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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
KNIGHTS AS ANARCHISTS.
10000 Members of The Order Ask
the Court 10 Grant IL New Trial.

the Court 10 Grant IL New Trial.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA joint meeting of
the Knights of Labor District Assemblies
Nos. "a and 81, which have a membership
OF about 10000, and include all the
knights in this city and county, was held
last night to take action concerning the
trial and sentence of the condemned An
archls's. The District A ssemhly rec ntlv
passed resolutions on the subject, aud
asked No. 81 to indorse tn IN. The la ter
oody decided that the subject was OF such
Importance that iolnt session OF both
assemblies shonld be held, at which all
me Knights OF Labor OF CnOk county
should be represented. About 400 Knights
were present, and The follo wing decara
ton of their attitude ON the verdict was
agreed to with only few dissenting
voices:
We believe that the verdict in the recent
trial condemning seven men to death and
sentencing one to fifteen years imprlson-
ment was an outrage on common justice
and an assault on free speech and the
right OF the people TO peaceably assemble
Tor discussion OF their grievances. We
believe that there IS an ever increasing
sentiment among the common people OF
ms country that our courts of justice are
TOO frequently manipulated in the interest
OF wealth and power, aud hat those who
are poor are frequently outraged in our
courts In the name of the law. Believing
mat the late trial was conducted ny he
prosecution with malace and prejudice,
utilizing as il did infnrmers, dsreputable
Pinkertons and perjured gilIers, and
bailIR who declared that he wou not
summon any one as juror who, in his
opinion, was not in favor OF hanging.
We therefore express the hope tnat the
supreme Court OF the State OF Illinois
ma grant a new trial 90 that the ever
growing conviction among the common
Deople-namely, that courts of law are
oDly in the interest Of the rich-lnay not
find additional pronf In this inslAnce.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
Germany's Budget.

BERLIN. Dec. l-rhe Reichstag today
concluded it's discussion OF tue budget.
IL was decided TO refer certain sections to
ne Budget Committee and 20 deal with
The remainder at the plenary sitting o.
the House. In the course oi the debate
Herr Jacoby, Secretary OF State tor the
Imperial Treasury. denied tnat the estab-
llshment OF / bacco monopoly formed
part OF The programme OF the government.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
LADY CAMPBELL GAINING.
A Former Lady's Maid Breaks Down
Under Cross-r Examination.

Under Cross-r Examination.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The hearing OF the
Campbell divorce suit was resumed TO-
day. Rosa Baer, formerly lady's maid to
the plaintiff, testified lor the defense. She
told very circumstantial story OF her
kuowledIe of the eliminating circum.
stances OF Lady Collins relations with
the Duke of Marlborough aud Chef Shaw
OF the London Fire Department, but upon
a sharp cross-examinatIon she brOke
down, badly contradlcted herself and de-
MED some OF her former statements
Nearly every one OF Miss Baer's admis
sions under crOss-examInatlOn provoked
excitement and a sensation in view Of
tn ir damaging effect upon tnat side .
The case which was largely built upon
what she had previously aIed In writing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
CT riuu 5Uc. on the uoilar.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. IA rumor. Of
the failure Of Corduzo Il o., retail dry
goods merchani $, was IN circulation mere
tonight. Aninvestigatlon proves that Il
p. Lyons. junior memhef OF the tlrm, Is
IN New York negotiating TOR 5O per-
cent. compromise win the creditors
No deed ut assignment mas oeen hIed uere'
and Corhozo saws none viii he. Toe as
sets % of the concern are $4,000 and the
liabilities $40 0OO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
SEEN AT HIS DOOR.
T,uopts Hurned TO Death.

READING, PA Dec. 1-GeOrge seaman
and Jainrs Selders. aged y aud Ia years
respectively, absented themselves from
school Yesterday sud, beng afraid OF pun
Ishment iron their parents, diu not K ,
nome but crawled between two not ovens
at the Henry Clay furnace, where tbel
we're suff Gated and burned almost be-
,und recognition. Their bodies we're not
toupd untIl late thia afternoon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
Three KI.Ied wnile Drank.

wILKEsBARRE. PA, Dec. Three
Hdng ar ans, joan COOalack. JO0n Wer
ner and Andrew K0ako, wnn were lying IN
a drunken 81 ep on the tra"k OF the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western railroad
near PittstOn this evening. were struck
BY passenger train and instantly killed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
BLAZING FORESTS.
A SKELETON Eonnd.

WINDSOR, FLA, Dec. !. - Monday q
Coroner's inquest was b. ID by @. II.
Thomas, Justics OF the Peace, en- a sksle-
utn found 10 the woods two miles from
Grove Park. here we're no signs OF vio-
enee. L. il believed the party died from
disease. From tue clothing and hymn
book found, the body is believed TO be that
of a negro named Edward Fuller, wna
came here four years ago from Miiien, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
Secretary whItney,s ECONOMY.

M" " tAsHiNGroN, Dec. 1.-Secretary Whit
ro',. ro' Das 'enJ TO the commandant of eacn
+" navy YARD in the United States an order
No. ut,Ile the marine guard as far as
Tnoo,loie n., IN the place or civilian watch
n,,a'.u ,u ana snip keepers. The measure Is
sIa'v,E atl economical one. There are
iio. .ul 10 men employed in these capaci-
tbirS. anu II Is adm tied that about TWO
mus ol them will be displaced.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
nhio NIiners strike.

COALITION, o., Dec. ALI the miners
in this (tne seventy district, 1910
1000 in number, came out this morning.
% "A refusal hy the operators 10 grant an
Increase OF DC. per ton for m nng. A
determined
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
Tnr.e Bows lIruMmu,l.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. Last night
hree bo, =. TWO sons Of John Lee aged 5
and years resi- ectlvely. aud son Of
Rpbert Pulver, AGED years, were
drowend at JOY, village in Wayne
county. They went on the ice In a mill
pond aud broke through.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02

IN ,t'F A'FShlNGroN, ID C. Tho conferees
NEE, ulef'State commerce bill did not
erar, p'uay. Mr.. REAGAN received a ttle.
he wnn,Gm ,i9m Representative Crisp sayin.
the cou,u arrive tomorrow morning, and
,o.mor,erence was postponed till noon
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
IhUpbp'S Conta.t

N" AIsHiNGToN, Dec. 1.--The friends OF
+, IL 1,Noe, the contestant Of Speak r
SEM seat, say that he viii be repre-
Bn,Ioua III lhe contest by Benjam +.
sho,,eI ana Will have the surpGrt of tue
raw l-anlzali0ns. IL is intended, they
O!, Or5 W make as much capital lor tue labor
n"NIEutIOns as pnssihle on Of Il.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
ARAVIShER LYNCHED.

Whites Frustrate an Attcmpt by
Negroes to- Rescue the Prisoner.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Dc. 1.-Cesar
Robinson (colored), who assaulted Miss
l. zzie Bowie with criminal inleEt in tn
public road Monday morning, was lynch
ed At Florence last night. Miss Bowie le
a very strOnG woman and fought I'd
negro desperately until relief arrived.
r Ibinson VAS arrested Monday night and
lodged in tue florence guard mouse TIL
Tuesday nj nj, when AN attempt OF a
crowd of negroes to rescue him was de-
teated and lynching followed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
Am,ierdan's kA,gnts.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Dec. 1.--Tbe ex-
amInat,on OF the 10b knlvhts of Labor
pickets al Amsterdam was to-day ad-
journed until Monday. All the knltting
mills are starting up with non-union help
Tne impr- ssion prevails that the Knights
will he dpfeYt ted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02

BRUSSELS, Dec. l.-Tne police au-
thor, est elm convinced tuat the trieves
who stole the mail from the Ostend ex-
pres,On saturday are In Euglaud, nave
abandoned their search on the continent
and have sent detective To London to
IracA the rnhhnra. ------
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
Four Negroes Lynched.

DEKALB, TEX, Dec. -Four negroes
were lyncued IA LhlS county On Monday
night Tor the mu der OF IA farmer named
George Taafe. Tue murder occurred III
Indian Territory. Tue negroes were
taken by force I ON the Texas Ulcers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
!" NIX Dircctuls Al nt Sea.

po,. 'INNV'Vb , III UI DEN.
Of tbo LAND, Mr., Dec. 1.-Tbe directors
thew Osnal National Bank state that
pnfspe,aan peannot yet tell what methods wsre
nppt ", ov Blackstone In his em5ezzl =
md ,iunley are still examining the books.
lninaita make statement when the ex.
a SlooOu Is hnisned. Blackstone's bond
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
lek'ean , Cattle rnirves Caught.

c'.NN'ean Cattle thirVes Caught.
AeY,nraai iEsToN, TEN, Dec. 1.-Twelve
lNent'an cattle tnieves were captured
ty ny mics above Laredo this mornin :
Saocppoossse ol Texans under Deputy sheriff
beef was a large quantity OF dress d
al.n as found In their possession, and
have b""enty stolen horses. This band
for tbo zen preylng on American ranc hmen
'ue past six montha.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
NIrOunfIe,s Jurors.

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-At tue time OF the
adjournment OF the court this att rnoon
eleven jurors IN the McQuade trial bad
been made.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
A I,ocount,ve's Boiler Bursts.

AUSTIN, TEX, Dec. IA locomotive
on the Texas Central exploded It's nniler
near Media ie station to-day, kililn- ire
man Jonn Hart anu deraiilnS Two
coaches.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
oCoNNoR COMES TO BLOWS.
Police Break up IA Meeting of Ma
tionalists at Cork.

LONDON, Dec. 1.--ArchbIshop Walsh,
Of Ddblln, informed IA Pail Mall Gazette
reporter who interrogated him concern-
ing United lreland's rent movement, that
he was at first startled and grieved at the
plan of the campaign which the leaeue
had adopted but he had since been con-
vinced OF its equity and necessity. He
did not fear thar the church would lose
rs moral influence over The people.
movement WAS imperative 10 eslabltsh y
rent-bXing tribunal which would tie IN.
dependent OF landlord and tenant alike.
social order in Ireland depended upon
me success OF this movement.
Two hundred elrls to-day attacked and
pelted with mud Dailti and nls assist
ant, who were serving wrts ut iectment
upon tenants on Lord DillOn's estates IN
Bally haunis. Tue men beat IA nasty re-
treat, leaving their horse, car aud papers.
Commoner O'COnn0r presided to-day al
meeting at Cork. loroe of police Al.
rived on the scene, wnen the crowd ted.
IL Is alleged tnat Mr.. O'Counor and the
District INSPECTOR came TO blows, ana
that the members eyeglass was smashed
and also that Messrs. Tanner aud O'Shea,
members OF Parliament, who we're pres
ent, were roughly handled by the police.
j. Mundella, formerly President oi
the Board OF Trade, speaking at Sheffield
toni ht, eulogized the patriotism and
honesty OF John Dillon. he himself had
beard Lord ClanrIcarde denounced In
government circles IL stronger te1ms than
were now us, d against Mi. UIllon.
AT Liner ok and Waterford National
lists have been nominated tor the position
OF Sheriff IN order to compel the Vicerol
to appoint a Nationalist, the people de
siring sheriff who viii uoJ manipulate
tue jury panels at the behest OF the gov
ernment.
NATIONALIST TRIUMPPS.
DUBLIN, Dec 1.--rimotuy ID, sullivan
has been cleo ed Lord MavOr OF Dublin
MIR. Oheeie. SOLICITOR, mas been eiec'ed
Mayor OF Limerick. Botn Messrs. SUN.
van aud Okeete nave pledged themselves
TO refuse any hOnOrs whIol may be offered
hy the Queen during the jubilee year.
John Dllon heads the list OF cand dIdates
Tor tue oftce Ol High Sherlti of DuUlIn.
Alderman Richard Power has been re-
elected Mayor Oi Waterford.
Earl OF Il me has been elected Grand
Master Ol Gne Orange Lodge.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-02
STORE HOUSES BURN ED.
Three Pawkin-v le Firms Lose
$1,000 with S3.S 90 insurance.

$1,000 with S3.S 90 insurance.
HAwKINsvILLE, GA, Dec. I.-About
O'Clock this morning the wooden store
houses occupied by Wimberly a. Horne
and II. M. BasemaL, dealers In general
merchandise, aud Rogan Bros. & Co.,
dealers in sash, doors and blinds, were
destroyed by fire. Only n few goods were
saved. The fire was first discOve ed in
the upper part OF the building. 1t il not
known how IL originated. The building
was the property OF ROgan Bros. II Co.,
ho estimate tneir total loss al $4,000.
Their insurance 10 $1,000. Wimbprlsy Il
Horn. lose 81 000 amt nave insurance Of
$1,000. Ii. NJ. Ba>eman loses 81 900 and
has insurance for 81 ono
BLAZING FORESTS.
CHARLESTON. ). C., Dee. l.--Exteusive
and de-tructlVe forest fires are ra sIng he
tween this city and sumter on the CentraI
.ailroad OF South Carolina, a d stance
OF ninety miles. Al Monck's Corner,
tnIrty-one miles from the city, manv plan-
tati0n buildings are reported to b ave been
DESTROYED. At the Stoney Landing BRICK
works Dire surrounded tne buildings, but
was beaten back alter 1t had destroyed
over a hundred cords o. wood. A Corral
railroad train from Columbia Tonight had
TO ron between walls oI ure miles IN
lergth and extending up 70 the tracks.
The fires swept into Florence yesterday,
but the town was saved by a herulean
effort.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-06
Prohibition.

While We do not know whether our people
arc relying upon the old petition to the Lcgis-
laturc. or whether they will get up a new one.
or whether they expect our members to act
without further instructions, or whether they
intend to let the matter drop, VIC are not IN
formed. But we are inclined to think that
the Prohibitionists have gained greatly in
members 10 the Legislature. If we are not
mistaken the Senators from Anderson and
Iaurcns at the last session were for license.
We know that the newly elected Senators
from these counties are solid for the temper
ance cause. The Abbcvillc delegation is solid.
These facts lead us to believe that the temper
ance movement may get the desired Lesis:a-
ton at the next session. The people of this
county, we believe, are largely in favor OF
Prohibition. We understood from their let
terS to the Press and Banner that all of the
delegation favor the enactment OF law au-
thorizing the people to vote on the question
If VIC have interpreted their letters correctly,
then they arc bound to take steps toward
Prohibition without further ado about 1t.
We certainly think that some of the mcm-
bers Of the Legislature have pledged them
selves to this course, while VIC are perfectly
sure that no one of them can vote against
such measure, since the pledges they have
made.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-06
Charleston Versus the Country.

"There Is not money enough in Charleston
to enable owners of property to rebuild and
restore the houses and scores that have been
destroyed or prostrated by the earthquake-
NeWS and Courier.
AS a rule, We presume, 1t is difficult for
individuals at any time and at any place to
restore their wrecked fortunes. We have
found 1t so in Abbevile. But in Abbcville,
after every fire, somebondy builds up better
houses than were destroyed. If there Is a
need or use for the destroyed houses in Char
lesion, the money and the capital will be
found TO rebuild them. There is no doubt
about this. We suspect that one reason
house-5niiders cannot get money is the fact
that they want 1t at four per cent The mon.
cy-lcndcrs IN Charleston seem to have an in
definite amount of money to lend out to coun-
try people at ten per cent. with incidental
conditions. Let the Charleston people bor-
row this money.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-06
TIE SEVEN KILLED CITY.
Her Railroad and Her Merchnnts.-
Her Citizens and Her Visitors.
LowNDEsvILLE- S: C &C

LowNDEsvILLE- S. c rOct-6l 1856.
Judge j. +. Lyon and McsSrs. j. w. Sfsn
and p. b. Speed, OF Abbeville, were in our
town recently.
Miss Kate Ionax and Miss Cary Tenant
are visiting friends In Anderson.
Our community Y was honored last week By
the presence Of Miss Kate Hester the charm.
ing and accomplished daughter OF Capt. $. J.
Hester who was visiting Miss Annie b. Wat
kins.
Mr.. w. G. Johnson, our efficient depot
agent is Off this morning for Augusta. Ga, on
business connected with the road. Mr.. H. #,
HucSabce Is occupying his place ut the depot
during his absence.
Prof J. F. Harper Is now sporting fine
pair of Hambletonian horses. We saw him
driving Friday atterr ION and lie looked well
Messrs. T. Baker & Son are. building two
brick stores on thier lot recently bought from
be occupied AS soon as completed. by Mr.
NJ. b. Arnstein, all enterprlsing and progress
sive merchant from Anderson.
We now have two double daily passenger
trains which are great convenience 10 ou1
people and the public generally.
Our little town Is certainly on q boom. Our
merchants are selling II lbl bna5ing mt 81:
cents per yard; new arrow ties AT St.25 pei
cents and all other goods In proportion, and
they are paying as much for cotton Us any o
our neigtTb0ring markets.
DR.. J. b. Moseey has recently had his hOtel
TGphlTGu DOlH lHSlOc anu OutclQCy WulSh
greatly improves its appearance.
DR.. J. +. Baskin has the timbers here for re-
modelling his house.
The Methodist parsonage is being remodel
ed and otherwise greatly improved
Mr.. W'%Gine- the notO'iouS Canadian
prophet, did nrOst certainly have the "wrone
SOW by the ear'' In his attempt to prophesy
the earthquake ke OH the 29th uito. Inasmuch
as he has made such q total failure in refer
ence to the weather and earthquake, think
he had best let them run their "own mer-
shcens' unless he is anxious TO get up rep
utation rs the boss liar
Judge J. s. Cotlrran has beer esccted to rep
resent the Third Congressional District lr the
Fiitieth Congress. All wto know him recog-
nize his ability, his experience and fitness tor
public life. AS a wise counsellor during the
darkest period OF our history, he made re-
cord which entities him TO the lasting grati-
tude Of all good citizens. His election Is In
exact accord with the expectations of those
who know his patriotism and capacity for
wise legislation. HAWkE1E.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-06

The examination Of The teachers for tho
public schools took place in the Court llous'
on Friday.
The following were given first grade Ger
titcatn upon examination:
j. \. Reid, j. l.. Sibcrt.
The following were admitted upon dlplo
mas
Miss Susie Y. Calhoun, Miss Carey l.. Cal
hnun, Miss Annie T.. Agnew, Miss Allie Pruit
Mrs. {. W. Hodges.
SECOND GRADE-wHITE.
Miss jennie McTlwaine, Miss Leila Nc.
Ilwainc, W. II. W. Moore.
THIRD GRhDE-CoI0RED.
John Reynolds, John Adams, y. II. Chap
man, \. }, Hampton, Daniel Pprric, AlcXan'
der Richcy, w. W. Fisher. X. j. Smith
J oscplnc Reynolds Adelaide Crawford,
Henrietta GOggans, Sallic Carveal, II. y,
Smith, Carrie l.. Walker,
REJECTED-COLoRED.
W. II. Boyd. J. \. Chalmers.
FIRST GRADE-CO1ORED.
We learn that Il first grade certificate has
been granted to kittic >. EichCy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-06
OF Course Not.

"Nobody asks that the State should givc
these people the money to restore their ruin
should lend them her credit on good security
so as to enable them to get the money needed
at cheap rates. There need not be II dollar
lost to the State in thus doing, whilst mt the
cal emporium on its feet again. Columbia
Register.
Nobody who is appealed to 60 anothers
security Is ever told that he will have the
debt to pay. The above paragraph is the
regular orthodox promise, or assurance that
there is no danger in promising to pay the
debt of another. We believe the State has
already had some experience in going securi-
fy
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-06
Amendment of the Tax Laws.

Charleston wants the tax laws amend
ell 10 suit the occasion. OF courst Tho
State does net want to tax property
which does not exist. But We sec no reason
why the Charleston citizen cannot apply tc
the Auditor for the proper abatement THAI
Is the way the country people get their as
sessment rcc,ificd, and we see nonecessity fol
a royal or special plan for city people. Lei
the same laws govern all. Wehave had hous
es destroyed. The Auditor and Comptroller
have, so far, been enabled to set things tt
rights. We see no reason why the State
should be more concerned about the loss O
property in Charleston than in the rural dis
tricts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-06
PERSONAL POINTS ABOUT STONY POINT.
d-hiIIs and Fever on the River---
Words for the s'Press and Bar

STONY POINT, Oct. ., 1856.
The drought Is during great injury to tht
cotton, and The young turnlps are suffering
Messrs. f. E. Smith and w. w. Sims, of Tlr
Top, were In town day last week.
Mir. and Mrs. B. +. Wilcut OF Waterloo were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. OrNealE. q few days
past.
on q visit to Mr.. David Aiken. Mr.. Conner
has friends in Stony Point, who are always
pleased to cntertain him..
MIR. and Mrs. Gamcwcll Major, OF Green
wood have been Oh recent visit to Alr. }. W
Majors family.
Mr. Hugh Culbcrtson, has our thanks fol
several fine matermelons.
The school at this place, which has been SC
successfully taught by Mr.. 7. \. Graham, for
the past two sessions, will close in a short
while. 1t is source of unanimous regret
with the pa irons, that Mr.. GIi.hum has dccid.
ed that 1t will not be possible for him To take
charge Of the school Tor the insuing year. NO
teacher has been elected, as yet, To till the
position. The Trustees of the school Will be
pleased TO consider tie claims OF one desiring
to take charge of the school.
Col. Law Is having the blinds and portlco Oh
his handsome residence painted, ~hlch SrGat. Ic
ly adds 10 its attractions. The Interior OF this
fully frescoed In the county. Col Laws taste
Is undiSputed, and his home will Indeed soon
Our friend, Mr.. ]. II. O'Neall, expects to
winter home in Florida. MIR. O,Neall Inn
proves each shining hour" and AboeHlllt
may indeed be proud to claim him as one OF
her rising young men. -.
Mrs. Stacey is improving her residence, by
having two rooms added, which Will strvc us
dnning and stove rooms.
Any one desiring to rent good residence
and farm, in Stony Point, should confer with
MIR. JAS. &. Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Major have recently re-
turned from visit to relatives and friends III
Anderson county.
There is much sickness among those who
live near the river. chillS and fever, which
seem uuinine proof. There is no sickness
Immediately in town, except several colds.
Mrs. ]. S. Boyd has the sympathics Of many
friends I'm her protracted sickness.
Messrs. Rampy and ROthrock, have put up
n public gin in town, where they Will be Glnd
to serve their friends, feeling assured they
will please them, as To work and terms. Try
them.
Stony Point Is beginning to put on town
Mrs. There has been n new street opened,
that goes out into Greenwood street, which
is called Caldwell Avenue. Our town IL
small, it is true. but there Is no pace that has
any more spirit of 60 ahead and indcpcn-
dcncc, and her citizens show their npprccia-
tion OF II first class paper by being, with few
exceptions, supporters of that mudcl county
paper the Press ana Banner.
DULCIO.