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** All Around Our Gounty
ITMS OF INTEREST GATHERED EACH
WEEK BY OUR REGULAR AND SPE
CIAL CORRESPONDENTS IN MARTIN
k BVB2ETRL
Carl Lfeae spent Sunday here.
J«me I*. White fat still improving.
Mas Anna belle Everett sprat
Sunday hi town.
Tobacco has improved wonder
fully in the part week.
R. W. Everett, of RoberaonviUe,
Great haproeemeata are beiag
Made on oar streets in the way of
grading sidewalks, patting in new
bridges, etc.
A. B. Whitmore was ia town last
• Saturday hustling own! ia the
interest of Tn« Birntaraisx. He
is the tight msaia the right place.
Soccam ta Tint Bananas. ,
•JABBSYILLE.
W. H. Tweedy is qnite iB at this
J. h. Savage left far Daltinow.
Md„ last Friday.
D. dark aad MimSamnrfe Har
riaon, of PlyoHMth, were ia towa
• loat Thnrsday.
Mrs. Uuie Woodboo* and Miss
Mae Bennett, of \frlliamatoa. there
ia towa Monday.
The protracted toeetiag which
held by Rev. Mr. Htnnhle, was
cfaaed lost Thursday night.
There was preaching at the
Christian Church Theaday night
by Rev. J.J. Harper, of Smithfield
Herpes Ringworm cisntiroff
araay Mood or ikia disease, Hancock's
Liquid Sulphur is a sure rare. Sold by
C. I». Cafatarpfeea A Co,
Andsnoo Hassell A Co., Kekh a God
aria.
HAMILTON.
Mr. H. C. Sigtnan and son left
for Atlanta, Ga., on last Saturday.
Miss Mary Baker left Tuesday
owning for WrigbtsviUe to attend
the teacher's assembly.
Misses Ullie May Baker and
Panaie Matthews left on Tuesday
to visit at Smitdficld, Va.
Misses Mary and Rusha Sberrod
returned home Friday from Salem
where they attended school.
Mr. Grower Hardiaon aad Miss
Ernestine Gardner, were here
Monday to see Mi— Mary
aad other frieuds.
Bow. M. L. Lawrence held ser
„! rn m m * . |L. . . n m. Im.
vices 11 IM rnmiuve isaptist
church on Sunday. There was
to tkt church. 9
Hits Stfiiftl
sr*
lata toe klaivrf Übal that aoarishao
the nerves. feeds the liiaani 1. hatdcas the
a«»raa.flß?JprS^s
p* mmm V 4
BOBERSOMYIUE.
m. *■ ■'* 1
A. O. aad G M. Robersoa spent
Saaday ia Rocky Mount.
We were glad to see Mr. Whit
aoe (m our streets Monday.
W9Ke Morton aad Mara Rives,
•peat Sunday at Mr. Little's, aeor
Flat Swamp.
Mias Lenaa Robersoa and R. B.
MflKe Everett.
Mrs. Maggie Peal, of Bethel.
Ispeat Sunday with her daaghter,
Mas. J. T Wand.
j . We regret very much that Mbaes
Hettie aad Lucy Keel are aa the
femjfollie I^^whojas*™
who kftvc bora visiting fnmds and
relatives in Farnviße,returned bsl
Saturday, accompanied by Miss
Bntch.
Quite a number of oar young
people attended the dosing exer
. ctaes of Miss Fancy Horde's school
at Spatog Green, last Friday night
; They all reported a very pleasaut
trip.
Prof. C. H. McLaurin and fam
f Uy aad Mrs. Pierce, mother of Mrs.
r McLaorin, left last Thursday utoro
ing for Louiaburg and other places
t to spend the summer. We wiah
> then a pleasant trip.
BOBGOOB.
Jwyt 8, 1903.
Wheat cutting this week. """
Savira aad Vetgil Leggett re
' turned laat Friday froas Cboco
wiaity School.
We are a very poor people, and
oroperty was cheap to-day. Tax
hating to day, yoa kaow.
1 - H. H. Jones left to-day for Saf
folk. Va., to rditit the agent at
1 that point for a few days.
Prank Hitch, of Norfolk. Va..
caaK over Monday looking after
hia loeeine interests near here.
ISPCUKIC
The tobacco crop has improved
wonderfully since the rain. The
' crap is not up to last year at this
1 date.
L J. Baker, of Palmyra, sprat
the day with as Monday. He is
one of the assessors for this town
ship.
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We have had nice seasons ; land
is rather wet to work to day. The
' crops are growing nicely, andthey
look very promising.
Miss Alma Murchieon returned
Saturdlay from Vine Hill Academy.
Scotland Neck. She will go to the
Greensboro Normal next season.
H. H. Jones, agent at this place,
returned from Chad bourn Satylay,
where he has been several days
with his brother who has been
quite sick.
Several of our people attended
the commencement exercises of
Vine H3I Academy last Friday
night. This marks the last stf
sion of this excellent school under
the present management. It will
now be used for the Scotland Neck
Graded School.
Elder G. D. Roberson. of Rober
souviOe, spent a while .with us
Monday. He was returning fiom
an extended trip North, represent
ing; his denomination. He was
well pleased urith his trip and-tbe
sights he «|w, aad was much im
pressed with the people he met.
fc YM E*| 1M Y« Etf ?
If ysa daat year lead doaa not do yea
mmdk good. Kodol care is
the taotody that «iuj one sfeuOMtohs
whea them is aay thing uruugwithtbe
sumach- Thus Is ao way toJQaiaUla
the health aad strength of adad and
body eacept fey mitoiihwiat There is
oo nay to Bearish eKspt through the
beaOhv, part sod eareet or the aiengtk
arUt hi dawa aad dhcaae will set ap.
Ma sppethe. lass of strength. aiiwa
otos, headache, eeostipetloa. tod hmto.
sourqtodhir
cared fey the ass af Kodol P|l|l| ll
Cat Sold by aR- Bie»
Hsmiiiito7sj Caaveotoaeea.
A bailer htotod hy pa which mtil
hodiog water a* your diapoeal ia
half Uie time nsaslty required for
the kettle to boil.
A self acting ice mold that winds
shared ice into dainty ice balla to
be naed about the aolad, butter aad
other table diabea.
k An spperstns for the ksnging sad
leadjintiug of window eurtaina aad
draperies a boon on sweeping days
when such things mast be get oat
WILLIAMSTON, N. C„ US.DAY, JUNE 12, 1903.
AMERICAN FORESTRY.
Tkt —|i I r «f Ow r—i Owner b
r> i' IMm i>i—ll >■ a mm ad
iii,M MM* Or dor tf «€ lankn
RS'rsan mn .toss T mi Mi of whtch
the taMfnUni M be b • um.mj njt
IteMliftilMmlfreUnrflto
rMIMM n» «bjHt «r Mr (or-
MS policy. he b «• —nil of
k* rtfciHn eaty the >ti|i>
Mm that Mla aad ifl; UaV
IkskS!
Iwnlil «a tk> aW«| lodeHry ia the
wOltelnl 1 itaj. Indnxij. whaos
(HJ MMHK* fcyridi npaa the sar
n« af foieeuy; to tW railroads aad to
of family to (Ma cnaatry ha sold, "I
htßnt that tha tetotn af the l alte4
torn aC hualq thaa «• have yet
Aissar ether President
wit aald: "Asf aow. liat aad Caraueat,
yen eaa aever aXaed to tnpt toe aaa
■IIII si what ts tha aWM af our far
eat pane?. That abject Is aat to pea
bee aural, thsaab that Is cmf to U
aetf. aae huansi they are ufasea fee
the wild ctauluns af the wtldeveeasi
thaotcb that, tea, Is «aad la Haetf. hot
the pstasery abject aC ear feeeat petti j.
aa af the lend peßcy af the l aHad
States. Is the ankiaz af portwaa
haaKSk It la past af the traditional
policy ef heme wilting af aae country.
eersedsry. The whole etot af the
feniasaiat to deeOu* with the farrsto
■mat be dbvesed to tbto eud. heeptof ta
view the (act that It la aat aatr usees
bat to heap the a aa. That Is wfey the
fsnsto have pat to be kept. Tsa eaa
start a prusp 1 teae haaae by Oeetrerlag
the feteata. bat pea rseest keep It
in > n ias that way.
-And you are pahw to ha able to
awke that paMcy pevmaaeutty the pdUcy
af thaeaaatry aafr to aa Car aa yoa am
a hie to smha tha pea*to at targ*> aad.
share aO. the peapto eeauitsly luter
eeted to tha rsaalta la the dllt wal to
caßtire appsnlailie ef what U iaeaas.
ttapreas span them the (OB rrrocaltloa
ef tha valor af Ms paMcy and aiake
them earnest aad am tops adherents of
M. Keep to astod the fact that la a
■eTtvaanat such aa aura It la oat af the
i| a at too to bpa a pobry this
aeat paUcy can cease ooly tmm thrto
teUipeat taaib tlaa af the people tbses
setrra that It Is wtoe aad aeefal. aay.
iadl^eamWe
"TIIHHI It theptraerTStkm of tar-
cat* Icr Vfet owe." to qnut* * pkrate I
MMI la mj feat anwcr to caapm
Ki«p before- j*or aM» thai drteitkML
t'wwtry den not mm* abMwl«Hn|
that mt; It MMM Bakitf the twill
(Mfri not OOFJ lo the arttlrr. the ruck
ft, tbr attorr. Ikr mm «rl» Brrt is Ibe
netxbhurhoo.f M ladlrrrtly to the BUB
who aaajr Bra taM at n>Uea oil
town oC mm pwt river
Whirb Imtod ltsita> mmoag UM tor>
rat >t»tin ■aaaialßß *
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Comm blarb ilww that a year
or twa «|» ruH Uidlj be aoid far
any prir* la Mar In i aalt papator aa
a atork rood, aud reMrqawetiyMa Til*
la iarrraalac. TUa ■ alann ia the
thick, dart Dfdd that dH)a froaa tbr
room ton afta tHth aasir ar la thrown
oat hj Ikr mtrifapl aeparatar. Thr
aaal itrtyanlioa baa km njaal parti
by wrlarbt. and la aar aotobto caaea
two pnaadii of tbr ■ ■laawa to aat af
chap*.—Fana and Kanch.
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vbrtbrr Jahaaaa giaaaara faraa mart-
Wt to «ba aaara eaally imiMlid.
naaika Kara aad ICaarb.
■a b arln ra—t—.
I hara Mad alaaaat all fciafe of da
rkra far hraihaa the torarr pad aad
haft fa* ad an a faltorr to a certain
rxpaaatoa «rh«. which tokaa all tha
atraia fxaaa tha paat to aldii aad
art the cararr paat (aad aad aaHdj an
chor jrtth atoaa thraa ar tar feat »
llHwal. whirb la tor batter thaa tha
caaai ttlja with aacb aba atari twew
tytHrardfei >t the aad af Iftj roda
draw tba feat Iftj roda. mm that to aa
ndk Moaha dm at aaa; mm
tab* at a ttaaa. Wbra each artoa la
drawa Ugbt caaagh to eaaaa tba
aprtoga to t apa ad a half IMb Ottawa
aacb eail. ft la tight raaagh Faatna
tba wlw. wain tbr ntdMt, aad tba
■aa wttb aacb wtoe. Whaaraahaa*
IMrtwl tba feat halt faaara tba artoea
to Oka aalddlr paat aad a* ahead wttb
tba laat tba wae mm tha feat, phi rlag
tha aprian laaatj Iw rada apart,
■tag tba ratcbat Car tba
wb«a; faaba fee arirea to poar pasta,
thenatoer stays af aaaa ktod to keep
tap froaa apreaditag theaa apart. Tbha
la aar of the Jicat'mthoda far watog
Rrtnmfni
- iwtiMi ii 1 F
B? IPPIIPPUT B . T 3| !L- L "
•J* T n'r s*' 5 *' f -
with as great pertinacity and araa
resisted with eqaal determiaation
as those preceding. Before dark it
ended ia a complete repulse of the
Federals along the whole of oar
front. In these sericn of engage
ments the regiment loot many of
its ssost valued oflkera and brave
men. Lieuienuots Perry. Hobbs.
Pope and others were among the
killed.
The writer would desire to op
pear not an grateful to his comrade
and friend. Lieutenant W. J. Har
diaou (now sheriff of Martin Coun
ty) and at toe risk of being person
al, withes to place on record the
act of bin brave fritad, who, at the
risk of Ma owa life; sprang over
our breast woiksduriag the enemy's
last assault aad bore his wouaded
friend in his arssa to awßrty behiad
them.
1 am indebted to General Ha
good's recent addrem far much in
formation as to data, etc* of these
battles and note with pleasure
his cloaiag words: 1
have told the story of Petersburg
without comment. Ihe narrative
itself is aa immortelle aad I rever
ently lay it upon the tomhof Beau
regard, tha soldier."
Foiled in his attempt to carry
Petersburg by General Grant
now laid siege to tha city. I can
not better describe the hardships
endured by the hb.re thai
to make extracts from the recent
address of Captain Elliot
"At the beginning of the siege.
June aoth, the report of Martin>
Brigade occupying C«b|uitt's snli
ent showed s.soo men for duty. In
Septemlter, when th-y were re
lieved, the totnl force was 700
nothing but living skeletons. Oc
copying the sharpsslient, the work
was enfiladed on both flanks by
dinct fire nnd the mo: tar shells
cam! incessantly down irom above.
Every man was detailed every
night, either 00 guard duty or to
labor wi.h pick and spa ic repairing
works knocked down dating the
day. There was ao shelter that
summer from sun or ram. K
loud could be cooked there but the
scanty provisions were brought in
Wags on the shoulders of men from
the cook yard somemiies distant.
The ration* consisted of one pound
of pork and three pounds of meal
meals lor three days—ao coffee, oc
sugar, no ao grog, n»
toltacep, nothing but the bread and
meat. No wonder that the list ol
officers was reduced to three Cap
tains snd a few Lieutenants with
but one staff officer, (spared through
God's mercy) to this brigade of 70c
skeletons. But every feeble body
contained aa unbrokea spirit and
sfter the Fall mouths came, those
who had not fallen into their graves
or been disabled, returned to tbeii
colors snd saw them wave in vic
tory ia their last fight at Beatoa
ville."
In July their beloved Brigade
Commander. General Martin, war
transferred to North Carolina and
General Kirk land became hk •ac
cessor. General Martin was great
If beloved by bit soldiers. Tfcej
had the most unbounded confi
dence in his military skill and ad
miration for bis personal bravery
illustrated on every battlefield
•beta they hnd followed htm. In
October the brigade was sent to the
Richmond front and parti upated
in the minor engagements of Hen
rico C H„ Charles City Road and
others, maintaining its high reps
la tion for bravery.
Advices having readied General
Lee of the preparation by the Fed
erals of a land and naval expedition
for the capture of Fort Fisher.
Hoke's division was seat to its re
lief. The Stv«mleeath mid parts
of the Forty-second and £ixty-sutb
division and reached WJaiogton
at 1 a. m.. on December a«, and.
aler being lunched at the depot by
the patriotic ladies of that city, took
np the Hnfc of toarck lor Fort Fisher,
the Seventeenth bivoaackiag there
On the night of the saiae day. The
enemy baring effectel a landing
at Port Catling on tSe ocean side
the regiment was withdrawn front
Fort Fisher on the morning of the
ijfr. and moving down the m li
'ary road were ordered to attach
BatlerV troops. Normals con
pony in front, supported by the
balance of the regiment, deployed
as J kirmisbers assailed the enemy.
General Kirklanl in his official re
port said :
*' Lieutenant-Colonel Sharp, Sev
enteenth N. C.. presided clone upon
and drove their skirmish liac back
upon their main body, which was
covered by the guns of at least
thirty men of war l> ing broadside
to the beach. Captain Norman.
Company O, dserres special
notice:"
A Lieutenant and tea men were
captured. The regimect lost three
men killed and twenty wounded in
this engagement.
Before the arrival of the balance
«of our division. Batter had re em
barked bis troops and thus ended
the powdership fiasco and the
military career of this modern FaL
ataff—be being reb«. vod by General
Grant.
The ease with which this land
aad naval attack was repulsed, uu
d-übtedly created in the mind oI
General Bragg and undue feeiing
of aeruritj. Not anticipating a re
newal cf the attack on Fort Fisher,
unfortunately the division was
nltl drawn to Wilmington.
On Ihe after noon of January 14
whilst the rrgimenls of the division
were' on dress parade in Wilming
ton. the enemy had re appcare.
before Fort Fisher and were land
tug their forces, and before the
■lit ision could be transported to
Sugar Loaf, Ihe liu'k of thi K-ili:.«!
forces had landed and. pnhib; thai
night across the peninsula, con
structed a line of field works frcm
the ocean to the Cape Fear, !nu»
cutting off all land communication
l«etwcen Hoke's Division and Fo.t
Fisher. This line of works was
held by a r.cgro division, com
manded by General Tame ami a
white brigade under General Joseph
C ALbott, who afterarards misiep
rescnteJ Forth Carolina in the
I'nit d States Senate.
(Continued in Nest Issue.)
On the first and third Tuesdays
of April, May and June the Friscp
System (Saint Louis & Fran
cisco Railroad ) will hive ou sale re
duced one way and round trip tick
ets from Birmingham. Memphis and
Saint Louis to points in Arkansas,
Missouri, Oklahoma. Indian Terri
tory; and Texas. Write W. T.
Saunders, G. A. P. D., Frisco Sys
tem, Atlanta, Ga., for information.
TOo Pels* a* causa.
The fetch prlco af cotton la stocSHtac
many a bra lay man. much km the av
eraor cotton grower who piaata It tar
all be is worth, whether It he felab er
lew. failure er socceaa. aeya n Heme
and tan writer. Per throe nmsdw
years there has been aseaey to eottsa.
However, take meat. The average
price (whsltealr) hem has linMwnh
per pound. Cora baa beeo aa aa sIU
ace of TS cento per I ash si tor the pa
rted apetlSed. Corn and ant are ae
ceoslttos la the aoutb. While preapeeto
May be hrtcbt tor the cotton farms;
bow amet brighter are they tor tbs
atocfc aad grata farmer? And them Is
and ttussia are easbarfcing to theeefMu
bailsrn Already "advlcea from todia
aad EgypT Sgare eowmtcaoasty to the
moke op ef the warhst touan of nor
•
the psagitoi ef fanatoc a few crops
coca, castor'beans snd tobacco am
aanm the leaders, sad they arohrusd
aulas their territory, aa well aa araa.
rapidly. Hay. grata aad stock farms
ww ruustllals the asutb's greatest
used in sa agrieultaral way. aad here
ta where the rub corneal It taken cap
ital ead experience to make a IUCLISS
to this breach of farming, aad wo am
tacking both. However, here and than
ml farms ef this chanwtrr am
fringing up. and they win prove ob
ject imsuns to mm who will taha m
tbs wort aa a feugm grata, liana aad
A Blue X Mark in the Square Below
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fucjins tHjt yotir ScAsQHptioß Eodbt tsiis lime
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State and General News
A CONDENSED REPORT OF THE IM
PORTANT EVENTS* THATI HAVE HAP
PENED IN OUR STATE AND ELSE-*
WHERE.
STATE HEWS.
The public school in Raleigh
closed to-day until Fall.
The post-office at Jamestown was
robbed last Sunday night.
Trinity College, at Durham,held
its commencement exercises this
week.
The meeting of the teachers of
the Stateis in session at Wrights
rill Beach.
The Retail Grocers Association,
of the State, met in convention at
Raleigh this week. *
The Amtku Society of Civil
Engineers assembled in Asheville
this week in convention. -
The Atlantic Coast Line is ship
ping large quantities of lumber
from New Bern by water.
W. H. Bobbin, of Marion, com
mitted suicide at the Orton Hotel,
ia Wilmington Tuesday morning.
Robert T. Call, of Salisbury, has
been elected State Secretary of the
Young Men's Christian Associa
tioa.
The Soutberu Railway announces
that they will handle free food or
clothing for the flood sufferers in
Sooth Carolina.
The Methodist Church at Hen
derson, was dedicated last Sunday
in the presence of a large crowd.
By a vote of 90 to 28 out of a
registration of 142 South port de
cided to do without saloons in the
future.
The farmers of Cleveland Coun
ty report that croja were damaged
early this week by the heaviest
rain that ever fell there.
The Surfmen's Mutual Associa
tion met in Ocean City, Maryland,
this week, and the meeting was at
tend by seven of North Carolina's
life-savers.
The Town Board, of I.a C.range,
|is*d an ordinance, taking effect
January Ist. com|>elling the saloons
to dese at 9 p. 111. aud not open
before 6 a. 111.
The bank of B. Wanton & Co..
at Shelby, has been increased from
$50,000 to $■ 50,000, and it is now
a national hank—The First Nati
onal Bank of Shelby. V,
The engineers' strike on the Nor
folk & Southern Railroad Company
is assuming set ious projections and
mar cause the shutting down of
many mills in the Eastefn' part of
the State.
Governor Aycock asks that as
many as can give what they can to
the flood sufferers in Sonth Caro
lina, and suggests that ooutribu
lions be sent to Governor Hayward
f that State.
Governor Aycock has been noti
fied by the United States War De
partment that by the allotment of
the military funds for the fiscal
year ending July Ist the State will
ftctire $24,000.
The work of enlarging the Plant
er's Warehouse, at Greenuille, is
now going on. It is said Ihit tht
warehouse is to be 260 x 120 ft. and
will be the largest in the Eastern
part of the State.
The result of the compulsory edu
cation law, of Macon county, will
be watched very closely by all who
are interested in educational affairs
as it is the first compulsory law put
in force in this State.
A quantity of liquor was seized
by govenunent officers between
LaG range and Snow Hill Saturday
night. The liquor was seized
while on a wagon on a public road
and was in the charge of a negro.
For cats, bum, open sores, son
fat». daadm*. falling off oi the hair,
or any skia disease, use Hancock's Li
qssd Sulphur. Sold bjC D. Cantar
|ihi ■ Axloaoa Hassell a Co.. Keith
ft Godwin. _
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WHOLE NO. 193
| Governor Willis J. Bailey. of
Missouri, was wnml Tuesday*
cvcmiig.
& N. D. North. the new Direc
tor of the Census, took the oath of
office Tuesday.
The Americaa'aad Mexican Min
ing Company was incorporated on
Tuesday. Capital J_so.cn 0.000 l
General Leonard Wood is ex
pected to be the first governor of
Moro province. Philippine Idaads.
Two of Baltimore's leading busi
ness men have ben accused of de
franding the I'aited States throagh
the ewtom's ofiee. -•
It is said that the Rockießer-
Gould Interests are trying to se
cure controlling Intel est of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
A train on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad was wrecked
about thirty-miles from Louisville,
Ky. One person was killed and
many hurt.
Hon. W. R. Merriman who re
tires from the position of Director
of the Census, was banqnetted by
many friends at Hotel Willard,
Washington. D. C-. Monday even
ing.
Hast St. Louis, Venice. Madison,
Brooklyn. Newport and Granite,
all of Illinois, and containing a
population oi about 'O,OOO. are all
wholly or partially covered by
watir.
On June 41b Judge Henry C.
Caldwell,of the Eight Circuit Court
of Appeal*, wignnl his |MMtwu
as judge. Judge Caldwell was ap
pointed by President Abraham
Lincoln.
It is said that it was thought best
to have President Roosevelt closely
guarded at Cleveland Thursday.
Cleveland is the home or Cwlgocz,
the assassin of the late President
McKinley.
Two French vessels.the Insulaire
and the Lefcui. collided near Mar
seilles, France, last Sunday, and as
a result over 00c hundred passen
gers of the Leban. which sank,
were drowned.
. The reports from St. Louis. in
I regard to the flood are becoming
more serious each hour. The loss
of life and projierty is at present
uncertain, bnt, when it is known
will be appalling.
~ A pile driver sent to repair Z
bridge near Carlisle, S. C-. which
had been washed away by the re
cent flood, broke through a portion
of the bridge which was standing
and the crew, consisting of three
men, were drowned. .. „ ,
Pennsylvania, *New Yotk and.
New Jersey are suffering from
forest fires which are destroying
millions of dollars' worth of timber _
and, in some cases, horning nj*' 1 1
small villages situated in timbered
r%». *4
sections. *
The list of dead reported *lr > -
Spartenburg. S- C , from the
tion visited by the flood ■«
fifty-eight. The low of
is variously repotted between
500,000 and $4,000,000. while it in
said that about 10,000 people hare
been thrown oat of work.
LiflM mi HMm HM
All hdirm aad children who L llUlll.
the ihorkiag itnia of bxatire ryrwpa.
cathartics, etc.. are melted to try Ik*
faaioas Ulk Bmtj Mima*. They «•
diflereat frma all alktr fHc They da
aot the system. Em a ikakh
dose win aot (rift, aeakea or aria ;
many people call them thratfceEa«y -
Pill. W. H. Howell, Mrnatoa. Tea-,
■ays BoUußg tetter caa be a«ed far am
stipatioa, arfc headache, etc. BcfeMaaac,
Lafayette. lad., aaya aO «*hcn pipe and
riekea. ahOe OeWitta little Early
Rucr* do tbetr «ak *eO a«d caay. Sold
by S. K. Bigg*.
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