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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

czywszy rajwyrazniej, Re ,,krew
sic pola6 musi, jak tad p9jssd
bede musial."
Jest to przesladowanie gor-
see, iaA Bismarka i siepaczy
carskich, DO przeslAdowanie re
strony ksiedza polskiego VIA
snych rodnkow, z ktorych 1y-
ie, wyganiaiac nam Q k%ieszeni
grosz ciezko znpracowany ma
procesa, q hosriot stoi zaled-
vie 2 ziemi wydobyty.
Nadmieniamy wreszcie, il
wszyscy jeste5my katolIkami
rzym.kat. wyznauia i ME masz
pomie9zy nami nitogo, ktory.
BY hyl innego wyznania.
Podpisu.ie komitet:
Wal. W DoIlata. Sekr.
f'r. P~"slusznv, Sekr. fin.
Jan k;edrowsli,
Wal. Biaszak.
Wolciech Rybalski,
Jan Lewkivwirz,
Jan W. Nowak,
Wol, DembczaA, druch z
kaszub.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
PoIska FHhl.cystgka.

w Me-" \ orku Wy t%ru"efa
W dn,u sru4nla Osa, polskic pis-
mo tygodniowc, roSwie"one hume
rystyc4 i sst.r2a. = B;uro redak-
cyl znajduje sc pod numerem 337
f. II Str. = Wlasclcielami re-
daatorami So: powszecbnio znany
luhiany 2om g izy Polakami W
New Yorku Duktor prtwa J ulia n
Czupk Il p. l. d w X NJ Il j.
> 4 o w k i, cd duwna Zas luiacy
pler"szorzedne lismu w"ursznws,le
koresp"ndcnryami o ~spruwuch umc-
ryk.nslicA.
Z,krrs dzia}ania wymic1za so
Die Osa zupsfn'e "dpomivdni lrzy-
rodzonym p'zymiot"m, jukio W So
be czuje, i dnj b y, by jc.j sc
po"l"df", czrg" ssbje Sy"zy
Any wyp,en { Z eIska ohlzydliwe,
Niws uprawtt - za>iut dobrem zinrnem,
Zdeptae zywiosy g}upie, pooh, ,hc,wc,
bulswe tskom wyt acic n~iezdnrnym,
Zlctrcniz wac wieIkos i manjah6w,
Wyzwol,6 nmol 4 niewo i ciemnoty,
fokazae swiau IL pl,mie polaS6w
Me cierpi hud6w, fa},1u ~gluroty!,!
Oso zd"jo sic o>t'zyc swc -
de'llo m w,zystllie gazcty ppl>kic.
Warns pragnie 4 MIA Eye W Ego
die, !ecz p"mny ma przyslowie
IS trzez"neg Pan Boz
s trzezs" zawczasu przygoto.
wnjo srotki obrony JUL napls.t do
b aczHn n, ktory wfasnie 70 mad
Nowym Yorkiaanhuja w ohlokach,
:: 6: e.: -: :; r. T.: g
Tymcza-cm ~ 2 podzi-
wieniem obscrwuje zreczna tyr1ler-
Ike Osy, ~zS'6cona j'kcby przeciw
jego miDsnym przeclwn'k"m, a co
to IA le!mi, fatwo Czytelnlcy Cd
gndna z nasterujecych dwoch do
BRENT wierszaml zastonionych a.
t"kow Qsy:
Tohie paniczu, co obce utwory
-.ohic przvW4 sycza.7 bezczelnie glosisz.
Il y ich t"or q ae to twoje wzo:y
] swa ~m"k6wke Talk hardo podnosisz.
Jakbys Nluczami brzekal szambclnna-
Nie"znc masz pu3til " kie.Zcni pnlcc,
Zaian zysz kotku, zatahczysz %kankuna,
Ale tax, jak ia CT ingram ma piszczalcc.
VAN wszystkim. co cardiac za'6bkicm
uczciwym,
Chciecic sTych bruci Ii okpic, o>zukiG
Wyzvs&iwaczo" o! ludnym i chciwym
Nnl.zy ta>ze grzbjet troche o uk>c.
Gly leklu chlehck p%aclnic wan szulbie-
lzy,
My zobac2ymy co to 2 togo bclzio
G~ty . tina ,,Osa'' wprost ma Was ulcrzv
i wa'n ma nosie chwileczke use lie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
udzi elaf .jeszcze wiecei pO.
Sm!crEneEo, DO 1000 do
A7s2ol- Iza.

C~yt@uav1 radr.>any przcz
weIk go mjstr1a rowderly j
Z neraluoso seISrctarza Zwi4z'>u
RYca'zy pracy Litchmana ~
row,ada, ~ cd wszyst<ich Bnci
Nv . 10 sycA MA byc sc#gniqty
lol.tes W Lnocis % ceutow, afy
Z ,, 6 ionj use p"trzrbne dla
wspatcia czionkow, kto Nv no lie
papailr przez st'ajki. 30 % gnu
dnla losz"zcgoine ernpy m ja
inr4e~iat s&c datNi do Ccnraluogo'
zar4qln I"i4li<u Rycorzy piracy.
~tNtnl,> " .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
3oty kong,es Stanow Zjednt

3VVy k0ngles Stanow zJeaHo-
czonych sejmuie juz Oh 6 grudnia.
zwoIennicy wysokich eel bardz"
SO oburzeni ma prczvdenta CIyve-
lanAa, &, movie, zagaj acej >esys,
ujat sic "a biednym ludem j o.
swiadezyl, IL i'm wiecrj raastwo
beczie miato dpchod6w, tenn mnie.i-
see trzrba nasiadud cfo ma nrt,-
kufy najbardz 81 p~otrzebne DO
zycia, ably przez TO stawtfy sie
coraz tNhsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Wzgiqaem urzadzenia trzec;ego
domu o~biqkanych ola s!anu
NJ innesot" zglosity SO ma
stopuj Qcs mjasta: Sauk Centre.
Alexandria, Fergus Falls i Brain
red.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Zgoaa dono~i, zs oprocz To-
Wary silva kosciuszki w CHI
c"go czterv nowe grnpy przysta
pity do Z~iazku Mar. P, a
mianov icie: Tow. sw. Stnnirfawa
Kostki Winony,k apeia Pol,ka
wv. MAJ. Poi. = Winony, Brlc-
two Pplskle sw. krzyia W La
Crosse Tow. jana fiji S Bic.
skieso Chicago, ~iiczace bltsko
100 c%zioukow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
II V Gerze pracv

Cincinnati, ~ grud"ia. u nd
PREY kruwac~y juz $40 skohczyt.
Przy.zl, do Akutku n%irust"iacn
orgunizacNa. G. lem Stowar2yszenia
jest, ~poiaczld w>zYsth ch rrzN-
krawaczy jeden system j W
przypnakach strajku dzial"c wslo-
MIN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Zwiazek rosnie!

Sto,earzyszenie hop7oudw pol
shich jut Iiczy If czlonk6w. Swezr
przystAplll do niego ks. Babiaski
nHumbird, Vic, j ks. Cara z
Poniatowskiego, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Kongre< Stanow Zjednoc>onych

KongreS Stanox Zjednoc>onych
przyiqtprnwo" c~zeniu gtosow przy
wyborach deputowany,h do hon
yresu, talk il na przysztos6 ME
be Ia mogly wiqcvj z~achodld 20
lobne ~-pr1ccztli, jaS W walce Wy
borczej p~omiedzy kandyjatani
Hayes a Tlden. Nowy bill uehmala
v g}ownoj osnowie, aby juz pewne
trybunafy w poszczegoinych sta
mach rozstr1ygaty, juicy kandydaci
pruwnie zostali w~ybrani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

In staran;em ks. prob. Roma
ma Guzowskiego W Pine Creeku
przy.taW1o do Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
tamte $40 Bractwo Sw. Jozsf,,
liczacs 50 czionkow. Svkretarz
p d rszN hski obitcuje przys1nd
Wlarusoaci DO pTzyszlego numoru
bllzsze szczegolv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

iu1 OF dawne,o cza>u navel in
nonarodowo gazety mic diego Mo
NIGGA plsac, q tn narazn ,,polska j
narod"wa'' gazera IL obelgi M
mas. Jezeti tn kiedys byfy jake
ktotnie koscielne: to mic wszyst-
kich wilma z reszta wiel. ks lie
wandowski ma i dzisiaj .~j"szeze W
Toledo wiecej przyjuci6t, niz
rZsoda" czytelnikow. Lad tn
%tej>zy dzisiuj j~es1czs szanujo so i
kocha.
Me many anisposobnosci ari
czasu do gazeciarskirj kiotni re
Zgod y, jsdnukfe tak;ch obelg
;mnlczeniem pIze, usciG nemoz my
j niniejszcm przcciw MIN wrotes>u
jenny.
Podrisy.
A. A. Kujawa,
4, Majcwski,
j.. BlDchowski,
j. Franekowiat,
A. Branek,
M P%ietra-zck,
X. Mosin:as,
M. Gozdowski,
i. S1czeiankowsii,
j.. C>ajkowski,
J. hus;n,ki,
w. Ol~zuk.
NJ J,gla,
j. kwiatkowski,
j. knJawa,
M. Brzpska,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Szerlf 2 East Bufflo don:o

Szeryf 2 East Buff,lo don:oL
mi " iN'h dn"ch, 4 drukarni
Ojc@N&ry z#~-,r"lkoAain dwoch re
Cow II z"~tal >ie tyIk, i,den p
N""'rk', d"N ma ny nsIoIrrdHkro.
h1ytyAj. Pr1rpoviednu szeyYJu
u .,r"z Ojc2y-2t" NE hrdzlv m ga
wycholI'c 'eSuimn'c, zaczyMa SIC
sprNwdz#", b, runner h o,tatn e..,
l'Nt<", kto'es' sip tat: %spo41lr-
wal sny " nitj4,cle lam", pszy-
!tno @am dupt"ro We Nt,rrk
H." era on i,""Mle Same rrzo1fuki,
4 cHrgo ~ie ok"r"i Z ,,r,1 ,ra-
ri ! 10y CItz.y-Iti. %"rznjow e. nj,
I'nirlary "a t,'c pr>any,h mnuu-
,ktyi@oN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

~ y 't'
znajomych ME vyn szacs Gala druku
ia raz jedcn so c., ~nsstepnie po}owe.
Dla abensn'6- a,przod ptatuych dar4o.
Pieniadze WHINE
bye przeselane w po-
%cztowych znaczkach,
przez p. 0. Money
Order EXpress' lub
liScie registrowa-
nym ma rece sekreta-
RIA Sp6}ki %akcyjnej
,,Wiarusa'' pod adre :
sem:
W. A. Iorbiecki
62i Zumbro Str.
WiNONA, MINI.
Zwykle listy koresponden-
eye do re dakcyi ,,Wiarusa"
trzsba adresOwac:
II. Dcrdowshi
Editor Of Warus
Cav CnI e C,rginnn,
WINONI, NINN.
Kite zaplacil, a nio zostss pokwito-
wsny, niechai sic odwo}A do prezylenta
spdlki akcyjnej WIARUs POL adresem:
J b. BAMBENEK
263-265 f. end ST..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

o mwiazujacym sic Winonie
K6lku Spieuakow pod nazwa
1rjo~ zn',jdzie czvtelnik biz
sze szczegoiy pod Wiadomos,
ciami mi ojscowemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Prokuratcrowi w Milwaukee,

Prokuratcrowi w Milwaukee
povi do SIC przekonaG "gitatorow
Grottkaua i Nj 'ss 'ngra o p~odbur2U-
ME do rozruchow- M~o,signer
%zostaF u%wolniony, podcz"s gdy
wzs'ci"m Grottkaua przysie ii ME
moyl, sic uieinac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Do Mapcii POlskiei Z

Mar. Pol. Winonie naleAy czton-
how lltu. Peciu z Mich JUL
dswnisj naIeiato do z~wiazka, {"
szesciu ,R. Wlnczewski, j. Ram
balski, +. Rambalski, p. Bnmbenok,
\. Latus i Ii. Osowski przystapito
swiezo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

W New Norku znowu
podjeto process przeciw ex-alder-
manowi SC Quade o p~rzekupstwn.
tn raza p'oknrator byf ~ostruAnie.j
sly przy wyborze przysiesty CHI,
lecz mimo to zachodzi obawa, lie
w,tywowi w~spoin;cy o~slaaoncgo
i ich poplecznicy kilku syolch
mzemycili. w lynn lSraju q
systemom SO Iz;ow przyriqgtych juz
przykre zrobiono doswindczcnia,
dla czcgo mato maja ludzie do
Mich zuutania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
CeRa inseratSw:

Cd wiersza drsLnego druku IA 1az
jedoa Is c.
Cd ssla $t.W
Nasts7nie potowe.
Roc1nis Cd Gala $1,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

PosZuhlWANIA kre~nych Tub
znajomych ME wyn szacs Gala druku
ia raz jedcn so c., nsstepuie po}owe
Dla sbousnt6~ a,przod ptatnych darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

w azne dla Michi
ganu u! = Washington, 10 grudnja
D%eputowany Pavson p"dat
dzi-i"J pod glosownme swoj pr"jekt.
unicestwiajacy d"rowizne grunlow
zwiazkewych Kompanii kolrjowej
Butte i Ontonagon. W dtnzszcj
movie %wykaza4, Z, Kpmpania ne
spctnita swvch zo~bowlazah, kolei
ME pobudowata, a ziemjq t.y lko
podstepem wytudzifa dIa ~spe>ul..
cyl. Przes11o $4,000 akrow ziemi,
poloz mel Pc ezesci W Gornym
Mlchiganie, przypadnie przez to
rzaduwi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

N e z zesna o.
myt X a! Pittsburgh, II grudnia.
= j. G. Hill, znakom'ty obywatel
z Edgewoud, skolektownf W ciagu
dnia $4,000 j przyniost jo 90 domu.
W nocy zsholAiy jrgo c6rkq zeby,
w-taia vice, ably sic ugrzaG irzy
ognju. Ojciec jej, s}yszac ioskot,
mnirmut, 10 W domu So rabusie,
i szedt IA MIA do nizszrgo petra.
Potcm strz lii do c6rki i tn teruz
pasuie sle re bmiercia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Wiadomo, 10 W Ku,fornji
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Do grupy Zwiazkowsj Tow.
sw krz,z. Ln Crosse nalvzs.
j. Da~tych, w. Nowai>, j. Birzyh-
ski, NJ. Brzynski i S. krauz
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
BAD BLOOD.
scRoFULoQsi idIy1H d5IMy1HIEEIrTTEgg + AND OoNrA-,

seAofULoVsi VsidHaH d5HmaHEEITEp E6M6RsA AND ooNrA-:
in tss %hsca sTsns saa d9h S
A6cesses, Tumors, Carbuncies, Blotohes,
Tresry Slopsy, o. Ena ae ansys SSypsy sna
Chronic KheumatIsm, Constipation and
p1Ia P1les "a ard mSss assssss ssisng fs@ an i:
XsS% blood tariae2 aSsa1 iS.erasly. MysS as:
GUTICURA soar, Rn exquiRits Skin Beauti-
her, externally.
sURoFULoUs ULCERS.
o;JIsames lanes I: kionsrdson, Customhouse. New
Ulcers broke out on my body uatil was q
mass cf corruption. Everything known TO
ca me moro wreck. At times &c conid H not Hat III
my hanos TO my mead. could not turn in bed;
No reiof cure G1kSa In ea Seen Sears 5e
as 1SS0 mes nasra roo Of the C9ttoura Rom sdles. used
Is swo,rn M, an1 10 Sas Saterc perfesty & cured
ONE OF THE WORST CA ,E5.
We have Eeen selling Your Cuticura Rama.
ules 10r yeals ana have tue first oUnp pIaint
d,tf w. 70 reselVe from purchaser Que OF tue
by the use OF five bottles Cutioura ReSolvent,
tuticmIa apd Cntioura soap. Tho soap TAX ,s
TAYLOR q TAYLOR. Drugg,s.s.
Franktorf, Kan.
VARICOSED BORE LEGS.
Ely wife used the Cutioura Remedies for u
,nc ana perfect satisfaction. Mrs. John
tiabeIty wax also cured OF O sore leg OF long
star dlEg by the came treatment.
JOHN Ri. COOPER, Druggist,
Greenneld, Ill.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
arSfold re, sold eyerywhere; Price: !Cutloura, 500;
totlcoIa soRp, 26c; CutIcura ResoivenI, 81.
piega!ed; by the POTrER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston.
Sepd for How TO Cnre Skin Diseases"
KIM nleR, Hlaokheahs, Skin Blsmishes ana
BABY Humors, use Cntic1ra Soap.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Education In IliRrlborn,.

BETNETTYILLE, juno 20.-The Marlboro
Educational Society held its annual meet
ing yekterday Pnd elected z. l.. Brceden, y.
u. Mccall, T. r. Dudley, Q: M; Weatherly
ar d j. r. Everett az trustees for the neXt two
years. \. j.. Breeden was subsequently,
elected president and 7. T.. Dudley aecratary
and treasurer Of the board Of trustees and II
n graded public schoo', and for this purpose
q committee was appointed to solicit sab
kcIjp,ions There is not much probability OF
failure. and as the society has fine buildings
we VIII Coubt'ess soon have exoellent SCHOOLS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Benats Ia IIuman Form.

BEAUFORT June 90 Cases of criminal as
pault upon the persons OF little colored chill
oTen are becoming pain fully frequent among
coio,cd offenders. To-day the second in
stance OF q disgusting orime has been fe-
similar offence was committed some weeks
ngo The children were between 8 aud IL
years OF age. The offenders have been
young men, ' ..'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
PoTrER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.,
g LEWIS SIMONS,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
d2 BROAD STREET, sCHARLEsroN, 8. g,
VIII give attention to general ENaI-
NEERING and SURVEYING. also prospect.
Specifications for Buildings and supertntend
Ino conhtrnction OF the same Owning ex-
cinslVeiy the entire paperg OF John A. Mi
Diamond, VIM. Hume and simons i Howe.
furVeyors, together with o three -fourths iu.
tereet IN the Purcell & Parker papers, hoa
epeoial facllitieg for relocaiine old Iinna -
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07

G. .F.STAD.Gg2, Proprietor,
td0 So ERoHT ST., phliade,Dhia, p.!
DO IE 6 NOISE, Dr. II. BAER. Wbolo-
;Ale GENTS for Charleston g O.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-13

Mr.. 4. W. JONES has rented Mr.. Lees resi-
dcnce near the Episcopal church.
Mr. SIGN advcrtiScS notice to debtors and
creditors of Mis-. f. l.. Watkins.
Miss CooTSIE ALDRICn and Miss Mel Al
drich are at General BohhamS
Miss KATE AND Miss LIZZIE MARSHALL
have returned from Grecnville.
TIE snipe hunters got sold out in q recent
attempt ut Il practical joke.
CAPT. J. r. PARKS will occupy the Ham,
mond house next year.
CoLrMBIA'S street cars arc in operation
and the cityi happy.
NEXT Sunday is Communion day In the
Presbyterian church.
THE Greenmood Tribune is two years old,
and still growing.
MIR. JOHN DErIIN of Due West was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. W. NJ. TAGGARr of Montery was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. FRANK VANCE of Troy was In town a
day or two ago.
MIR. GRAYDoS's new dwelling house is be-
ing painted.
Look out for Mr.. D. A. Wardlaw's lost
mules.
Mr.. WILLIAM SCOTT of Mt. Carmel IS quite
sick.
PROF. PAUL GR1ER was in town last Satur-
day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-13
W0ua,nakCr'S Goods.

Call on +: {. Miller. ntthe old stand Of Mi!
Ter Brothers, and examine his large line Oi
samples OF eentlcmen's suits. which will he
made to orCtrrin the f;!mous clothing house pi
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia. lU-l3 tt
White Brothers have the finest assortment
Of fancy china and glass ware they have ever
offered. Look at their beautiful display of
glass bowls, salvas, pitchers, etc: 1913
There is no surer place of being suited in
ready-made clothing than the store of White
Brothers. Their stock i'm this line isimmenSe,
Come all. men, youths and boys! and be clad
for the Wintcr. 1918
White Brothers have n larger stock of car
pets and rugs than ever before. Call and look
ut them. They are very handsome. 1913
Ladies' will please hear in mind that the
genuine Xeglcr shoe Is made ny Ieigcr Bros,
of Philadelphia. Such an article can be had
at the store of White Brothers lob
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-13
Millinery and Pretty Women.

It seems to us that not in years have wc
seen so many ladies from Il distance on our
streets. Many nf them from the most remote
parts of Abhcvillc as well MS adjoining cnun-
ties. Now there must be a reason for This.
The ladies would not come without some al
traction. We believe the explanation Is to he
found right here. The old reliable firm of r..
NJ. IIadgon IL Go. have piles on piles of the
pret, lest and most stylish goods ever seen In
the upper part of South Carolina. Their
store has hpcn crowded with customers every
day since the opening. two weeks ago.
Every one knows that they carry stock
from which any lady can make Il selection.
ana Judging by the immense number of bum
dies and hOXcS daily passing ont of the store,
their prices are all that can he desired. All
should give then, II rall and be convinced
that Abbrvillr has one of the busiest and
liNcSl shores rNrr Scch il, Il country town.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-13
IN KINpNESS AND AFFECTION.
Tribute to the Memory of n Good
Woman.

Woman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Caroline Moore, wife of w.
c. Moore, daughter of James ~. and Mahala
NJ. ShillitO, died at the home OF her child
hood Saturday, October 9Th, at o'clock, Z.
NJ Mrs. Moore was born and raised in Able
willie, and here lived the greater part of her
life; while in the bloom and beauty OF young
woinanh0od became the bride of our towns
man w. &. Moore, and till the day of her
death, has ever been the same constant, true
and loving wife. AS mother she was fond
and alfectionate, devoted to her family;
loving aud tender sister.
Mrs. Moore joined the NJ. +. Church at Ab-
bcville wher young In years. and although for
q long time deprived OF being an active MEM
Der she has, by her gentle, patient and sell
sacrificing life left US an example worthy
of imitation. The last three years of her life
she was n great sufferer; confined almost en-
tirely TO her room for last two years and dur
ing all this confinement and suffering not
word of murInur was ever heard. Forgetful
OF SELF ever cvincing the u1lcctionatc interest
in these around her as in days OF health,
striving to cheer them with bright face
when her own heart was sad and bowed
down with grief. \ few days before her
death she received with her pastor and fami-
ly the S;lcremcnt of the Lords Supper much
to her comfort. She was not AFRAID TO dlr but
expressed herself as having u firm hope in
the power of her Lord to save, and we feel
that She Is at rest. 'SitIe III the arms OF jesus.
She leaves Il husband, five grici-stricken
daughters and five S0rrowing sisters and
brothers to mourn their loss. Her funeral
services were conducted by her pastor. Rev.
:. y. Weber in the Methodist church in the
presence of Il large congregation of Sympa-
thiZing friends. The remains were inferred
in Upper Long Cane cemetery, there to await
the bright resurrection morn.
Christ speaks in midst OF sorrow.
'riS he not afraid,
! who have called your loved ono,
She lives. she is not dead!
Only night Of sorrow
Closed with eternal day,
Only an angel mother
Pointing and leading the way;
Hers is but JOY and gladncsS
Chanting her praises sweet,
There ut the feet Of Jesus,
She waits loved ones To greet.
\ FRIEND.
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, Oct. 13, 1886.
Cation in the Seed.

Under the call made last week, quite large
and enthusiastic meeting of farmers and ner-
chants was held at Mt. Carmel On yesterday,
October T. Resolutions were passed con-
trmning the buying of cotton in the seed,
and steps were taken To put stop TO the
same We are told that the meeting was IN
earnest and meant business. All the iher-
more cotton in the seed 1t is also reported
that one or two persons about the Flhtwoods
are still carrying on the business. Commit
tees were appointed to see the merchants IN
Bordeaux, Calhoun. and Magnolia townships
when demand will be made Of them TO
stop the practice of buying cotton in the sreu.
The meeting adjourned to meet nt MI. Gar
mel next saturday at eleven O'Clock TO re-
cejve reports of committees and other busl-
hess. 4 full tournout is requested.
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Emitted States Jurors.

The following citizens of Abbeville have
been drawn To sit as jurors in the United
States Court to be held at GreenVlllc In feD-
ruary and August next:
February-Gr,nd Jurors-Thos. \: Ioloert,
Greenwood. Petit Jurors-AuStin j. ChildS,
Midway. ,,,,.
Aupust-Grand Jurors-C. &. Waller, Green
wood Petit Jurors-J0hn D. Childs, Green
wood; ]. II. Titus, Abberille.
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Church improvements

We learn that the Prcsbytcrians Of Abhe-
willie are discussing the subject OF providing
accom- motfations for the seating OF larger con-
gregations. Two plans are under cohSiuera-
Lion one is to enlarge the present building
another is, to build Il new house. Ii the work
should go on it is likely that more modern
plans OF arranging the seats will be adopted.
The pulpit will be lowered, and the more dis
1,nt seats will be placed on gradually rising
floor. The work commends itself to the we'll
wisners of the church.
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Churth Property for Sale.

The trustees of the Methodist church at
Mt. Carmel will offer to the highest bid
der on the 10th day OF October, at l. o'clock,
sixteen acres Of land, known as the church
lot TERMS-CaSh:
WM SCOTT,
T. Il. BAKER,
JOSEPH BROWN,
WM. RILEY.
4. q. HESTER,
TIIOS. FIRTH,
IL. $. CASON.
Sent 90 1SS5 81
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nouhIe DniIy Trains.

The people of the village are very grateful
for an Improvement in the running OF the
trains on the Abbeville branch. We have Two
trains instead of one. The first leaves at 1915
in the morning, returning at l:25 in the after
noon. Leaving AbbevilIe again at l:55 Z. Nj.
and returning at 4:30 F. NJ.
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PuhIie Benefacfor.

Mr.. c. Miller mt his agency, Is public
beneElctor There is now no earthly excuse
for wearing ill-tittng or badly-mnde clothing
He takes orders for the most stylish and best
firting clothing that c;in be found anywhere.
Give him an early call, and secure your cloth
ing before the cod wc;lth her sets.
The ladies should remember that Mr.. Miller
has dress goods OF the most beautiful styles
Il.l3 IF
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The State of South Carolina

The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
Mamie C.. Jordan, as Administrative,
Plaintiff against Mary NJ. Jordan,
Defcndant.-Complaint for Sale of
Land to pay Debts.
l. WILL sell at public ontcry at Abbe-
vile C. H., on Saleday in November next
for the payment of debts, the following
described real estate. belonging to the es-
tate of G. Marshall Jordan, deceased, to
wit: All that tract or parcel of land ly-
ing near Greenwood, in said County and
State, containing
One Hundred Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of the cs-
tate of John McLees, r. P. Pinson, L. j.
Plowdcn and others, upon the following
terms, to wit: One-half of the purchase
money to be paid cash, the balance on a
credit of twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, secured by bond Of pur-
chaser and mortgage of property. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
j. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Oct. 9, 1856, tt