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ALBANY.

Joe Kelley has gone to Boston for visit.
Ben Sheldon has gone to Tuckerville to
work
A. r. Miles has six potatoes which weigh
seven pounds.
Mrs. E. Kenney is visiting her sister,
Mrs. o. c. Whitcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mcclure have re-
turned from Boston.
Mrs. L. s. Chamberlin is visiting rela-
tiyes in Nashua, n. HI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dow of Hardwick
were recent visitors in town.
Miss Effie Miles, who has been Ill for the
past three weeks, is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Sanders and Wayne
Sanders left Thursday for visit in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. L4pierre OF Evansville were
recent guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Nc
Donald
Fred Scott has returned home from
Banff, Can, vt ere he has been spending
the summer.
Mr. Shepard has received word OF the
death of his sister, Mrs. J. Goodrich of
+, Richmond.
Mrs. Pierce of Hardwick and Mrs. Bailey
OF Craftsbury we're recent guests of Mrs.
| c. II. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stone, accompanied by
CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAeE.
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Methodist Church Notes

Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at
80 O'Clock.
Business meeting Of the Sunday school
officers and teachers at the parsonage Fri
day evening.
: Epworth League Tuesday evening at 80
o'clock. Topic: "Membership in the
Church" Leader, P. L. Webster.
There will be business meeting of the
Epworth League next Tuesday evening
after the regular religious service.
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Congregational Church Notes.

The subject of Mr.. Warmers sermon next
Sunday morning will be "At the Fords of
Jalez."
Regular midweek prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7.30.
At the @. E. nesting last evening Miss
Young, secretary of the Vermont G. e.
union, gave an interesting address on G,
E. work. Rev. J. Poeton, county presi-
dent also gave an interesting talk. a re-
port of the State c. E. convention will be
given at the e. E. meeting next Sunday
evening.
Oweing to a misunderstanding, the col
lection taken last Sabbeth for the Vermont
Domestic Missionary society, was very
small. Therefore notice is hereby given
that collection for that purpose will be
taken next Sabbeth, Oct. 21st., and any
one who paid last Sabbeth, will notify
DR.. j. A. Pearson, treasurer of the
church and society, OF the amount SO con-
tributed, it will be taken from the gen.
eraI fnnd and applied to the missionary
| fund.
BARTON LANDING.
Masons are plastering Mrs. Irving Con-
nor's house.
Lester Kinsley has moved into Bert
Moore's house.
Taplin & Coff-an are to officiate at 10
auctions this week.
B. o. Smith is comfortably located in his
tenement over the store.
| 2 fa 90
tues in Troy for week.
John Lower has been spending several
days at Ispwich, Mass, with his SOL
George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dane of Charleston
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lyon
Friday.
William Wells has moved from the Bas-
sett house into George Ford's house on
Maple street.
DR.. and Mrs. g. 3. Rowell spent severa
days in New York last week attending the
carriage show.
} Fred c. Stoddard has closed his Iabors a
st. Johnsbury and is at work pressing ha.
} in this vicinity.
The 4. 2. lodge meets tomorrow evenini
at 7.30. 1t is important that full attend
, ance is present.
| d. c. French of New Dorchester, Mass
4 spent several days with his son, c. d
. French, recently.
; DR.. Fred Lamphere.I homeopathic, ha
:. moved into the upstairs tenement in th
I nj. E. parsonage.
: Mrs. Blanche Petit of Manchester, \
H., spent several Gays visiting at g.
:. Annis' last week.
e Mr.. and Mrs. E. II, Todd, who have bee
k visiting tie past five weeks at jay an
Troy, are home again.
/ The free band concert viii be given
d the opera hall Thursday evening of til
rs week. All are invited.
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Methodist Church Notes.

Regular session of the K Okla tonight.
The number present at Sunday school
yesterday was ninety nine.
A violin solo viii be rendered by Philip
Moulton Sunday night, also q vocal solo
By Winnie Dean.
A Junior League rally. with special pro-
gram will be held Sunday afternoon at
three O'Clock. There should be full at
tendance.
Mr.. Luni of this place and Mr.. Going of
Bloomington Center rendered efficient aid
in the special music for the old peoples
service last Sunday.
The ladies CT the W. Fl. NJ. s.. packed
large box of clothing and bedding for the
Deaconess home last week, the same being
more valuable than any sent before for
several years.
A "male quartette" consisting of Ebert
Cole, Frank Howard, Harold Porter and
Arthur Porter has been formed, and will
sing at least one selection every Sunday
evening. They are being trained by Mrs.
Davenport and are developing finely.
The Epworth League will hold an "Au-
tumn Social" at the church parlors this
week Tuesday evening. A short program
will be rendered, games will be played, and
a general good time will be enjoyed. Ad-
mission, ten cents. Everybody is invited.
The harvest dinner and hash breakfast
given by the Ladies'Ai society Friday and
| Saturday was great success. The well
| directed and strsnu ous efforts Of the ladies
were rewarded by larger patronage than
| for years, and the financial returns were
very satisfactory.
The following officers were elected by
| the Woman's Home Missionary soc iety
last Wednesday to serve for the ensuing
year: President Mrs. B. F. Moulton; vice
president, Mrs. 81. o. Clough; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. w. c. Twombly
corresponding secretary, Mrs. E 8. Kelley.
Because of the social on Tuesday evening
the devotional meeting of the Epworth
League was held at six O'CLOCK Sunday eve
ming. The same will be tried again next
Sunday evening as an experiment in the
line of making a possible permanent
change, If it works well.
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Haven, the secretary OF the State union.
The schedule is as follows: Sunday, Oct.
13, at Barton, Monday at Lowell, Tuesday
a. westfeld, Wednesday at North Troy,
Thursday at Derby Center, Friday at West
Charleston, Sunday morning at East
Charleston, Sunday evening at Island
Pond.
VICINITY ITEMS CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
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St. Paul's Church Notes.

Mass next Sunday at 1890 a. m.
Night school this week will be only
Thursday night from Z till p. m.
Prayer meeting Friday night at Z O'Clock
and social at the Crystal Lake hall at s
O'Clock Of the same evening.
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VICINITY ITEMS.
Cleaned from Towns in Our TerritOry y
of Interest to All Readers.
Congregational Ministers Meet.

The Orleans Congregational Ministerial
,ssocl,tion Will meet st Barton Nov. j,
,ne session having been postponed TO allow
Cor reports from the National Counen
,,..tinr at Cleveland. These reports VIII
!. Given by Rev. A s. B1ls and DE-. Flsgg
~, her papers will be. givsl by the Rsys.
NJ. A. Warner, A. B. Ross aud > l. Aenen-
bach.
Christian Endeavor Rallies.
A series OF Christian Endeavor rallies are
hsing held this week by the president OF
,be County union, Rev. }. Poeton OF lras-
sgrg. and Miss Grace II. Young OF Fan
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LOCAL ADVERTISING

Advertisements will be Inserted under tsiF
IWnA al itoo cents per word for hist insertion
nd one cent per word thereafter. Cssh mutt
ccompnny the order. No cdUerffssucHt vii
. iasertsd f0r less than tsrslttJ- fUc cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-14

Taplin aud Cofrau, auctioneers and real
estate agents will sell real estate or per-
sonal property at auction or private sale.
1Stf
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Three skilled workmen at Lang's jew
eIry Store, Barton, VT. Our work is right,
our prices are right. You cannot anoro 10
iewelry elsewh here. 1wk
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l.. A. Wilson keeps harnesses, blankets
and robes OF ali kinds. Ready at any and
All times to do harness repairing and new
work at satisfactory prices at the e. Graves
old stand. 5Stt
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NV studio will be closed from October Il
to November ith, tor repairs. f. a. Wal
Cott Al 43
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Cider Mill can make cider any DAY at
carriage shop, Irasburs. {. f. Moran
willie. II 43
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Registered o. /. Z. boar for service.
Fee s1. j. j. Badger, Barton Landing.
lR r. ID Al If
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When you hire a horse get safe one. L
have no horses that are afraid OF auto
mobiles. Single and double teams safe for
women to drive. W. A. Murray, Barton.
(srvstal Lake Livery, Zo-tt
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j. y Chesley, licensed suctioneer. Your
patronage solicited. New England tele-
phone, Sheffield. 34tf
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i ID. Bemls will be in BARTON soon and
will see all Who wish anything in his ltue
l1-1yv
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MISCELLANEOUS,

RUBBER STAMPS of oil kinds. Apply 10
l. y. Curricr, MONITOR Office, BARTON, Vt.
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ID, you want 10 buy farm? II so, write
y $50 e.. +. or o. ". Metcaf, I-asb1rg.
1912
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Mrs. Tom Hardin OF Chester visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Cooner, this week.
MIR. ID. p. Hartley went over to
Columbia this weel; in his au somobiIe
TO take in the Fair
Mrs Sara Shulcr and her guest Miss
Moida Hodges of Ninety Six were
Fair week visitors.
McssrS Gregg and Oscar stone of
the Delmar section were in town
Monday on business.
Prof. James G.. Crouch urincipal or
Asheville high school is visiting his
sister Mrs, II l.. Simmons.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Is. Kernayhar and
little daughter. LOIS, pcnt several
days I'm Columbia this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. II. Grinith have
gone to Bars To the bedside of Mrs.
Griilith's brother, Mr.. Oswalt.
Miss Willette MayeS Of Saluda has
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MAY OUR LIGHT s
SHINE AND SHOW
OUR GOOD WORKS
WATER, LIGHT AND SEWERAGE
IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
THE PROPOSITION.

n domestic water supply. water for
the sprinkling Of the streets, water
all over town, in the residential sec
tions for domestic purpos cS as well rs
the business districts, two free drink
ing FOUNTAINS for man anc beast, sew
erage all over town, lights all night,
both on str reefs and residences is
what the town OF Ba tesbCrg will en-
Joy before many months roll by.
This matter will go before the
people Of Batcsburg to vote un on
sometime in the near future, aud it is
to c hopeG that the citizens Of
this place viii hot let this opsortun
ity of opportunities pass by. Tie do
nestle water supply will be mca sured
10y meter on the same principal as
the electric light aid the charge for
same will be twenty five cents per
thousand gallons. This wafer will be
for drinking as well as other purposes
and passed upon 10y Clemson college
chemists before it will lie accepted by
the people. There will De twenty
hydrantS or water plugs to he used
in case Of fire located at convcnicn,
places all over town 50 that lhc res
identii portion will he protected I'm
Keeping Win the business districts.
The sewerage system Will do away
| with al privyS, out house and dry
wells whicl will 90 Il great way in
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Mr. j. Il. Dean OF atlanta, Ga,
was here Tuesday.
Mr.. J. r. Pow OF Wards spent
Thursday in town
Mrs. j -. Pond went over Thurs
day to the State Fair.
Mr. Edward Hartley spent yc. terday
al the Columbil Far
Mr.. =, j Hare Of Lecsville route 4
went TO Columbia this week
Misses May IIitc and Maude Bates
spent Thursday IN Columbia.
Mr. f K"anerly was among the
visitors who enjoyed the Fair.
Mr.. win Watkins of Ridge Spring
H. /. ID. Was III town sunday.
Mr.. anl Mrs. j. w. Dreher arc
Visitors u Columbia this week.
Mrs. john d. Rawl OF Augusta
visited relatives in town Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. w. G. Falber tend
ed the state ball Thursday night
Mrs. Sophia Etheredge Of Saluda
has been visiting relatives in town.
Mr. D. T. Boatwrisht Of SamlIia
pad Visit To BatesburS This week.
Mr and Mrs. a. j. Cluthan spent
several days at Ninety Six this week
Mrs. j. Walter McCarthl is spend
ing 4 VIII lie IN Virginia with relatives
Mr. w. W. Watson ana Rov. A. j..
Cauthcn visited Columbia Thursday.
Mr. Il. A. Horn Of Ridge Spring
was seen on our streets Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. ID Is. Rawl were a.
n,onG those who TOOK iii The State
Fan
The Misses Kirkland Of Ridge
Sprins were in town Shopping wed
rcedaY.
Miss Mary Stone of C,lun bin spent
several days IN town this week with
lrlen 5.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Matthews Of
Emory were visitors to BalcsLurg
lucsdiy.
Dir. Navy Branch spent Sunday in
im"n WIN lis sister, Mrs. J. A.
Written.
MesSrS. Clarence aud GaiHe Dreher
attended the Fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
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been visiting at the home Of Mr.. NJ
E. Rutland for sometime past

Mrs. J. G. SSYgerJ after a visit to
her dau Lhtcr, Mrs. Price rimm mnrman
has returned To her hIm1 in Peak.
After delightful visit to her sister. +.
Mrs. j l.. Gum, Miss Edna Tnnmas
EdS returned tn her home in Florence
M!. and Mrs. =. IL. G ,orge of Aiken
visited at the hDme OF the htIcrS
aunt, Mrs. Ii Il, Shel'y, on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. B Brazall OF C,lum
bia spent SandlY in town with the
lattcrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
Rawl
Mrs. Thompson, mother Of Mrs w.
\. 20 Dner, VINO has been here ON d
visit Ol several weeks returned 20 her
home near AnderS n this morning.
Rev. aud Mrs. Frank Wilcox after n
visit OF several weeks TO the formers
sister Mrs. l.. NJ. Mitchell, left Tues
day morning for their home in Port.
land, Me.
MIR. ". +. GrlnlLh and family left
Tor their old home at Lexington today
Nr. Griffith while i'm Bateahurg en-
gagged at the Middlcburg mi is he
made many friends who regret very
much > see him leave
MIR. and Mrs. +. +. Cullum, MIR. and
Mrs. j. b. Holman, Mr. and Mrs. w
4 Crouch, Miss Virgie Brodie.
MesSrs ID. +. and Lawton Bodic. II.
Etheredge, w. j. McCartha and Dick
son Crouch were among those who at
tended the State Fair.
Mr.. Whitman A. Carter, cashier of
the sank of l'atesburk, is being wei
coined in Columbia, his former honc.
10y number OF warm friends. MIR.
Carter will he among the number of
visitors at the ball tomorrow night
The Daily Record.
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TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE FORMED
FOR CAROLINA.

Columbia, S. G., Oct. 30 The
south Carolina tuberculosis League
with the object o! working to stamp
nut the disease in the state was or
ganzed here today. DR.. Bethune
Patterson, of Barlwell, is president,
Leagues will be formed in each
county.
Dr. Meyer, OF Newberrl, DR.. Croft,
of Aiken, and DR., Williams of Colum
ba, were designated committee to
draw bill on the subject Of tuber
cUI"sIS for passage a. the next session
Of the legislature.
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CALHOUN COUNTY E.
LECTION.
GOV' AHSEL PASSES on PETITION
PRESENTED MONTHS AGO,

Hov. Ansel yesterday iss led an or.
oer Tor an election for Calhoun county
!" "0 held on December II. The ter.
ritory embraced in the proposed new
county takes in parts OF Lexington
ana orangeburg counties and there
nave been several legal objections
'a'Seu TO the election However, ov.
AnSe' decided last Thursday to order
''i eicction after Il report OF the SUR
'eS"rs had bech filed and yesterday
issued the official proclamation. The
people in tic counties affected are
taking much interest in the election
ana there will probably be a yery
close contest.
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MIR. 0SWALT DEAD

Barr Oct. 81 Mr. +. w. C>Ndll died
at his home here at 10 o'clock This
morning Mr.. OSwalt was a Contcder
ate veteran and served through the
enllie war as a member otiLo1gstreets
force, Mas president OF the Home bank
Of Lexington and one OF the most pro-
minent ana influential men Of this
county. Funeral will be held at PiZ
gan cluGl at3 O'Clock FRIDAY
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AIKEN COUNTY VALUES
SHOW LARGE In
CREASE

Aiken, Oc,. -. The tax returns on
the books OF Auditor Dave IL. Wise
show some very interesting facts re
ding the vaiulticl of pro lcrty in
lis county. 1t is shown that there
are thousands Of acres of land i'm a
ken county which are not acc cDunted
Tor The following are the returns,
according to the auditors books:
Acres Of land G5i .5o3, valne 50 ,562,-
+S2; buildings in country 9.O2J, value
II ,325; total aue Of country
property $l,07l ,o01. Lots in towns
and cities 2.16o, value $5Gi,l55; build
ihgS In towns and cities 2 POI, value
Sl'3'9 SoS; total value of town prop
erty Sl,9il.053. Total value of real
estate, Sc, 01S $50,
Number of horses ,, I52 value s145. =.
Ob5: cattle Sill, value $13 S3S: mules
1888, value S3l ,3G;; hogs S.Oo7, value
S@G,Oi2; Sheep and goats 10, value
S5o'; watches, &c, 33l, value S03 -
SS6; vehicles 6,3o7, value Sl22 oo5:
dogs 3,j6G, value $35 $780, household
furniture, etc, $l,39l, ,g3o; bank re
turns $l23,1iO. Total value Of rcrsun.
al properly, Si,159 ,29l. Total taxcblc
value "f rca! and D personal property i'm
county $l0,71S, l5I. This is an in
crease of $5l5,S0G over last years rc
turns.
Ihis reference is to the visible tax
able property and does not represent
the acLual value OF property ia Al
Ken county. Aiken property is as.
aeS>c ! on basis of 90 cents, IF Its
actual value. Property i'm Aiken
county is probably as equally assessed
Us anywhere in the ate. TIL, ng-
ores given below show the average
| valuations to be as folio US: Per acre
$3.50; buildings in the country, SiGi
each: lots in tie cities and towns.
5000 each; horses, $50 each: lnu,cs %7u
each. These averages show a GOOD
valuation ON horses and mules, city
and town real estate is ken rated anG
That everybody in The , nnury lives
in log hoIseS, and f"rm some very
poor land.
Another interesting matter shown
by the above figures is The apparent
discrepancy in the :M.bcr of acres
returned as compared with the &C
kuowledgsd area OF Aiken county
The total number of acres returned
COZ 5GJ, Aiken county las an area OF
,O9j square miles, which means 7Ol
.iiO acres ur 1891 acres in excess O
the returns. Allowing D 900 acres ru
the city and town lots, school anC
church pro erty and other exemption
aud there Is Il balance OF IS gi7 acre,
not returned. This deficit is accoun
Ell for il one OF three possible ways
Luther the acknowledged SlandalC
survey OF Aiken county is an error, @
NumcD iy has been making falls,
returns, or there is a vast lot OF ul
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Mr. - X. baluwanger Sick.

Nnr assistant cdjtor and pri'tcr
Mr.. Il. Il iJaIuwangcr, who has sLf
tered from rstarrhal fever for nearly
tx weeks past, is ROY Sill very sick.
his case developing ilto typhoid fever
but we hope with cave aud attention
he may soon recover and be ont
again Our citizens have been very
kind to him anG nin dear wife, which
they appreciate bcyol2 expression
LeXingtv DjSpatch.
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eradicating all malarial germs,


In order to have the above installed
the commissioners Of water and hight
have passed the matter up TO The
town council and i'm turn the council
will place it before the people OF
Ratesburg to vote upon at some rear
time.
This is the propositions: MIR. Fred
Minshall of Abhcylllc together witt
mis- associates have CilcrcI TO bay the
the present light and water plants
for the sum Of $1,000 90 including
the franchise for Il period Of tmrty
years with Lhc privilege Of giving the
city right to redeem the said fran
chiSc at the expiration OF fifteen
years for a sum to be determined by
disinterestei parties. Nr. MinShall
proposes TO so to work at once and
eXpcnd Sdlllci1nt money t. give all
the above requirements in the very
latest methods and will have Goa
tracts drawn To that end.
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Pc RS0NALS

Nir. j. Il Watson visited the state
Fair.
Mr.. Jule Cooner went to the Fair Wed
ncsday.
air Boyd Crouch was a State Fair
visitor.
Mr.. J. W. Cooner went to the Fair
Thursday.
Mr.. w. B. Altman visited CoIumbi a
this week.
Mr. J. R'G. Cooncr spent Thursday
n Col mbia.
Nr. !: Raw was a Fair week visit
or to Columbia.
MIR: Fred G. Hartley Of Summit was
hele Wednesday.
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EDGEflELD TO HAVE A
TROLLEY.

Edgelield, Oct. 50. In response to a
cal Issued 10y Chairmln B. T.. Mich
olson, meeting OF the citizens OF the
community was held Yesterday to
neat the report Of the committee an
pointed TO make Investigations rel
atIve TO the building OF trolley line
o"1"ccn this place and Augusta. The
Hon. j. G. Sheppard. chairman of
The committec, orally outlined the
SITUATION and on his motion ten in
cnrporatorS were nominated as fol
iows:J G. Sheppard, l.. r. Williams.
Il. II. Nicholson, VIM. =. Calhoun. A.
=. tadgett and l. Is. Mays, OF Il lge-
isid, George G Wheeler, of SaIuda.
Kenneth Baker, OF Greenwood and
r. II. Aul! Of Ncwbarry. with one
trom The city Of Augusta to b, named
b. the chairman.
McSsrS b. Il. Nicholson, j. w. ID.
Ware aud :, MEG Simkins were ap
pointed TO prepare and secure a char
ter from the General Assembly. A
survey Of the route will b, made i'm
the near future and rights of way re
acrved
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ALL THE NEWS OF THREE COUNTIES CONDENSER
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
IN THE FUTURE.

ing material generally the subscription price of the
Advocate will be raised from fifty cents per year to
one dollar payable in advance. regret very much
that cannot be sent to old subscribers at the
price as here tofore, but find that i'm doing so
it will either be necessary to an inferior quality
of paper or reduce the reading matter which will of
course make the paper less interesting readable
On and after this issue the Advocate will be to ALL
both old and subscribers One Dollar per year
This change does not affect those who have already
paid for the paper in advance and their paper will
be sent at the old price until the time expires
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Hickory Wood Wanted.

In sizes from o X o inches AMI up
in diameter and 2S inches in length.
Quantity uDlimit q Also white OAK
5 feet lcng and o inches in diameter.
Cash paid for SAM. Write J. w.
Hook, Batesburg, 5 {.
Oct l5ti.
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lreSpaSS Notice.

All parties are warned not TO
ircspass on lands that same Will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. Signed,
DR.. l.. NJ. Mitchell.
Oct 5 1t. VIM. c Mitchell.
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COTTON MARKET.
Batesburg Spot 10 I-2.
LOTS FOR SALE.

Desirabiy located in the town or
Batesburg. See w. j. McCartha of
NJ. T., Rutland for prices and terms.
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NANOALiSM.

On MoIdav morning there was a
general and righteous Indignation
among our people on the night he
lore some malici MS person had
thrown from the streets and broken
ali Of the windows and lamps at the
Commercial Club. On one Of the
pool tables there were a dozen bricks.
An activt. effort is being made to 10
cate the guilty party.
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To buy some first class dairy cows.
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the majority of our patrons tell an un-
varying story OF satisfaction regarding our
Ganking accommodations. And this impelS
IL tu suggest that you also would be pleas
cd vii il our service