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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-29
Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Robertson, Taylor & williams against ]. Pink
ney Jones ct al.-Foreclosure.
pY virtue OF an order Of sale made In the
- above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbeville G. H., 8. c., on
SALEDAY IN MARCH, 1888, within the lega!
hours Of sale, the following described proper
ty, situate in said State and County. to wit !:
All that tract or parcel OF land on Saluda Riv-
or containing
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less, bounded on West by lands now
or formerly Of ]. M. Graham, on South by
lands James F. Smith, on the East by lands
now or formerly Of w. w. Franklin, and on
the North by saluda River, formerly the Hsla
Jones tract.
Also that other plantation or tract Of land,
containing
Two Hundred Acres,
moro or less, and bounded by lands OF T. A.
Moore, w. II. Moore, and others, conveyed to
me tsaid J: Pinkney Jones) Jan'y llth, 1884, by
Thomas w. Pace.
TERMS OF aALE-One.fourth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, the other
threo-fourths to be paid in one and two years,
with interest from day Of sale, secured by
bond OF the purchaser and a mortgage Of the
premises, purchaser to pay for papers, with
leave TO purchaser to pay all the purchase
money in cash.
&c. KLUGH, Master.
Feb. la, 1888. St
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-29
Hints on Eating.

Never eat in a hurry; masticate
YOUR food we'll; this is of great tmpor-
lance, for many articles of dit, per-
fectly wholesome when properly mas
ticated, unless mixed we'll with the
saliva, are very indigestible, and great
ly derange the process OF dlgestion;t
Do not cat or drink under excitement
Of any kind, for food taken when IN
this state will do you but compara1iVe,
ly little good, and Is almost certain to
produce Injurious effects. The great
est composure of mind and body ls I'M.
portant while eating, and for short
time after, until digestion is fairly COM
menced. Cheerfulness while eating
and drinking is excellent; and a chat
with friend after meals will assist d.
gestion extraordinarily.
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Savannah Valley Railroad.

SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY
JANUARY !, 1888.
Passenger, Freight and Mall-Anderson to McCor.
mick Daily-Run by 10Th Meridian.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-29

You should try q bottle Of Durkees "Salad
Dressing" and dMeat Sauce" "a rich whole
some and delicious Mayonnaise Dressing" for
salad and meats.
We have Just received a case OF the above
celebrated sauce and will be glad to supply
you. w. Joel Smith & Son.
I am adding to my stock all the time, new
and desirable goods for ladies. w. E. Bell.
School claims wanted, will give goods
cash for them. w. E. Bell.
$1,000 worth Of school claims wanted. will
give goods at cash prices, or will pay cash for
them at small discount VIM. E. Bell.
Special bargains in winter goods for this
month. VIM. E. Bell
Short ends in dress goods and ginghams for
less than cost. VIM. E. Bell.
Heavy winter shawls at rs cents. worth 81.
w. E. Bell.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-29
At The Marble Yard.

A FULL LINE OF HEADSTONES AND
n MONUMENTS.
most symmetrical IN shape Of any to be found
In the up.country. Sept. %.
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The Better Thought.

Across the church-yard's hallowed ground,
Holding my darling's hand, trod;
On every side, some little mound
Told Of young souls called home 10 God.
olssped my child with sudden fears,
And thought. "What empty arms must
ache,
What syea grow dim with bitter tears,
AbSve these graves, for loves dear sake"
Divinely, then. 1t seemed to me,
With lifted face serene and fair.
She said, "How lovely heaven must be
With all these little children there"
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sDsily. tDaily except Sunday.

sDaiy. fDaily except Sunday.
THROUGH oAR SERVICE.
On trains Nos 80 and 81, Pullman sleeper between
Charleston and Hot springs, N. c., via A. c. L. and
Columbia and Spartanburg.
Through Passenger Coach between Charleston and
Morristown via 81 Railway, Columbia and Spartan.
burg. Tickets on sale at principal stations to all
points.
D. CARDwELL, D. PA.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, Genl Pass. Agent.
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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Port ROYAL & Western Carolina R'y

sDaily, except Sunday.
On Sunday-only one train on Anderson
Branch, leaving Anderson q. M, arriving at
Mccormick 10 q. m. Returning-leaveM McCor-
mick 10 20 q. M, arriving at Anderson 1 20
p. m.
Connection at Greenwood made to and from
all points en- Columbia and Greenville rail-
road. At Spartanburg with A. & 9. Air Line.
Close connections made to and from Charles
ton, Savannah and Florida points; and BY
Georgia railroad trains for Atlanta and the
West. w. ]. CRAIG, A. G. P. A.
E. E. ANDERSON, Master Trains.
w. w. STARR, Supt.
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Take care Of your character. Do
not be too much concerned for your
reputation. Keep the character right,
and the reputation will give you no
trouble. Character is everything
something that cannot be hid from
God or man, that cannot be changed
n We change garment; but we carry
It with us wherever we 60, and by II
We are known every day OF our lie.
A pure, earnest, consistent, symmetrl-
cal character-what divine glory 1t re-
fleets, what blessings 1t confers on the
world.
A deyout woman once wrote this !:
I'm my own family I try to be as little
in the way as possible, satisfied with
every thing, and never to believe for a
moment that any one means unkindly
toward me. II people are friendly
and kind to me I enjoy it; If they
neglect me, or leave me, am always
happy alone. It all tends to my one
aim, forgetfulness Of self, in order to
please God"
God requires three things: to do
Justly, to love mercy, to walk humbly.
The whole of our doing must be squar-
cd by justice, just doing must be tenn
pered by mercy. Both justice and
mercy must be crowned with humility.
The best book on Christian evidences
is not as effective as the humblest be-
lever who lives Christianity. Christ
has put his cause into your hands-do
not betray the sacred trust.
When homo Is ruled according to
Gods word, angels might be asked to
stay . night with us, and they would
not find themselves out of their ele-
ment.
1t seems but reasonable that those
whom God has distinguished from
others by His goodness, should distin-
guish themselves to Him by their graf
itude.
There is nothing in the universe
that fear but that I shall hot know
all my duty, or shall fail to do it.
I've seen men who wouldn't tell q
lie, but would let poor widow across
the street starve to death.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

Kihrsis now weighs 2i3
Jen Mace i giving boxing lessons ia
London
Jim Fell and Joe Lsnnou are 20 fight in
side thr-s weeks N New Jersey.
nxs Weir. tas Belfast SPIDER ia 20 icin
fsrson Davies company a. 81 Louis.
Jack MsAnlirs IL doinr an act With Kelly
ard hsrpay az TIE Hyde and Behman shove.
Jack Dempsey. Billy Madden and Denny
Costiran wiz givs spzrrsdg exhibitions at
Detroit ssxt week
Ex>Juaxe Hilton 10 said 20 have fred the
srics Of The stswsrs manson. which the
Manhattan Athietic Club Is anxious 70 pur-
shsss, a. 100000.
Tie Pstts5uFgh DiSrs7eh rossts' Rsddy
sailaghsr fer ret keeping al agreement
vita FoxsrtT ard Their issuing challenges
- Csrsiif. much heavier nsa
r "a rvuoresi That he Maahafsaa Ath-
ietic Club has go members and about forty
common TRACK nsn. who are seldom PER
nsttea n tns vita Avense honse.
Tbs Lonsoa Ss~-ssr-1a 81 Fssrusrv :
soutsias fa8 sccseas ~ G4ht IN Rvsn's
gymnasium fClsvs.znd. o between sam
Eatos sad Harry Es-zrd. neither - whon
vas ever hsard ~ N America
Ise Nsw 3-rxsy Assembly has rassrd
80 lsfietinv nss ST irpriscnrn.ut Tor de-
talairE henlnr pg-eus This Is the first
Instance o. record # iegai action fsr he
protsctios & the growing srort q horniuz
Tie Amerieas team e whesin,en hss
usSa = eix pusf "a TIE ctker SIDE Nor
raa = si1z7ig covrred WITH diamonds ard
rsed clashes. and Tempt bank sccsuns =
- Gag that he uses = telescope - So tte
sud II r.
gohsna Strsrss. n ceisbr,t-d -cursser.
Sang nach Trzfised WITH American fand-
eess fsr hss Music. = 1sturslv n ia~r ~i-h
sv.rT thfnx Anerscsr. ant sports N Annsr-
ican bill ard table ~ rs hcne &c IS . csn-
s.sns pr-tsent .f - ra-~~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04
the WESTERN LEAGUE.
csmplsss Lsss az shs Men wno Have Bcss
ssEssa Up - Date.


The Western Association Of Professional
Baseball Clubs, % watch Samuel @. Nor
ton, Of CAicago, Ia prssiasnt, viii furnish
SONS arst-clAss sntsr.alnmens this seasoa-
Below % sAs Arss csnplets publication OF
AZ TIA players signed:
Chseazs-Frcs Langs, d. l. Dugdals, T.
J. Hsagls. a. q Leag. Jshs Csogan, J. &
Dam, George Eoe<s. Eugsne Moriarity.
L. n. ssasaasck, J. W. Nicholson, J. n
AcCssisy
Des xslnes-F C. Saith. J. T. Macullar,
Harry Sage. Joseph ouinn. ID. stsarns. w.
J yas Dyks. W. e. Alvord, William T.
frskHy, O. Whia.sy, Frank WslSs, T. l.
caskasa. Tea Ksaaeey, ). W. Halliday.
Kansas Ciy-J. B. Jsansss, J. II Man
uiux. J. 3. 0anson. ?. =. swAxszsI, c. l.
Rcyaol1s, James Conway, Jaks Wells, IA
Cxrterizhs Jssspa A Ardasr, JOAN A.
MecaFy, w,sllzn Hasssz.sr, G. c. Cam
psu, O. n wiakisnaa. n Lynes. w =.
kaish<. II. Bradley. @. Kept. J. B. Freeman.
MRusak>s-E L VIA, william sssnkia
william raHsr, "A. Fsrsss. p < Psetse
Josepa sxsuss, T. l. Lowe, ID. r. Dawn,
81 r. Former. T. n warner, Leach Mask-
reg. Th0aas Fsstsr, Aa1y Cusic<, J. @. o.
stinek ..syA
MinnsasoliS O. r. wrk,nss, ". p
Knsraf. q. Kiopf. William HAYES, Tomas
McCuHsn. tn srossss, J. ". sasw, o.
J Fatten. ". C. Robinson, J. G. Starring
" T. Jsrion. G. J. Psrsoas. Frank Graves
Omsha-Cso-ss wHssr- rAonas Lovet.
wiuisu Annis, Jshn CsmpsaA JOAN Dor
an. Edward Cassika, Janes n Burns,
James + Coonsy. p r. O'Cosasa. W B.
Barriick, Jssspa Miller. James Walsh. Jenn
Merrist. Jean A Flyna, L sowders.
81 Louis-TAsmss Dslsa, Harry Staicy,
James Dsvli1. Harry ? Lyons, Jss Herr,
- Nicha,sss, Th0nss NsCarthy, II F.
Hines. Jsnss MsCsr-ick. "a sproat, p. l.
CASTE. Jsks BscklaY. Charles Crooks, 2. D.
wsi<srt. c. Alsstt. J KszTo,, r A Each.
81 Fsni-wnlian S0wdsrs. Joseph
cnryea. r. Keanlsr. 2. L Murphy, John
Pickett. Wir.as= Earl. Jsha Coroets Fred
Jsvne. r. sbsfsr. Charles Riley, John
sosvtiers. Joe Z. Quest Thomas J. Nor
risey. r Bingham. v G. Anderson. W.
Tackarmss.J z Carroll, ". ". Veach.
Peter ] VSF@l
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04

Some inSsnisus individual has orrsuizsd a
Book E1essagea in PARIS whlch might
rossiblT "a iraststsd With profit ~ tbs
country. Menter.rip eos.s thrs~ frsnrs sd
tftY centines seventy cEnfs. that = tie
reader bays = bcck-net ia paper covers. bat
Wi boend voiar1e md 0avs this annc-snt
Ia casa On ~ 80 - I'll fnS Use *
''sSb szeiscses. prlncip ~ IN large bc.ris
rrstsursnts. 49, where - nssT ucon rsT-
ussnt - an sfitonsi fftv oentaues zen
rsrtsl surrender his bork ard ~ aaoskrr.
snd - 81. ~ Ih T. IS crf,onai ~ AIRY fi~ns
fsr TIE ~shscr.5er 70 sorrensiss box 1ef
nitsiy ard recsvs thr-- francs IN paYass1t
tserssor Fssatlc ODin5o1.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04
THE NATIONAL GAME
a. fsn-azss4 EAss s-@s.a ala oasx
sts.8eo Ess Cl4zk.-4 ctsEssss
spz1.liak 8is Tia. 81 Has
ya1< C~tlsx@

A5oaz ths galF zszl lAzt . ri &c osers
81 ssla4tlons "a tzs bass-azl sFsna - goa
siP 4solt - Eas sr4asf4r AZ ciarxsoa fraa
CelcaEo ~ Eos1sa. sza tass this sli 30 aon.
sulazn4tsd ~ 80 Nara 4eeGaz "a tAs
teas1a sae1ls - - assured Tia pFioo thsf
saslsa ~ A4ss - pay 81 p1r sha Eslly
tF4da ~ Ne sn4ds. 4a1 81 zndous ssdls
Fsaea lha z2a4seas sartaas OF s., &c
bestoa al snasassezlF &c wiling % pAy
thls 1zars TEA tA4s craek tsirlsr, aad Ia
caicags elias I'll - anply ssAsaled here.
~ for an isss. VIA E.a Halsrsn, Bad
win. sryaaa All KFssk, chlcaxs VIA az
saraaly - strszx {. ne sex Besldss,
cl.TxsoA u s.s sosssa leaa wtil - a.
great . frsNiaE sar4 az Uss Ksay Tas
sansuoa ssy % sszsd. II Rzasoara
drew o. 90 at ss4sss Ia Bostoa, which "a
Az, Whats wdi snsY give C.sf<soAi" Ia
soa : Eos lsss sA44 81 500 IL . theuEht
80. taat R.e asars ~ - Stimulated = "a
splsaaia ssr4 silA = plsysr lks Clsrkson
ia ths aaA As4asAts ClsFxssa sDsnts
mosa % ala NA.s In tAs s.sssiS shades Of
hsryara Gsi4sgs. ~ssrs &c receives eco Tor
saoSag Ia sstsasrs there new 70 shoOt
Dals ossr tss p.zla
Aasghsr 1aAl tAst ths Boason manage
mens . trYias - vera a ths exchange OF
hoFbang far Aa4rssFs, sr scms othsr laid
Or. II sAs lsa<sd ous lat wise ana Hora-
aae d aos @Ek ~ sasa sthsr, aRd did act
a.. last season. "a sscolas 81 ugly remarks
ulssis On soth sldss- Ia srdsr 70 secure
nsrnSny enc - sAs nsn NAY have % 20.
Here . Harry UrfsAss prediction about ths
season 81 80 n : istLar - your correspond
snt Fhilaasipaia. Dstroit, Nav York. Pias-
b0rgn, Calcago, sss.sn, Indianapolis. Wash
ingsen-
Jsha p Morrfl has not besa acting "a
POO referee kAas seasoa, and a great many
have been wondering what ccGld De the
matter. Jaas j. very quiet fellow who
<ness ss~ - mlad as susinoss aad not
give away asrs thaa Ia absolutely nscss-
-ary l. hAz >sms 70 ny sArs, however,
thas thsrs hsa bssa more Of Q reason
thaa that given ~ him; that hs did
not care - oHsnzts this season John
has sssa ssudylag diligently at COM
mercial sehosl aad ycrfscsing hil-
self IA bnsiasss principles and ways.
hs las a brother Ia ths North vest who II
weltte-co, and tals gentleman wants Jehn
- 20 into Business with hin. John hasn't
signed yst. aaa Is In no hurry 50 20 90. IL
The Boston oius dsesn's treat him right IA
vii eater business, where 40 car do fully
a veil now saa better Ia tho near future
than be can IN baseball IL be caves Bo.-
ton thsy WA lsss oss OF the meat honorable
aud honest managers in the country, . man
who has saved ths management a great
dsal % mSasy n past seasons By acting 50
manager sa4 player. ana who has scarcely
reserved IA iuss dues And hare I DO not
estimate ala value a. q captain, which 10 by
no means shgak
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04

Nevada horze rsisers and ranchmen on the
Phoebe and White Pine ranges are complain
ing Of tho Wild horses Of that region. In the
Shsliback mountain are bands OF from 10 70
zoo Of tbess horses. each under the leadership
Of powerful stations. and they max. regular
raids on the ranches and run OF the horses Of
the rsnchmen- A horse once gone {. gone
forever, the Nevada men ssv, for the wild
horses srs very cunEing and wary, and viii
not lee = man ct within nj. shot of them.
The nnisanc- b~csroe 20 great that last spring
fifteen experienced horscr1sa and hunters
started out with the cbiect Of killing or az
many q tbs boss stations as possible In
a zen daTs hunt they managed q Xii Just
one horse The Mid horses of Nevada aver
az about 500 poun2s weight. ard when
esnght srs about The most ugly bcast alive.
Bas X ther can - Thoroughly sahdu-d and
broken. thsy make the mo~t servic-abie and
hardy horses ifnsEinsbie.--New ork sun.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04
vos oER AAE's TsIoKsRY.
Hence ss- Cr-.s chl--s. rissh-r IL cI.:
as Ian &C. Lsnis-

Hence ts. Cr->s Chl-.s. rfseh~r 70 eiss
as LsfA &c. Esnis-
Rob Csrathsrs va ASKED he osher tsr
whether ne szS asa Ven dse Ahs lately.
Replying IL ths uexstiv., De proceeded 70
eve M r. Louis Sal naxnsts q scoring
When a. tssii>S ~ leave - LOUIS he went
% Zen asr Abe and ssxed him What be
xoa;d taks far ths Chicago boys release.
Earr yas replied Eight thousand dol
lars. saa sxplaissd that 500 e-uld 5uy his
s~n r.lsass for Pat sroua& provided be
could rsiss ms hSeseY Tie whole story a
thus ssid ~ srsrs-f Eifss
well szia Bob. " I wat - friend of
ra,as sd ssksa his = - would raY slo0oo
fsr NJ r@ts,ss No said ~. but VII
xivs - - fssi& sin i vas =. and be
pazs Sus ne ehsek. weat - Ven der Ale
With Il sn1 seid I'm Wa really - close up
scccrrnts-shat Wasted = pzg him sSaNe
IN szesanxe sar ny release. Wh&s 10 ycn
sbirk ~ sssai
a' Na.' sid So q I w,s-s sCn'. vant act
rswhs tsssans. Csrsod@rs. vii hoid On -
ysa Tass a Atsl- icnz~v
80 SAT- sd I yes promised ne Ton
wnnlS saks tnst aruoana
YES. h~-~ ssa as lin eet more
- Der So vvu sew
Wei. Ne ksa seseen re- cut sf ciesa
r.xe. kut she-- ~ss Ne help for H. Another
ssuse ~ 5>eted ~ HH When Z ~as cor,-
Pellet ~ sieknes. - lssve tas club a. FAiis-
Gelphia AID soUs ssEss ~ Calcag, far rsss. -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04

Ten Marsei e = xrfr1an IN Kansas
rItr case rsed
pavs rsrse - fsrtvsix vears ed. uut MI
Fav AZ Merrehss tsts sessoa.
The Ts~ Tsrk ciuss salary Esf via -
ssort - "a for fSss ard TAT q Detroit
alrnt 81 aes
Frrrs rresi<lra - Esrsss Ctr. ffu
rriies. = SO Il Ne i'szps Azsociatscn ciass
save - nasa
Jack Re~ssn nss riaTea csntrr Sid N
feurteen diFsrens claeS turing as base
BAL >xreries~e
n.ss Foutz . raansns saeh Preataels
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04
On Monday, March ;

We will place upon our count
ers at Importation Prices the
largest line of Silks, Velvets.
Pushes aud light weight
Spring Dress Goods ever
in shown Grand Rapids.
You can inspect and secure
the quantity you desire from
100 pieces New Tricots or
from fifty pieces Silk Warp
Henriettas; or from one full
case All-Wool Demiettas, all
imported by us and expressly
for the Spring trade.
A splendid line of new Cash.
meres in all the new colors.
1877 patterns in Few Com
binatiOns of French designs in
wide range of colors and quail
tiles.
Sixty-nine pieces New Broad
cloths, all the best Spring
shades represented.
PLAIN TURTLE Fabrics, fancy
effects, Broken Plaids, Cross
Bars, Checks and Stripes are
shown in great profnsion and
are entirely new.
In our Silk Department we
are showing a great many
beautiful qualities and styles,
from the rich Black Silk to
the highest novelties of the
weaverS' art. New Cir s
Grains warranted durable and
magnificent texture. The old
reliable Faille Francaise-a
full and fresh stock.
A full line of Black Surahs.
which is one of our most staple
articles. 1t is stylish, hand
some, reliable and fashionable
"a quartette of excellent
polEts.
We are displaying a large
invoice of the welI-known
Satin Radzimir, a silk that has
stood the test of hard wear.
1t is of pure dye and has a fine
satin face.
New India and China Silks.
Pongee, Crepe de Chine and
Glace Silks in new and at
tractive patterns and novel
combinations of colors.
AIN Velvets and Pushes we
are showing an exceptional
line. Everything rel resented
from the standard plain to the
fancy plaid. stripe aud b-o-
cade. which will be used ek
Nnsively this season t. con-
bine with Satins, Colopd
Cashmeres, Camele's Hair and
IN fact with all the light wool
Spring fabrics. We viii open
also on Monday a very large
invoice OF
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04

Tat grad Cd $40 - Ffe-orv vese-r's
teres eca hraf the rrnrtirS-s Frerrr sr1
SrsEt-h fesf. o. g. IsS ~ss recently
fcurd - p r sis<irz cnassaos ~. hsr-
raiF, - cern sa~ed xra ~ arser ~estn---
irE p secrz1s r. a 7sneurT rsses a. sor
~ Fortz-scufh eaTacr a Pate fssssre5 -
49, 1Tszfssr 1rck nssfis tse secs vAer. the
ET~ss ssiaslTsl So -sruu<h - hnsv ~ e
nifzsket BAL survived cry boox errrch -
So 80 eoeay S.rs&e ais cosa~s.-S<seztzsss
Azsrics1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04
MORSE'S.
Water Color Decorating.

Designs aud estimates viii be furnished on a..
picaton. by the undersigned for artistic interior
decorating. competing IL price and beauty OF
nnish with wall paper decorations, by & Use OF
the permanent water. color amt. X aisomine"
We guarantee TO 90 this artistic aud durable
decorating a. 10 produce better effects for the
The same room with WALLPAPER, either ia cheap
or e. aborate work aud the ssork i guaranteed -
he permanent ana that IL viii never require TAX.
ing on TO re-fnish the walls with the same or any
other anisn
The ceiling OF the new entrance 10 Powers
oper. House Is sample OF one grade OF this
work
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04
The factors that produced the
Grand Results.

Our determination is to make
1888 the Banner Year OF our
career. To our generous
patrons we return sincere
thanks and solicit an unin-
terrupted continuation of their
iavors, promising in return
full recompense.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-04

Don sUfTsr snF ienr-r rsth vonr eoFfss
huators Ct inxrow'nx raiis, hus rasl - ercs
on ~ : Is3oursite- ~ ne T7rkish Rszh
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-20

it. But is it surprising to find that
we have bad roads when they are to be
kept up entirely by set of men who do
not have to llse Them much, and who
feel that what work they are doing is
for somebody else's pleasure or bene-
fit? Is it rightfor us to expect 1t :?
As the law now exists, it exempts all
over is years from road duty, and
this excuses most all who use the road
most. l know sit is not a popular
idea, but it strikes me that the only
plausible one for us to pursue, is for
us to work our roads by taxation, and
let every man bear his burden accord
ing to his worth; 1t is nothing but
right; and thent we certainly would
have better roads. Let's have fund
for it.. and have bn each section of the
road one hand or more if needed,
whose business ifshall be to stay on the
road and work bust as the section of
railroad is kept Up. This force can see
that no place in his road becomes bad,
and by not letting any one place get
in a bad condition. he will be able in
the summer seas pms to do a great deal
of work on his section that will be of
lasting good to the road, and at this
season all of the e'working class could
be called out to help put our roads in
frst-class order do not pretend to
know what is constitutional, but this
much l am certain of, that every work
ing man would much prefer paying a
reasonable tax than to be harrassed
and bothered as he is now
We are all bound to admit that the
present system is failure, and not
more so than we, could expect when
we force set of individuals to keep
up the roads whip are not interested
in them, and who do not want! to do
it, (at least all of9it): If all were as
willing to take hold and help, as We
are to quarrel, we could and would
have Better sroads! .'s,.'.sf
Hoping that our next Legislature
may be composed of men who will
not be afraid to tackle roads, dogs, or
anything else that will benefit the
farming and working classes, [ am,
Respectfully yours,
A FARMER.