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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10
Masters Sale.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TigE
,. United States fcT the District of Oregon,
The Dundee Mortgage aud Trust Tava.i-
lnent Company, limited.
".
y II Cooper, Rebecca Cooper. J. III wilson
Mary Wilson. Nathan WheaIdon. ~ p
Edwards, NJ Wilson. Matilda Wilson
Geo z Chamberlain. T. j. Wilson, I. n.
Wilson and o. II. Wilson.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20
Site Weriammtlnn8 1nn Sentf6)s
&etnftet1t.

guf Inresung beg plumsreef Gars
merzGereins baben biele beutf6e Bee
tpobner BON 9aps @ountp bef6loHen,
cine 8eriammlung abaubalten, in Delz
der fe ft6 iiber bic Nuspabl BON ganz
bibaten eit1igett tpolen. 9ie @eriamm>
lung fon am Is. Suit in San Marcos
ftattfnben.
Mir tpurben eriu9t, unfere Meinung
bariiber ab5ugeben, OBJ elm folder
S9ritt geeignet lei pber ni9t. gs
lieBe fi6 Man6es bafir unb aud baz
gegen fagen. No9 iebesmal, penn in
friiberer 3eit cine politif9e 8eriamms
lung BON Deuti6en a~bsebaIten murbe,
tau9te SppOlition oagegen auf, tnb tie
fam ni6t ALIEN BON amerifanii6er
9ette, ipnbern aud BON beuti9er.
Sod bic @riinoe, tuel@e bic SppoItion
gelteno ma6te, tparen ri9t fi9baltig,
BENT He bef@rdntten i9 lebigli@ auf
ben 8oruurf, baB bic 9euti@en fi9
abfonberten unb itatt amerifanii9er
beuti6e Politit trieben. g1u9 bieies
Wtal uirb tpabrf9einli@ Elm folder
@ortpurf erboben tperben, bod m6een
fi6 bic 0eutf6en bon 9aps @ountD boz
bur9 ni6t abbalten laKen, benn fe Be-
finben it6 in ibrem &e9t, tpenr fe fi6
iiber politii9e Mnselesenbeiten gemeinz
f9aftli@ beratben. Ser 8orpurf Der
@ebeimbtnbelei tann ibnen ni@t gez
ma9t tper6er, unb am @nbe 1T es muir
erfreuli@, penn bic 9eutf6en etpas
mebr SntereHe an pplitii6en Mngelez
genbeiten aeigen, tpie bisber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20
Ser ,.gbrtfftan glbppcete"

fagte: Cline ,aIgemeine 8ei9uerbe,
mel6e peber cine Glafe, nod einen
@tanb perf9ont, berubt bdufig in Der
2eber. M2an fantt maErli6 babon ia
gen: Sizes 1T uniere Nationalfranfbeit,
unb es getpdbrt uns bel T%ergntget1,
oas 3eugntB bon perfonen bon mobls
betaunter Wabrbeitsliebe unb @ini9t
su b6rer ober gu leien, tpel6e in Der
f9mei9elnoften Weiie ben Wertb BON
simmons 2iber Regulator
bereitet BON s. s.. 3etlin & So. als elm
6eilmittel betunben. Ote georudten
uno miinbli9en Ntteite 10 pieler 5reuns
be uno Befannten befrieotgen uns, bob
bieies cine Der Musnabmen bon bet alz
gemeinen Auatfalberei mebi3inii9er
Gpesialmittel 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20
aeber benz @duIfoub folaenoe ginnab,

fteben benz g@ulfonb folseabe @tnnabs
men our 0erfiguns: ad valorem Steus
er 1898, $50, &opfteuer $345,000, Der
pierte She'll Der @ei9dftsfteuer 100000,
.3inien auf Bombs $342, 600 pa6tgelber
5000, 900, i'm @ansen alio 1851, $50.
9abon geben aber ab: Ste Soften
Der @Heforen unb @olectDren unb bic
u~nbesablten @teue,n im 8etrage bon
$240, 600, 10 baB rur auf $2,331,65O gu
re9nen 1T.
@unberiame 9inge sei6eben sutpeiz
Iett in Seras, uro Elm fol9es -ereignete
fid in LETTER Mo6e. 8or 30 Sabren
bate ndmli6 Seras einmal einer
Staatsz @eplogen III ber perfon bes ST.
@bumarb. 9eHen Beri6t i'm Manu'
fcript bat iebt Gen. See, ber Gommthdr
Der Statlfit, angefauft unb brufeil
lafen, I'M bamit Sic Staatsbibliotbef
Fsu berei9ern. l1nb iebt glaubt ct, Ell
nett gei9eubten Strei6 getban gu ba=
ben, mdbrenb f9le9ter6ings ni6t einz
suieben 1T, tpie ct ben 8eri9t faufen
fonnte, Der oo9 ei9entli6 Gtgentbum
bes etaates 1T. 9enn Sbumarb muir
be ia bp9 fir feline Irbeiten i'm Sntereis
lie bes Staates be5ablt.
@eneralabiutant Sing, infer teras
nif1er GeIbberr, bat enoli6 feinem utts
mutb iiber bic @rnennung zines gunbes'
off3ters gum Gommanoeur Der terart:
f1er Srupper in einem S9reibebrtef
an bic @albeltoner Butt gema9t. @ers
benfen farttt man inn bas gar nt9t,
benin tpo3u bat CT benin bic nit Cob.
2iBen beiebte Uniform, au mas Sdbel
unb 6eberbut, tpenn lie i'm Rleiberi6ranl
bdngen bleiben? @r bat ben Inn unz
terfteQten Sruppen @rlaubniB ertbetlt,
nm nod @aIpeltpn 3u maf6iren, Ell
bat bie i95nitett 96la6tpldne entmor.
fen unb NUN 1T er itberfiHiig. So,
nnborf 1T INNER Der Welt 9obn. Sod
Der tapfere Sing fat tpenigftens / n {
@enugtbuns. %erfabren. Sic @raps
baben it9 bic ibrem 5elbberrn augefig:
tie uubia gu 9ersen genomme1t unb perz
ben ntHt nod @albeiton geben, ion.
bertt gu 9auie bleiben. 9ie 8albefto=
ner mdfen baber ieben, tpie iie pine bic
@raps fertig tperben. 9as fommt boz
DON tpena bas 81 flager 1T, als bic
Senne.
9ie Stabt Sortb Wortb bat ibr 5ebn'
jdbriges gifenbabn> Subildum gefeiert.
SIN Suli 1876 lief BET erite @iienbabnaue
in Sort @ortb eiu unb au iener 3eit
bate bic Stabt mod feline 1000 @inmobs
ner. 3ebn Sabre baraut im gegen>
tpdrtigen Sabre, 5dblt Sort WDrtb 8
gifenbahnen unb nabe6n 10000 Gtr'
moDner. Das 1T Elm fait tpunberbares
@a6stbum, unb foqte ben rei6en
8iirgern San Nntonios Stof gum 9enz
fen aeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20
Gin Mpr0.

Sn benz SDIraum zines Salons neben
ber 8iebpennen Der Snternational,
balm tpurbe geitern firth cine tpeibli@e
2ei9e aufgefunoen. Mfa1 erfannte in
ibr bic berii9tigte nGbiden WarD,"
cine StraBenbirne Der f6limmter
9orte, berer eisentli9er Same @trobs
meier mar. 9ie 2ei@e tpurbe mad
benz Irmenbauie gebra6t, Doielbf fe
Der Gountparat unteriu6te unb eine
Sti9wunoe in ber 8ruft fanb, bic ben
Sob beruria@t bate. Sen MfDrber
Der GbidensMa ent6sdte man am
Mbeno in Der Berion zines Meritaners
Mamens Santiago &obrigue5. gr ges
ftafb iein 8erbre6en elm unb fbt iebt
i'm @efdngniB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20
Iptes Qlfaocnaie (Milam).

Ser treue Gurius beginnt am 6. @eps
TENDER. Mustpdrtige 36glinge ueroen
als penfipndre a%ufgenommeu. Cine
Mormall9ul : Mbtbeilung 1T nit Der
Mfabemie perbunben. Mles Ndbere 1T
aus BEN gatalogert gu erieben, tpel9e
auf Wunf9 bur9 bic Bu6banblung
BON Nic. Sengg ober bur6 ben Director
ber 9lnftalt, Germ profefor %. 6.
&ote In San Intoaio sugeianbt tper>
ben. 15,7,tum-6,9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20

- Nm Greitag ben rs. Suni fanb
in @@loBs8erg bur@ bas Mari@aaamt,
Bet Oberftaatsantualt unb ben Sbsr=
amtsri9ter Sebie bic Snuenturaufnab=
me fat. 9abei Iauoen ft6 in perf6ie>
men g9ublaben unb Sd9ern eine erz
ftaunli9e Wenge BON Brillanten urb
anberet gbelfteinen, &ingen, 8uien=
nabeln, ubren, Soften uub an6eren
prettDien, mel6e einen iebr betrd6t=
li9en Mertb baben. Die @ommi1ion
staubt, baB fi6 in 2iaberbof. @@panz
ffeit uno oen anbern @6l6fern ebenz
falls Mengen fold %uertbpoaer 8egetts
ftdnbe pprfinoen mer0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20

Wir, bic untersei9neten Mitglieber
bes Jinan3= &om:tes baben ben 8eri6i
bes @etretdrs fir bic 6 Wonate, mel6e
an 80. Stunt 1886 enben, iorgfdltig
geprtft unb ri9tig b~efuuben.
@eaei@net: Nranias preseott,
Self. M. gea,
Sa5. g.. Carl.
Gum 3eugniB: Sobn 6. O9ie, SER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20
Rtt %Derfaufen.

Ser babe 9lntbeil an einem ausges
bebnter unb feft besrtnbeten @ef9dft.
8ra9te lebtes Sabr 100 proaent bes
Mnlagefapitals. $4,000 Derlangt, etr
She'll 8aar. Man aoreifire ioglei6:
8or 317, 9th. 14,7 6m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20

- Serr peter 9onfel, Bloomington,
Sus., pel6er ~uenisitens feds Monate
an Nppetitlofsfeit un6 ausemeiner
Mattigteit g~elitten bate, tpanbte 9r.
Nuguf &6nig's 9nmburger Sropfen
nit ausgesei@netem @rfOlse gegen bieie
2eibeu an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20

STR. s. 81. Norris, Elm alter 8etuobner bon
&ome, Ga, fast, bab ct beftis an @ierenleioen
mebrere Sabre lang gu Ieiben bate unb ebenio
brei Sabre lang an eczema. 9u 8eiten tonnte
er gar ni6t seben un0 bate biel Seilmittel
e~rfolslos beriudt, bis er anfins electric 8itters
au sebrau9en unb feline Sanbe unb 5iBe nit
BudlenS Grniea Gable einaureiben. 9iefe
8ebanbluns beridafte ibm Grleihteruns, uno
bebbalb empfieblt er electric 8itters Aaen, bic
nit @ierenleiOen be1aftet finb, ooer zines 8lut'
reinisers bebiirfen. 3u baben bel u. 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20

How many terrible aches one's poor head
has. and what suffering is caused by these
headaches. Relief may be had from Nervous,
Neuralgic, or Sick Headache by the use Of
ScMc0%m@ which is a cure for Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sciatics
and Gout. No proprietary medicine has ever
obtained such strong endorsement from the
medical profession.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
a. A. MELLlER, Sole Proprietor. 7O8 q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20

- 9as gr6Bte 2ager BON @ewebrz
unb &ebolber=p atronen unb 9tlfea bel
Biper & S9uItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20

- Wenn in Solge BON grtdltuns
ooer aud anberer urfa9en bic Nusz
f9eioungssO rgane untbdtig perben, 10
foQte man bic entatinbli9en 9toHe ents
fernen unb bic geflnbe Sbdttgteit ber>
ifelen. 9lDer's ptaen bemirfen bieien
Yro3eB raid, gefabrlos uub fber. Gar
man9e ernftli9en &rantbeiten f0nnte1
perbltet toerbe11, tpenn mani berartigeu
St6rungert, bic oft in bauernoe 2eiben
ausarten, foglei6 entgege1 arbettete.
- Sn Hemart in Sem SSerIen 1T mad
lGngerem 2eiben @arl 8older, &ebafs
teur Der bortiger v9eutf9en 3tg.",
geitorben. Ct tpurbe i'm Muguft 1926
III @ieBen geboren, mo fem 8ater Broz
feHor at Der nniberftat mar, unb fam,
na9bem er cine ausgeaei6nete 8pmna.
fialz unb notwithstanding geuohen,
i'm Ottober 1847 na6 Nmerlta unb
balb baraui na9 Nepart, um i3 ba
bauerrtb nieberaulai1en. gs mar gu t.
uer 3eit fiir einen Mann bon piien=
f9aftli9er 8ilbung mod biel i6pieriger
als iebt, fi6 cine griitens gu griinben,
uno 86lder bate, tpie biele Nnbere,
bafiir man9en barten &f gu bette
bet. Mls Ser Birgertrieg entbrannte,
aog er als lieutenant Der III Nemart Drs
g~aniirten gontpaJ nie $. pom Al. N.
3. (Se &alb) &egiment nit in's Gelo,
unb ct tebrte fpdter, na6bem er mil
Dem &esiment an bielen &dmpfen tbeils
genommer, als @apitdn Der Comp. q.
Coupling 3uaben) nit ebrenboGem
Ibi6ieb auriid. Seine 3eitungszSbd=
tisteit begann ct am Stem SerfeD 9ez
mofrat"; i'm Sabre 1877 mur6e er
Mitarbeiter Der nGreten 3tg." unb i'm
Iusut 1880 iiberuabm CT bic &ebattion
ber nSeuti@eu 3ts.", mel6e ct Big gu
ieinem $obe fIbrte. Nu9 feline 2iez
benspiirbigteit i'm l1msang bat inn
Greunoe in Menge erporben. st bins
terldBt cine Grau un5 flint Rinber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-20

"For the indefinite ACHES and pains Of nervous
patients. ToNGAInE is superior to any other ano-
dyne. For Nervous Headache OK Muscular Rheu-
matism, it is almost a specific"
PARK RrrCHIE, N. D., st. Paul, MINI.
Have used ToNGALuNK In cases OF Neuralgic
Headaches with success in almost every instance.
"a strictly Neuralgia forms it is unexcelled,n
o. d. NORTON. N. D.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
"ToHaAIME has already done good service in two
cases Of habitul Headache"
Tno. HERMANN. n. D., 81. Thomas, Mo.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PEI BOTTLE.
d I'll WASHINGTON AVENUE, 81. LOUIS
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MDblirte5 Rtututer.

Gin freunoli9 m6blirtes 3immer 1T
3u permietben 202 2apaca Street (gde
WaHerfraBe.) 20,7 m1m,t-
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Das @umenblatt.

9ns @pd3enbIatt.
Wir ienben bon ie5; 81 bas rWo@ens
platt" fir ben preis bon $500 auf
eth Sahr portofrei mad 9euti9faab.
Ser 9erausgeber.
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Salbiabrliber Seridt
ber
8erar 8au< unb 9etb>@ fpetattpn+

San Mntonio, 80. SUM 1886.
Ser balbidbrli6e 8eri6t 6es Setres
tbs fir ben am 80. Sum- 1886
cnbet1oen Sermin giebt iber bic fiaalt=
5ielIen 0erbdltniKe unb ben Wertb Der
Mttien folgenben MufI9luB:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-06-30
The Lake City Guide of which Paper
MIR. Wilson was one Of the Editors
and Propriefors, Comes to us In
Mourning. With the Following
Announcement of the Sad Event :?

"It is with q sentiment Of deep regret that
we announce in this issue the death Of our re-
vered Senior, Mr.. w. II. WILSON, although
such result was anticipated, as IL very long
and painful illness proceeded his demiSe, tne
fact that such Il valuable citizen has been re
moved from our midst, casts q gloom over this
entire community and erokes expressions oi
sorrow from all.
"The deceased was q man OF unaSsuming
manners, but that high sense OF honor, unSel
fish public spirit and devotion to everything
that he conceived To be duty. attached 10 him
scores of friends who to-day unite with us IN
our grief at his departure. -.
ain the death of Mr.. WILSON, the press mas
lost sympathetic member. For thirty-nve
years engaged in the newspaper business, his
heart was thoroughly enlisted in the cause, as
he believed it was potent educator ot the
people and the medium to higher clfillZa'
ton. Public spirited TO high degree, no en-,
terprise having for its object the public veal
had more Jealous advocate than he, MS ms
connection with numerous organizations Will
attest. He was not only ready to contribute
with his pen and sound judgment, but OF his
limited means, cheerfully subscribed
.It is rarely the case that death ellcitS
such universal expressions of regret, and the
cords of sympathy vibratc in the hearts OF all
for the bereaved family in this, their hour o
dire af1ictiou.'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-06-30
do Our Judges Wink ut the Crime OF
Murder:

We see it stated in the newspapers that
there is still no trouble for murderers to get
easy bail. Whether the fact that bail is now
furnished to nearly all murderers who apply,
slas anything TO do with the great number of
nnurders that occur in the State, we are not
2repared to say with certainly, but we do say
that we believe that the Judges are indirectly
responsible for the failure OF our juries to
punish men who commit murder. The
dact that Judge will grant bail In any
amount has tendency to defeat the ends OF
Justice but when Judge will grant bail to a
red handed murderer who ought to be hang
ed, that officer commits an offence against
the public peace and dignity OF the Common
wealth, and we think he lends himself ana
ulis official influence against law and order.
and for the prote ction Of the murdcrers ele-
2nent.
Our Judges never all to lend their official
influence toward melting out punishment for
the theft of COW or hog, but when a MUIR
der has been committed our judges seem en-
ceeding kind to the criminal. They unlock
our Jail doors for them, and by their official
act, create sentiment in favor OF the man
who has committed the highest offence
known to the human or the divine law-that
OF murder.
It is useless to expect juries, even If they are
properly selected, to do their duty, as long as
the Judges do whatever lies in their power to
excuse the murdcrOus criminal. The exam
pie of our Judges, and the act of our jurieS'
has fought us that IL is less dangerous to Kill
a pig, than 1t is to kill our neighbors.
Unless our Judges cease to lend their influ-
ence in behalf of murderers, we need not en-
pect to see the law enforced.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-06-30
DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN PRINTER.
William Henry Wilson. Former Own
er of the ..Abbcyille Press" Dies
ut His Home lin Florida. After n
Life of Activity and Usefulness.

Intelligence was received here last W canes
day that Mr.. William Henry Wilson, former
ly of this town, died ut his home in wilson,
Florida, on Tuesday, June -, 1856, aged ABOUT
So Years.
Mr. Wilson was born in this vicinity ana
learned the printing business In one, OF the
printing offices here, and afterwards he ana
Mr. w. \. Lee bought the Independent Press
They published the paper together for time
when Mr. Wilson sold his half interest in the
paper TO the present proprietor of the PreSs
and Hammer. subsequently, MIR. Wilson de-
ternncd TO go into the printing business
again. and bought paper then published NJ
W Washington, Georgia. During the early part
of the war that paper was discontinued ana
MIR, Wilson returned to Abbcrille and edited
and published for the new proprietors the pa
pcr which he had formerly owned. After the
war, Mr. Wilson moved to his farm in Flori-
ta. ON which the town of Wilson was found
ed.
For several years he devoted his energies to
farming in Florida, but of late years ne mas
been prominently before the people as Master
of the Florida State Grange, and rs publisher
of a newspaper at Lake City.
Mr.. Wilson was u man OF great energy anu
of strict integrity. He was Il useful citizen,
and took q lively interest in whatever was Tor
the benefit of the community IN whlch lie
lived.
Mr.. Wilson was married twice: His first
marriage was with Il lady from MISSISSIPPI
who died in little while after their marriage.
His second marriage was with MISS Anna T..
Keller, sister Of DR.. j. w. Keller, VINO, WIN u
large family Of children, survive MIN.
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IowSpEsyI1.LE, s. C. June %, 1886.

Since the arrival Of the railroad our town IS
gradually filling up with visitors
Mrs e. r. Lefloy of Chattanooga, Tennessee,
Is visiting the family OF Mr. J. B. Leroy.
Miss Brucie White, one OF Greenville's most
charming young ladies is visiting relatives
and friends In this place.
Misses Ottie Latir,er and Lola Speer who
have been attending the last session OF tlie
Columbia Female College nave returned
home to spend their well earned vacation.
Mr. Arthur T.atimcr Is just recovering rom
u severe attack OF the measles.
We are glad to say that Miss johnnie Spcer
who has been quite sick Is much better.
The Savannah Valley Railroad Is now conf
pleted three and half miles above vinegar
last week on occOunt of the rains IL VIII not
be long before We are In direct cominunici'.
tlon with the outside world-both by rail anu
wire. ,,
We noticed In your last issue. that we would
soon have a newspaper here. We had heard
such talk before and we sincerely hope its nos
all talk think that your last weeks CORES
pondent should secure position on The Stafr
of said newspaper, and we could unhesitat-
and we think him emincnty qualified 10 NIL
Misunderstanding the Devil, and The Editor-
in-Chicf on u first class newspaper. There are
several positions where II would be unneces-
slry for II man to "hide his light under o
brlShel" An enterprising business man, who
may desire to locate In q growing town, with
good schools and noted for its beautiful wo-
men, energetic farmers, morals and religion,
can secure u very desirable lot In this place,
house upon 1t. think this i'm excellent offer
and we hope some worthy man may consider
IL ''''0 "e''0' ~ ''''''' " mAwKEYE.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-06-30
WHAT A sECoND-RATE LAWYER CAN DO.
What the Farmers Of Abbeville COun.
fy Ou1llf 10 DO.
NISErY-STX. =. {

NTSETY-STX, =. e., July 81. lSS6.
1t seems the farmers of Abhcrillc county
In vc not "baclhonc" enough to nominate
ticket We think they should have candi-
datr for every office to he voted for at the pri-
mary election, but, alaS! A.! they are too easily
bambnpzlcd. Any second rate lawyer can
fool Il farmer, and he is green enough 10 be-
linve q lawyer will 20 To the Legislature amt
lr.islatr for the farmers interest. Come TO
the front, farmers. and assert your rights.
You own the land and represent Scvcnty.five
per cent of the voting population. 1t is from
The sweat of yOnr brow that the present
nflirr-hoIdcrS and oflicc-SrekcrS expect to live.
II is by Your ullragcs that he expects tn ride
into office and laugh IN his sleeve At your stu
pilty. II the South Carolina College and the
Citadel Academy must go ito which we do not
agrec), bury in the debris the political dcma-
gngllrS and nnc-hor$e politicians who have
fcl upon the milk and honey OF our land
Don't listen to his slick tongue any longer.
or course, he is your friend and would sue
rcrd ut the farm. II is his meat and bread rs
well nS yours. SO now be up and doing.
Don't wait a day longer. As intelligent men
who have the good of South Carolina Il heart,
come to tie front and nominate gOoh man
nl your number ti,r each office to he voted for,
and let MS have Il rest. y change will be re-
trcShing
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-06-30
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IowSDEsv1LIE. q. c.. Ju

IOwSDEsvILLE.S g. c., June q, fssg.
The drug store OF MesSIS. Speed Turner Is
onit te an acquisition TO the business prospects
OF our town. These gentlemen have fitted up
their store In the very best style, and carry as
complete stock M can be found anywhere
we bespeak for them the patronage Of AL per-
SONS wishing anything In their line, and can
confidently assure adj such, that they Will be
treatpd fairly and find things just rs repre-
sentsd.
Prof. Gregory visited our enterpris1ng. and
progressive town last Wednesday night, with
his sleight Of hand legerdemain ana Punch
and Judy show. The performances was well
attended by the citizens OF our town. Among
the many strangers present We noticed a cer-
tain railroad 1ingndte who seemed particular
sy anxious 10 disclose the mysteries OF the
magican-but when the contents of that hat
was made known he appeared TO be hunting
for some solitary spot where the bd6ys cry noe
and the flask is not seen
Sometime since there was ford made just
below Rampcys Mill. Shortly after wards we
had big rain, which greatly INJURED II max
ing It almost impossible. Last week tbe con-
tract was let for making q ford just above
where the bridges stood, the gentleman who
took the contract did several hours work on
it,-for which he Is to receive Sl0.25, the ford Is
really no better than the ole one, ana think
IL should be made at least passible by the one
who has the contract; the business interests or
our town demands a good crossing therrr
and think II 1t is impossible TO have any
more done by the present contract0r-that IT.
would be decidedly to our merchants ad-
vantage to provide some way for crossing-it
X directly op The mail rout from AbbeVille 10
Elbprton and there Is No other place TO cross
"i'io0' s''De '''''"' '''' 80 " HAWKEYE.