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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-04

DOR SALE-THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE
Il property of Mrs, A. b. Weaver, at the corner
of Fifth and Marked streets, Freeport, Pa, con-
sisting Of a 2H-story brick dwelling Of IS rooms.
feet. with a hall 10x36 feet; natural gas through
out; a good pavement all around; well shaded with
maple trees; the ground of the premises is sSx100
feet: a lawn, with shrubbery and peach trees bear
Ing; the property can be bought very cheap.
HENRY A. WEAVER & CO., 90 Fourth avenue.
fe4-3-Mws
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-04
FOR sALE-rmpRovED REAL ESTATE.

Suburban Residences.
NOR SALE-BEAVER ROAD, ELLSWORTH,
Il p, Fit. W. & G. K r. rare bargain frame house
7rooms; large grounds. fruit trees, natural gas,
good water. BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave.
fel-64-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-04
Miscellaneous.

EoR sALE-BIG INvESTMENT-1o ACRES
4 of land fronting river and underlaid, with
coal and f%ire-clay; this property L. situate at New
Fourth ave. fe2-s7-2. 4, &c, rs g. Il, Il, 16. 10, q, %
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-04
FOR

Business Chances.
DO SALE-BARBER SHOP N FIXTURES:
IL No..69 Twelfth St, 5. s. For Enformation
apply to j. 7. CONBOY, on the premises.
fe1-79-D.
DO LANDS-s00 ACRES FEE IN
Il Wood co., Ohio. Three wells on this land:
daily production $50 bbls: $50, 600 IL taken i'm
mediately. BOWMAN & LAMPMAN, Toledo, O..
fe2-6-D
TOR s L E-STORES, STORES, STORES;
II drug. dry goods, grocery, notion, shoe, tea,
cigar and tobacco stores, bakeries, hotels, restaur-
ants, confectioneries, boarding houses, coal
works, etc.; 100 good city business chances for
men or women. & CO., "a FIFTH ave,
ja3O
NOR SALE HALF INTEREST N LARGE
Il and successful general store, in a manufac-
turing town, on line of railroads; last years bust
ness 80. 600, mostly cash; q rare opening to an ac-
ceptable man; i'll health the only reason for SELL
ing. JAS. W. A & CO., f2s Fourth ave-
nue., Pittsburg. fe2-27-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-04

TO LII.
NNYY TYOCC of the large rooms
UNLI < suitable for office or
general business purposes, in the new DIS
PATCH building on Diamond street, now re-
main unrented.
THOSE WHO WISH Central ts e 1 SIS:
uatlOn in the city, with the cOnveniences OF
passenger and freight elevator service, electric
light and steam-heating, should apply at once
to the new DISPATCH BUILDING,
Nos. Is. n and 70 Diamond street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-04

TO SALE-SHADYSIDE ON
Il one of the finest streets between the station
and Fifth avenue cable cars, complete in all its
appointments, with handsome grounds well laid
out with walks, drives, shrubbery, fruit and shade
trees; house has a very commanding appearances;
has II rooms, 6 large fine rooms on first floor, 6 on
the second floor and 5 rooms in attic; the laundry
is complete; cellars are cemented: large furnace,
wide halls, natural gas all through, ample orches,
bay windows, etc. also, stable for 3 horses; lot
105x260 feet. This Is one of the best located DWELL
ings in the East End, has an eastern and southern
exposure, and can be bought for $50, 600.
& BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave. fe4-1S-MwF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-04
ELECTIONS

ELECTIONS.
INJECTION CENTRAL BANK, PITTS
n BURG-The annual election Tor Direct
ors of this bank will be held at the banking
house, No. II Fifth avenue, on TUESDAY,
February Il, 1889, between the hours of II A. N.
and 1 P. M. M. HUNNINGS, Cashier.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-04
LOST.

r OST-DOCTOR'S POCKET SURGICAL CASE.
IL Finder will be rewarded by returning the
same to NO. "a CHESTNUT ST., Allegheny.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
Derniid1tes.

DAB man ii8 audi in europa T IT
BITE 0otbleibenben i'm Gone :
maug TDa1e tntereiitrt uno bort
Bettr6ge fit olelelben 9eian1meLt tperoe11, tit
beretts erDdbnt tporDen. Sen neuelten
9eitraa pom bort Iiefert &atler Sran3
ansara. @ie Der Sl Ter dill
&oniul in Seem Oort, Or. M.pon Baltti6ef,
Dem oortigen 6itlfSauSi9uB mitt9eilte, bat
Der &otier cine ret9li6e @abe bet9eiteuert.
Oerlelbe iiberlpies ildmti6 Der Qegation in
8al9in9ton aus ietner BrtpatidatulIe 1000
@nlben fir Die l1ngliidli6en, DeL6er
getrag benin aud ieiner Beitimmun9 3u9ez
tlbrt tDoroen lit.
Nun beginnt au9 in Ser StaOt q 10
Oorf Der &umpf nm ben oeutz
den Spra6unterrt0t in 0en
ri fentltden S6ulen. .Sn Dem Be
rtdte oeS betr. Qu8I6ufle5 al ben S6ul1
ratD betBt eS nGmIi9: uSbr gomite ems
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24

Gountp, SQinois. Oort itarb Dor %einigen
Sagen alf Der Garm ibres Sobnes Sruu
8b0be 8ennum i'm Qlter BON 104 Sabren,
II Wonatell unb 26 Ta9er. DIS 0eorg
@aiDtngton III iein Nr1t eiitgelebt murDe,
inar fte fitnf Sabre alt, uno ais er ltarb
fiinf5ebn. Sci bsr Seier ibres bunoertiten
@eburt5tageS Dor flint Sabren tparen l25
SertpanOte antpeiel1o.
= gu Gprtngftelo, 3d., belt am Doris
gen 0ienitag Die pSltnots Grain Nfers
dattS Yrotectipe Sniurance Soctetp" cine
0eriamnlung, BEL tpel6er fib Die Mnft6t
FUND CAB, DaB Der gege ~ drttge
Stanb oeS @ei6Gfts, oppbl
ftr bte @etretoe6GnoIer ais
aud iir beren Gunoen ell u1z
q ii nj ttger 1T. Die GrnteborrGtbe oeS
perqa1genen Sabres ftnb cine 2dit fir baS
@el0Gft, unb bic bon Derihie0enet Setten
etnla:fenoen ii6ertrtebenen giinfttgen Se>
ri6te betreffs Der retfenoen @rnte, perbtn7
bern Die Wt0gli6feit beiierer Pretie. Na5
baS Bell6forn anbelangt, 10 tit oa1elbe
ll0roli6 bon Sprtngfielo nod Sler1lt9 tpelt
3uritd uro bas, tDos ben 6arn1er nit
glQ15enoen Grtuartilngen ertitute, ut test
auf tpenteer ais etnen 0ur6l6ntttSitano
berabgeiunfen. 6afer bat meiit etn guteS
MuSle5en, lu6 obglet0 oerlelbe bur6 Die
friiber Derri0enbe Oirre ettpaS suriifgez
blteben lit, 10 1ie9t man benno6, Denn oa5
Wetter ginitig lein ioute, elmer 9ur61
i6ntttSernte entgeger. Der Wet3et beodrr
jeBt iiberau trodener Witterung CUR @rite.
= &obert 6opiG uno Genianin Slim
ger, 3tpei bet reid,ifen uno dngeie6enIten
Sarner int Mercer gountD, g., DurOen
Dom 8ItBe getroffen un6 auf
Der STEELE g%et0btet. Sic ludten
3uiamtnen S6uB bor benz @eiDitter III 0oz
mtG's Stat, alS pI0bli6 Der BltBitrabl tie
traf. Obne eiilen 2aut BON lid gu geben,
lanfen Beibe toot nteoer. 8ter SUB BON
tbnen e"1tfernt mar ein Sunge nit benz Otel1
fen elmer Sub bei9Gftigt; bas Tbier purbe
9et06tet, Der Sun9e ober nur betDuBtlos ges
11ta0t.
= @G0ren6 In Der 91G6e bon2inebiue, Sa.,
ein 157iGbrtger 8nabe Nnr1enS @rtgbt auf
eineln Seloe arbeitete, traten 3tDet 9Gnb>
ftret0er 3u tbm Deran un0 Derla1gten
G'elb BON tbnt. Mls CT benlelbsn geiaQt
bate, baB ct fein @elD babe, 10 a II lie
OenGnaben II 8oben, / d nttten
b Die Sbren ab un0 Dra6ten tbm
altber0em nod lonittge 8~erleBungen am
0alie un6 ait anoeren &Drpert6eilen BET.
Der 8ebauernspertDe lit in Ser Shat 10
libel 3ugeri6tet, baB ct b0d,lt i~pobri6etnli1
nidt nit Dem 2eben babonfommen tptr0.
Die @rbitterung iber bieieS ibamloie Ser
bre6en lit groB inter Den 9la6barr, ullb
pbne j3tDeifel perben bic 80ietpi6te gelDn6t
tDerben, tDern man ibrer babbaft tperben
loute.
= Qus gotanta iptrb gemelbet, 6oB
5met amertfanti6e &etierbe,
ipel6e troB beS Qbratbens Der Siibrer BEL
itarfem Wtnbe 5 II Netnn beittegen
batten, Der 6tpunben ftnb. Ser mz
penflub pon @atania bat Tiibrer na6 ben
germtBten auS9elanot, obne ie6o6 biS6er
bon tbnen etne Spur 3u eutoefeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
(Iir bic pSIIiuOis Stoats5ettnpe".)
9etpsi9er 8rtefc.
0eip3tg, am 4. sunni 18|

Getp3tg, am 4. STUNT 1887.
(93) Sraurige StuHoeu brahte uus oas
lebte Orittel bes 9Bonnemonos. Sin Derz
heeren0es II II ~ letter, DaS naHentli9
Die iGbiiihenS tGote @rimmitid)au Meerane
unO Ylauen ne6it ben um~ltegenDen Srtz
idaften betmiu6te, rib S6uppen uno
StGQe, 3Gune uno @artenmduern nieoer,
ierit0rte 8riifen uno Stege ullb iebte gauge
0ebduoe inter Maiier. Sn 2auterba0
tpurbe Ourb Die aus ben lIfern eetretene
8leiBe Elm bon stpei Samilieu belpobntes
6dus6en f0rmIi6 tpeggeipilt uno a6t
Qerionen bilBten babel i6r 2eben elm. Sn
Ser nd6iten lImgebung BON Grimmiti6au
Iogen Die ben Sabriten entfilbrteG centnerz
i6meren NoQbalen gu 6unoerten lumber,
unO Die groBe Wlebr5abl oieier gBertitdtten
lHuBte ben Betrieb einitellen, oG t9re untes
rem GGumli1feiten iiberftutbet rOnren. gu
Oleerane, no bas iouft 10 rin3ise uno
barmloie vMieer6en" einem reiBenoen
CHROME gli0, muroen bic anldBliG oes
Sabrmarttes erri6teten 8uoen fortgez
i6pemrtt un6 Der bis babin piel6eil6te
J1eiffart6'i6e Circus Itanb fuB6o6 unter
l0aiier. Die nG6ften gta6barb0rfer Der
Staot, SberOort @dersba6 II. /. ~, babet
cine betrd6tlihe 8~ermiuberung oes Wiebs
itanoes gu beflagen, ipdbreuo in benz ebens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24

@attifde (neue Ststttner) 2ittte.
@ou Stem gprf bis Stettin MIR. ,......S2I.OO.
Son Stem Sort BIB Berlin nur ........S21.S0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
,Sarmlano
III SAGINAW gonntp
~nn1Sonit.
un11on1t.

@ie 16on frii6er Grtlton5trt, 9ebe tb nod
fir cine fur3e .3eit iebe1n ttelten anitebler 10
Mder Don meirem 9onbe in Wtorton Sopn :
hip gratis unb mir nit bet SeOin9ung, baB
CT baIelbe bearbeitet unb perbeliert. Sd
tbue bieS, Tim eilt 9utes beuti6eS settlement
81 erri9ter.
6ier 1T ein 3eu9niB pom ben be1ti3en Se
mobrer1t WariDn'S nnterI6rtebet. Die
meiIten, 1pel6e 9arb 9enommen baden, 5ieben
er1t mGbrenb bes Gommers ober 9erb1eS
babtr.
MortDn GDpnfbtp, 18. Wtat 1889.
mtr, bic 11nter5ei9ueten, iebt In Otortpn EppniNip
ipo6n1aft, beitbeini9en ~Bierburb, DoB mir oieieS Srl1'
ia0r BON Rerrn 6. 8. 5 DmIer Sano 9etenIt papet
inter Ietuer ip9cMorftet 10 AGer Sfferte bob mir
bo3 2onb gut iinbel oaB quite alte Snrnten ft1 IN Der
ga96ari6oft beftnoer OoB bic infringement Grt=
fdoften CUTE Mdrtte liefern boB bieie9 ette quite @ss
genb tit, INT Ar6eit gu ante9mbarent &obn 81 er9al=
ten boB eS tetn rteort9e5 Surlpfl9no 1T; 6oB rHlere
f~1teBetben 9rrinnet Elm GROCER, @ortbeil itno, nt9t
Itb iir GS0rrler, 1peIde 8ieb3uDt betrei6en lponen
DoB baS San0, luel9eS gum Werfarf %ongeboten Dlro.
iDlpDbl btllt9 in 9reife, dig ou9 gut ut pap lt9 !anI
anent 2onbe nod 1pertbpDnes 9tubbol5 bettnbet bnB
mir Sebeut, tpclDer 6ormLon6 faufelt nil. beIfens
e~1npfeDier fDrnen, bier9er ou foallnen. &as, mel1e
&anO getautt babeH, lno fe9r %5ufriebeh.
W}attD. &lumpp. Spgn Wader.
SgnaB Setmer. 8. Sbtelo.
GGriitop6 Srtb. sFreo &eter il.
@berDar0 SSanIert. STre0ertG Srtntnt.
9eDr9 gteif. G1rt1ttan Sob5tger.
@enn Semaro mebr ruie 10 Ader bobet
nil, 10 p~erfaufe i0 ibm 10 piel ct lpiini6t,
i9enfe i9nt 10 Qfer DON benz, mas er ouSScz
iu9t bat unb gebe ibm lange 3ett, pertn perz
lon9t, nm fir bent Sect 81 be;ablen. Sarten
1nb Sei@reibrn9 auf Gcrlan9et 9eiGift.
Dies lift cine ieltene Gele9enbeit, I'm cine
fleine ober 9roBe Norn st erbaltet in ber
9tdbe gutter MGrtte, g9ulen unb Sir6en.
G.. c.. Fowler,
2IS st. 9atatltom ety., Saginaw 9th, @tidl.
1mD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
Gbita9u Ooipital fit grouen nl0
Rilioerl
Eeke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

@eiinoDelts= 3nftenb Der beite fed6aebn Qut rt66Itrte
Rr.potsmmer iet1s 8ronteuidle nit Gio=MnSfitt.
GebilDret Fir @ripat3tntmer bon $500 per @Bod)e,
le ratb Der Sage beg Str1nter5 unb Iufloortilrts. 8ris
pot:Bettcutcn t0nnea loren @r3t aus ber 33obG Der ats
9elteateH DDer beiud2nben @er3fe m61Ieu.
Seou9re1t III &rontenfd ler SIS per @o9e nit outer
8fle9e. S
Ste 3oDl Der ongeite1teu aer5te beIduft ftd1 ouf 6
Ner3te CSalaett) llnb Is beiu9enoe Ier3te ~(oerren).
Ne9en Gia5etbeitet lpenbe man 1ib inter nhioer
IorelIe an ben 1anpt@@r5t obgr man feuoe ctne 8oit.
marie FIR et G!rcltl0r. e5u ,innbmrn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24

SntnbnrgsS n Itiutnre &imie.
Bon Sontburg bis GDicogo tur ........$34.45.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
Gin ~O0rR00rer DQtiealt.

Per fetnen Malnen nt&t senannt baben riG, uup Der
ietne no4itGtsOtae MISUNDERSTANDING BON fdaspes
Gem getoen elmer, tn einem Do1tprtu6 onoeaebenen
arlnet %rerOartt, lost bur@ ln8 bafielbe 4oStet1fre; an
Bud cnt1aEt VSeaeStc. BITE In ieper Nppt6efe eeIn1cdbbt
frerpcn t0nnen. Shtdt Cure IbreiIe nit BriefrncrEe
an Z; ,Ssrsoet Setiatt uno GispenToysT. As IscE
II. Stry gtem 9jort, sc. g. ~T
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24

c.. B. RICHARD & CO.,
8eneraIs%aHas e. sGS entet,
Ecke Washington 81 Lasal1e Str.
w Gonntass pHen BON 10-12 u1r. "a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
Hamburg Amerikanische
padetfobrt=2lftten= 0e1eufdaft.

SdINeuO0ntpfctSiett nit ben eroBartioefr
nenen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON 1o, GOO Sonnet
nrO l2t5 500 Bierbefraft BON SEEM 9Drt mad Sputbampz
ton tilO 9aut6trg.
Sampler uerlaiien Stem Dort ieben 9onnertas nnb
ip6breno Der Saiior 5%tpeintal pDdentltG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24

1tatot (birefte Sautbureer) Stmte.
Nbfobrt pon gtep 9prf go1nlta98. giaise 3ipis
i9enbed=qreiie NIB quite 8erpfegung.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-06-12
The Bird and n Newspaper.

A few weeks ago the Press and Banner made
mention of the fact through the care and SIX Ill
of Engineer Syfun he had been enabled tc
run the passenger, coach, Lucia, OF the can
non ball train for more than thirty years
without its ever being of the track, and now
appreciating the atherly care OF Mr.. Syfsn
and fearing no i'll, a little wrcn has built her
nest on the baggage car of the cannon ball,
We learn that She built the nest while the car
was in motion. "Ica, the sparrow hath
found an house, and the swallow nest for
herself, where she may lay her young, even
thine affairs, 0 Lord of hosts my King, and
my God" "And there shall be a tabernacle
for shadow in the daytime from the heat,
and for place of refuge, and for covert
from the storm and the rain
In remembrance and in gratitude for the
fact that the ravens Of old brought Elijah
bread and meat in the morning and in the
evening, so may the worthy patriarch of the
cannon ball protect the contiding, wren from
all harm, and let no evil come near to 1t by
day or by night.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-06-12

Recent additions have been made TO our
line of llste thread and silk gloves. r. NJ
Haddon & Co.
You cant fail 10 be pleased with our elegant
lineo OF straw hats. Our low prices will aston
ish you. p. Rosenberg q Co.
An elegrnt line Of Gents underwear, Shirts
Collars, and Cuffs at p. Rosenberg Co.
20 pairs Lace Curtains at New York cost
P. Rosenberg Co.
A large line of summer Coats at low prices
P. Rosenberg Co.
Only few pairs Of all wool ~ White Blan-
kets, left on the counter. Call and get mrs
class wool blanket at the price OF an inferior
Our splendid stock of Gents Cassimeres and
heavy :pants goods, are growing beautifully
less on account Of being so cheap; still We
have goodly lot to select from. Come alone
Smith & Son.
Nothing Is so useful in poultry yard as I'm
perial Egg Food. 1t keeps the chicks bright
healthy and cheerful, besides making them
| wonderful egg producers. For sale only al
Speeds Drug Store.
Clothing! Clothlng!! Clothing y! Cheap
is the place to buy good suit Of clothes OF
an overcoat while they are offering them &c
low.
LOST brass key. The finder will please re-
turn to the Press and Bonner office.
New Millinery, Laces, Flowers and Rib
bons just received at r. M. HADDON q Co.
Silk Gloves in all shades just received at R
M. HADDON & Co.
White Satin Fans, Colored Satin Fans tc
arrive at r. NJ. HADDON & Co.
$40. suits for Sl5 Sl45O suits for S1l
Great bargains. P. Rosenberg & Co.
100 pairs extra pants in all sizes at great bar
gains. P. Rosenberg & Co.
I. hor f,,of
carload OF Flour. Call on them and get some
very low prices.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-06-12
THE VALLEY TOWN.
All Sorts Of News Items Contributed
by an Ever Watchful Scribe.

MOUNT CARMEL, May 10th, 1882
The weather is fine and our farmers are tax
Ing advantage OF It,
j. II. Watson is making large crop OF fine
oats. His wheat, like that OF others, is light.
J.H. Latimer, another one OF our best far
mers, has 80 acres OF beautiful cotton, al
worked out and in fine condition.
Corn crops in this section up to this time
tits said that 80 years ago this summer the
Savannah ran dry and portion Of It's bed
near Augusta was sowed In turn1ps. we
hope this Will not be the case this year.
Mrs. Reese, after pleasant visit to Ander
son, has returned home again.
Miss Clara Gown, one Of our most talented
ladies' has osea fS he5
w. L. Riley is off this morning with splen.
did turnout, and will Join the Feather Reno
vators" In Georgia. We regret his departure
Our town is literally filled with beautiful
and charming young ladies while young men
are very scarce, nearly oil having gone abroad
seeking business.
Some fine singing last Friday evening at
No school this week, Prof. Ferguson being
quite sick. The children are sorry their
teacher IS sick, but enjoy the holiday all the
same. We trust be will soon be well again.
The prayer meeting every, Wednesday
night In the NJ. E. Church Is we'll attended by
the young people, while many other mem:
bers and officers of the church remain at
ual condition? Should they not rather set
an example for the young people.
Some OF our young men demonstrating In
"a men" at the close Of the benediction.
No gentleman should chew tobacco while
In church, and If he does he should swallow
the amber rather than show disrespect to
Gods house by squirting 1t all over the floor;
Besides, 1t shows little regard for the respect OF
the ladies who dislike to wade about and tra II
their dresses In tobacco juice. We trust this
gentle reminder and criticism will be suffi-
cienI for all wise and prudent thinking per-
sons.
Our citizens have returned from Court and
have settled down to quiet life from the
"great excitement" as 1t was called by SOME
Of our friends In Abbevllle." 1t was time
for our people to be excited when Il public
"out law" was at large, we'll armed, and
threatening the lives of our citizens, and
murders being committed right In our midst.
However Mt; Carmelites win stand solldly
together, and are always able to take care OF
regardless of "ridicule."
A splendid rain last Sabbath afternoon,
weather fine and warm, crops are growing
off nicely, and cotton coming up rapidly.
A Baptist Union meeting will be held Mt
this place in the Presbyterian church COM
mencing Saturday morning before, and en-
braciug the 5th Sabbath In this month.
Rev. w. A. Gaines preached In the A. K. p.
church last Sabbath morning. After the SER
mon the "Sacr Sment Of the Lords Supoer''
was administered. He also filled the pulpit
OF the Presbyterian church In the evening.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-06-12
"MRking Up.'
Was it all mistake? All. fold your arm,

Was it all a mistake? All, fold your arms
close,
And press my head nearer your breast.
For my brain has grown weary with think
ing and weeping.
And my sad heart is longing for rest.
Was it ali u mistake when within your dear
hand
You casped mine with quickening breath,
And vowed before God that, forsaking all
others,
You would love me and keep me till
death?
Was IL all q mistaken Is there anyone
dearer,
For whom your mans heart cried aloud
Is there any sweet hope lying dead In your
bosom,
That yoas, marriage vow hides like a
Was 1t all mistake when thought / could
cheer you,
And brighten your pathway through life?
DO you dream of a face that Is iatrer than
my face?
OF name that is deare- than wife?
Was It all mistake? Are you longing for
freedom?
All, pray that release may be near,
That Deaths arms may take me and bear me
to heaven,
To wait-What was that9 Not tear!
Ah, my own, you are weeping! You're sorry
you said IT.;
Twas anger that made those words fall.
Then take me yourself dear, and don't let
death have me,
For don't want to die after all.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-06-12

A cordial invitation Is extended to every
one TO inspect our stock. We will always try
to make 1t to your interest to buy from US
P. Rosenberg & Co.
pieces of SO inch Serge Dress Goods al
l6 a.S cents former price 25 cents: These goods
are in Tan and Grey. WE. Bell.
Peaces of nuns yelling at 13 IL cents for
mer price 20 cents. These goods are In good
SIMMER shades. w. K. Bell.
Great reduction in goods at w. E. Bells.
New millinery just received at w. E. Bells
Clement and Ball shoes at w. E; Bells.
French and American sateens in several
shades reduced at w. E. Bells.
$50. suits for Sl6-Great bargains In all
10th ing. P. Rosenberg & Co.
Another immense line OF suits Just received
fully worth $40. Our price Sis. P. Rosen
berg & Co.
P. Rosenberg & Co have just succeeded In
getting an immense line OF suits at from 81
10 s.. less than their value and will sell them
accordingly.
For perfect fit and comfort get the Clement
& Ball shoe at VIM. E. Bells. Every pail
guaranteed.
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Presentment Of tie Grand Jury
ABBEv1LLE, S. c., June 5, 1889.

AbbENlLLhJ 10 VI, OuhO ~ 1ooo'
To His Honor j. II. Hudson, Presid>
ing Judge, June Term, 1889:
We the Grand Jury, desire to make
the following prasentment, to wit:
At the last term of the Court, q com
mittee of three Of our body, was ap-
pointed to examine the hooks of the
officers in the Court House. This COM
mittee report that they made careful
examinations. and as far as they are
able to Judge, the books of all the Off
GERS were properly and neatly kept.
They recommend that a larger safe
should be placed in the office Of Pro-
bate and in the office Of Auditor, 80
that books of important record may be
better protected from destruction.
The committee appointed to exam
inc into the condition of the Poor
House and the paupers, report that the
old church, now used as a house for
the poor should be repaired inside and
thereby made more comfortable. The
inmates are well cared for in every re.
spect:
The Jail committee report the Jail
building in first-class condition, but
trap-doors should be put under the
doors on the lower floor as they are in
upper stairs. The outbuildings are in
goo1 condition, except that the shelter
over the well should be recovered al
once. The prisoners are we'll cared
for.
The committee to examine the Court
House report the building in good
condition generally. Stoves should be
placed in the Probate Office. and in the
office of the Auditor. The entire body
say that stoves should be put in the
Petit Jury rooms.
Our body, in concentrating at Court,
trsIvel over all the roads and bridges,
and they report the same In better
condition than they have been for
many years.
We have examined the transcripts
of the Trial Justices and find them
correct.
Our body desire to thank the presid-
ing Judge for his very able charge to
the Grand Jury, wherein our duty was
so plainly set forth, that we could not
err, If We regarded its admonitions.
We desire to express ourselves as
agreeing with his honor, in his sug-
gestions and powerful argument, in
favor of change in our defective jury
system.
III is our opinion that majority, say
of two thirds. should rule in the find
ing of our petit juries.
We are thankful also for courtesles
of the Judge and Solicitor.
J. FLETCH HODGES,
Foreman.
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Court.

Although Abbeville county presented al
this session OF the Court the largest docket
that we have ever had, yet all the criminal
business of the work was finished by Friday
morning, when the prisoners were sentenced
and the Sessions Court adjourned. The re
o'clock, was taken up i'm hearing orders, and
in doing such other work as the Court could
do in the absence of a jury.
The sentences of the Court were merclfu
and just. 1t seems to us that some of the
sentences which have been, in times past
imposed upon convictS were Il greater offences
than the crimes for which the convicts suf
fared