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acknowledgement finbeu Elm groBes 9os
ger bon feiuen california : Weineu bel
Germ s. S. Meper am Nlamo
pla5a. 9err Mteper iuht Die Weine
on Ort uno Stele aus Iii 3 fauft brett
aug benz Seller Ter Weiuaudter. Als
gutem 9enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beffen Sorten aus3uwdblen. Ct tanil
feline Gunben uno Jamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otb= unb
Weibweine in oor3tgIi@er Qualitdt
bon fegt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
Ing 0aus geliefert.
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Scr Ginnerella gduf Gxnrs.

@te Ot-SounonftraBe unb Npenae G..
bieisr be!iebte 2a0en Der Siabt, bat
leiNen neuen 8orratb BON g m.ers
1@uben iir 6erren, Dameu ulib
&lnber erbalten uno bat eine unpsr.
aIe'6li9e Nusuabl auer SOrieu uno
Qualltdten. Der Cinderella : G6ubs
Store iti1rt nur bic 6abrifate Der befen
Jabrlfen unb iiberbistet Nllts, mas i'm
bieigen Wsarft 81 haben 1T. Sptcia=
litdt fir 0errea: Der Godforo SGub
fit So. IS cerlobRt fi9 Der Miibe, i'm
Cinderella Store uorsuipres
den, eDe man anbersuo fault.
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Spernbaus= Ieftauratipn.

9ie feinfe Getauration fit u u :
fern, Slid unb @ilb in ieSer
3ubereituna. Ser 3ii6e itebt elm re-
nnmmirter Sod bor. 9eIifatefen aller
art linb au babeu, pie WaI, Sarbinen
nit Ssufelu, Mn6obis, SriHelmurft,
Neuuouaen &C. &c. 9ie bette Nusnabl
poa 2edtrbiHen in Der 3uiammenftele
lang BON Diners, Soupers unb 9eieus
uers. Nuftr6ge mad 56luB beg Shea
ters tDerhen prompt aussefibrt.
Sarnif9 & 8aer.
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Senett 4 Mltsaauss.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
212 OF Commerce @traRe.

3eigen biermit beln pubIitum an,
oab fie fit ben aussesei6neten 5onb,
ftein aus Japette County
bic Qgentur ubernDmmen haben. Die.
fer 5anbfein, oer better mie ieber als
bere benz Geuer uno ben Witierunss=
einfiRen uiberfebt, lit benz @ranit an
Sauer glei6, aber bebeutsnh biliger.
SinterlaBt Cure gluitrdse fir ade eins
f6lagenben Nrbeiten bel 3euen &
Altman.
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bef1leunieen. Der Sarmer 1T bdufig geaipna>
sen am frIben Mprsen ipioobl ME am fpaten
Mbenb I'M Greien gu iein, uab in Der Stabtunb
onf benz 2cnbe fdlafen bic Mtni6ea bel pfe>
men Gshitern. Die 2uft lit eefaGt nit ben Ius~
b%anifunsen BON ssIfau!snesa gFan3en:: Wtr
atbntett biefelbe tpodei,5 uno fdlafsnb elm, fpp~
bur6 bas Gift laasfam pur@ 2eber uno Gum
gen IN infer 8lut selanst. Selbf Der ifdrfife
Mann fablt ~abesfpannt unb fam n:6t erbei>
ten; er 1T franf. Die 9eber fam ibre sunni
tioEen nidt mebr serfehen, 8erfppfuns tritt
Elm uab 9lppetitloGsfeif folet, bas Slat ptrb
unrein. 8iele Menihtn grandchildren btele
Ssnptbpme Bis e5 81 fpdt 1T. Sic hp6et
Yereebli9 baB fiblere5 9Better iie wieberherifel>
len tpirb. Geidpddt bur6 Gift unb Rrant>
belt finb fe leiGter G~rfdltunsen aua9efest.
Das lit lett am belfen Sn tbun2 Man nebnae
mad Notwithstanding, pie es in Sielen
Enufenben spn beutfden Gantiliet sei4iebt, bas
bette gprbeudunoss tnb 6eilnttttel ndmlih:
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g. &. Collins Mauusacturinn

s. s. Collins misunderstanding
Co., $50. l, 3, 5 unb Z Sf.9oufons
@traBe, bat Die 9r6bte Nusmabl in
Winb, pferbetrafts, 8ampfs unb
6anb pumpen aQec Nrt uno bor3igs
li6ffer Gontruftion; Waher : &6bren
aner Irt nebt 3ubeb6r i'm GroBs unb
Gleinbanbel. 5poraulif6e &ammen
unb Winbmiblen auer Grbben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen iinb Bort gu ba,
ben ober tperben auf @eiieuung beforgt.
@roBe NuspabI in alien Nrtifeln unb
bidige Breife bel eeoiesenfer Nus,
fihruna.
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Mra. r. 9ennlnn.

Wo. 263 Weft : Commerce s5traBe, enl=
ibr rei9baltiges 2ager bon
. uBwaaren Der neuefien Barrier
WSobeH, ferrer Strtdz unb Std
. aumpolle uno WpIle, Bdns
&n6pfe, Befab gu ben
alerbiligiten Breiien. Ngentur fir
30 aoame Demoref's S9nitts
Mufter. Nuftrdge aus benz 9anbe pers
ben prompt ausgefAbrt.
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sr poncoaf & 8 obn ferti.
gen Gu6 eiaen Nn3ug ra6 benz ueneiten
S@Hitt aug ben beiten 5tpfen an, 10
billg, tpie CUTE @rbeit rur geliefert tpers
ben fam. @ebt ibneri beriu6speiIe
nur einen Muftrae.
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aas- Serr 81. 6. SacObun bat
bas eiliaise beutf@e pboio9rapbilde Qte.
Tier in San Nntpnio. @ute 4rbeit un6
bilige preife. $50. 2 @aff Souitons
StraBe neben Der Bride su ebener grbe.
Die aussefelten 8ilber 3eugen BON ser
tiinfleriiGen Gertiefeit hes Germ Sas
cobion unb Sober iOlte Ie befidtisen.
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ssarnnns. ltmtersetd,net feline Mutcu.

9dn6ler unb Ngenten, mel9e JtOfen
fir elm auF Nb5ablungea berfauftes
Piauo ooer Srgel uerIansen, ~bertaufen
Doer iibertragen bieIe NDten an Nnbere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni9t ptnftli9en Sab
lung 1T bas Snifrument iDpie bas Bee
reits se3ablte @elb Fi6er berloren.
Sbos. @ogGan 6 Bros, 208
@OmmerceifraBe, San Nntonio, perfaus
fen Bianos uno Srgeln an leid)ten Qbs
5ablungeu obne Noten unb 3inien.
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9r. S. 6. 8reeSing, 3abnar3t.
go. 231 Of : 6oulton : StraBe,
San M%ntonio. Spre1t BET ibm porl

saT Wenn Semanb fein uno gu aus
n%ebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Wiifionss@arten. 9ie
9erren 8beiner & Waui, 8eiBer biez
les @tab!i1ements, balten b%arauf, lire
86fe tets boltommen 5ufrieoen au ffels
len. Wae iaifonmdBi9en 9elifateRen,
Qniferu, Wilb, Slide, @efliigeI &c. finb
bDrt in Der belitatelten 3ubereitung a0e
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten pe,beu auf
Wuni9 in Bic @obnungeu Ser &unben
gefanot. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbi9aft oerbunbene 9 q
o m Die beffen @etrdnfe. tets friides
Sier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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9afiaae nafh @nrpna.

Die Nsenturen bes Germ 80. S.
Doung, $50. l Commerce : StraBe,
SON Intonip, un6 SEQ. SOB Mains
GtraBe, DALLAS, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt beten eurOpdiI9en 9ampferz
2inien. 6err Oouns 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billig It Ell &aten gu geben, err
tbeilt bereitwiQig iebe 9epinf6te NUS
funft unb beforet iebr prompt ale inn
iibergebenen Wuftrdge. @er nod Gu.
ropa gu reiien niinf9t, o6er 8ermanote
beriiberfommen IaKen min, penbe fiG
an irgenb cine Der genannten Ngenturen.
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0oniiano OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Sneorporirt bon Der 2esislatur fir Graie.
gun9S. nnb 8o9ltbatigfeitsS lpede nnb tudr6e ihr
6retbrtef gu einem S9eile Der eesentpdrtiaen
Staats , aonftitntioa, in 1879. bur9 elm ii6er.
trdlttgenoes 8olfs cotum 9eno9t.
S9re Mammotb,3iebun9en Fnben
} alb1dbrlt9 fatt, (Suni nn6 Sc.
aember) unb tire @rpben @inaeI.
Nummers3tebun9en inben in ie6em
Der anoern 5ebn Monate i'm Sabre
ftatt unb berben aIle offentIid in
per @eebem9 o Mufr, STEIN O~rleans,
ga, ge5pgen.
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a @ebrhber @riBer, $50.
246 Commerce 9traBe, iino prattif@e
Supelie1e unb ubrma@er. sic beiors
gen prompt ale Geparaturen llno fabs
rem bieielben III Der gef6idteiien Weife
nu2
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gBir befdti9en bisrinit, ha6 mir bic Ober.
aufit6t iber bic arrangements fir ale monat,
liden uno baIbiabrli@en 3iebunsen Der
2ouifiana Staats eottcrie . @eleGldaft baben
nnb pcrfOnli6 Die 3iebunsen feiten unb byeauf.
f9tisen nnb baB ~biefelben ebrIid, eeredt unb
IN uaparteiifder @eife alien 8etteiliaten az.
eenitber bpr itd se9en uab mir autociiren Bic
@elelf9aft, bieies 8eusniB, berfcben NIT Dem
6atftiintle %unferer llnteridriften, in ibren I'm.
aeiaen al ae5randen.n
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sr unter3eug in jsber S6pere unb
3u isoem 8reife. 9embeu- unb 3ois
letten Nrtitel aug ben befeu Jabriten
bel paneoa It & 5obn.
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HaT GioIbaffa & melton,
$50. 301 unb 303 8 .SOufon. Strabe,
baben f~ortnabrenb auf Eager: @bitz
taders 6leifdiorten unb reines S9mnI3,
fowie Sburbers Gpesialitdten.
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0er1eHet ni6t, 1 ,as,a s5s ta a#s.

lider @epinne bon 8ter MationaI.
bon Mep SrIeans s~arantirt
Dirb, nnb bic 9oofe bon Dem @rdiioenten Fl.
mes 9nfitutes, beren berlicbene Redte bon ben
oberiten @eri9ten anerfannt pcrben, unterseid-
net; beBbalb butet gud bor allen Gdlfdnnset
ober anpnbmen Ylanen.
Gtm 9pMar 1T Der @reis bes E~leinffen Mn.
tbeils ober 8rn9tbeiIeS fir elm bon un8
a usseaebenes 9oos fir irgenb pelhe Sic.
buns; mas in unierem Mamen fur meniser fell
geboten Dirb, lift SdminbeI.
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0genfmabd,en oerlauat.

Cine 909in ober elm gutes 6ausmdb'
den finbet iofort STEELE. Nad3ufrasen
in Der Office Der rJreien PreKe".
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- Wir IinO nod ni6t beranlaBt
unier aroBes 2ager BON neue.t unb ges
brau9ten pianos unb Srgeln au Der.
taufen, bennO6 f0nnen mir before Sers
mine unb b%iligere preiie unter gutter
@arantie geben mieieoes anbere @ei9dft.
Sbos @Dggan & Bros,
208 Commerce : StraBe.
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~ 3ioIbaffa & 8eltpn,
$50. 301 unb 3O3 Olfs 9oufon.S traBe,
baben ben &ontratt fir ben 8ertauf bes
geIammten Butter : probufts BET be-
riibmten OafIano Seriep 9aitD 6arm
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sa- Warum molt Sbr pianOs spei=
felbafter Site BON reiienben SdnbIern
faufen, penn Sbr Die e9teu Imerfon
in Der neuefen N~usfibrune biaiser
un6 unter leiGte-sn 8eoingunsen in
benz bspdbrten @ef@dftsbauie BON
SbOs. @oggan & 8rOs. baben
f6nnt2
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D9- @enn Sbr @uern bolen Wertb
in Mna Il 9 Ten baben mpqt 10 iebt
@u6 bic 9erbfts unb Minter 8orrdtbe
bel . ancoa & g 0 an.
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W~ Suite! 9lte! Neue 9erbD
uno wei6e Gteifon Serbf= unb Winz
terbiite bel s. %. Crate & Co.,
$50. 240 Commences tra6e.
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Gin Sceptifer fngt

Hlutse5hphre. 3ertbetIt Rarbunfels. A@SeiIt bans
ernb nnb f@neu 9dhmuns. Gs TT Elm pobrer Geiunb=
Hettsbrtnser. Setlt Scrpp1eln unb anbere slei@ artise
6rantbeiten. W1a@t fdIedten @tbem GUT unb ~entfernt
bic rlria@e. Wertretbt bic Btlinfitdt unb tit uniibers
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Wtant1t11tb 3iebultq

IN Der gcaOemb Of Muiie, Stem Orleans,
Sienftag ben II. DECEMBER 1889.
8anpt8esuiam 5000, 900.
100000 erOie gu 40 Dollar iebes, 9alte
500; 0iertel $40; Sebntel S.;
5u an5Isitel 50, 8~ier8isfisl 81.
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- S9nele 9tlfe bringen Or. 9us
gut 26nis's Samburger 3ropfen bel
allen Bluttranibeiten.
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MMY@Mz9
H&~@
& 0 M nj iffare.

9Str, Die nn~ter5eiGneten 8anfeii nno 8ant.
baltet, iperoer ale Genuine, II lde in Der 2oni.
ltafla Stats 2otterie ge3pgei, unb uns prdien.
t'rt fuerSen, an unfsrem 3abltifd ausbeaoblen
3. M. WALnSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Nail Bank
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres. State Natl Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. Mew Orleans Nat Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National BanE.
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70 m,. $. Omtterfine, 1886
OFs Souftons5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters, balten ii9 benz
Bublifum fir l0ein ibrGu6 i6Iagenben
Nrbeiten empfDblen unb berfpre6en
prompte Beiorgung aller 9uftrdge.
9ronIeu6ter, @ass Girtures, 8abepans
men, Glofets &c. ltets an 9anb.
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Das einstse befdnnte Wittel fir epiIeptif@e Mnfdne. -s
Gbenip fur Gpnpulficnen unb Saatrdntbett. gerpbft
S@nd9e irirb fofrrt ~sebeert nnb sebetlt. Getntsi
has glut unb bef@lennist befen Gtrfulattpn. gerbtns
bert bic llriu9en Der Grantheiteu. 9etlt sefdbrIt@e
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I'm ben Maeen, bic 2eber urb bas
Spliem i'm algemeinen gu reiuigen, gee
brau9t DR.. Pierce's Pellets. 25 Gents.
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rag Dunlap, 9nor= unb Stetfon=
Siite bel pancoait & Sol II.
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Sir hie feinae Serfep.
gutter tpenOet @u@ an 9iols
& WeIton.
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Co., aattstNos1ie&
9ambnrger gropfen,

elm unfeblbares Mittel sesen ale Oben onSs>
flbrten 2eibea pie BON Xaufeaben. be5eust
tpirb unb es iplte beBweeen in fetneta !5alts-
baIte feblen, banttt 90 imnaer Slei9 CUR 5anb 1T.
@rels so Gents; TIT aasn abatbstsn su babsa.
THE CHARLES A. voeELER CO., Baltimore. Nd.
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gu feiner onbsren 9sit ME I'M 5erblt lOlt!


ntebr b arduf
eea6tet ~tperben,
baB 2eber mnb
8lut in gutter
Srbnuns limb.
81 balben,
t~elpnbers I
ben 9anbe,
firbt bic 8eses
tatipn ab unb
Serweft, bo3u
fp nj mt ST.
gen unb f9tpe>
rer 3bou, UNI
hiefer 9rp,e6 al
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site , ct 8
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @epinne.

100 Genuine bon $1,000 MAIDEN. 100000
100 @epinre bon $500 MAIDEN. 80. $4,000
100 Genuine bon $500 MAIDEN. 10000
3pet Nummer Terminal @eDinne.
1898 @euiane bon 500 MAIDEN $S99, 800
S,144 @eivinne i'm 8etrass pon 81, $4,000
9oti5.-2oofe, rel6e Saubt. @eipinne ale.
ben, finb ni6t gu &erminal- @eUinnen bere9tigt.
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Mgenten n~erfangt.

B I'm glub>&aten itnb natere Mustunit
fbreibet lsierlid an llnter3eiGneien, nit bent.
li@er lngabe @urer 8obnung, Staat, gountht
GtraBe unb Summer. S9neIere @offbef5r-
beiun3 uirO baourd seIidert, ipenn Sbr Elm
gouoert nit bOufdnbiser @btefe einIeet.
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NERVINE:

trpTen BET 5ieberbtse. Gin unpersletabares Nbfnbrs
mitfeI. Gs BELT franfbafteu &ppff@mer3 punherbar
lhnen. 9JrGntbdIt feline f@dblt@en Subitan3el. 3eiz
atst has @ebtrn. aurtrt f@nen Rbeumatismus unb
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SIN scip0bnIi9en 8riefer, Money Order emf.
tuelde bon ieber Express Company
auageseben peroen. Stem 9erfer Exchanges,
Draft ober Postal Note.
Nbreiire regiftrirte griefe nit @elb
at New Orleans National Bank,
Stem Orleans, Ga.
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@thHgl

W6reIiret W. y. 3aMPbia,
oher: Stem Orleans, ca
~. u. 9aupbin, BaibinstOn, .. 6.
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Der $6wan.

Sine @6lobgei6i6te bon 81. eambenbers.
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sibt BEN 8Iute neue eebensfrdfte. Gs BELT ale r1ns
reseImdbisteiten i'm Merpenirftem. AI-StIft, mo- allies
Nnbere perfehlt unb erfrifdt Getft unp 46rper. Setlt
Drspepfid, pber ba8 @elb pirb Suriidseseben.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-01-16
The NEGRO Problem W.. Potatoes.


The Negro Problem bobs up again, and
newspapers, but we doubt not the discussion
is tiresome to the people. This newspaper
has already exhausted the patience Of its
readers on that subject, and we do not intend
TO infiict on them any other articles on that
line. In our own opinion, the more impor-
tant question Is, what is to become of u.s.?
Any country, and any government, is good
for the man who has plenty of money. If 1t
were in order, therefore, to make q sugges-
ton, we would say that individual material
prosperity is OF the first and last Importance
TO the citizen. II we have q sufficiency of this
worlds goods, the government will be good
enough, and II we are thrifty and prosperous
as individual citizens, If we attend TO the
shop and the farm with due diligence, and
with properly directed efforts, we need not
care for speculating on the future of the ne
gro. He will either take care of himself or
else go to the bad, and any interference on
our part will neither help him nor be of bene-
fit TO US.
To show how ridiculous it seems for the
white race to be exercising Itself about the fu.
ture Of the negro. 1t would only be necessary
10 suggest tfat the negro might UNDERTAKE
the guardianship Of the white man. and then
propose to shape his destiny.
Reader. between you and this newspaper,
We needn't bother about the negro. Let us let
him alone, and look after our own personal
welfare: and all will be we'll with US and ours
The nens which some OF our people have to
give Gu their crops, and the interest which
many Of us have to pay on the mortsaged
debt OF our farms Is million times more op-
pressive than any possible speculation as to
the future of the negro or the official policy
OF the President. To men at work, it makes
not the slightest difference who hold the po-
litical offices, but 1t makes all sort Of differ
ence to the politicians, and the more they can
excite the sympathy Of the industrious work.
ing people, who expect neither office nor off,
cial patronage, the better it is for the office
seekers.
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R. NJ. HADDoN g. co.,
Headquarters for Millinery and
Ladies' Goods, Now offer Special Bar

Headquarters for Millinery and
Ladies' Goods, Now offer Special Bar.
gains.
In order to make room for spring goods,
we offer special inducements to cash buyers
for the next weeks.
In dress goods we have many desirable
things to offer. Trimmings to match.
Remnants Of Ginghams and Sccrsuchers.
Very cheap.
a few feathers of Tailor Suitiugs' to close
under value.
Short ends in colored flanncls marked
down to close.
A few short ends In fine dress goods at a
sacrifice.
When in search of bargains don't fail 10 call
on r. NJ. Haddon Il Co.
r. M. Haddon & Co have full stock stuplc
notions trimmings of ali kinds.
r. NJ. Haddon & Co have full stock ladies
fine and medium shoes warranted to be Just
as represented or money refunded.
r. NJ. Haddon Il Co Carry the largest stock
of Black Dress goods. Grapes. NunSvcilings
&C.
The best kid gloves for SlOOat II. NJ. IIaddon
& Co.
la good assortment of staple millinery goods
can Still be had at r. NJ. Hadden tt Co.
r. M. Haddon e. Co advertise some special
bargains in this issue. They want room for
their spring stock. Cash buyers would do
we'll to give them call
Tho ladies can always rely upon finding
almost every article Of dress at K. NJ. Haddun
& Co Headquarters for new and fashionable
goods.
Sewing Machine Oil and Needles to suit all
sewing Machines at r. NJ. Haddons " Co.
The largest stock children and Infant shoes
can be found at II. NJ Haddon & Co.
We still have q few Jackets and wraps,
which will be closed regardless of cost cash
r. M. Haddon O. Co.
HChina sets for children suitable for Santa
Claus. p. Rosenberg G. Co.
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The Drawing of the Jury.

Auditor A. w. Jones, being anxious that
there should be no possibility for dissatisfac-
ton as to the manner Of drawing the juries
for this Court, invited a number of gentle
men to witness the drawing last week. Jury
Commissioner Morrison drew the slips of pa.
per from the slightly opened box on which
were written the names Of the persons liable
to jury duty. Looking at the name on each
piece of paper after 1t was taken out Of the
box, he handed it to Capt. Lites, Chairman oi
the Board Of County Commissioners, who
read 1t aloud, and handed it to Auditor Jones.
Clerk T. L. Moore at his desk, and Deputy
Sheriff Henry D. Moore at another desk, re
corded the names rs they were called. The
list as published constitute those who were
drawn.
The drawing Of these juries was absolutely
fair, as all will testify.
The action of Auditor Jones is worthy OF q
faithful and impartial officer, who is deter
mined to do his duty. In connection with
this. we would remind any persons who may
contemplate killing fellow-being, that there
will be hereafter danger Of conviction. Au'
ditor Jones, Commission er Morrison, and 9TH
er members of the Jury Commission are deter
mined that there shall be no complaint
against them in the discharge of their Official
duty. This leads us to warn those who con
template murder to be on their guard. There
will be no opportunity for partiality in the Sc.
lection Of jurors.
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Much has been said about the necessity Of O
factory at Abbeville, but little has been said
Of the benefits Of individual prosperity.
Great effort has been made to forecaste,
President Harrison g policy toward the South,
but we have heard very little OF the policy to
be pursued this year by the individual far
mers Of the country.
We have no disposition to underrate any Of
the great questions which may agitate the
country, but as matter of fact good turnlp
patch is OF more Importance to the citizen
than any policy which President Harrison
may adopt. Again, 1t is not to be denied that
q good pasture fence would be worth more to
the farmer than would be his profits from
factory on the summit eff every hill in the
neighborhood. Again, good mule colt is of
more consideration to the farmer than the
defeat or success Of any political party, in
either State or national politics. Aagain, a
patch Of long-legged blue stemmend collards
is of more value in the support Of the family
than Is the election Of any particular repre-.
sentative to Congress or the advancement Of
any citizen to the high and exaltered office Of
Governor Of the State.
Then, reader, what will be your policy this
yearq That is the question. DO you intend
To make the farm and the shop selfsustain
ing? Do you intend to SOW oats, raise q mule
colt. and enlarge your pasture fence? These
are questions of thousand fold more impor
tance than any definition of "Harrison't
policy"
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Extracts from the Christian Neighbor.
Election Frauds.

At the closing meeting of the week
of prayer in Charlotte, n. G., the SUBJ
ject for discussion was "Reform." d"
Rev. S. G.. McManaway dwelt at
length on the corruption of the ballot
box. "Bribery," said he, "is prac-
ticed at every election ; it is common
in Now York, it Is common i'm South
Carolina, il is common in North Car
oliua, it is common in Mccklenburg
County, and right here in the city of
Charlotte. Rev. VIM. r. Atkinson,
Principal of the Presbyterian Female
College followed the first speaker en-
dorsing all he had said on bribery.
Gen. Rufus Barringer then took the
floor and said it was impossible to have
pure ballot under the present laws.
He stated that it is not only politicians
that buy votes, nor only strictly i'm
moral man. He had q caucus where
the question of buying votes was dis
cussed, and to his CONSERVATION it was
almost unanimously carried in the af-
frmative. He continued; "My
amazemcnt was still greater when I
observed that the meeting was large
ly composed of prominent church
members, among whom were elders
of this very church, who voted that
money be used to carry the election
in favor Of prohibition"
The affair has created q great sensa-
ton in Charlotte, but it was proper to
keep the matter from the public. The
Chronicle, however, prints the matter
in. full.