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TROUPE.
E.eMs of Interest From LOwndes.
willie.

I.OWNDESvILLE, Dec. 6, 1889.
Mrs. Marion latimer, OF Anderson, visited
the family Of her nephew Mr.. j. Il. Latimcr
on Monday.
Mcssrs. j. ]. Mosccy, ]. NJ. Baker and 9th.
crS of our citizens went to Abbeville, Monday.
Mrs. J. VI. Latimcr went to Anderson, Mon
day TO visit her daughter Mrs Hill.
Rev. w. =. Martin left Wednesday for his
new field of labor, Timmonsvillc.
Rev. w. y. Buchanan. of the Hardceville
circuit reached here Tuesday and has since
been visiting kinSman and friends in town.
Rev. J. +. Beard, the new preacher and
family in charge of this work arrived here
by some OF the ladies', who had provided for
them an elegant dinner.
Mr.. VIII MattiSon in business with w. +.
Barr ut Anderson, spent Wednesday night In
town the guest OF Dr. J. B. Moseley.
Rec. John Epps, of Newbcrry, is now visit
ing the family of his brother Mr.. $. +. Epps.
Mr.. J. NJ. Huckabec and family, of Latincr,
spent last week at our house.
Last week was 4 pretty dry one in more re-
sprctS than one.
The planters were very busy, gathering cot
ton and doing various other things, too tcdi-
Ous TO mention.
Prof. J. +. Harper closed the exercises of his
school Monday for the winter vacation. lie
will now engage in business with Mr.. l.. W.
Harper.
Nj. H. w. Collier, our depot agent, has been
quite sick for several days.
There arc some pretty fast horses about
town, and our young men occasionally de-
light in trying their speed.
On yesterday the Rev. j. j.. Beard preached
his trial sermon At ii a. m, in Smyrna church
TO quite Il large congregation. His many
fort lie has SO lar made good impression.
TROUPE,
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THE NEWS AT NINETY-sIX.
..Judges..-EtlitOrs
---JuSiiccs.--IsemR OH Cotton...
Fine Cotton.
NINETY.SIX, s. G., Dec. 10, Is

NINETY SIX, s. C., Dec 10, 1880
Major Halliburton has been hauling largo
quantity of supplies to the new raj lroad near
Mr.. EImore Chaneys. where he has head
quarters.
Judge Norton and family were here last
week visiting Mr.. J. d. Watson and family.
Mr.. Geo. f: Martin has the finest colt In the
vicinity OF Ninety-SiX.
We can't understand why 1t is that some ol
our farmers persist in laying Gotten after IL is
packed on the ground. 1t might do very well
short while, but their plan for a week or ten
days before they sell is TO lay it on the fiat side
on the ground. If there is any advantage VIC
would all like TO know it. An explanation Is
in order.
Stock OF all kinds sold well at Mrs, Gaul.
dcns sale last Tuesday.
The Rev. A. ]. Canthen and family left last
week for Greenwood, and when wo say that
we are sorry, we but voice the sentiment oi
this whole community.
Mr.. w. $. Sanders of Cow Grove, is helping
Mr.. f. NJ. Lipscomb In the dry goods depart
ment.
Cotton seed are bringing Is cents here.
The new Methodist preacher Rev. Mr.. Brab-
ham, preached his first sermon last Sunday,
The people, as far as we have heard an express
sion, were we'll pleased.
There Will be Il missionary tea at Nal. Fou-
che's next Friday night. Ali are invited
MIR. james Rogers has recently sold to Mr..
D. IL. Tompkins, Of near Ninety-SIx, two
beautiful yeuring jerseys. Mr. Tompkins is
getting torelher fine herd, as he only buys
the very best In the country.
The Rev. w. F. Mcadors. who has been in
charge Of this station for the past four years,
has moved TO Upper st. Mathews.
Cotton receipts at this place for the past
week have been heavy and good.
We saw mortgage the other day executed
by j. \. Moore, witnessed by L. NJ. Moore. pro-
batcd by w. j. Moore, and recorded by Thos.
L. Moore.
Judge Miller was quite busy last week. At
torneys w. j. Moore, of COkesbury, and w.
X. Blake were in attendance.
Master Charlie Bailey, OF the Enterprise and
Momntaineer, cal led in TO see us last week. He
is Il bright nice boy.
Sheriff QUITS. OF Edgefleld, was up last week
looking after the escaped murderers. Murrel
anr Carpenter.
Mrs. NJ. p. Stuart, of Greenville, is visiting
her daughter. Mrs J. l.. Shumate
Mr.. Ashby King has rented Mr.. w. H. Burk-
halter's plantation and stock, and will move
TO Edgeficld next year.
Our town and country mourns over the
death OF eX-PreSdent Davis. We think that
he was the gren test "Rornan Of them ALL"
Capt. NJ. b. LipScomo sold in our market
last week bale OF Aliens long staple cotton
at l11a cents EAST END.
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hat numbers Of the signcrs 10 that petition

that numbers Of the signcrs 10 that petition
allcgc that their names were forgerles.
Thathc broke his own lcg-a fact which he
can substantiate beyond the shadow Of q
doubt.
That If he had not broken his leg, "the
boys could not hare caught him on the
memorable night.
That his feet were never straight, and that
he always had a hohblns gait. and when cx
cited by fear or anything of that sort, he
could nutrum anyboy-or, that he, ut least,
had earned Il big reputation for "gcttlng fur
thrr' on special occasions.
That he hit with his cructh, dwarf negro
boz whose limbs had witherei away, so that
he can neither stand OH his feet nor use his
hands.
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Returned.

Rev. T.. +. Buaiy, who is held in such high
esteemed by our pro,'ia. was returned IL
them by Conlcrcnes, and he will remain with
us another year He is II faithful and Zc.llotl>
arc highly appreciated by the .Abbcvillc con.
gregation. We congratulate pastor and pco-
pie
Rev. a. +. Berry, of the Abbcvillo circuit.
who is al 80 an earnest worker in the Lords
vineyard, has been returned to the olG,
charge, where he has served his people for Il
year or more. His friends will be glad to
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The Press and Banner
ArSIsEVILLI[. IS. G.
" ednesday, Dec. Ii, 1880.
g.. 4. y. Road.

Work seems To progress on TINS rOIi.
a large shipment oi steel rails Wa, .rCciT"'l
| lSt week at the Chester end, a0n Track lay
ing was resumed 4 mile or two This sd" q:
Chester.
Contracts have been let nil the way 10
Greenwood. And it is said that u contract
been let.
The track is to pass through Greenwood in
cut, and will cross, the {. ~ e.. track near
the blacksmith shop, about twenty feet be-
low the {. Il c., road.
The line has been changed from Evans
Mill, and will pass not nearer than Il mile and
Il half of that place, going nearer Ncrlcry.
The camps Of The engineer corps are located
about u mile from Abbcvilc in woods be-
longing to Mr.. a. l.. Gillespie. II is said that
they are now surveying for the last time, and
and when this survey Is finished that con
tracts will be let.
1t is said that all contracts for grading, re-
quirc the contractors To finish their work by
the first of next June.
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Give me n chance TO sell you n bill during
the month of December, and you will buy Il
cheap bill. W. l.. Bell.
Beautiful wraps sold for less than the actual
value. w. f.. Bell
A great reduction in ladies jerseys, all wool
goods, sold for Il, worth Sl.5o. W. l.. Bell.
Ladies hats in felt and straws in all the new
shapes just received at W. l.. Bells.
Cotton t;annels in bleached and brown. ".
+. Bell.
White and RED iiannels sold cheap at w. l..
Bells.
2 eases of millinery just received at w. L.
Bells.
Goods that will go during the month OF De-
cember, at great reduction: 3 cases Of dress
goods. case dress ginghams. cases ladies
and childrens shoes, dozen ladies and III iSses
wraps, 5 bales of rs and ii brown homespun
bale plaid homespun. w. H. Bell
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THE C.. & G. ROAD.
Mr. v. T.. McHce, Elected Prcsideut--.
List Of ff,p New niipctorS

tOLrMETA, Dec. The annual meeting OF
the stock holders of the Columbia and Green
Vile lialI0li was held this evening. Col. y.
{. Haskell announced that he could no longer
serve ;> president. Resolutions OF rcgrc,
were passed.
Officers and directors were elected as follows:
President, Y. T.. Mrl;cc; secretary AID treas
urer, }. C. y. Smith, C"lumbia: directors, c.
~. SUbcr, Ncwbclry; John l.. Young, Union :
+: w. McMaster and Il. W. Siiand, Culumhi;, ;
W. {. ienct, Abbcvillc; II. Ecattie and John
Ferguson, Greenvillr; Il L.McCaucilrin, New
berry; Joseph Walker, Spartanburg; W. q.
OaKinnn ana John rutherford, New York ;
i. y. MurIay, Anderson.
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Neat Office.

The Judge Of the Probate Court has as nice
an office as anybody. To the County Com
miSSioners Is due much of the credit, while
the Judge himself contributed something
from his own pocket. The Office is now OF
sufficient size to comfortably accommodate
lawyers, clients and witnesses, while the OF.
flee presents Il neat appearance. We think
public buildings aud public Offices have much
to do with q peoples civilization, and we are
always glad to note any improvement in thai
line. The papers and books OF the Probate
Co lrt arc neatly and meth, cal y kept. Any
paper can he found in Il minute, and the
Judge has never had n decision reversed.
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Tom Finley in tho Arms OF CIarieSon.

We are glad Tom Finley has gone to WASH.
ington, and we hope that he may lie around
the capital until every man in the United
States may see what sort of man Mr.. Clark
son proposes to make postmaster at Able.
Vile. He has been a consistent member OF
the Democratic party in good standing since
1876. On HarriSon'S election he returned to
the Republican fold, and we hope that Mr..
Clarkson may keep him, To run the outrage
mill, to the delight of himself and other
Northern haterS OF decent southern pcoplr.
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Back from NiSSiSSiBpi.

We had pleasant call last Saturday from
Mr.. Lewis Il. Cunningham. son of our old
friend Mr.. I. T. Cunningham, Of this county.
He has been in Mississippi for 4 year. but the
people will be glad to note that he, like Others
who have gone Off, have come ,clI to the bet.
ter country. We advised Mr. Cunningham to
court some OF our pretty girls, and settle
down to be an Abbevillc man for tho rest OF
his life, which advice we hope he Elly take
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At Messrs. w. Joel Smith & Sons.

Mr.. Thomas Lawton Robertson, OF Honea
Path, is now in the store OF McSSrS. W. joel
Smith & Son, where lie hopes to see his many
friends and acquaintanceS. He is n worthy
and energetic young man. and his services
are appreciated somewhat according TO the
trade which he may bring to his employers.
Let his friends stand to him in his new place.
Call early and give him Il star: in his new
place OF business.
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December 1911 at E.OwndcsyiIIe.

THE ladies OF the Methodist church OF
LowndeSville, will serve fresh oysters and
numerous other eatabcs on Friday evening
18th, & p. M. until II, and Saturday 18th, II a.
m, until p. m, for the benefit of the Meth
odiSt parsonage. All are cordially invited to
come and assist in good cause.
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Mule KiIIcd-..IIOrSe Fatally Injured

one day last week. as Mr.. Hamblin was
bringing home q car load Of mules and horses
he had one mule killed. and horse was so
badly injured about Anderson, that it will not
live. When the committee of arbitration set
tied the damages on the horse IL was assessed
at S5-the committee thinking it was not
much hurt. Internal injuries were sustained,
nd IL will die
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BADLY Burned.

Mr.. william Perry, OF this villa o. had SC.
riouS misfortune to be!i.ii h;m last s;rlo Day
night, when both legs were 80 iI.i!r burned
that the doctors will cut ih"m OF ;un;orrow
-one above the knee, ANA the other hc;ow IA.
knee. Mr.. Perry Is Il stone cutter, and has Il
family OF children, three OF whom are de-
nandpnt
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The State # South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Frlncis F. Ellis, Esse r. Callahan, Mary NJ.
Adams, Marihr f.. CiinkScalcs. NJ. Annir
Bryant, e. Della Williams, lnintills
against
Christopher Ellis I.cnucl y. Trihblc and
James Jones, Clayton Jones. Malta Fnt.
rell, Margaret H. Jones, Laura Tribb.c
Jones, DiXia Ann Jones, Lcona \. Jones
Samuel V. Jones, Earl Jones and Marsh
Jones, children of Margaret T.. Jones
deceased, Defendants
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Silcott, the trusted officer who pays Off the
congressman, left Washington Il few days ago
carrying with him S72,O00 belonging to mem.
bcrs of Congress. Our own Representative
Hon. j. s. Cothran. lost nothing, as he had on
ly day or two before drawn his salary
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SOreiY Afflicted.

Our well known fcllow-citizcn, Mr. J. f. &.
DuPre. is SOrey afflicted Fer 4 month or so,
hehi$ been barely able to he in his Office
suffering great pains from which he can get
no relief rs yet. tianJ friends earnestly wish
for his early restoration to good health.
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Bar Dinner.

Hon. w. IT. Parker and 4. C. McCowan, OF
the Abbevlle Bar, left yesterday to attend the
meeting of the Bar in Columbia, which takes
place to-day.
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Pho!o~raDf;S fo- One WorL

w. NJ. Wheeler, of Greenvi!lc. will be in
Mr.. Seals photograph gallery in rear of the
New Hotel for one week. from december 10th
to December lGtl-juSt in time for you to get
your pictures by Christmas. DO not put OIL
but come at once, as cannot remain longer
than one week.
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Nhlls brothers have hadun immense trade
In ready.made lie Clothing, but they have re-
pleniShed their stock several times and still
hiEca great many attractive thiDna in suits
and ovcrcoatS.
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ralro has been received. and Capt. Dodson
informed us that track laying would begir
beyond Chester observation-disclosures Re0tsfe,'
A splendid assortment OF Pocket Knives
can be seen al the store of White Brothers.
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NJ Efl1CS.
Hchf PAID.

Mr.. Albert y. iIamln has returned from
Kentncky wit lot Of good mules, which are
at Hills stables.
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COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF.
Complaint not .Sc1'ucd.)

TO the Defendants Christopher Ellis, I.emucl
N. TrIbhlc and James Jones, Clayton
Jones, Malta Futrell Margaret r. Jones,
Laura Tribble Jones, Dixie Ann Jones,
Leona a. Jones, Samuel V. Jones, Earl
Jones and Marsh Jones, children of Mar
garet T. Jones, deceased
i GU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint in this nc.
ton, which Is filed in the office of the Clerk
OF Common Pleas for the said County, and
to serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers at their
Office at Abbevile Court House, South Car
olina. within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive of the day Of such service
and If you fail to answer the complaint with
In the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated Abbeville, December 9th, 1889.
PARKER G. MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the absent Defendants, Lemuel A. Trlbblc,
James Jones, Clayton Jones, Malta Fut-
rell, Margaret E. Jones, Laura T. Jones,
DIxia y. Jones, Leona A. Jones, Samuel
v. Jones. Earl Jones and Marsh Jones,
children of Margaret Z. Jones, deceased.
TAKE NoTICE-That the summons OF
which above Is copy, with Complaint, has
been filed in the oAicc Of Clerk of Court at
Abbcville, being for the Partition of certain
Real Estate in which Esso Ellis, deceased, had
q lie Estate.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Attorneys.
Dooap,hor 1Itb
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The MethodStS of the Abbnyille circui
have paid the mortgage which existed 0,
their parsonage.
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&C., - .az=a zs71.zzrH
MARRIED.

MARRIED, December 4th, 1889, at 3 o'clock
?. NJ. by Rev. w. f. Pearson. Mr.. LOUIS A.
JACKSON and Miss ANN AMELIA, young.
AbbeviIle county.
MARRIED, December 5tn, 1850, at 4 O'Clock
L. NJ, by Rev. w. +. Pearson. Mr.. THOMAS
\. ROBINSON and Miss MAMIE j., eldest
daughter of Mr.. j. e. Mundy, all of Abbevile
county.
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TOM FluLEY'S VISIONS.
WHAT he SAW IN TIE MooNLIGHT OF A.
DARK NIGHT.

sar is"s"r.cd :hr Republican Party i'm
sS5I-Lirc'! an Democratic Bounty
until HarriSon'* EIrciion-W;fh-
ou. S:iis"" Sac R.iuruS 10 shc Er-
,Iii;~"n 5'1ls: iH a.;.I-tppiirS for
"a E'D.i oiiicr-.EEln!aS into - Euilcy
anI TsrraTl% His E.r@-Dcn,0crntir
Doctors ans: Democratic Money
Nurse iiin--WhcI, aHc is Well. g2c
Takes His 0l;, E.cg to Washingt0
PdUadc{,,I,in Press.
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December llth. 1889.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-15
STOCK YAKD NOTES.

John Gilchrist. Belle PLANE, was on the
market with a load Of fine hogs. He says
| this market catches him.
Mr. Paige, Greensburg, Kan, had car
of cattle on Tuesdays market.
Preston Bros, Sedgwick, had car Of
porkers on Tuesdays market.
j. T. Lii, Leon, was in Tuesday with a
car of cattle.
Tom Lindsay, Leon, was here Tuesday
with car of hogs.
Ed Weidlein, Augusta. was on Tuesday s
market with a car of mixed stock.
| William McKitrick, Augusta, was on
! Tuesdays market with a Car Of mixed
stock.
Colonel G. w. Neff, Arkansas City, con-
signed a car of hogs to this market Tues
day.
r. E. Gilleland, Winfield, had car of
| good hogs on this market.
| D. C. Lindsay stock shipper OF this
| city, was visitor at the yards yesterday.
S. w. z. Long, Brooks, Kan, had a load
of hogs on yesterdays market.
The Stock Yards company has received
| fifteen cars of lumber for the new yards.
! They now have twenty men at work and
! expect to double the force next week and
/
push the work to comp letiOn as fast as
| possible.
! Preston Bros. Sedgwick, had a car of
| fine grunters on the market yesterday.
| One car of common grass COWS which
were not good enough for this market was
! shipped to Kansas City yesterday.
| Charles johnson, of Johnson, Lindley &
| Co., stockmen of Mt. Hope, was visitor
at the yards yesterday.
| There has been no break in prices of
| hogs on the market this week, although
reports from eastern markets show de-
| cline of from 10 to Is cents.
| A shipment of hogs to Doids' packing
house arrived from Kansas City yesterday,
and unless the receipts here increase other
shipments of the same kind will follow.
Our packers say they must have more
| bo0S
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TIE WOMAN's COUNCIL.

The Woman's Council will meet at DR..
Stephens hall Saturday, August Il. al
$50 O'Clock p. m. The executive commit
tee will please meet promptly at O'Clock
The program for the afternoon consists
of prayer, music and business, brief adj
dress by the president on "Our Standard
in Parliamentary Law" discussion on
Domestic Service" led by Mrs. Carter
paper: Relation of Mistress and Servant, y
Mrs Foster.
Our meetings are open to every one We
try to make them entertaining and OF
practical benefit to all who attend.
During October and November three
state organizations of women will convene
in this city. Wichita will thus be honored
by the coming of delegates who will rep
resent thousands of women and the finest
type Of womanhood Of this the grand old
Sunfower state.
Every member of the council is request
ed to be present at the next meeting.
Mrs. FANNEY BLAIR MILLER,
Mrs. SALLIE ToLER, Pres.
Secretary.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs Bancroft, of Emporia, is visiting
the city, the guest of her son, Harry.
Judge J. r. Shields leaves this morning
fer Wellington Oh professional business.
Fulton Embry, of Covington, KY, who
IS well known IN this city, Is expected
mere today.
Miss Nellie Roberts, who has been visit
ing friends in the city, leaves for her home
IN Colwich this morning.
Mr.. J. J. Mcnamara, of Munson & Nc
Namara, left last Tuesday for New York,
where he intends to purchare an immense
fall stock of the latest fadS in wearing
apparel.
Miss Alice Murdoch, of Eldorado, and
her guests, Miss Hall and Miss Faubblt,
IF Cincinnati, are in the city visiting.
They are the guests Of Miss Matte
Fatrique.
Misses Lizzie Mcmillan, Bessie Over
man and Kate McNabb have returned
from their Colorado trip. They had very
pleasant time at Manitou and other points
Of interest, but are very glad TO be al
home once more.
c. V. Woodland, J. Downey, A. p Spen-
Ger, Chicago; ID. w. Mulvane, Topeka; ".
i. LiIlarG, Few Orleans; W. G.. Kane, Mil
waukee; Chas. Il. Lilies, Reno, Ok; 5. 5.
Louis; j. II. Decker, Salina; w. ID. Els
worth, Des Moines; j. q. Slouecker, q. W.
Daley, Topeka; j. II. Lyon, Geo. A. Nc
Mutt, Kansas City; Max S,esel. E. II. Cal
burn, II. Hirsch. Chicago; Geo Langen-
bern, Canton, o.; W. p. Brown, Cherry
vale; Nj. o. Billings, Marion; h. j. Colby,
Pond Creek, are at the Carey.
William c. Thomas, Kansas City: David
Taylor and wife, Madison, Wis; William
;. Taylor and wife, Madison, Wis; d. Re
quemiller, Chicago; :. A. Wickard, Santa
Fe railroad; A. Parks. Ottawa; A. A Kings
bury, Cleveland; j. w. Briggs, Olathe, K.
q. O'Brien, Garden City; f. L. WestluI
and George II. Brindle, Chambersburg, o.
T. Thompson, Topeka; E. W. Vass, But.
falo \. Y; c. \. Hawkins and sister, Fl
Dorado; c. c. Woods, Emporia, Kan;
Nickerson baseball club, NickersOn, Kan
q. w. Woolley, Nickerson; w. +. Merr-
field. Nickerson; Z, n. Calendar, Topeka
Miss Black, St. Louis; II. y. Bonn, Kan
sas City; w. B. Hanscome, Leavenworth;
j. +. Murray, Chicago; 4. II. Farmer, To
peka; g. w. Cox, Arkansas City; q. H.
Greene Sedalia, are at the Metropole.
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lN2!6I:|iZ&6


alleged
hard
possible
dress goods be
fnged
Is cenca
6gureo diufast
cisinclad
lookout for invited call and this
cents
andb in market
Ia reita linen
sold for
belia
dollar and s35 No
CASH HENDERSON. 1872 North Main Street
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She Uns q Winning WAY.

A handsome young woman Is a teacher IN
one Of our graded schools, and a successful
one, too; so much 80 that member Of the
board Of education asked her concerning her
method. Her answer was worthy Of note
Il haven't any" she said. II never let the
children think they are learning by rule.
Just make myself kid among the other
kids"
kid" may not be exactly scholastic lam
guage, but her method has proved a succesa
Tho same teacher has n class Of boys and
girls ranging from TO IL, and during .haIr
closing exercises they sn did well, but some
were deserving OF particular communication
Their youthful teacher did not stop 10 weigh
her words, but at orce said enthusiastically
II am proud of you Some Of you did -
well could hug you"
Whereupon q blue eyed youth with .
roguish smile responded:
mo first, please, teacher. Detroit Free
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