by one Of the pupils. but will recover. He
had noticed that some OF the larger boys vers
going to absent themselves from school yes
terday on account Of ita being All Fools day
and warned them not 10 DO 90.
The boys stayed away from school ~ they
had threaiened and this afternoon the teacher
kept thom In after school tO punish them
He began on James Latimer. boy OF IL years,
and Iatimer produced o rod OF iron from hts
CLOTHING and began TO resiki. This was taken
away from him. when he pulled smith d
wesson pistol and opened fire on toe teacher.
The INIT shot hit button On Mr.. Harper's
coat and shs bullet and button both pene-
traied the fiesh. Then q second shot was
nrrd which struck . rio. ini1ictiDe hssh
vount. II was Mt hrsi thought that Harper
vas uIortally wounded, bot tho physicians
say thu his wounds are not serious-
Iat,ner fled. Young Latimrr 10 son Of j.
r. Laiamsr. . prominent merchant OF that
place. and nephew of Senator Latimer.
Four or dve boys Of about the same age were
implicated In the affair.
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SANDY LAND.
Notes Picked up Hero aud There.

Notes Picked mp Hero aud There.
April 7th. 1903.
Miss Lilly Purdy spent last Saturday night,
very PLEASANTLY. With her friend Miss Lottie
Carlyle, near White Lick,
Misses Ora and Belle Bigby. two very pret-
~ young ledies OF Honea Path. visited reia-
nyss here last Saturday night.
M. Frank Singleton, OF Bordeaux, visited
relatives here last week.
MeQsrs Calhoun and Langdon Haakelh scent
Friday night and Saturday with MessrS
Cheyes and Richard Sondiey.
Aiss Barbara Wham, one or our most
charming young ladies. 10 visiting relatives
sn Green willie this week.
Mr.. Olin Rykard. OF Greenwood, called on
bis best girl here last week. call again Mr.. O.
Mas Leona Sprouse visited friends In
Fort Pickens Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. George Anderson, OF 0reenW wood, visit
ed friends hero last week.
Miss Annie Lou Wham will leave today
for Greenwood where she will visit relatives
for q few days.
Mr.. Ernest Fleming. . very handsome
young man. visited relatives here last week.
"Brown Eyea"
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God,s Will.

Cease meddling with Gods plans
aud will. You touch anything ol
His and you mar the work. You may
move the hands Of tie clock to sui
you, but you do not change the time
you may hurry the unfolding OF God,
will, but you harm and do not helF
His work. You can open rosebud
but you spoil the flower. Leave al
to him. "Thy will, not mine"
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II :here 10 new collar or cum In the mark
ct you will nnd IL st Hall & Anderson's.
you want mean "sticky" -four. buy from
tho other fellow. II you want good bak Ing
fiour. then buy from Glenn.
Where did you get those beautiful red (wine
sap) appies: Why every one knows they are
st the Bakery.
A nice line OF pickle at the Bakery.
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Bu1lelin Babbles.

The voice of conscience is not one
of the most popular monOloguist.
OF course you can't blame clock
for keeping late hours.
Speaking Of popular airs, we must
not forget the millionaires.
Even in an association Of pickpock-
ets each one does business on his own
book.
It's the street cleaners duty to
keep the street cleaner, also the
street cleaners family
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millinery ai HAdd0n's.

Ready 70 wear hats all the new styles nj
Haddons.
White goods. The greatest line OF white
goods we have ever shown at Haddons.
Black goods See our new line black dress
fabrics at Haddons.
Wash goods. We are showing the best line
OF wash goods now on sale at Haudons.
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NEW HATS..-New and Up.
to.Date Shapes.
MRS. MARY TAGGART

Has fine assortment of New Hats and New Optoate Shapes
Hats which she proposes sell between now and Christmas at
below COST She expects give her store room and Will
sell all sorts of goods prices She means BUSINESS
and you want bargain headgear now your time Inc
goods must and will 90.
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THE REASON WHY.

Devout she sits within her pew.
A vidon fair. With eyes Of bius.
A face divine. serencly sweet
In calm rcpose, content complete:
Her thoughts must dwell above the Gktd0
Within the pale Of paradise.
The mighty music llls her soul.
A through the church It's echoec roll;
Amid the throng that worships there
Che sits deyout In peace and prayer
And perfect bliss: for. though you search.
She has the finest hat in church.
John Lewis In Boston Tr7yeiss.
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The kings OF England had custom on
Good Friday OF hallowins rings with
much ceremony. the wearcrs OF which
would not be afflicted with the falling
sickness, epilepsy.
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winter soods. All grades OF winter good
may nov be found at Haddon's
Juss ring up q II you want anything In the
eating ine
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When You want q shirt or tic different from
the common sort, 70 t. Hall & Anderson.
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Hello Central! give me 81 please. want 70
get some nice bread and cakes from inc bak'
cry.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DR.. s. g. Thomson,

OFFICE UPSTAIRS ON McILWAlN
Corner. Abbeville. 9. O.