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Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

One Of the managers Of big Eastern
knitting mill has made calculation that
the shoc-strings Of working girl will
came united on the average three times
per diem, and thst girl will lose about
iilty seconds every time she sto3ps to
retie them. Moe, OF the employees have
two ieet, 80 this entails Il loss OF 800
seconds every diy Tor each lirl. There
are about AGO girls employed in this
factory, and therefore the gentleman
finds that AZ, 80. 900 seconds arc wasted
In the course OF u year, which time. at
the average rate of wages, lie worth s9i3.
IN. Orders have accordingly been
issued that girls must wear only button
thoes or Congress- CATERS under penalty
81 discharge.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

A CONGRESSIONAL committee will
start to morrow % Arkansas to investi-
gate the causes and circumstances of
the murder OF John Nj. Clayton, who
was a contestant ior the seat held by
Clinton Il. Breckenridge. The latter
holds scat now without an honest
shadow Of right to do so, and he is one
of The most blatant free Traders in
Congress. He did no. kill his com
pctitor, Dnt he is q party 10 the crime.
Self respect should have prevented
him from ever occupying such n
bloody seat. We hope the committees
work will tic thorough, bu. they had
better keep their eyes open, or the same
men who killed Clayton are none too
good to attack them.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Roberts & Hannum viii have a sale Of
tw enty three southern Ohio horses at
their stables In Chester, Pa, on Thurs
day, the 2ith inat.. to which particular
attention is invited, as some Of them are
particularly noteworthy. In the lot are
several large pullers weighing from
!, 500 TO /, 400 pounds, and number OF
fine drivers, some Of them being able to
show three.minute gait. A black
horse OF Black Hawk stock is well worth
the attention Of any horse fsncicr. Fur
Their information can be obtained OF L..
w. stidham & Son, who will call the
sale
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

john J. liabecker, speaker whose
humor 10 only cqGalled hy taa; OF "5ill
Nyt," with whom he has Travelled, will
lac ia this city on "Wednesday, and has
b. en- induced by number OF those who
wish 10 hear hin to deliver humorous
lecture In the evening at the Board OF
Trade rooms, No. 6O7 Market street. His
subject will be Extracts From Ny
Diary, or a Trip West 10 Drive Ava,
Dun Care" Mr.. Hnbecker has delivered
this lecture In Philadelphia aud othe
places before large audiences, and a
the admission has been placed at 2
cents, lie should be greeted with ,
crowded Eouse.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

A. G. Morris & Co.. of Avondale, Pa,
arc furnishing the stone used In building
Trinity Church, at the corner of Della
ware avenue ard Adams street. They
also furnished the stone for the pler OF
Third street bridge. II makes very
bright and beautiful wall, and is said to
harden with age. The firm is also en-
gagged In burning lime Tor builders as
well ss land, and = large business Is being
done. Any one wishing anything vii
FL Il the above lirm polite and accommo-
dating.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Presiding Elder Murray preached q,
Bethel Oh sunday morning, at Glasgow
in the afternoon and Chesapeake City.
Nd, In the evening. He will hold quar-.
terly conference at Claymont this even
ing; Chester Bethel on Tuesday; Scott or
Wednesday; silverbrook on Thursday
Epworth on Friday; Madeley on satur
day, and will preach on Sunday at Ep
afternoon and Madsley 10 the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Owing to some delay in the construc-
ton OF railroad III South America, Tor
which the Harlan 81 Holdings worth
Coupsny is building a large number OF
cars, check has been given to the ship
meut Of the same, and the firm in Coz Sc.
quei.ce, laid oil last week about 151 men
out oil the 500 that were employed. As
a result number Of carpenters will be
looking for work among the other shops
or contractors in our city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Coal and wood, -four and feed. Lehleh
coal, schuylktll coal, Lee coal. All
II Ides oil spring and winter wheat -four
Minnesota hour, Hungarian -four, Leafs
-four, In barrels or halt barrels. All
9ind. OF mill feed at mill pr!cea Oak o.
pine kindiag wood in blocks or split
Careful drivers and 22i0 lbs. to the tor
guaranteed, Office, yard and warehouse,
el1 West Front street. Telephone 500.
l2-3-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

The Slate election occurs on the
6rst Tuesday of November. but the
school election in this city occurs on
the first Saturday OF May, and yet no.
body seems TO ever think about the
school election. 1t is an important
election and should not be let 90 by
default. Our public schools should no,
be forgotten In the more active whirli,
gig OF politics, for the better our pub.
lie schools the purer will be our public
politics.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

A large shoe mandatory of New
York, being about 10 give up business.
tciegraphed the manager oil the Boston
israLch this morning TO eoIne 10 New
York at once, to take the eut!Tc stock tc
tbis city. Before leaving he told oul
repor ter that In ieH days there will h'
the biggest Hood III Wilmington there
ever was IN footwear at the Boston Branch
Snuc StuIe, Nc. 2's3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Bezten Coarier.
lohn--"llara, I've got an important
question to ask you.
Glana-"I know what I, is, you wan,
me to he your wife. | dreamed It.
Well, take me-"
Johu (rasher no2glussed) - You
dreamed iif3
elara-''Yes, l dreamed last nigh
TIA, you asked me what am askinl
yeu, aud that you took me III your aruii
and Kissed me after said you-
What could John duP
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Twenty thousand PIECES of wall paper
at II. D. Holt's, 2l3 West Second street;
line gold, embossed paper, 20 cents
apiece; right nice Mica paper, cents
apiece; also large stock of al grades
from the most coImon to the tuest.
have lsr.e force OF practical paper
hangers and work done without delay
Estimates given with pleasure. II. d
Holt, BIB West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

The female sex is also forging ahead IL
Australia, sccordisg to the following
from Melbourne exchange; "Miss L
Constance stone has ju tbeen reglsterel
by the Melbourne Medical Board is 4
medical practitioner, being the first Aus
tralian lady doctor who has been granted
registration In the Australian colonies. .
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter,
left this city this morning with his wife
and soa for Georgetown. Del, for the
purpose OF beating tine argument be-
tween the combination and the kickers
OF the Wilmington Fire Department.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

DO you want your suit 10 fit you
property No matter whs; shape you
are we can fit you. We employ expert.
s4ced cdlters and tailors, aud guaran-
tee our prices to be lower than any othei
tailor Ia Wilmington. All.wool pant
to order g. up. Suits tl2. Liverpoo
aud London Tailors, 52l Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

We are headquarters for base ball ard
teunis shoes. Clubs supplied at prices
lowest In town. Babcock's, FOG Market
street, above Second, east eide.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Mr.. E.B. Pyle No. S26 West Filth street,
with the advice of his relati ms, has gone
20 the Homeopathic Hospital 10 try to
get we'll. He leaves q wife and seven
children TO make living Tor themselves.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Crepeline at 64c! Gpe Of
the Dress Goods maryeIs Of
the season. Its normal price
is 12tc. At the rate It's
going a week or so more will
wind 1t up.
Northwest of centre.
We hold up four Black
Grenadines. Easy enough
to see what sort of a stock
OF all the seasonable weaves
must be behind them.
All-Silk, Open Mesh Grenadine that
will not slip, rs inches wide, 75c.
Twisted Silk Grenadine, "a inches
wide. 81, Sl.25, si.50. 81, $3.50.
80 Inch Satin Striped Grensi line,
stripes from u to 4 inches wide,
| Priestley's Camel Hair Grenadine, 40
10 AZ inches wide, 50. Gu, Zoe, 81,
/ S1.25.
Northwest OF centre.
T. One hint in the papers oil
the new Ring-stltched Com
fortables. Enough. Every
woman seemed to be want.
| inc them. What wonder
Light weight, warm, hand,
. some and cheap. Take thu
81 65 gra Q: covered with
neatly printed scfim, fltee
with clean carded cotton
" 81 so 10 the old style wouI,
I. not give the same comior
: and beauty. Better cover
=; ings up to IS.
n. Near Wonsn's Waiting Room.
ie JAIN WANAMAgER
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

The battle of the two factions OF the
fire Department, Of Wilmington will be
fought out a. Georgetown 10 day. The
Ieverhcrhtion of the big guns engaged
cannot be heard here, but the elect
will he no llss ielt.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
kaIsomine

Looks good as wall paper. Any
body can apply it. All colors,
also white.
We have lots Of things you
will need when cleaning house
this Spring.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Fine kid button hand made, our own
make, square or opera toe, welt or turn.
Babcock's Family Shoe House, zoe Mar
ket street, above Second, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
Philadelphia. Wilmington
Baltimore X. X.


Trains win leave Wilmington a. inllo
.rLilauelphla express; i.ts 2ii, 44l u
:. a., "a 10. ia -" 80 s27, 05s T., - X,
'o2e, %, and 10 i1p. M,
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Franklin CITY, sos m. A.,
| Tort, and Norfolk, 1901 a. ui., and Z. q ~ 4
| Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street Tor vi
m,ip1sgton IeSpressl ssa ~, ~ 80 Il
il 20 p. M. and i'oa night. " "
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| SUNDAY TRAINS.
l phtlahnIrha. :
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aor IA osf ieeo feAsfe'' i.s'. i'al A. w. 50
&C xceo@ com aSiv zoo. ss 90 a. m. AZ
LIZ. 40, ., $40 and TO- 45i'. NJ.
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For West Chester. via Lalnokiu. s.sA. y
For New Castle IL % night. ~
Norfolk, l2.0i night. pl...,.
For Middletown. Clsyton, DoHef, v Wv. tl.
Laurel, and Delmar. l2.Oi night. .,
BALTIMORE aud Washington. = n; ~ ",
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It Leave Philadelphia Broad stra,t, for v
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For further Information, h.ssehita'
| referred to the ticket osfice At inc stAll'l. 4,
Trains marked thus t.1are limit ehp'''
upon which extra iare Is char9eu'
chAs. =. ruGh. a.,.r, T. r y: M9GDiia
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
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Mr. A--.-.ss.-s f.sT
schcduie IN effect NOV io.l,a
TRAINS LEAVE DEE. Avn. np
EAsr Eou.'.
Express trains.
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kKw fonH, Sunday, = -
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q Hrsrvn, Sundays. sali. ~ y ~
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80 1913, q .tGi6 s6la. i5Rnud
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j.. i'd
'siS p. M. daily.
'.'morc and washmston. u IN
,n =, I'M 7; n'.' ~. silI s5l5, ~ n
except Sunday 'va M '2pn n, q
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Cincinnati ana Il, Louit NIX
and IS 10 y. m; daily. "a" ''
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only. $50 n. M, pa5p. IN.
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rN-lsuteB to westorr points loTes
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J.T. ODELL, t.o,sCUL
Genl MANAGER. Gen ltls+
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-01
CONTRACTS MORE DANGEROUS THAI
TIGHTENING.
lightning Rod Men and Spartanburss
Farmers.

Unless rods are we'll put up. 1T Is doubtful
whether they benefit a house. or not. There
should be plenty of points that reach higher
than the chimncys and the lower cnd OF thc
rods should reach water or dirt constantly
moist. 1t requires noSpecial art To put up Il
rod. \ gas pipe would make as good rod aS
iron twisted in any shape. Electricians have
never demonstrated whether the shape OF 4
rod has anything to do with It's conductive
power Now any man that can climb 4 lad.
der can rod his own house, There is no .speci.
al art about it. fthe well Is near the ground
connecting the rod should enter that and
reach the water. The rods and points, just
as good as any. can be furnished by hardwar''
stores. The cost Of iron rods IS only about
$500 hundred feet.
These travlng agents may do good and
faithful work and they may bc reliable men,
but some OF them in this country have para
lyzed some OF the farmers. finK collins
states that they went to his hOuseand stated
that it would cost him so to have his house
rodded. He very fooliShy signed contract.
When the rods were pnt up the bI,l was ~
standing was that 1t would cost SlI TO have
his house ornamcnted with Il twisted rod and
shining points. When the work was done
or paper of some sort with out reading. They
went to Eber TinSley and agreed 10 do the
work for So. Before the rods came, he had
heard OF their method and declined to have
the work done. They drew the contract on
him when Uncle Ebcr" got his blood up and
took the contract from them and tore it
up before their faces. There is lawsuit now
pending. They have sued him for the price
they would have charged, or they are talking
about sueng. The went TO w. Fl. Highs five
times to talk him into Il rod lie asked TO ser
the contract before signing. They refused To
let him see 1T. but read portions OF it to him
lust such as suited their case. He refused TO
Sign There are various other cases reported.
The Alliance must 60 to work and educate
their members about lightning rods and tr;lv-
cling agents. Never sign Il paper presented
by n strange travelling agent. He may be all
righ or he may be all wrong. Sign no con-
tract Ifthese agents cannot take your word
do not take theirs. Remember that there
is no special art in putting up lightning rods.
Also remember that one of these contracts
Won sign is much more dangerous than light.
ming. Finally, sign no contract offered by
travelling agents Of any sort.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-01
WHISKBY At ABBEVILLE
ARE THE LICENSE FEES A BRIBE FROM
BLOODY HANDS?
The County Entitled TO the License
Money-Thc Town Not Entitled I"

MOUNT CARMEL. 5. c., sept. Is, ls;"'.
Editor Press and Banner: Perhaps therc
are many in this county who think that the
action suggested in this call for Il county con con
ference of the friends o! Temperance, Is rain
er bold, and then some are OF thr OplH!"ii
that This is a question TO be settled by the
town of Abbeville alone; that the county
has no right TO dictate TO the town III tnlS
matter. ,,. o,,os
Now, dissent from this view OF me qncs-
t;on and will give my reasons for so DONG.
AbLeville village is the county seat. All ol
the public institutions of the county are
there. So, to some extent, every man IN tne
county has an interest In the town. If wills
key-selling works detriment to the public IN.
terest, then the public has the Inherent rsht
to demand damages just as much so as q
private individual has when injured by the
business of a neighbor 49,
tbs known to all, believe, that since the
re-opening of saloons in Abbeville that sew
eral murders have been committed tina are
traceabIe directly to the effects Of the saloons.
The county has had additional cost put up
on her for jury fees, Sc., becauseof these MUIR.
ders. Then she has lost the future service "l
the men killed. .,,o
Other reasons can be found by those who
think, showing why the county has right 10
interfere with liquor-Sclllng in AbDeVllle.
Some may say IL the town is willing To take
the license ana allow the saloons to exist lel
them do it.
But the County should have the revenue, MS
she suffers from the business.
this county prefer the safety of It's inStltu'
tions, the purity and soberness OF ITS man.
hood, the peace of its homes, and the lives o'
It's sons TO any bribc that this cruel monster
may bring In his bloody hand rs peace Of
ferIng. Very truly, J. NJ. Steadman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-01
THE PUBLIC SPRING.
Legal Contest rs to the Right OF the
Railroad TO Use Water from ii.--
lack OF Consideration on the Part
of The kOQN.


Mcssrs. 7. p. Cothran and Eugene B. Gary
went TO Walhalla last Monday TO argue the
case Of the G. d g. road vs.. the town council
O! Ahberille. The facts, briefly, are aboat in
this way.
Many years ago the town council granted
the road the right to put pipe in the spring
which would conduct tho water into the tank
of tic road.
4 year or so ago the town council conclud-
ed that the contract was deficient in some
particulars, and that as Il matter OF equity
the road should pay $50 a year for the water,
an! upon demand payment WAS refused.
The council cpt oil the wafer supply.
Appeal Was made by the road for an
order restraining the council from shutting
of the water
y temporary injunction was then granted,
until the case could be heard.
At court, the next term Of the court, il was
impossible 10 hear the case.
The town council now propose to dissolve
the injunction, and for that purpose Colonel
Gary aud Mr.. Cothran went before the Cir
cult Judge Monday night.
His Honor reserved his Judgment.
While we think the railroad, until lately,
has shown very few fuvors to Abbevillc and
while IL might be well enough to make them
pay for the privilege, yet they have con.
tract, giving II To them, and IL might be well
enough to let them have it, provided, OF
course, the road docs not seek TO deprive the
oil mill of Il similar favor.
We presume the passenger coach has not
been able To reach the depot fora week, and
certainly for not more than half the time in Il
month, and while passengers were at times
compelled to get out OF the conchcs i'll mnd
and Slush something like u hundred yards be-
low the depot, and when we, our people want
additional side track arrangements, the rail.
road cooliy tells us we can have more side
tracks. II we will at our own expense grade
and cut away the hill close by.
We would be less than human if we did not
rejoice at the prospect OF some dclivcrance
from such petty tyranny over our people.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-01

How HE LooKED.-An Episcopal
clergyman of Indiana tells this us q
true Story Recently one of the promi-
nent memb of his parish died. AT
Ter the funeral the widow found great
comfort in telling htr neighbors about
the many virtues of her late husband
even mentioning that he took the
greatest delight in playing cards as an
innocent pastime. She must have
been thinking of him as he appeared
i'm his "customary attitude,n for she
said Jacob looked so well when they
opened the coffin at the church. He
had not changed one particle. There
was, o, such heavenly expression on
his face. He looked just rs though he
held four kings"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-01
ABBEvILLE IN MIDDLETowN, N. Y.
Mr. Walter TH>tin and Miss Edna TuS.
tin visit the Scene, Of their Fathers
BOyhOOd.
lEddlctOiCn .iryus.

MI Walter TuStin, who is engaged in the
jewelry business at Monroe, UuaclIta Parish,
La. and his sister, Miss Edna NJ. Tustin, OF
Abbevile, South Carolina, are viSitin. at Col
tin will make but short stay In Middletown,
but his sister will rcluain here for two months
Mr.. and Miss us,in are the children of Mr.
Hiram Tuslln who was. many years ago, Il
resident oi this city, while learning the jew
lcrs trade. with Cot. Duscnbcrry and who is
held in pleasant remembrance by many OF
our older citizens. 1t may perhaps be well
enough to add, i'll this connection. that Mr..
Eugene H. Gary the Democratic candidate
Tor Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina
is the brother in-law of Mr.. and Miss TuStin,
having married Miss Ida Tustin who, about
fifteen years ago, spent several months i'll
Middlelown, and who is well remembered by
all who were SO fortunate is to make her ac-
quaintance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-01

Bishop Fitzgerald, of the Northern
Methodist Church, when waited on at
Il Conference by Il committee Of lay
men to suggest Il preacher for their
church, inquiries whether they habit
ually attend the prayer-meetings, take
a Church paper and throw their inliu-
cnce on the spiritual side of Church
life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-01
TAX NOTICE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
act to raise supplies for the fiscal year
commencing November, 1st, lSS9,
notice is hereby given that the Treas
urcr's office of AbhevilIe County, will
he omen for the collection Of taxes,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-01

Male citizens between twcnty-one
and fifty yells of aye are liable to Poll
tax.
In order to accommodate the tax pay
ers I have arranged the following
schedule of appointments, and request
thc fax pavers to take due notice there
of, as the office at the Court House
will necessarily be closed on these
days.
Vcrdery, Tuesday, November 4th.
Bradley, Wednesday, November
5th.
Troy, Thursday, November 9Th.
Mccormick, Friday, November 7th.
Bordeaux, Saturday, November
Sth.
Wellington, Monday morning, Nov
ember 10th.
Lowndesville, Monday afternoon,
November 10, and Tuesday, Novem'
Der 1lth.
Mt. Carmel, "Wednesday, November
18th.
Court House, Thursday, Novem-
Der 18th.
Nincty-Six, Friday, November
14th.
Hodges, Saturday, November 18th.
Court House, Monday, November
18th.
Greenwood, Tuesday, November
18th, and Wednesday morning, NO.
vember 10Th.
Coronaca, Wednesday afternoon,
November 10Th.
Donalds, Thursday, November GOTH
Due West, Friday, November 2lst
The remainder of the time | will be
in the office at the Court House.
J. w. PERRIN,
County Treasurer.
Septembcr 9th, 1890, PM.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-01
Masters Sale.
The Slate of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBENILLE.
COURT or COMMON rLEAs.
T. T.. Ellis. ct. al., against Chris. ELLIS, l..
TriLble, ct. al.--l':Irtiiion.
PY virtue of an order OF sale made In the
ID above stated case. will offer for sale ut
punIic cutlery nt Abhcvillr &, H., :. G., ON
SALEDAI IN OCTOBER. lSyD. within the
legal hours of sale, the following described
property situate in said State and county,
10 WIT: All that tract "rparccl Of land, known
as the Ciinkscalcs or lluribcck Tract, contain
ing
One Hundred and Sixty GGO) Acres,
more or less. bounded by landsnf John Cllhk-
scales, e. GLull, John Tribhlc. and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-nalf cash, balance
on a credit rf tw, I've months, with Interest
from day OF sale, secured hy bond OF rurclIns'
or and mortgage of the premises. IurcHaScI
to pay for pagers.
Sept. 10, lS9n. At Master.