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The people's recorder. [volume], December 21, 1901, CHARLESTON EXPOSITION and CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NUMBER, Page 8, Image 20
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THE FARMERS' OPPORTUNITY
OOH ti nu ed Fr otu First Fags
icuuh of a lond on yourself It waa
the last feather which broke thu
mule's bock. Don't make your'pny
meats too large. It's easy to prom- '
ise big things for next fall. but. the
mau who pays one dollar per bushel
for corn meal and ten to fifteen
nen ts a pound for meat .can't save
('Dough out of six or Seven couts
cotton to make lurge payments.
After you and tho owner of the
land hav0 agreed upon
terms, he will give you a bond tor
title, and you in return will give
him your notes, falling duo in one,
two three and four years.. All
papers of this kind should be fixed
np by a Notary Public or a Justice
of the Peace.
Now that your pegs aro named
and set, the next stop is to DHIVB
TOUR PKG8.
Call your family together; tell
them of the plans you have made, j
It it veiy necessary that each one
agrees to help in every wuy to carry
Ont your plan. Ooo balky horse
will kefp the load from moving on.
Of course this means for them hurd
or work, no mouey for ear tings,
finger ring? or showy things of any
kind. It will mean for you to quit
buying corn at one dollar per bushel
and raise euough for your home
supply, It,will mean for you to
sow more oats and wheat. It will
mean foi your wife to stay at home
and raise chickens, eggs and vege
tables to supply the family and to 1
sell. It will mean for all to leave
off buying tobacco, snuff, whisky
and cofiee, drink the milk and
sweeten the hot water with syrup.
Raise everythiug you eat, \y.?\ dou't
* ?"SST8everything you raise. [It also
uieans that the family will have to
do without buying a buggv for a
while. Walk to church and lot the
mule or horse rest on Suuday, if he
has been working all the week, lt
means that the family must not go
on excursion*?. They must not go
to circus shows or ride on "flying
jennies.*' It simply means that
every extra cent, must go into that
FARM.""
Now, if you carefully follow out
these plans, and any other which
are wise, you will be surprised in a
few years to find yourself living at
home ; at your own home.-Tuske
gee Student.
A CURE FOR LOVE.
Take 14 ounces of Dislike. 1 lb.
of Resolution, 4 grs. of Common
Sense, 4 or of Expeiianee, a
large sprig of time, and three
quarts of the cooling of Consider
atioD. Set these over the fire of J
Love- sweeten with the Sugar of
Forgetfulness, skim it with the
fepcon of Melancholy, put it in
the bottom of your heart, cork it j
with the cork of clear coiicience, ?
let it remain, and you will quickly
be restored to your senses ugain;
These things can be had at the
home of Understanding, next
door to Reason, on Prudent street,,
in the Village of Conteutment-I
-?J XT.
REV. D. COOPER; M't
Undertaker.
Ilenler in
COFFINS, CASKRTS
AND BURIAL ROBES.
Embalming the Deadono of my 8 p
Salties, The patronage of
the people solieited.
D. GOOBER* - Agent.
1602 Assembly St. COLUMBIA. 8. 0
Furniture (i
COLUMBIA, NEWBERRY &
LAURENS RAILROAD.
Charleston. Greenville, Columbia
and Atlanta ?Short Linc.
Schedule in Effect October G. 1901.
Emiten) Standard Time.
BUUTU Bul?K I>
Daily.
Lv Atlauta (via s A L).7 45am
Athens.H* loam
Klbertou.ll I?am
Abbeville.12 22pm
Greenwood ....'.12 40pm
AK clinton.. .(binher) ....1 35pm
??HTH BOU N b"
Daily, j
LV. clinton.... (Dinner).... 2 10pm
Greenwood.: * . '3 05pm
Abbeville.3 33pm ?
Elberton.4 40pm
Athens.5 43pm
j Ar. Athena . .(vin s A L).8 00pm
bOb'TlI UOU NU
I Dally.
LV. Glenn springs (c & w c) 10 00a ni
Bpurtaubuig.10 43pm
Greenville.lit 50am
AH. Laurens (Dinner). 1 3?pm
KOitTII bOl'NL).
Daily.
r.v. Laurens....(Dinner.).... 2 10pm
Greenville.3 25pm
Bpartnnburg.3 20pm
Ar. olt'-nn springs (c & W C) 4 OOpm
BOUTU BOUND
?NO. aa. No. 53,
Lv. Laurens. 0 00;tni .2 02\<m
Parks.G 10am 2 08pm
Clinton.U 4<):im 2 22pm
Gold ville.0 5,Sam 2 32pm
Ki nurd - .... ? 08uni 2 30pm
Gary. .7 17atn 2 40pm
Jalapa.7 20am 2 51pm
Newberry.8 tHiain 3 i>Gpm
F ros pe ri i y. 8 25tun 3 20pm
SligliH.8 42.1111 3 30pm
i Little Mountain 8 55ain 3 34pm
Chap?n.U loam 8 45pm
Hilton. 0 24am 3 51pm
white Kock_9 2 ila in 3 55pm
Balen ti ne. 9 3Tutn^^^Hbmi
: ; L ino. . -^JrfB
Lea ph ai L J?k
\rrive *'.-U'wflBBB?!
NOUTHBOL'N D
*No. 80. No. 52.
Leave Columbia 12 30am ll 20am
? Loaphart.12 48am ll 33.un
! Inno . 1 00am ll 4?Jam
j Halen ti ne. 1 loam ?.ll 40nm
white Hock_L 24um ll ?54am
Hilton.1 2 On in 11 57am
Uliapii.1 30am 12 03pnr
Little Mountain 1 50am 12 15pm
Slighs.2 02am 12 20pm
Prosperity.... 2 22am 12 2l)piu
Newberry.3.00am 12 42pm
Jalapa.3 22am 12 55pu
Gary .3 3lam 1 00| ll
Kinard.3 40utn 1 oSpii
Goidviile.3 51 nm I 12pti
Clinton. 4 30am 1 25pn
Parks. 4 50am 1 40pn
Ar Lanreuptc K&I.)5 00am I 4?pu
Lieut I Down . Head L p
3 10p I Iv Colnmbiti(ACL)Ar | ll 13i
4 33p j ... .Sumter_ ?1? 51i
7 40p I Ar. Char!eaton Iv. j ? QOi
* Dally 1-Veigin except Sunray.
For rates, imetaolcs, m fur the
information call ou any agt or writ,
l?E? [1MITED
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
Seaboard Air Line itchedulo i
effect May 2fi. 100L_
No. titi, JSo. 34
E. T. b\ 'J
Lv. Columbia 4:40am 7 l2pi
Lv Haleigh 10 37am 12 Ipi
At Petersburg 2 45pm 5 48.?t
Ar Richmond 3 31pm ti 32ai
Ar Washington 7 05am 10 lOai
Ar Baltimore ll 25pm ll 25ai
Ar Philadelphia 2 50am 1 3tipi
Ar New York G30am 4 25pi
Lv Columbia 4 40am 7 12pi
Ar Port sinon ih 5 50pm 7 00-u
Nu. if. NoT?
?~_C T. OJ
?,v U.mimotu 1 O.min ll 4?'ai
Ar Savannah 4 52am 1 47p
Ai Jacksonville 9 15am 610pi
Ar Tampa 5 40pm 615a
Train No. OG nukes close cot
nection a t Washington with tl
Pennsylvania Railway's Bu fifa
night express arriving in Bufia
at 7 25am.
Magnificent vestibuled trains at
through .Pullman sleeping cain bi
weeu ntl principal points.
OUTHERN BUL WAY.
SoTiortnie In EHoot Jlno. 30. ti?01
MOHTflWAltD.
Lv. Columbla.tC. D'
*" Columbia,i.H Hf
Ar. Charlotte.
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A I". MtrhlHond
Ar. Lynuhhurg .
" A\ ii^tiiiiiii (m.
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" Philnd.'lpttia
" Ni-w Y<?rk.
Ashovillo, Atluntw *t|ifl ?Jinoiiiiiuti.
I'j No. 9. I No. 13.
Cv. CVlumbln.tlfnlon Dopa |~7 21 am 1 i ?K> um
Ar. Siinriiinliniv . ..._ /{lOSlnntl ulOnm
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.Daily Kicupt Sunday.
Double daily train* liutwvon Columtiia ?.
New York.
Arrival ?f Train ?ki C?l???aU. 9. C.
'1'ruiiiH arriva from NMV Yuri? itml Wasliinf
initton .( Illtfndisg slr?-?t Maiion at 1:1U u m.
.ml 11 :?:> a. m. From Olrcwnvillaavnl N?;\vl)orry
. t Uiiton Dfpot at :t:fnrp. m. ?nil tl:b? v- >?.
From Ai lunta ??ra*nvilli!, As'uavill* and Spar
tnnburi* nt Union D*SJK?I at 2:15 p. nu ?nd U:UI
I?, m. From Jnck^oiivilln, ^?T?iin?n, eic. at
MtuulinK Htro<.i atari ion at .'?:]& n. in. and a:80p.
m. From An^iiHta nt Union Drpct 2.10 a. m.
At Kliimling Mrrei J.:KJ II. m. and 5.45 p. m.
nally.
NON. !? and :Ui. ' U. P Fast Mail." TUraitRh
Pullman ilrnwinK-room 1-ulTot sleopin? cfirsl.e
twai-n .l.t. kiMiavule. Columbi? und New York;
fMfobetwi au AiiKuntn.i'olnmbiuaud Charlotta.
Non. :;3 und III. New Yorlc and Florida Kx
pr??w. FnUinrtu Draw rv g-room slaepinB car ba
twi-an Jackson.vllln. .?.avnunnli, < '<ilumina.
TTaatiiuKirui nmi Nc?* York; ala-? lwtw?i:n An
an?.? aad N>*' Y.irlc. Dining eur betweou
Cl..iriettaaad Snvnnnuh
No?. * ?nd ll Klugunt Huffrt I'nrlar Ctir?,
Hatwr-ji tibnrlenton. Kum morville. Columbia
?aid ??ImvtlJ?.
NIM. Iii ami 10 Pullman ali rrpini- c.-?r? bet wea?
OBariiVut! mm ArfliaviDe ?ia Columbia.
No. tl throui*h Pwllmnn .lireidn* ear bi'twean
Ja- y*v>?\ ?li?. Columbia un? ?JinrlJauati.
R. W. HUNT. D. I*. A.. Charleston, 8. V.
StAKU. M4SKON, J. M. GULP.
t'nlr.t V P. ?e Moo. l?gr. T. M.. WnsliinK'toa.
S. H.HAKDW1CK. W. ll TAY1.??K,
I- I' A v. ;,.HM. n. A. (4. P. A.. Atlnnta.
C.C. JOHNSON, M. D.
1101 Plain Street.
9 A. M.
2 to 4 P. M
6 to 3 P- M. .
-BO'-'H 'PHONES IGn.
di?y "?tToxir
BREA DS,
RO LLS
CAKES;
PIES
WARNEKES
16?2 MAIN ST
NEW SYSTEM
TT1
.. ::^vr>v*-'r*-v '-i-f- J
Dit. <; i-.<?. K. IIAR1HNU
Tho Uol.v l'uliitoas Tooth Kxtruutor in tho Si al
DENTAL OFFICE..
1316 MAIN STREET
I AI H I LK we may concedo the elo
l/ll quenee. expressed by Hotne of
? ? our competitors in their adver
tisements, we always prefer tho Am
ph; but decisive language of facts,
without itidulgiug in a lot of idle
words. Wo assert right here that no
Dental Office in this city can exc?l
us in the durability of our dental
woik, thcpainlessness of our n?eth
ods, nor the quality of the material
wo use. The Dentist who tells yeu
that he doe? the best work at lowest
prices, less than fair pricos depends
on your credulity. Wc depend upon
your reason, and upon the best qual
itv of our work and thu fairness of
su(di charges ns these :
AiL'TOr TPCTH Sp,chU ^g.oour
OOLO riLtlNOS l.oo UR
fclLVHR rILM NU* 4oe. UP
dOLD CROWN* a.oo 'jp
DRU>OCWORK per Tooth ?400
rATRACTIN?. E'alalcM 100.
w. E. MCCORD, D. D. S.
_OPERA TOR
1316 /Wain Street. RememuerSign of a Big Tooth 60llimt)1a, S. G
wv
$
88? Ladles and Gentiemcns
if
ls
j DESK . SUBJECT:
We are away ahead-ahead
in variety and quality, and
everything but Price. The
PRICE is where you will be
d. We have Desksg^la
hogonized. Mahogony, Birds
Eye Maple Desks at $3.50to
$75.00, This Desk Depart
ment is a regular Art Exhi
tion. Won't you visit it ?
I ?treetV?il MCtrC'S
Cheapest store.;
in Tue state,
^^Clothing. Hats, Shoes and Gents'
Furnishings Wholesale and Retail
. I. J. MILLER, roprietoris ?e,ll,,?the l,esl soods for Iess mon!. *
I " ,lT, minni i_ . I Ililli tilly store in the state. See rm
j Of HE FLAG, COmniDia, prices ami be convinced.
four liiindrcdd?vereoats, nil wool from $2.00 up lo (4 00
150 worster mid Oottonnde Suns tor men from to $5.00
I ?00 mnsl better gracie fresh from N Y market $6 to $12 50
j F>ANTSI RANTS7? Il? se^8 **?e hegt $2.00 Panto in
" lhe WorM. Ihist i ?no Dollar Shoe in town for men and women, al?
rt better grades from $1.50 to $3.50.
j <^^~BOYS' KNEE SUITS:
I The nobbiest in tiie Mute, from ? .00 to S?.00. Tell your father to
'buy your winter suit from the FLAG, If you cannot. CC me yourself
U?nd your older tb rougit the mails, and it will be pt om pt ly fillled.
Gjods guaranteed for fit and ijuaility or money refunded
; -Special Discounts o Ministers and Students.
i
I Don't Forget the Place, WOO MA IN Corner of Taylor Street
j L J. MILLER, PROPRIETOR

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