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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-11
The Democracy of South Carolina.

The State Democratic Executive Committee
met at o'clock last Friday night In the dircc-
tors room Of the Carolina National Bank in
Columbia. AS result of three hours session
it was decided that the State Convention to
elect delegates to the National Convention be
held at Columbia on May 18th, and resolu-
tion was adopted recommending that candi-
dates for State offices be not voted for at this
convention.
or the twenty-five members which comprise
the committee, the following fourteen were
THOSE WHO WERE PRESENT:
First Congressional District: w. Fl. Brad
ley, Charleston; S. p. Wingard, Lexington,
and w. ]. Flshburn, Waterboro.
Second District: l.. T. 1Zlar, Blackville and
]. w. Moore, Gillisonville.
Third District: George s. Mower, Newberry
and f, Is. Murray, Anderson.
Fourth District ~. A. Hoyt, GreenVille, and
G. w. Shell, Luarens.
Fifth District: r. F: Allison, Lancaster,
and j. F. Rhame, Manning.
Seventh Districts. sPorCher Smith, Mt.
Pleasant.
THE QUESTION OF THE PLACE
where the State convention should be held
excited some discussion. and upon vote be-
ing taken to ascertain the sense Of the meet
ing three voted for Charleston, three for
Greenville and eight for Columbia.
The time for the convention was fixed as
Thursday, the 18th of May next.
LOOKING TO TWO CONVENTIONS
The following resolution, offered by Captain
F. w. Dawson, was adopted with but two or
three dissenting votes:
Resolved. That this committee recommend
that the Democratic candidates for State Off
cers be not nominated at the convention to be
held in May next.
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The prettiest line OF spring and summer
cravats ever brought to this market. Z. Ro-
senberg & Co.
A beautiful line of gents cravats just
opened-styles new and attractive assortment
complete. Smith & Son. Al
Children kid button and lace polish shoes
w. z. Bell.
Infants kid and goat button shoes. w. E.
Bell.
Kid gloves for ladies IN tan mode and wood
brown. w. E. Bell.
j. g. Hammond & Co., have OH hand q good
supply of Homemade Harness, double and
single. to sell for cash or to exchange for hids
and tan bark.
All parts OF Harness sold separately, to suit
customers. Hand-mape. J. S. Hammond &
co.
South Carolina Penitentiary made, in mems
low quarter, ladies low quarter and all styles
OF chrildren shoes at P. Rosenberg Co.
Children South Carolina Penitentiary made
shoes at z. Rosenberg 4 Co.
Gents low quarter shoes penitentiary made
ut p. Rosenberg & Co.
Old ladies shoes South Carolina Penltentiary
made at P. Rosenberg & Co.
II you want good pair of old ladies Shoes
Call and get pair Of South Carolina Pepi-
tentiary make from +. Rosenberg Il Co.
Children shoes children shoes! South Car
olina Penitentiary made. p. Rosenberg d Co.
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X. M. Haddon d. Co., Not Going to
Allow the Demand to Exceed the
Supply.

Owing to the great demand in our millinery
and dress goods department. we are rccciy-
ing fresh goods from New York every week.
The demand has never been greater SO early
in the season, and we intend to keep right up
with the demand. SO if you are In need of
hat, bonnet or dress, come and see the
mammoth stock we have to show. Fresh
new fashionable goods can alwsys "a be found at
Hats of the very latest styles from cheapest
10 finest, with beautiful flowers, ribbons and
silks TO match at r. NJ. IIaddon.
Dress goods. the most exquisite colorlngs
with suitable trimmings to match every
shade. NAV be found at Il. NJ. Haddon & Co.
Corsets, in dozen different styles and from
the best manufactures In the country. r. NJ.
Bustles! The latest improved wire and
spring bustles from l5c. up. 10 different
styles to select from. R. NJ. Haddon & Co.
Parasols. Cachlng styles in color ed and
goods for the price. K. NJ. Haddon & Co. 49,,
If you have never visited our store, 1t will
pay you to do so this season. Our stock Is I'M
usually attractive. We have great variety
to select from. You are bound to be pleased.
Our stock embraces so many new and pretty
goods, it would be impossible to give de.
sscription. SO we invite you to come and see
Black and colored dress silks, with trim
mings to match AT lower prices than such
goods are usually sold for at X. NJ. Haddon u
Co.
LII lUe iileSU IuSulOuS, uIcsSCo CNt buO ~ VI
made TO order. 4. NJ. Haddon 4 Co.
a beautiful line satines over ~ styles at r..
NJ. Haddon IL Co.
White goods, mover before have we been
able TO show such variety in white dress
fabricks. They are not only pretty, but very
cheap. K. NJ. Haddon & Co.
The place to get almost every article in Ia
dies wear. r. NJ. Haddon d Co.
Slippers, cases slippers direct from the
manufacturers to arrive this week. r. NJ.
Haddon 4 Co.
Shoes. Our shoe trade has increased SO
rapidly, that we have been compelled 10 IN
crease our stock. We have In store the
largest and best line shoes Quality and price
considercd) we have ever offered. We can flt
any lady, miss child or infant. cheap, med
Ium or fine. H. NJ. Haddon Il Co.
Our stock is so large. embracing almost
every article in ladies weary that II would be
next to an imposibility TO describe every ar
ticle for sale in our store. Come and see for
yourself, we are confident you can save mon
ey. II. NJ. Haddon & Co.
Order department Orders by mail receive
prompt attention. X. NJ. Heddon Co.
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. c., April 8, 1855.
w. G. BENET,
County Chairman,
M. p. DEBRUHL, Secretary,

CIRCULAR no COUNTY CLUBS.
The State Executive Committee Of
the Democratic party of South Caro-.
lima, at a meeting held this day, have
issued call for State Convention to
meet at Columbia OH Thursday, the
18th day of May, at - NJ, for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, which
will meet at st. Louis Oh the STU of
June next.
The number of delegates elected by
each county will be equal to double the
to which such county
is entitled in both branches OF the
General Assembly.
The County Chairmen Of the several
counties in this State will proceed to
have the Democratic clubs in their
counties reorganized, and take such
steps as are necessary TO carry out the
call, and for the election Of delegates
to the State Convention.
BY order Of the committee.
JAMES w. MOORE, Chairman.
VILE JONES. Secretary.
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County Democratic. Club.

The AbbeviIle County Democratic
Club will meet in the Court House at
Abbcville on Monday, 7th May, being
next S;,lcday, ut eleven o'clock, A.. NJ.
On that day the Club will elect Il
County Chairman, and other officers of
the County Club; and will also elect
delegates to the State Democratic Con-
vcntion which is to he held in Column
bia on Thursday, 18th May. (Thc
call for the State Convention is pub
lished below. Other business of i'm
portancc will come up for considera-
ton.
Presidents of local Democratic clubs
are urgently requested to call a meet
ing of their respective clubs at once
for the purpose of choosing delegates
to attend the meeting Of the County
Club, at which it is hoped there will
be q full representation OF all the clubs
in the County.
Abbeville, S. c., April 8, lSSS.
w. &. BENET,
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, =. G., April LIST, 1883.
i CERTIFY, that Mr. T. &. LIPSCOMb,
Uf Niuety-Six, Agent of the HOME Of New
York, ROCHESTER, GERMAN, NEW YORK
UNDER WRlTElsS AGENCY, and SPRING.
FIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, has complied with the requlsl-
lions of the Act Of the General Assembly en-
titled "An Act to regulate the Agencies OF IN
State of South Carolina" )" and hereby license
the said L. C. LIPSCOMB, Agent aforesaid, to
take risks and transact all business OF lnsur-
ancc in this State, in the County Of Abbeville,
for and In behalf Of said Companies.
Expires March 3lst, 1859.
J. 8. WERNER,
Comptroller General.
April II, 1888, ct
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AUDITOR JONES, OF Abbeville, has raised q
question which has excited capitalists IN an
parts of the State. Up to this time perhaps
State has escaped taxation. Under decision
OF the question raised by him the revenues OF
the State will be largely increased. In that
aot be has done for the people much ii,niHTc more
would effect for the peoples welfare. If they
should succeed in being elected TO office for
the remainder OF their lives. His work Is OF
practical benefit
Mr.. THOMAS L. MOORE, of Ninety-six. was
week. He comes from one OF the finest sec
tions Of the State, and Is worthy representa-
tive OF that section. He will have a strong
soPpty' soPPty Hen He like s his Competitor Mr Branch
would make an excellent Sheriff. Both are
good and competent men, and we wish that
both Of them could be elected.
THE Methodist Quarterly Conference held
New Methodist church. A. j. Cauthen Is the
new Presiding Elder. We learn that among
other things license was granted to j. I.
Zones exhoT1 HIS first apgoi1bsment anS Is at at
Sharon on the first Sunday in May.
Mr.. w. T. BRANCH is announced as can
didate for Sheriff. He Is well known to the
citizens Of Abbeville county, and Is popular
with the people everywhere; He would make
a faithful officer. and would serve the people
acceptably.
THE discussion Of the "nigger corpse trust
OF Charleston will probably now give place to
the discussion OF the question raised by Au-
ditor Jones-the taxation Of banks.
Mr.. PAYNE is not running against Wig
gins, the weather prophet, but he proposes
to raise q cyclone in Greenwood. See what
he has to say about.
Mr.. HOLLIS EDWARDS, one OF Abbeviile's s
best young men, after an absence. OF several
months, returned yesterday on short visit.
DON'T fail to read Mr.. Speeds advertise
ment. II you wont any anything in his line
be sure to call on him.
A fresh lot of choice Magnolia Hams, South
Carolina Shoulders, Breakfast Bacon and Pig
Jowls at j. F. Miller.
Miss SALLIE CALHOUN returned from
Charleston yesterday evening. She is sick.
WE had q very pleasant call last Saturday
from Presiding Elder Rev. A. j. Cauthen.
Mr. A. s. OSBORNE, Of Ninety-SiX was a
welcome guest at our office last night.
THE Lowndesville Stove and Tin House is
the place to get the best Of bargains.
Just received q fresh lot Evaporated apples
at j. F. Miller.
Mr.. r. E. HILL is at home again, after a
short absence.
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For County Chairman.

Colonel l.. b. Gary will be a candidate for
County Chairman at the reorganization OF
the Democracy of Abbcvlle county next Sale
Day. At one time IL was thought he would
be a candidate for election TO a seat in the
Legislature. but he says lie will devote him
self to the practice OF his profesSion-the law
at which he is gaining distinction, and will
not give more of his time to politics than
NAV be necessary to the discharge OF the du-
ties OF County Chairman, in case he is elected
to that honorable office, which office has in
times past, been held SO many OF our uistin-
gushed citizens-and he among the rest. His
ability as presiding officer is known to
our people. and his fame as n criminal lawyer
Is known Of all men.
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Auditor A. w. Jones.

Auditor A. w. Jones has set the people, oi
the State to talking on the taxation OF banks:
and he now stands so fair with the people ol
Abbeyille county that there will be no use for
any one to run against him for Auditor lie
is reformer in the true sense OF the word.
He will see that our jurics are legally drawn
and will see that our property Is fairly assess
ed. He is making an enviaLle record, and his
praises are upon the lips OF all.
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w. f. Bells Locals.

E. sggcjIpIs ggcII e"'e0s in French "'teen styles W.
Spring ginghams, in ~ different styles. w.
Satecns in beautiful flowers and stripes. w.
E. Bell.
Colored figured batiste in all the spring
shades. w. E. Bell.
Colorcd 36 inch lawns In figured and
stripes. w. Z. Bell.
White plaid lace batisto for ladies summer
dresses. w. K. Bell.
White batiste with embroidery to match
w. T. Bell.
Cream batiste with embroidery to match.
w. E. Bell
White India lawn with embroidery to
match. w. +. Bell.
Cream India lawn with embroidery to
match. w. h. Bell.
White and cream LAGOS from lc. TO s. per
yard. w. Z. Bell.
White embroidery in all widths for dress
trimming. w. f. Bell.
Ladies silk gloves i'm all the summer shades.
w. +. Bell.
Ladies Isle thread gloves. W. L. Bell.
Silk and Isle thread lace mtts. w. +. Bell
Silk floss in all the new shades. w. f. Bell.
l have some special bargains for this month.
Don't fail to call for the special bargins. W.
+. Bell.
I have some beautiful goods for early spring
wear. w. L. Bell.
Braid trimmings in all the new shades with
pannels to match. w. +. Bell.
Mora silks in every new shade for dress
trimming. w. l.. Bell.
Jet ornaments and Jet sets. colorcd beaded
sets. My line Of dress trimmings is complete
in every shade. w. L. Bell.
Hats for all. cases of ladies misses and
nj 1ran m c n Il
Street parasols for ladies and children. w.
Z. Bell. ,
Corsets Try my kabo corsets for comfort
every corset warranted. w. f.. Bell.
Dress goods In "a and 4G inches width in oil
the new shades. w. +. Bell
Wash goods. Never before has wash goods
been in such demand. have them in oil the
new styles w. +. Bell.
have just returned from New York and
Baltimore with one of the best stocks OF ladies
goods ever brought TO Abbeville. / take
pleasure in thanking the ladi es for past ta-
vors, and Will do my best IN the future to Sc
cure their patronage. w. l.. Bell.
Remember w. f. Bell will have his opening
on %. 30 and 31st OF this month.
I will have my grand spring and summer
opening on %, 80 and 3lst OF this month all
the ladies arc Invited TO attend. w. L. Bell.
Miss Hood Is preparing for VIM. +. Bells
spling opening, which will come Oil on the
90, 30 and 3lst OF this month.
Novelty braid In 10 different styles. w. T..
Bell.
Feather edge braid in all the Nos. w. E..
Bell.
Buttons in all the new summer shades. w.
+. Bell.
Linen floss, for fancy work ut w. f. Bell.
Ladies' shoes in kid button. The best 50
French kid shoe in the market. w. L. Bell.
Ladies goat polish In common sense heel.
W f. Bell.
Ladies opera and tic slippers. w. Z. Bell.
Misses kid and goat button shoes. w. T.
Bell.
Misses opera and tie slippers at W. +. Bell
Ladies undress kid gloves in new shades.
w. +. Bell.
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Religious.

Meeting OF Union Of Abbeville Baptist AS
ISOLATION at Abbeville Court House, April u,
1883.
FRIDAY, 2.30 p. ".
]. Enrolment Of delegates.
2 Address OF j. r. Leavell.
8, Introductory sermon-Elder 6. H. Car
ter.
SATURDAY.
!. Advisability of two Unions-Elder j. S.
Jordan.
2. Endowment Furman University-Prof.
A. b. Stallworth. (Mass meetingin behalf of
same.)
8. Temperance-Elder w. a. Gaines
SUNDAY.
]. Organization Sunday School.
2. Sunday School Mass Meeting-usual SER
vices.
3. Missionary Sermon-Elder H. c. Smart.
Each church Is entitled to three, and sun
day Schools two delegates.
V. GRIFFIN,
Secretary.
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NOTICE TO
Land Owners and Lessees

A LII LAND OWNERS and persons having
"A land leased for n term OF one or more
years are hereby notified that they are re.
quired by law to remove from the running
streams Of water upon their lands or the
lands in their possession. "all trash, trees,
RATS, and timber, during the months Of May
and August, 1888.
Persons falling to comply with the proyis-
ions of the law are liable to a fine OF not less
prisonment of not less than ten nor more
than thirty days at the discretion Of the Court.
BY order Of the Board.
J. T. PARKS, Clerk.
April 10, 1883, 4t
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

rpHE CONTRACT FOR REBUILDING OF
i the bridge on Saluda at Boyds, will be let
to the lowest bidder at the bridge on the 4th
of MAY next at II O'clock Il. m. Spccifcn-
tions will bc given on day Of letting. Con-
tractor to give bond and security.
G. NJ. MATTISON,
April III, 1883, 1t County Commissioner
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D.J. Foley & Co., Of Baltimore, NJ: D., one OF
the largest and Oldest houses in the city OF
Baltimore have place their South Carolina
Rogers & Co., will take charge of their bust
ness in Carolina. In connection with their
grain and provision business in Augusta, and and
every thirty days to solicit orders for Balti-
more shipments, also their grain and provi-
sicns business of Augusta.
Foley & Co., were fortunate In placing their
business In this live and progressive firms
hands. as Rogers & Co., are well known to the
trade as they have been in the wholesale
business for several years, and always guar
antee salts faction on all sale made by, them
They give merchants who buy in car lots the
privilege of wireing them for prices, at Ros-
ers & Co., expenses, so IL does not cost the
buyer anything to get their prices. They re-
quest the trade to post themselves on prices
before buying, so that they can appreciate
prices. Mr.. Rogers says he always get there,
ELL
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ABBEVILLE'S AUDITOR.

MR.. A. w. JONES OF ABBEVILLE RAISED
A QUESTION, THE DECISION OF WHICH
WILL BE OF VAST IMPORTANCE TO
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE.
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RenOyating Feathers.

Messrs. Gillespie & Co. are doing good bus
mess in cleaning feather beds. Nearly every
feather bed, pillow or bolster In town has un-
dergone, or will undergo the renovating pro
cess. Already thousands of pounds have
gone through the machinery. They shipped
Of their toll feathers yesterday $50 lbs.
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BEADS AND ORNAMENTS.
MULLS and, LACES.

NULL pink blue cardinal NULL black and Span
escurial black Chanty
Egyptian % colred ces for wash goods fine
Egyptian black
wide and
Egyptian white ua founcng, black and
white black Infants lace
infants Hamburg lace infants corded null
caps infants open work cap infants oriental lace
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS MAKE THEIR
AWARD OF CERTIFICATES.
Names Of the Lucky Teachers. and
The Graile Of fheir Certificates.

Names of the Lucky Teachers, ana
The Grade Of their Certificates.
Last Friday and Saturday School Commits
sioncr Cowan, with tho other members OF the
the Board of Examiners, Mes>rs j. c. klugh
and J. Allen Smith, conducted the eXamina-
non OF teachers in the public schools OF Az
beville county The following are the awards:
White Teachers.
FIRST GRADE.
W. r. Acker, Miss Lucy Moore.
j. II, Bell, Miss Nellie y. MOrey,
e. w Davis MisSfIellenM MacMukin,
d II. Penney, Mrs. E. \. McAllister,
Miss :. &. Britt, Miss a. w. Parks,
Mrs s. NJ DuPrc, Miss Mary Rogers.
Miss Rcdona Griffin,
SECOND GRADE.
w. IL. Moore, Miss NJ. l.. Gillian,
j. w. Pinson, Miss r. J.. Hannah,
w. Il. c. Vermillion, Miss C. Killingsworth, =,
Newlin Mercer, Mrs. ]. L, Mauldln,
Mrs. i. y. Burdashaw, Miss Mary Miller.
Miss y. o. DuBose,
CoIOred Teachers.
FIRST GRADE
w. F. Martin, Mrs. NJ D. Dunlap,
c. w. {. Moragne, Miss II. Z. Goggins.
Miss l. J. Butler,
J. w. Easley, n. NJ. Richie,
b. Brock, B. w. Turner,
p. w. Chiles, ]. J.. Turner.
A. J. Holloway, Richard Wright,
H. Il. Latimer, Miss p. j. Adams,
VIM Makins Miss NJ. Il. Coleman,
M. w. Lehman, Mrs. Nj. +. DeVlln,
Z. w. Moragne, Mrs. Susan A. Donald
J. NJ. Peterson, son.
THIRD GRADE.
Geo. Anderson, Eliza Moragne,
George Burton, Sally S. Aloragne,
NJ. J. Burton, Mary J. Perrin,
Lula Brooks, u. 4. Perrin,
j. B. Beck. T.. G. Reed,
B. b. Bibbs, Clara Redd,
B. Il. Boyd, Josephine Reynolds
H. ClinkScales, Martha j. Reynolds
Addison Crawford, Angelina NJ. Romans,
Mary Conner, ]. H. Robinson,
II. K. Early, w. H. Starks,
Emma Goode, Ida Sample,
Joanna a. GWinn, r. j. Smith,
Julia Goode, II. A. Smith,
Lula Green, L. P. Taylor,
j. T. Humbert, VIM. Toland,
f. r.. Harper, r. A. Vance,
z. L. James, Mary E. Williams,
Bette l.. Jones, James Warden,
VIM. Lehman, Ira A. Williams.
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SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER POWER

Is red in certain mortgage to us by A. 6.
Youngblood, dated 4th day Of February. 1887,
recorded in Mortgage Book I'D, " page 103 Reg,
listers office for Abbeville county, we will sell
at public auction at Abbevile G. H., on
SALESDAY IN MAY next, Tth), that Lot or
parcel of land in the town Of Bradley, con
veyed by P. H. Bradley to A. G. Youngblood,
containing FIVE-EIGHTHS % ACRE, more
or less. with provements, bounded by lands
Of j. M. Jordan, D. w. Jay, Main street and
others.
TERMS-Cash. Purchaser to pay taxes and
for necessary papers.
CRANSTON & ALEXANDER,
Mortgages.
April TO- 1893, St
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CANDIDATES..
For Sheriff.

The many friends of THOS. L. MOORE, OF
Ninety-Slx, SC, beg leave to nominate him
as candidate for Sheriff Of Abbcvillc county,
pledgng him to abide by the ensuing primary
election.
w. T. BRANCH Is hereby announced as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Abbcvlle county,
subject to action Of primaries.
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DelinQuent Land Sales.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 2 OF
/ an Act entitled can Act In relation to for
fcited lands, delinquent lands and collection
OF taxes" approved "a December, 1887, and by
virtue of sundry executions TO me directed, I
will sell TO the highest bidder, at public auc.
tion within the legal hours OF sale, at Abbe.
willie G. H, on MONDAY, the seventh day OF
MAY A. D. 1883, all the right, title and inter-
est of the owners thereof, In the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate, lying and being IN
GOO acres, more or less, In the Diamond Hill
township, assessed in the name Of Benz. w.
Williams. Tax. penalty and costs TO date,
Si3.SI. TERMS-CaSh.
]. F. C. DUPRE,
April 10. 1885, II Sheriff.
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Don't smoke mean cigrrs, when you can get
good ones, for the same price, at Speeds drug
store.
Columbia axle Oil put up In neat cans, with
screw tops and spouts for sale at Speed's drug
store.
Ladies' hand made low quarter South Caro-
lima Pcnitcntary make shoes ut r. Rosenberg
d Co.
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NECK RUFFLING.

White three pompadour footing white and black
u1ng white and
silk edge white and two fedora plai silk edge
shell plai silk edge white and two
plain edge full line of mourning rufing
widow n white.
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Capital. Surplus and
mn flivifln1

According to this statement the State and
county tax to bc enforced OIL tho banks,
under the attorney generals opinion, would
be So 927, and the city tax. following the state
or an additional tax Of S37,5O2 for single
year.
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An Imputation Against an Honest
Banker Who Thinks the Law Is
SuI,

Another banker, whose in stltution has no
surplus, gave as his opinion that the decision
of the attorney general was emincntly just.
He could not see, he said, the justice in taxing
his bank on all 1t had. as 1t had no surp Gus,
and relieving another bank OF taxation on
that part Of its property which was represent
ed by its surplus.