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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23

.S II you are in need OF a bicycle We.
carry a complete line from $40 to s,ASsi7
II, Z. Halls Hardware Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23

The Democrats have been waiting
now for four years for something TO
turn up out Of which they could get
"a paramount ISSUE but mary BIT
will anything move. The last hope is
gone now, since everything was so
lovely at the Chicago convention. 1t
would save the country a good deal OF
unnecessary turmoil and confusion If
the ST Louis convention would meet
indorse Roosevelt's nomination and
wait four years more for an issue and
a leader. May be something might
come around by that time about which
the Democrats could 'holler' with
less discard than at present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23

@ Our old and good friend Capt. E l..
Parker was one of the Monongalia
delegates here Tuesday at the Sena-
nation of Col. McDermott, called on
the Vest Virginian. While the Captain
has been away from US a good many
years, yet he still takes an interest
in what is going on in this, his native
county, and having taken the West
Virginian all the while has kept in
pretty close touch with us. 1t is
gratifying to him to know that De-
mocracy is no longer an obstacle in
Athe Republican pathway in old Ma
rion, and when we told him that we
would carry! the county next Novem-
Der. by a M jority that will exceed
that Of old N1onongalia he was de-
lighted. The Captain complimented
our county ticket-said he considered
winning one-and added that If
e had any doubts about its ability
az he would come up and assist
|s Sae it. He said so well did
cket that he, would be
two weeks of his time
s5ss for it if it should
5s$; I'VE assured
Il bod y
would
fort
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NOTICE. still have a few very
pretty hats and flowers on hand and
will sell them for less than cost.
Mrs Laura J. Frazer, 1923 Jackson
street.
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Read the West v1rginian. It has
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23

FOR RENT-Seven room house with
bath and all modern conveniences,- on
Ninth street, between CASTOR and
Fairuont avenues. Apply at 900 Fair
mont avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23

FOR SALE-Two hydraulic barber
chairs. Loyal Bennett, 121 Main ST.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23

FOR SALE-One good Davenport bed
some pillows, one feather bed and
some carpet Will sell cheap Mrs.
Laura Frazer, 1873 Jackson street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23
New Il. York and Indiana,

Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23
President ]. Wier,
Buckflannon, w. Va.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER

Guys Fine Estate at Pocantico
Hills.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23

WANTED-Girl to do general house
work Apply 1871 Maple avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23
For Sale.

FOR RENTING nice rooms with
bath, gas and electric light Call at
1928 Jackson street.
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Greed A. Powell, OF Raymond
str eet, is nursing a very sore foot as
the result Of g burn, by getting some
bot iron in his shoe last week while
working for the Nragn -Paln1ros
Company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23

The Sicilian Club had its boat eH-
cursion outing on the ]. Q. Watson
to East Fairmont Park on Tuesday,
according to previous announcement.
Those who were SO fortunate as to be
included in this select company, re-
port splendid boat accomm odations,
pleasant ride down and back, de-
lightful luncheon at the Park grounds
and good all round social time.
From the glowing accounts given, we
who were left behind can only dream
of what it must have been to be
there!"
w. c. Daugherty, an ex-soldier, JUS
tice OF the peace, and one of the lead
ing citizens of Forksburg, was in
the city yesterday. He was formerly
one of the associate editors of "The
Forksburg Literary Gem paper
which, in its day, welded a whole
some influence in that community.
Mr. Daugherty is preparing to attend
the camp meeting to be held at
Mountain Lake Park in the near fu-
ture.
T. B. Bartholow, plasterer, of the
First ward, begins worksto-day on U.
S. G. BENEFITS new house at the cor
ner Of sth st. and Benoni ave. When
this is completed he goes to Grafton;
where he has the contract to plaster
LShe new school building being con-
s8sructed by Ho1bert & Spedden.
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w. 9. jenkins. the barber, is NOV
ing to-day from Raymond to Merchant
etIeet. BY this move he viii be IN
der the continual surveillance OF your
First ward correspondent. who will
keen the public informed OF any razor
-.ackets, or anything else unusual oc-
curing by reason OF this newcomer
into that part of the city
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the latest news.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-02-03
Death of Father and Daughter.

Two very sad deaths occurred i'm the
same family in this city during the
past week. Capt. Joseph B. Allston
aied on Friday night. and on tho fol
lowing Monday his daughter, the wife
af Rev. w: N, Meade, rector OF Grace
Episcopal Church. passed away.
Mrs. Meade had been i'll about ten
uays, and owing to her critical illness
sne was never informed of the death
1t iieT father. She ilai been living in
Anderson for about year, and had
made many admiring friends who arc
greatly grieved ut her untimely death
ihe remains were taken to Viryinin
yesterday morning for intermcnt.
Capt. Joseph Blythe Allston. who
died suddenly on Friday night of
heart failure. had just come up from
his home at Badwe1l, Abbevillo Conn.
ty, to visit the family of his daughter.
Capt. Allston was born at George.
lown; >. =, and was member OF thn
well known family of that name. lIe
WAS graduate Of the South Carolina
College. aud man of fine intellectual
attainments. During the Civil War
ne served IA Captain of a Company in
Inc s1ih SuutI Carolina Regiment. lis
vas prisoner on tho fall Of Fort
Fisher, and remained at Fort Delaware
until the close Of the war. For q time
after the close of the war he practiced
faw at Baltimore, but soon removed to
the lower part of Abbeville County,
wnere he has since lived as q planter,
He was a gentleman of the old school,
asplendid, upright citizen and the soul
of honor.
I he remains were taken to Badwe!l
Saturday morning for interment.
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In MenlGTiam.

Died, January Is, 1904. ut her resi-
dence near Hunea Path, S. c., Mrs.
Adelaine Harris. the beloved wife of
Ezekiel Harris.
The deceased had reached tho age of
II years. and had until few davs be-
fore her death. enjoyed the blessing of
good health. In her death Il great loss
has been sustained, not only by her
family and the entire community, but
Barker's Creek Church and Sabbath
School have lost faithful member,
ono who in her daily life adorned the
doctrine OF our Saviour.
She was exceptionally faithful in all
her relationships of life, and as n
Church member she wns attentive,
and helpful with her sympathes and
material means. Her religion was
certainly ajoy to her. During her
short illness that knowledge of the
word OF God acquired while in health
was indeed her meat and drink. An
nnwavering faith in the Son of God
and Hispromises truly robbed death
Oh its sting and the graveOt it's victory
Whereas, it has pleased God in His
innhltc wisdom to remove from us our
beloved teacher. Therefore, be it
class, We express by these resolutions
our appreciation of the loss we have
sustained by her death
Ihat we extend our heartfelt sympa-
thy to the bereavad family in the hour
OF their atlliction.
That these resolutions be published
IN The Intelligencer and the Baptist
Courier, and copy be sent to the
aged husband.
Mrs. j. n. Shirley,
Mrs. Mayme Ragsdale.
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local News. 5 .
The Corlfy High School Proposition.

The committee of fifteen recently
appointed by the Chamber of Com
neIce To push forward the matter Of
establishing II County iIign school
net Monday afternoon, and discussed
The proposition at some length.
Six business men of the clry offered
10 give : 900 each. if the full amount
OF 100000 is raised: if only halt the
amount is raised. they pledge them
selves To give 5000 each
1t was Che decided opinion of the
committee that it would be advisable
to 90 oi! with the plan for establishing
The school II only ,tuuO or >NDUDO IL
raised, though, oi rour>r, ii Is hoped
and brl'cvc,I mat the entire 500. 900
Will hr >rip>riliri hy The puhlIc. spin
ted cIiin'"~ ~ Anderson. II is ptulni
h!" tlnt -"l.' i.ti addIc>- Wlil Dr. ~
sued sipsti' ~ thr committee setting
t"iiii IN inil their plans and ealing ipr
oub>cl ptlunS.
SUI c"miiitt"c VAS appointed tu
i"Gl'I Hu A"!iNr ".inv..N al uurt i !
toH'O>r! nt u" inIIoWln- uitmi,a! =:
y. Drown. chHIi,uin: ". L. No
borne. tlca>lIrrr y. ~. Cituutcr,
s:0rfntH; i. y. l.I.:nu. j. j. iiriWr!l,
itrv. j. II. Chapman. ~ ID, Rev. II.
y Kelley aud l;rv. Il y. Ch;id.
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Death of MIR. Joshua A. Pruitt.

Mr.. Joshua A. Pruitt died at his
home in this city last Wednesday night
after short illness. He had reached
the advanced age of rs years.
MIR. Prultt WAS one OF the best farm
ers of the County, and by his good
management had acquired cOnsidera-
Bile property. For a number of years
he Ill been living in the city, having
on account of his advanced age abund-
oned his former active life. lie was u
Confederate veteran, and served faith
fully. in Company "E," Goth South
Carolina Infantry. At Petersburg he
received q would which incapncitAted
him for service for time, but as soon
as he was able he returned to the field.
Dir. Prnitt had always lived quiet,
unassuming life, and VAS held in high
esteem by his neighbors for his up
rightnees and integrity,
Mr. Pruitt was married three times,
his first wife being Miss Callahan.
After her death be was married to q
Mas Hanks, and his present wife, who
survives him, was q Mics LafOy. He
leaves FIVE living children as follows !:
John A. PrQitt, Of Anderson; William
Prnitt, of Hart County, Ga; and John
and Van Pruitt and Lizzie Pruitt.
Mrs. s. N. Pearman, a daughter, died
some years age.
Mr.. Pruitt was q member of the
baptist Church. The remains were
Inferred Friday morning in Silver
Book Cemetery. the pallbearers being
gFandsons of the deceased.
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Make Way For the Ladies.
augusta Chruniclc.)


The male planters and farmers of
the South will have to hustle in the
preset" 20 of some of the female ngri-
cultnIists of this section. No doubt
many OF our Sou theTn women, i'm cities
aud III rural districts, arc PEI forming
great deeds, not only in literary, com
nercial and industrial ways, but pos
sess, rs in the ease OF Mrs. l.. B AL
len. of Anderson County, 5. G., de-
cidcd executive genius for managing
smscessfully large cotton plantation.
Think of Mrs. Allen. with tho royal
staple selling at big prices, having sold
900 bales of cotton and holding 200
more. for which she may get ~ cents n
pound. Many men, capable men, find
1t hard to match that record. No
one without experience can adeuuate-
~ Imagine what brains, skill, and vim
are required to accomplish successful
pl: rting in these days.
we take off our hats most atimiriug-
" and respectfully, to Mrs. Allen. She
IL nn honor to her sex. She is IL noble
captain of industry She is a c0nspicu-
Gus example OF what IL brave. strong.
bniny woman can accomplish. We
have heard that Anderson County, $.
y, WAS perhaps the best titled OF South
Carolina Counties, and we now know
that tho good women of that region
are at the top of the ladder.
Mrs. Allen has our most distinguish-
ell consideration and we wish her
many more happy and prosperous an
niversares.
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lie Anderson fire Department.

The Anderson Volunteer Fire De
phltmrnt Is in the best fighting shape
It has found itself since the oI;:aniZl-
non oi that department.
ne different Companies hold rcgiI-
iar meeting one night in every mont n
and transact such business rs may
come before them.
The Pioneer hose wagon is about
the most important Company in the
Department.. as water is the thing
needed at Il tire first. Policeman Will
Campbeil'is the driver for this Com
pany and he makes tho City Hall his
neadquantersn II. ght and day lIosemrn
Shllto. and Kline sleep at the
same place ut night and 10 out with
the wa4unp
The Hook 81 Ladder Company is the
next - impeFtan4e and they, too, have
aurl?erMlIe sleeps in the building Il.
nightu. This Company has several
'remanSwhO are veterans ut tho bust
Mess=
But we must not overlook the
K0ngh a. Ready Hose Cart Company
ms is Il strong arm of the department
Ala 'he c0i0red tircinen are fitted ur
10 Sood shape and they never stand
DICK at fife, but do their duty well
inIee nose reels are kept at the de-
partmcnt to be used in case of ar
emergency: but 80 far have never
been called out.
r, The horses used by tho different
companies are the best that can b,
g1Hght, and when the big bell i'm tho
iilail rings the horses run under tllr
naI ness and before many seconds have
elapsed these horses are sprrdiuv RI
have to. ""S ~"
r, AT n rccent meeting Of the different
companies all of the men who had
Deen siirklng their duty in not attend :
ing iIies were cut oil, aud the men who
are now ON the rolls are iiremen who
deserve the name
Chief n. Il. Sharpe has recently
made IN apneal to the Chief of Police
and his officers to put under nriest
hereafter private individuals who rush
10 lie ana give all kinds of orders
nnu gel III tie way generally. There
mas bcen nm ordinance to this effect
ior years but was never carried out
Cliirt Sharpe says that this law will he
IlEidiy cnfoiced from now on, and the
policrtnen mean to see that the Chief
anI firemen get this protection.
ne losses in this city by fire is uuite
compliment to the work of the An
1erson fremen, and with II fire alarm
Dox system. big fire would hardly
ever happen.
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Executors Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate and Personal PrOpertv.

By virtue Of the power conferred upon
US by the WIN of G. w. McGee, deceas-
eo, we Will at IL o'clock am on Wednes-
day, February 18th, 1904, in front of the
Belton Hotel, at Bolton, s. c., sell the
following property, all of which is situ-
ated in Belton, 8. c., to wit:
J.: All or that lot Of Land, with the
buildings thereon, known ss the Bolton
Hotel, containing about one acre, moro or
less, adjoining Southern Railroad (street
interveningl public square, Farmers
Bank, Mrs. w. @. Jackson (s.reet iuter-
vening), and others This property is
rented until lat June, 1904 and possee-
sion thereof will be given Immediately
af.er that date.
z. Also, three vacant lots of Land, lot
number ona known as the Wood Lot, ad :
Joining Frank Nicely, Hotel lot (street
lntervenipg), and others. Lot No. two,
adjoining George Brown, Mrs. Ella Geer
and others. Lot No. three adjoining
Mrs. Lena Prior, Mrs. Guy and otnera.
3. Also, small lot of Oats and Wheat,
and the Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture belonging TO G.. w. MCGEE estate in
the Bolton Hotel.
Terms of Sale-One. third cash, balance
In one ard two years, with interest at
the usual ra from day of sale. to be se-
cured by note and mortgage, with leave
TO pay all cash. Purchasers TO paw extra
Tor papers. GEO. Il. MCGEE,
JOEL T. RICE,
Bolton, S. c., Jan. 20, 19Oi-3l-3
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From Ter Of !nlcr.lrban trolley Line
Iahs.

Hc in''ruihIn trolley line h,twccn
l'r,rn'li,r and Anderson promises to
i'' 81 I III. = "t reality III The next t.w
months
Mhrm seen by reporter for The
l.lccnyl!'r News yesterday DR.. Geo
+. C"nslllIn, of indianapolis, the well
known promoter of the enterprise,
said: his line is sure to be bnilt. !
am as positive of that as am living
to day strongly asserted the capital
he engineer who is to lay out and
determine the line to be followed by
the intcr-urbhn trolley is cn route to
GrccnvlllG now, having lett Indian
apol today. On his arrival here the
work OF securing rights of way through
the country viii begin.
he enterprise, said DR.. Cough
I'm, ''Is n0ylng on in Il manner thor
onEhiy satisfactory 10 myself and all
others whu n;c directly Interested.
since fiavr been in tins ~rcriuu ihr.
| Inn" iIud that the lruI!r h"ir aIc
! taxing lnn'r interest III lic plupnnrd
ln.!'; Ild alr lnOtc WIliiItG To lrrId th,Ir
| ad iud -uppnfi 10 The ,irtrllni,,
| IA touEiiln, accomplished IT, J. i.
tirY, Il I've ,;orh rrIIltn!,.iun nrr-
! 'lill' at lndlnnlppiI-, aI:is,I in lie
lih !"~'"lday from AnG,l,uil, Whclr
thcs have been for several days.
shortly after bis arriva. iI-Ir, lIr.
Cnushin held Il conference in refer
"uct 80 the "ntripiI>c with sOIns. ui
trc"nNlIlr'" prominent business men.
he has been assured of their support
financially and otherwise and II is
known mat Tie enterprise Is lOokcd
upon with favor by leading men of
Piedmont, PrIzrr, Willianstou, Bel
ton and Anderson. The prominent
men who live along the proposed route
between these towns are also highly
interested in the road and determined
20 give ittlcir support. They realize
the great advantage such Il road would
| be to this ent ire section of country
DR.. Conghlin stated that he would
be in and around Grccnvlle for the
next thirty days; that he expected to
| stay by the enterprise and sec to it
that every detail is properly arranged.
He Is very enthusiastic but is slow in
giving out any detailed information.
lie snys when everything is perfected
he will then give out something more
definite.
Mr Clay, is visiting in Grcenvillo
for the first time. lie says he s well
| pleased with this city and tho people
here. Like DR.. CouKhlin, Mr.. Clay
| thinks that Grcenville and Anderson
are two splendid cities and credit to
| tho Piedmont section. - Grcenville
News, 3lst ult.
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The Brook Hdw. Co. will have an ele-
CANT building for their business In their
new home, now known IA the Hill Block.
into which they will remove on Fob Is.
They wish to extend to all OF their Gus
toners O cordial invitation to call on
th-m there. aud to assure them that they
will receive most hearty welcome.
You mu.t have good I'm piem ents II
you wish to farm sucoessfully and eco
no nically. Sullivan HardwareCo. have O
line OF Cotton Planters that has Oroven q
rev elation as money savers. the have
never sold nn implement In which tho
farmers using tbam " ere so loud In their
praises as these Cole Cotton Planters.
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attention MprcilanlS.

'Vo have grea, irdu.a..l.,. - offer
:"u IN Hosiery, PAM. O,sr,,- braxnrs
iirc,' Goods, oIc. NewUl.r oar oiiics
"| 'l" next sixty DAYS :rv from us
~" g't The mill prices. W. save YOU
~" l'lners profits. Call On - ana be
,nnN ~, N,Lceu. we arc selling the largest
an" c'"sest buyers In tho country
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e GTsGEy !

ALL persons are hereby warned not to
trespass on our promises, by either hunt.
ing, fishing. camping or in any manner
depredating upon same, or interfering
With wires and pole lines, or depositipg
any substance on this property that might
contsIninate the water. Persons viola
ting this notice will be prosecuted to the
fu;l extent of the law.
ANDEhSON WATER, LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY,
BY s. NJ. Orr, Pres. aud Treas.
T.. A. BELL,
B. F. MAULDIN,
G. NJ. ROGERS.
Feb 3, 1904 SO
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rHNo great iuiu"1'.aIis - offer
"u - .ii"9i"ry, Pant-, OteriG-, bra@ers,
,.I, "o"d', o'c. Newii -, oar oiiice
i"T IN" next sixty dav4. :nv IRON, us
S"i g't the mill prices. Woe save YOU
',', :, pronts. Call on - @nd be
'Di'!tceu. we are selling the largest
ah' Closest buyers in the country.
WEBB & CATER,
Com mission Merchants and Mill Agents
mat the recollection of tho quality
remains iong after the price is foryotteu'
nas az All times Impressed itself upon the
ways str wing to furnish the farmors the
pest farming implements, tools, etc.
mat Can be procured. What Won nav
ior an article Is to be considered. hut
what you get In return for your money /.
worthy OF more consideration.
ELBERTA Peach Trees, Barred plv.
mouth ~ out Rocks, Red Raspberry Plants
qnirits EFcnptlv answered Wr,ie tnr
circulars Geo. +. Montgomery. Mariet-
Ia, id. 80 ",
Sullivan Hdw. Go. have alwavs made a
sfec!:itV Gf studying the demands Oh
ihflI"r' ~ this sea,on. They have a care-
inl!Y sclrrtod l!nn Of Piows, Sttct,.
Names, iitm- Strings, Trace Chain.
Back Ha.d-, Collars, Fertilizer Di.tr'hu'
,,orH, '"ttpn and Corn Planters. dc
'In'-y s".l r6iat!c sonl!4 only, ;.t mice.
thu, cannol bo duplicated.
" !! have Guaranteed cure for sore
head on Chlckrus.
J.. Il. Crayton, Druggist.
The many friends Of G.. II. IIausan.
Engineer J. jr. X W. Il. r., at present
living in Lima, o., wii be pleas ed to
know oi his recovery from threatened
cured by using Fo!ey's Kidney Cure,
which recommend TO all, especially
trainnen who sre usually himilarly af.
ilicted. Evans Ph,rmacy.
Tremendous stock of Barb Wiro and
Wire Nails now i'll warehouses of SulI-
van Hdw. Co., who would be pleased to
| supply you with what you may need in
this line.
MONEY TO LEND-for clients on
Real Estate on easy teims. Apply to A.
Il. Dagnall, Attorney at Law, Office over
Post Office 20
WE now have help and are prepared
TO get out work In reasonable time We
thank our patrons for their patience with
US while we were so much behind with
| our work. MISS CARVER, our assis-
| tant, has had several years OK perience in
| derstands ail parts thoroughly. See us
at our Gallery. y.-GALLAGHER BROS.
WANTED-Ptr Ptrsimmon, Dogwood,
Hickory and Holly Logs. Freight paid
On carloads. James Cockshott, Charles.
| ton, S. G. lot l8
| MONEY TO LOAN-A few thousand
dollars TO lend on Land for clients. Ap
ply to b. +. Martin, Attorney-at-Law.
| We have guaranteed cure for sore
head on Chickens. +. b. GRAFTON
Druggist.
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles car
always be prevented by the use Of Foley',
| Kidney Cure.-Evans' Pharmacy.
| Stop II.
A neglected cough or cold NAV lead tc
| serious bronchial or lung troubles Dc
not take chances when Foley's Honey
and Tar affords perfect security from
serious effects OF Il cold.-Esans Phar
macy.
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Letter TO G. N. c. BoIeman.
anderson, S. G..

Dear Sir: The oheap paint to buy Is
the one luAt covers more than you think
the cheap one to wear IL the one that IL
yOnnY when old.
l6 gallons D.vne to paint her house two
coate; her painters aaid it would take
that. Had 6 gallons left.
Mr.. James Ackle,'s house. IN Cairo
(Catskili M"un,sins), N. Y, was paint.
Devoe; 1t wore ii years; and the paint
was In good condition then. He was go
Ing to paint, the last we krew, though,
That's the way to preserve q houses; re
paint when there's no occasion.
Yours truly,
F. w. DEVOE & co.
P. s.-W. L. Brissey sells our paint,
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neglected cough or cpld may lead to
serious bronchial or lung troubles 10
not take chances when Foley's Honey
and Tar affords perfect security from
serious effects OF II cold.-Es ans Phar-
macy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-02-03

WE have guaranteed cure for core
head ON Chickens. r. b. Craytop.
D:ngglst.