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Knox Land Co- Lott.
I have two or three Iota of the Knox
Land Co. unsold. Parties desir
ing to purchane should do t«o before
Feb. 1st. After that date tiiey will be
rented for the year 1000.
Salem,
Tommy Evk.
We lmve been having u great
deal of ruin, ami most of the far
mers are behind with their pl**w-
”>g-
I see Hint l lie grain is coming
nut and looking very well.
Mr. George May and lus sen
Claud-, and Master Walron Lho*
den were the guests of Mr. Jesse
Wall Sunday Inst.
Mr. A, Jj. Ivey was a guest of
Mr. ]j. Curtis Dunawav lust Tues
day night.
Mr. C. ft. Wall and Mr. Judsori
Wall were guests of their father
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* t Bumbry night.
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day last,
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you.
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me of a severe and dangerous throat and lung trouble, and I’ve
been a well man ever since.- G. 0. Floyd, Merchant, Kershaw, 3. C.
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Dentist,
Will be at Thomson the
Foil Need it in Your Home
The Cough Syrup that
rids the system of a cold
by acting as a cathartic on the
bowels Is
OF ATLANTA, GA.
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Sweefwafer
By Tilly.
Well as I have been absent for
some time I will try to write you
alia few lines this fold day.
I hope this little* bund has not
forgot me for I am sure I have not
to-gotten them nnd love to read
each and every letter that, is
written.
The farmers around here are
behind with there work on account
of so much rain but 1 guess it is nil
for the best.
Mr. \V. V. lsdtil is spending a
few days with daughter Mrs. B.P.
Paul and others friends of Briar
creek.
Mr. J. M. Ansley arid Mr. Jesse
Ansley and w'fc attended services
at. iron Hill Suturdny
The writer lmd the pienrure of
speeding Sunday afternoon with
Mrp. J. U, Ansley.
I will close with love to all.
THE McDUFFIE PROGRESS, Thomsen, Ga.
THE SOUTHERN RURALIST
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C. A. Cary, Professor Veterinary Science, Alabama Agricultural College, Veter
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ts 1 Copyright* die.
Ins a akoteh anS daacrtnttqn na
im our opinion frae wliathar a
•ohahly patantahla. Comtmmln
mftdantfal. HANDBOOK on 1‘ateul
•I annoy toraocarmapManta.
in tbrouah Mann kXo. raoah
hcUU noilct, without chary a. In lutft
Scientific American
llluatrntnd we skip,
r wlonllSfl Journal,
ntla, |L Bold by all
[}q 3CI Broadway, l
I.nraaat elr-
Torino. f:t a
nawadealero.
, " IIOII
hi V St, Washington,
Hickory Grove,
By Ci.akkndon.
Wc are haring a lot of ruin in
this part, off' the country and it
seems Hint winter time is about lo
come again. We hope the fruit will
not get lulled.
The writer visited McDuffie Satur
day night with Eld* J . J. Penning
ton and family, and attended
preaching at Iron Hill Sunday,
Elilcr John A. CargiKof Stevenson
Ala*, preached an able sermon to
a large and attentive congregation
Brother Cargile lias a host of
friends here who are always glad
to s-e him ami hear him preach.
Our Jefferson people who atten
ded preaching at Iron Hill Sunday
were Messers J. L. Wren A.J.
Wren M. W. Young James Russel
13tl Adams S. A. H, Stephens
Robert and Grover Anderson
Enter Guy; Missies Flossie and
Jessie Guy Mrs - Susan Anderson 1
and daughter Mr. Bob Anderson ;
and wife.
Miss Mattie Carrol of Augusta
is visiting friends in Jefterson
this week.
Mr. Mrs - J S Brooks visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M Ander
son last Sunday.
Mr Lonzie Mat hers ami family
and Miss Lena Prescott spent Sun-
lav with his parents near Spread.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Young
are visiting their daughter Mrs,
Johnson of Dearing.
Miss Jollio Lucky spent one
night. Iasi, week with Miss Susie
■ Wiggins.
Miss Myrtle Bury hill was the
1 ,uest of Miss Tessie Harrison one
! 1 night last week.
I As news is scarce I will close for
• this time.
AND BOILERS
i,w, Lath and Shlnale MUIa. Injaatoro,
Fumna and Flttlnga, WsodSawa,
•haft., PUlUya. Halting, Oaaoltaa laflaaa.
uaowjTocK LOMBARD,
fundi], Hithlni and Bwlir Work! wd lippl]
AUGUSTA, GA.
CANIL MILLS and EVAP
ORATORS.
Born That Way.
There la perhaps no point cn which
the librarian anil chllil disagree so en
tirely ns thut of the proper condition
or the hands. A child whose hands
were black with dirt solemnly stated,
"1 was horn that way.” Another de
clared that the doctor said ‘‘he must
not wash his hands till the weather
gift warmer.” Another whispered.
"Teacher, that’s the color of my skin."
A boy who brought hack a book with
Its cover soiled and greasy refused to
pay the fine and finally brought Ida
mother in to speak In his behalf. We
had been very unjust and unkind to
her hoy, she said, "for he Is very care-
#2.’. He puts his book In the Icebox,
where the baby can’t get It, anil noth
ing but our food and Willie's book*
e»'er goes In that Icebox.”—Library
Journal.
J Early Cabbage Plants Guaranteed td Satisfy Purchaser
About ter day*
Earliest Flat
THESE ARE THE KIND THAT MADE SOUTH
Fine, Medium Slxe.
Excellent Shipper.
Delicious for Table.
later than E. Jersey.
A full size larger.
Cabbage. A large
yielder and a good
CAROLINA FAMOUS FOR CABBAGE GROWING
Maker,
THE ORIGINAL
clone. The incident took place in th*
early days of Jackson.
A terrible tornado passed over th*
little settlement. It wns so stronc
hardly anything could stand liofore 1'
Houses and hams were leveled, tree,
were* whirled uhout In the air like
sticks, anil men and women were
caught up nnd carvled along for reds.
One house was razed to the ground,
and chairs, tables, beds, bedding nnd
children want dying nboiut in the wind
The father of the family, snatching his
babies from the rrnle grasp of the roou
ster, thrust the little folks' heads
through two rnllB of a fence and left
them thus secured, with their lop
dangling in the wind. He tbeu went
to look after his other property.
The fire little children remained safe
t» their fastening and, uninjured, out
rede the tetnpe**
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HONEY and TAR
Cutes Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat ln
and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption yellow
A. J. Mathews.
Simple Remedy hor La Grippe
I.a grippe coughs are dangerous as tliey
fre juently develop into pneumonia. Fo-
loy'a Tl.mv
UP-TO-DATE
MONEY TO LEND
I have for sale several small tracts of
land near Thomson. One twenty acres,
one -5 acres, one forty acres, and one
fifty-six acres. Any one desiring a
small farm near town can buy from toe.
4f. i!>A r Fa*mh».
Cheap Rates and Good Terms
if you want to borrow money on
your rial estate, can on me and I 1 hink
1 can make it *0 vour interest.
V/„rABLE FAIIMS ANI* To»K I JUT
and Tar not only stops the
cough l>u» heals and strcu^ihenB tho li uga
*0 that 110 serious A-sults need b« feared.
The genuine Foley's {loucy and Tar con
tains no bAuiiul drugs and ia in a yello v
package. It fu'u substitute.}. A.J. Math-
Job WarK
Ofiiee-
!s A Specialty
Patents
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mgk EARLY HEADERS
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