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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-07-28
BOTTLES coMiAs HOME.
A Greenwood Darkey Makes Good Money
Shipping Empty Whiskey
and Beer Bottles.

William Evans OF Greenwood was In
Abbeville last Friday delivering bottles
that had been relieved OF their fiery
element. When asked how many bottles
had sold he had sold in Abbeville he esti-
mated the number Of quart bottles for this
year at 8 900. These, he said, had been bought
from the AbbevilIe dispensary. He did not
know, until two weeks ago, that he could sell
beer bottles in Abbeville. Since then be has
been taking in beer bottles as a side line. In
that time he had gathered up 500 beer bottles
and was delivering the same last Friday.
When Evans was asked what the people
would DO, II the Abbeville dispepsary was
closed, he said: THAT will make no differ
snce. The greater part Of our whiskey Is
shipped to wood by express. The
cheapest liquor that can be bought al the
Abbevllle dispensary 10 50 % a gallon. 1t can
be bought cheaper in Richmond or Jackson
VILE. For $3.50 we can get a gallon from
either place with express charges prepaid
II we come to Abbeville we pay $3.50 q gallon
TO this add 80 cents for our railroad fare
going and coming, making $500 for a gallon
to get y gallon from Abbeville, while for $2.SO
a gallon can be had from either Jacksonville
or Richmond.
Evans expects in future TO ship his bottles
directly to the bottling works by car load lots
or less, and thus save the expense OF ship
ping to Abbeville, from which place they
must be reshipped'
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Anderson's Sensation.

We copy an account OF the trouble in the
Anderson National Bank. We also notice
that the Daily Mail says that various per-
sons or corporations have volunteered 10
lend the Anderson bank, sums ranging from
$780, 600 own to 81 ZOO.
The ostentatious liberality In offering to
lend the Anderson bank these large sums
which the blenders OF course expected TO re-
ceive back with interest Is truly touching.
The bank Is worth several hundred thous-
and dollars, and OF course the loss OF $685. DOL
did not affect Its credit. Possibly this was a
reason for the generous offers OF loans.
But we notice hat the poor defaulter who
had borne a good reputation for business in
tegrity, and whose needs are great has had
no offers OF help in his hour OF sneed
when he felt impelled 10 go out into the
darkness. We also note that TO bring him
back, the bank will spare no pains or ex-
pense.
This newspaper has not $4,000 nor has II
$40. 5000 nor even 81 900 to lend the rich bank
TO help make up its slight loss, but this
newspaper has 800 In cash to help pay the
dsfauiter out OF trouble. Let the bank con.
tribute as literally 10 his relief as 1t now pro
poses 10 contribute TO the arrest and punish
ment of an employee who was honest Il
heart, but who was not strong enough TO re-
sist the desire TO speculate. Let the friends
OF the weak brother come TO his help. A
UNITED effort could restore him to his family
and lead him to believe that all the world
was not against him.
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fairfield.

We are having sorue cloudy weather, but nc
rain, A good rain now would make the crops
look most handsome, as all seem to have
done up General Green.
The threshers have been blowing theiI
whistle all around last week.
Mrs. j.. w. Young is thought TO be improv.
ing. We hope for her q speedy return tc
health.
Mrs. Peggie Mcbride is still very sick.
Mrs. DR.. Abney and her pretty daughters
Misses Zone, Matte and Bernice from Florl
da, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Young. Mrs. Abney Is Mrs. Young's sister:
Mrs. Mollie Moore and children OF Aobe-
VILE, are spend ding this week with her sisters
Mrs. Bowen and Misses Crelwell.
Mrs, Spence has moved Miss Zellie Langley
to her home. Miss Zellie is sick,
Mr.. Wylle Long spent yesterday With little
David Young.
We spent Saturday at the home Of Mr.. I'D.
Cresswell. Mrs. 81. Bradley and daughter.
Miss Irene, came over and we enjoyed our
trip very much,
We are expecting to 60 to the picnic at
PUCK ett's school tom brow.
Mrs. Bell Long and daughter, MISS Fannie
and two sons, ]. Frank and Willie, spent yes
terday with Mrs. Longs sister, Mrs. A. W.
Young. .-
We don't know where Sammie was. but We
think he was leaning towards Loves valley
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCaslan and Furman.
and Mrs. Maggie Talbert's children called 10
see US yesterday.
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Bible Not DIP 10 Date?

Chicago, July %. Sunday school teachers
should leave their Bibles at home when they
set out TO teach. according to Prof. c. w.
Notaw. OF the University OF Chicago divinity
school, who lectured on Ethics and the Sun
day School" at the university.
The speaker declared the Bible was not
modern enough for the child, and that neil
Their the pupil nor the average teacher could
understand the Scriptures sufficiently to
consider them: Prof. Votaw would nave the
Sunday school pay more attention to topics
connected with contemporary existence than
to the Scriptures.
The Professors of our large colleges and un.
irersities are setting a pace In spiritual affairs
entirely too swift for the ordinary plodder.
The above IL only q mild mark OF some OF
their new propaganda.
We are willing that they should seek after
truth but when their ideas OF truth come In
direct conflict with tine only Anchor In sight
il this stormy sea of life. the Holy Bible, then
IL is high time to call a halt.
1t is TO be feared that these professors have
been left to their own understanding to
which they have leaned.
Nothing, however, Is to be feared from these
critics. They cannot see any fartne- into the
mysteries of religion than can the rest OF us
They have had no new revelations. Their
view is Just as circumscribed as ours. They
nave no more pOWefs Vi r6dSOn on LUIS Qu6P.
tion than we have and they know not one
whit more about 1t than do We.
Emerson says that these questions give no
one trouble except those who 60 out Of their
way to hunt trouble, and he is about right
1t is not a result that can be arrived at by
ordinary mental processes, 1t is a matter OF
Faith, and that is one Of the graces that these
wise men OF the universities are very short
on.
These men lean to their own power of
reason, and when human reason tries tn
figure out the eternal purposes of the Al.
mighty such reason ~frazzles out to inanity
and reaches absolute zero.
While these learned men of the colleges
and universities may startle US With their
strange doctrines, and while they may seem
like lions to the rest OF us animals, still
when they open their mouths TO roar their
voices sound strangely familiar. and beneath
The skin Of the lion appears the poor, weak,
circumscribed, intellect, even as ours, that
fails to pierce the causes Of its own being,
though 1t may weigh the planets in accurate
scale and measure the distance OF the stars.
Let them philosophize If they sec fit to do
40, but do not turn loose the firm hold on
your faith for ideas that emminate from
minds not superior to your own for this is
not a matter to be settled by reason but by
faith.
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Successful Baker.

Mr.. Ii Miller, a prince among good fell
lows and an honor to the mercantile pro.
fession, has added a baker shop TO his bust.
ness. He bakes the best of bread and he takes
the best Of care Oft. He has the right quality
OF paper in which each roll is wrapped sep
arately. There are no flies on his bread, and
the rapid growth Of his business attest both
the popularity of the man and the excellence
OF bis bread. Why any mans good wife
should burn her self TO death to bake bread
In the stove, when bread can be bought at less
than 1t costs to burn up q good wife over q
hot stove. OF course this burning business
has no reference to the man who can afford to
burn up a negro now and then, or who can
eat sodden bread when good wholesome ligh1
bread can be had almost free of cost.
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Beautiful 1Oc lawns in dainty
patterns. Sale price 71.2 and
&c per yard. Cash Bargain
Store.
Educational Campaign Meeting.

The Educational Campaign meeting for
Abheville will be held at Sharon school house
on Friday. August 9th, 1909. -,
This meeting is called at the suggestion OF
State Supt. Of Education. j.. E, SWearingen,
and will be or the purpose Of interesting the
people OF Abbeville County In education.
We have selected Sharon as q meeting
place to show what education has done for
one community in Abbeville County,. ,
We would be glad II every trustee and
every teacher in the county could be present
and as many patrons from all sections OF the
county as can possibly come.
Prof. B. M. Cheatham, the Principal OF
Sharon School, will give q brief sketch Of
what thai school has lone In the past few
years. :,
Senator VIM. N. Graydon will speak and
tell OF some Of the proposed changes In the
schoo laws OF South Carolina.
Congressman Johnson and Prof. Rembert
have been invited by Mr.. Swearingen 10
speak.
Miss Mamye Cromer, who teaches tbs Buff
falo school In this county, Will discuss the
Improvement OF rural schools. ,
The speaking will commence At half past
ten O'Clock. ]. Foster Hammond,
Co. Supt. Education
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Money to loan on country
and city property. Abbeville
ms. and Trust Co. Phone lib
J. E. McDavid, Sec.
ABBEVILLE MAN AHEAD.
Mr.. Samuel Eakin Anticipates
judgment Of Massachusetts
Horticultural society.

Boston, July 2S.-Luther Burbank, the wiz.
ard Of the plant world" has been informed
that his latest creation the "woDderberry". OF
"sunberry" Is declared a failure. Many anna
teur gardeners have tried TO cultivate the
wonderberry Without much success In this
vicinity. Yesterday MIR. Burbapk's new
berry was labelled "worthless" by the
judges OF the Massachusetts Horticultural
society.
Mr.. Eakin is something ola H~orticulturist
himself and on seeing the advertisement o.
this new plant Immediately sent for seed
He gave the plant a faithful trial and long
before the dictum Of the Massachusetts 80
ciety was Issued, pronounced the plant IN
G."
He says the fruit of the plant is devoid Of
acid. a requisite of all small fruit. Tn taste
Of the fruit Is not unlike the tomato. 1t Is
prolific but that Is about all the good thai
can be said OF 1t.
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Big Picnic At zarIine.

There will be a big picnic at Zarline island
on Saturday August IA. Although the event
IL nearly a month of. the promoters have AL
ready got busy WIN fIangements: Ihey
ever pulled Of In the State. Zarline is in
Abbeville county and besides several good
speakers from ADbeville, several we'll known
Anderson platform orators will be on hand.
among them Mayor SheraId and Rev. j. F.
Vines. One or two speakers Of D atioDal repu-
tation will also be on hand. The promoters
say that they want all who can possibly at
tend to be on hand, With the exception Of the
booze artists. There will be one and posi-
bile two brass bands at the picnic. Make
your arrapgem ents now to be present.
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"Tei NIGHTS in a Bar-Room."

The play, Ten Nights in a Bar-Room,'
will be presented by local talent at the War
renton school house on Thursday evening
August 18th, beginning at half past eighl
o'clock.
The prices of admission will be twenty-five
cents for grown people and fifteen cents fol
children. The proceedAare TO be used fo'
building a fence around the W%arrentOn GEM
eiary. The play Is a good one aud the object
worthy, so q liberal patronage is asked OF the
public.
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BELLEVUE.

Mr.. B. F. Bouchillon and d. laughter. Mrs.
Giles, returned to their homes In jackson.
Vile, Florida, Saturday. after q pleasant visit
TO relatives.
Mrs. Wardlaw entertained Wednesday in
honor Of Mrs. Johnson and the Misses Nor
Misses Rebecca and Lizzie AND Master David
Wardlaw are spending q few days with rela-
Mrs. McGee and little daughter Edna are
guests OF Mrs. W. II. Kennedy.
Miss Carrie Jones Of Atlanta 10 With friends
in Mccormick.
Miss Caroline Bradley Of Troy had q mum.
Der OF her little friends TO dine with her on
Miss Georgia Kennedy is at home again AZ.
ter a pleasant visit TO friends In Eiberton.,
Mr.. Robert Watkins and sister, Mrs. Tolan,
worshipped with the A. R. Presbyterian o.
| LODE Cane on Sabbath.
Mrs. Boyce Of Gastonia Is the guest OF Mrs.
| W. p. Wideman. -,
Mrs. B.. A. Madison spent Saturday with
her mother.
Clemson Tuesday aud are with friends IN
The Misses Hall from near Abbevlle at
| tended the entertainment at Lethe on Friday
night.
last week with relatives.
The entertainment OF the Lethe School Fri.
| day night, July 10th, was quite q success. The
The exercises began at $3.50 p. No., and CON
sisted OF dialogues. t%ableaux. Rotations,
Children all did credit 10 themselves and
showed careful training by the teacher, Prof
Tolbert. A large audience was pleasantly en-.
tertained till after midnight. MI. Tolberi
R%oseiIa, and Miss saille Tolbert. The music
was furnished by the Troy Band Messrs
Long, Title n Sturkey, and assisted by w
D. Morrah. We send you the program:
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THIRTY TIGERS" ARRESTED.
Near Bear" Men Of AsheviIIe Jugget
on Charge Of Selling the
Real Stuff.

Asheville, N. c.. July 90. The NEAR beer"
fraternity received u rude shock this evening
when so Of Its bers were arrested on
warrants sworn out by three private delec-
tives. brought here aud employed by the Law
and Order league of this city. Tine warrants
alleged the sale Of "real beer' in 20 cases and
The sale of liquor In 10 others. The detectives.
who gave out the 10 formation that they were
here for their health. worked quietly for three
weeks, buying bottles Of various brands o!
''near beer" beer and liquors from the ut
suspecting vendors Having secured wha'
they deemed TO be sufficient evidence OF law
violation, The detectives gave the police a list
OF the various establishments where they
claimed to have bought refreshments, with
the result that so warrants were served on the
proprletors ofas many places this evening.
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s~un.proof ebth.
Greenvlile News.

uIccuN llO AN0"os
Consul General William q. Michael OF Cal
cntts transmits samples OF cloth manufactu.
red in India for the use OF farmers and othi
ers exposed TO the direct rays OF the sun, and
writes as follows concerning the same: -.
"Three samples OF cloth, cotton and wool
en-. which ought 10 be manufactured In the
United States, are herewith transmitted. The
cloth is made on scientific principles and
will prove o boon 10 farmers and all Others
whose work compels them TO be exposed TO
the direct rays of the sur, 1t Is we'll under
stood that sunstroke s or collapses from the
effects OF the actinic rays OF the sun may be
warded of by wearing clothes made Of cloth
that conforms to the plan OF nature. as oIen.
yIihed In the color Of the skin and the pig
ment under the skin OF people who inhablt
the tropics. Thatcho and shikart cloth ara
coming into very popular use In india. espe-
cially with white yeopls engaged In sports, or
In the transaction OF business. The cloth Is
really attractive and possesses good wearing
qualities.
1T 10 to be hoped that American manu-.
facturers of cotton and wooden cloths will
perceive the merits OF the samples and, as q
establish an important export
trade in thatcho and shikari cloths from the
United States TO all tropical countries. The
retail price OF wooden thatcho in Calcutta 10
80 per yard. double width, and OF cotton
thatcho GO cents per yard single width: the
retail price Of green shikari Is SO cents per
yard, So gle Width"
It may be that q valuable suggestion to our
mill men is 10 be found here.
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If you need china, crock.
cry. cut glass. stoves, tin
ware, enamel ware, glass
ware, notions, woodenware,
come to see us and we guar.
antee to sell you at a lower
price than you would pay for
the same article at any store
in the city. The &. L. OAR
gan Co. 5 and 10 Store.l
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A single method Of testing whethel
milk has been watered is to take q vel
polished knitting needle and dip 1t into
q deep vessel of milk and withdraw it
Immediately. 1.-THE milk is unwaterded
some of the fluid will adhere to the
needle; but if it has been watered In the
least degree, the needle will come out
quit free of milky fluid,
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Annual Meeting Bible Society.

The annual meeting Of the Abbeville Dis
trict Bible Society will be held In the Presby-
terrain church this city Wednesday, July 18th,
at IL O'Clock q. m.
Auxiliary Societies will please take notice
and have their meeting and take a big coilec-
tion before band.
Prot. Daniels. OF Clemson. has been invited
to deliver an address, and Rev. Il w. S;oan,
d. d., of Greenyille 10 preach the sermon.
July Is, 1909. Amos Z. Morse, Sec'ty.
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The breezy little town Of Westminster has
now an organ to sing Its praises, weep its
tears, boast its industries and kuss its kick.
ers.
Tit Tugaloo Tribune is before us. Messrs
Gal lard and Gossett nave entered the Fourth
Estate. Glad to meet you, gentlemen, we
shake hands across the finest country In the
best state OF the noblest Union! May youI
shadow never grow less.
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Profit by a sufferers experience.
W. P. Dean, ST., 3O3 Magnolia
st., Greenwood, s. c., says: "Some
time ago I was feeling quite miser-
able as the result of kidney trou.
BILE. I had a dull ache through the
small of my back, felt languid and
my kidneys did not seem to act
properly. I finally decided to try
Doan's Kidney Pills and procured
a box. I have not finished the
contents but can say that they
have done me more good than any
remedy I previously used. The
pain in my back has disappeared
and 1 feel better in every way"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Dosn's-an(
take nc other.
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Normal Singing school.

Prof. w. +. Snoddy, Of. Dayton, Va. will
conduct a Normal Singing School at Upper
Long Cane church., commencing August End,
Prof. Snoddy is a graduate OF Shenandoah
Collegiate Institute OF Music. Dayton, Va.
and comes TO us highly recommended All
branches of music will be taught, both vocal
and Instrumental.
We desire 10 have pupils from other sec.
ions OF the ounty 10 attend this school Of
music. Tuition Sl.O per scholar.
Any one from any other part OF the county
wishing TO attend this school will notify the
undersigned so that We can arrange for you.
j. G. Smith,
Ct Abbeville, S.. c. Star Route.
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A Delightful Party.

Miss Mary Syphan, gave a delight
full pound party at her home on Ferry
St, last Thursday evening, quite a
number of her friends were present;
games were played and the evening
passed very pleasant to all who were
present.
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Agent Wanted.

D. W. Cochrane. Laurens. s. c., wants a hus-
thing man TO write life insurance for the JEFF
ferson Standard Life Insurance Company. OF
Raleigh. N. c., the strongest aud leading Life
Insurance Company In the South.
Write him and It will mean money to you.
Address d. W. Cochrane, Manager. Laurens,
=, C., SIN
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A Picnic and TEMPERANCE Rally.

On August 5'h, there will be a basket picnic
and grand temperance rally at Mt. carmel
DR.. Motfatt and other prominent speakers
will be on hand. The public Is cordially in
vited TO attend. Jno. w. Morrah
f. A. Mars,
Committee
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Singing Convention.

Come toTrn Cain Church next Sunday to
hear Prot. Snodd sing and get your name on
the roll for the big Singing Normal commen'
cling August 2nd. We want you in the mus
ical entertainment at the close OF school.
Come and be with US.
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Program.


R Rasdh, Nobody;s Cniid."."Matiie Rolso@'
back
Drill. Patriotic. Ollie Hagan
Matte Holsomback, Grace Edwards, Senie
smith, Beulah James. Helen Anderson, Ger
trude Benson, Sallie Pander, David Hagan.
Dialogue, Four Seasons.
Smltn
Spring. Helen Anderson
GERTRUDE benson
MUSIC
Tableau, Tom Thumbs Wedding.
Groom"""""""-"""... :" "...iayIGr Bsnsoh
......fSollIG SM@Itn
Defamation, Girls don't have no Fun.".-..;
Issac Edwards
DR.. Graball................ Waymon Hagan
Matte Graball."........Blanohe iemln
Aunt Gharity...."""""Ibssslsd sgan
Ned Hamestrap.""........H arola lanes
Tableau, Woman's Rights;
Dialogue, Two Aunts and q Photo.
Jessie Williams. College Girl. Lila Hagan
Emely Day, her chum, ... -.Matt1e dolsom'
back
Ollie Hagan
Sophia Smith. a splnster -. Burma James
AA0J ~
Dialogue, Reclaimed Father.
VIM. Venton, a drunkard.".--.W aymon
Hagan.
Harry Venton. Isaac Edwards
Enola Venton. EDWARDS
n Watson, bar keeper.".John Pander
Sam Jones. a loafer--"""...Harold James
Jake Hoofel, q loafer .-..."w..Jame Marse
MUSIC
Monologue. Going TO Chicago~.-~"-":..."..
Wnymon Hagan
Dialogue, Leaving Jonah,
o. j. Jackson, q widower. Harold James
Jonah Capsdell, an idiot. .Waymon Hagan
Frank Ray, q youth...............James Marse
Miss Ellen Elder, an old maid .--............
Bessie Hagan
Defamation. Watermelon Season ........:.......
James Mars
Song. Ola Black Joe. chorus. ...........P antomin'
Harold Jame
Dialogue, Christmas Night.
Iommy...-....".. ....".-"DRVlu hagan
benson
Santa Claus....... ..-....-.-....JOhn Pander
MUSIC
Tableau, Be My Rsinbow.
Dialogue, Troubled by Ghosts.
Mr.. Jones, Landlord ....... Waymon Hagan
Smudge, chimney sweeper John Pander
JAKE, q traVeler.............. ....daroldJ James
Sam; g traveller ........ ".-. """James mare
Pantomine, Peter Love Letter.. James Mars
MUSIC
Dialogue, Going Somewhere:
Old Man, q armer.--..... Waymon Hagan
Old Woman, his wife...."."Mary Benson
due ......MoretteF lemln
NEWS mRlBe
Song, Good
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Stockholders Meeting.

There will be a stockholders meeting of tn,
Farmers Warehouse on Tuesday, August 10.
r. f. cox, President.
w. Z. LESLY, Secretary.
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University Of South Carolina.
Schools of Arts, Science, Education,
Law, Engineering, and Grad
uate Studies.

Ten different courses leading to the
degrees OF A. B. and B. S. College
fee, oom and light, 500. Board $l2
per month. Tuition RENTED in spe-
cial Gases.
FOrty-iwo scholarships each worth
$1W In cash and free tuition.
For catalogue address
s. G. Mitchell, Prest.
Columbia, 8. G.
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Wanted-To buy or to borrow a copy OF
Sa no uei Jordop's book, The Ensign OF Lib
erty, or the Wicked One Revealed" Apply
to H.. W. at the Press and Banner office.
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Our July End Sale closes
July 31st. Come and supply
your wants at sale prices.
Cash Bargain Store.

We defy the world on Ice cream. Our sod o
fountain 10 open In full blast and our ice
cream Is made Of pure cream and eggs. All
orders, whether large or small, gotten up on
short notice. Yours to please, O. A. Milford
& Co.
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An old fashioned mahogany plano. APP
ply 10 II. W. at the Press and Banner office