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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
CORNER COMMENTS.
Picnic at ErwIn's MiIl---Danger Of
Leaving Horses IIitched TO PIOwS
...EditOrial Visit...Other Matters.
Due WEST. s C. Nav 10 lSgQ

DUE WEST. S. c.. May 10. 1890.
DR.. Grier preached at Woodruff Sabbath.
in Abbcville next Sabbath,
Dr. Latham preached fof Rev. j. c. Boyd at
Prosperity Sabbath before last.
Prof III. +: Bonner ran up to Greenville last
week on q short visit.
The Literary Club met at the Female Col
lege last Friday night. Lesson, the ith act OF
Henry V.
Major Nance says he enjoyed visit to Alb.
beville last week, and that he found the cdi.
tor Of the Press and Banner in an especial
good humor and lively.
President Kennedy attended the meeting Of
the Stockholders Of Piedmont factory last
week. Mrs. Kennedy accompanied him.
They also run up to Grecnville and visited
DIR, Addison. rom there they ran over to
Atlanta on visit to DR.. /. u. Kennedy. They
will remain several days.
DR.. and Mrs. Anderson, OF CIR 1nvillc coun-
ty, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. a. :. Ken
ncdy.
Another fine season.
Mrs. Carrie Fleming, of Laurens, Is spend
ing some time with friends and Kindred.
Rev. Mr.. Garrison and Rev. NJ. b. Grcr I'LL
ell the Associate Reformed pulpitS OH last
sabbath. These young brethren preached
ON last Monday Mr.. Alf Agnew, of Donalds,
had a colorci man piOwing his horse. The
man stepped OF and let the horse run away
anu break his foreShouder, Mr.. Agnew had
TO give him away. On the same day and un-
der the same circumstances Mr.. w. ID. Stone
hau q morse 10 run away and get badly cut up,
80 that Doctor was called To SOW him up
Don't leave the horse hitched to the pow.
Quite number of our young men went out
TO the annual pic nc at Erwin's MILL Mr.. J..
l., rrcssly reports most excellent time. ut
could not have been BETTER
Major J. C. lIemrhill, of the Ne,ns and Cutr.
tG, ~oishlnped with the Associate reformed
people on Sabbath. 1t had been eleven years
since Mr.. llcmphill WAS in a Seceder church.
Our people were glad TO see him. Time has
not made much change on the looks of our
friend, though he works very hard. lie told
us In Charleston that he work cd continuous
~ sixteen hours day. He has entire super
vision of the -Ne,cs aHd Courier. His manage.
mcnt OF the Press Association meeting was
excellent.
The .Nc'os and Courier and Grccnrntc Ncrs
are going for publication houses that are try
iig TO sell unauthorized books of Mr.. Davis.
IL seems that Mr.. Poihill has got the drop on
other agents. X. :. q.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
The Alignment lsas Begun.
Charleston World.

The alignment has begun.
On the platform prepared by Tlllman anu
for which he Is to stump the State as the
gubcruatoral cunddutc for the Democratic
Nomination., the Edsced champion has in
the person of COL Eugene Ii. Gary Of Abbe-
willie, the first volunteer aid.
As Col. Gary comes forward rs Il candidate
for the position OF Encouragement ON the
Tillman ticket, he Is no doubt ready and an
XiOus TO relieve the head Of tic ticket of AT
least Il portion OF the arduous work, which
will be the necesSury accompaniment OF Il
thorough canvasS OF the state.
So far rillman has borne without ninchi n.
the brunt OF the fire, but now that this first
candidate for the office Of attorney general
has placed himself also upon the platform OI
the March convention, we may look for Il
pretty gen crHl alignment OF candidates with.
Office must declare themselves for one side OF
the other If they desire To be remembered By
the delegates VINO will attend the convention
TO be held on september 10 in Columbia.
Between now and that date we will have. in
South Carolina, the first genuine political
campaign. experienced by this state lSjI, and
he who wears an honor 1T The close, must win
ii in the struggle.
The World believes, that the campaign Itself
will do good, IL will bring out the lull Demo.
cratic vote To the primaries, and Will
thoroughly awaken the interest Of the people,
forcing them 10 take an active part III the
contest. and, by satisfying them that the
choice Of the convention is the choice of the
people. do away with that feeling Of discon.
tent which has found vent In murmurs and
accusations To miSrule, for here Will he Il fair
test OF the opinions Of tho majority.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21

Gentlemen should not fail to see our flannel
Co.
Flannel coats and vests In all the latest
stripes and very cool for summer wear. +.
Rosenberg & Co.
If you want a real nice coat and vest at
small cost for summer wear. buy one of those
flannels or drap detes at p. Rosenberg Il Co.
Buy your straw hats from P. Rosenberg &
Co.
The largest stock of straw hats can be found
at u. Rosenberg & Co.'S.
Straw hats of every description at low
prices. p Rosenberg C. Co.
We are Offering some real bargains in boys
clothing. Call early. p. Rosenberg & Co.
Boys clothing at very low prices. Call and
sec them. i. Rosenberg & Co.
Boys suits and boys seersucker coats ut
very low prices. p Rosenberg & Co.
Buy nice summer coat for G0c. All sizes
r. Rosenberg Il Co.
Ladies can beesupplicd with raven gloss
shoe polish ut p. Rosenberg e. Co.'S.
Dress sood and Millinery. Beyond all com
May the largest ling Spring and Summer
novelties In millinery dress goods trimming
etc, that we have offered. Many Of these
goods have been purchased with the CASH
tar below their real value. Consequently we
shall have grand display OF bargains. II. NJ.
Haddon & Co.
80 dozen yards new designs in vandike laces
just received at r. NJ. Haddon & Co.
My line of wash goods was never larger in
ginghams, chambrays, SeerSuckers, lawns and
calicocs. w. i. Bell.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
Alive In Her Coffin.

NEWPORT, KY, May 1.-THE wife
of John Korb, 60 years of age, living
on the river road near Four Mile, was
to all appearances dead last Monday,
after long spell of sickness. The
body was prepared for burial, and OH
Wednesday, while the pallbearers We're
carrying the casket from the church,
they heard noise inside the coffin,
and upon removing the lid the woman
was found to be alive, but too weak to
speak.
The greatest CONSERVATION among
relatives and others in attendance en-
sued. When the woman opened her
eyes, women screamed and ran about
as if demented. Some tainted. Many
of the men lost their presence of mind,
and it was only when the woman sat
up that aid was extended. She could
not speak, and was evidently frighten-
ed at her situation. She was taken in
to the church and made comfortable
while physician was sent for. Before
he arrived the woman moaned, started
to al upright position, and fell back
dead. The physician on arrival pro-
nounced her dead, and she was buried
at once. There is much excitement in
the neighborhood, and many believe
she should not have been buried.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21

Col. +. W. Il. NANCE, of Due West, the
grandfather OF the Alliance in Abbevillc
County, was in town one day last week. He
ssa Tillman man from aar back, and the
boys listened To him talk. and talked q little
Themselves, when their tara came. At the
proper time, no matter which side had The
was good hum"r, and everybody on each side
was Tor the Democracy first, last and all the
time. And 50 mote IL hr.
IF you want to see 4 gem or flower garden,
go down Main street and look Il. the front
yards. particularly or Capt. John G EiNarIS
and Mrs. Lawson. y! ;!Ir hruH of the hit um
Main street may b" sCr:i IL" irrt:'">t land
Srapc in all this cnilnI;y, atIL sal lH'iir. is
clothed IN the pT,iii".i green. III" .,.r L.,
iadcn ith the pc i&H,'S -! Il 4 sweet, 4 :.'.E
crs ana ali sur. .oaid';. - are .pTr;y aid L.:,o
iiiul.
THE Doctors have had a coed season Gn:
business. Nearly cvurl body had ,hr .r:p.
komc people were hart anii others had vari-
aus needs for medical attention. but no sick
ness Of a lnaiari"uS type has occurred The
warm weather however HtlniOniSh"S uS TO be
ON our guard. II our premises are not prop
erly cleaned. THAT prsliirncG that walkcth al
MONDAY may urcrtakc Us.
MR.. AND Mrs. TALrO!i:p, of Baltimnr". ar
rived in town last Monday on Il visit t. Mrs.
Henry III. Hill. Mr.. Ta:!ouTh made but Il
short stay, but Mrs Talford will remain in
town tor several weeks.
CAPT .Ioir& f.. HInwHLEE expects TO have
his fine horse "Rchcl Boy" a. iIiil'S stables
next Monday. Cal at that time and see one
al the finest young animals in Abbcvillc
county.
MIR. EMMETT Cox has hnt,.ht the "iirnry''
engine. gihS ard fixtures, and will set up n
gin at DGc West.
SOME h"atticn people who frequent the
Methodist Church, have mutilatcd the new
hymn books.
TIE Methodist Church has placed sixty
standard hymn books in their sunday school.
MIR. II. i. MCILwAIEE has almost entirely
recovered from his severe attack of tho grip.
HAVE you got your registration ticket? If
not, why not:
Mr.. H. Il. McILwAINE has Il superior milk
cow.
Mrs. &. V. lIAMMoHD has been sick for a
week.
Miss AGNES QrAELE; is sick Of fever
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
End Of the Samoan Difficulty.

The recent signing of the final pro-
tocol of the Samoan treaty at the Ger
man foreign Office in Berlin by the
representatives of the United States,
Great Britain and Germany removes
from the realm of international dis
pute perplexing question that at one
time threatened to involve at least two
of the powers named in war. Samoa
is far away, the islands are of no par
ticular value save to the native inhab-
itants, and the regulation Of affairs
there could advantage none of the
three nations mentioned to any re-
markable extent. Yet the dispute was
for time of serious dimensions.
Now il is we'll out of the way, it is to
be hoped, for few years ct least.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
~ ednesday, May 21,i 1880.
& ssnn.S Affection.

Until recently Mr.. Seal has had dog on the
piazza Of the hotel. often that dog would
bark most li"rcriy through the bniluSircS 1T il
dug of similar hutl.i on The sidewalk. Many
times haze we noticed The seeming HcrccnrS>
OF each dos as il would bark ut the other.
Tho do. ON the sidewalk would jump as high
as pn s!blr, and the dog on the piazza seemed
ready to jump down on his nci@hhOr below.
We thought then that thcy were mortal enc
micS-if they could get al each other.
one day l.lsi VIC, X iho crS OF 'niad dog was
heard, and the dog in the piazza was the vic
tim.
1t was :, touchi"g sight 10 see Il few days
later tho dog on the street run up ana down
the sidewalk barEi and wa;c ;chi.g affection
ately for the sight uf his brother 10 come. that
tn v might rOmp and play rs of yorc. Never
did do. in eye and wag OF tail show more
plainly afleciioEatc anxiety. After a while
he went away surrDwiul, no doubt feeling
hurt, and thinking that his pl,ynlntc had
gone back on him, when in fact lie was dead.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
"E, H-P.s." PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Synopsis Of the iIost Interesting
Events in the Town OF slodGcs---
Sons or Confederate SolHirrS---Neg-
lcctcG Graves.

HODGES, S. g., May 10. 1890.
Mrs. w. c. Martin and Mrs. y. NJ. Mnriin
went on shopping excursion to your city
Mrs. j. w. simmons went 10 Chappclls last
Friday to he present ut The burial OF child OF
her brother, Mr.. Ralph Bnzrinan.
Mr.. J. William Elaln, formerly progress
sivc young farmer OF This section, was mar
rled last Thursday evening at Blytncwood.
] this State, to Miss Cora Price Mr.. Blaine Is
agent and operator at BiythewOod, and has
| moved along admirably III the Railroad Dusl-
| ness since he entered IT,
Mrs George Jones, Of Cokcsbury, is visiting
! in Williamson.
Cotton is doing better than last year at this
| time. Corn is not in the least "dislisured.'
! Wheat and oats are uncertain, ana the mar
| vest Is doubtful.
Mrs Green Taylor and Miss Kate Medlocs.
of Beaverton. I.aurcns county, visited the
family of Mr.. T.. p. simmons last week.
| a. H. WilliansS word picture of Ben Till
man Is the chrome OF the season. We have
just read his magnificent report OF the Ander-
son meeting and never enjoyed nine columns
of "solid' type so much.
Mrs. james Simmons will c.ose her school
near town, on next Friday with pic MIC
Mr.. j. ID. Cochrnn's vineyard Is in its glory,
growing a wealth Of grapes. II attracts the
eye of every one hooking on the east side Of
town and great is the comment thereon.
| Mr.. g. d. Tinsry, whose misfortune In the
recent fire is well known, has rented the Alex
| Ellis house just below town and moved into
An organization knows as the Sons of Con-
fcderate Soldiers Association" has been found
ed in Atlanta. The writer being the son of
one who sleeps in Hollywood cemetery, Rich
m0nd, Va, among the fallen heroes. naturally
has an enthusiastic sympathy for the boys
whose aim Is to pcrpctuatc IL memory that
should never die.
Near this town Is Il small plantation known
as the old "Dicky Anderson place" IL has oi
rccen: years been transferred many times
from one 10 another, and Is at present in the
possession of IL Charleston firm. We Will
mention wi tn sacred reverance, the names OF
Il few who sleep beneath the sod on the old
"Dickey, Anderson place. Gabriel Hodges,
Cen wv modEes, essr CIt h er H. SGEes o bnn1J bmJET
Douglass, Leonard J. White and IIeZikah
Watson, the latter seems 10 have been the
first inferred in the graveyard-he was born
March %, l7S5, died Sept. ], ISIS. The graves
are caving in and are woefully in need Of at.
tention. and we know this piece Of inrorma:
tiOn will be appreciated by those whose loved
ones are at rest amid such neglect.
Heavy wind on Sunday night. i. II. p.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
TERRIBLE WIND, HAIL AND RAIN STORM.
The Crops are Completely Ruined--.
Window Glass Broken in the

WINTER SEAT, s. C., May 10, 1899.
Editor FrcxS URd BunHcT:
Last night between the hours OF 9and 10
o'clock the most terrific wind, hail and rain
storm passed over this place ihat is knOwa to
the memory OF living man. This morning
there Is not Il vcSt%r uf living green upon our
cotton fields. save the minute fragments OF
cotton leaves and tender stems Of the plant.
| have Just come from my Oat fields. | had
II good many planted and wms as fine :lS ever
had them. There is not one feed LETT standing
for my teams. The grainS.are thrcShcd from
the heads and the stems broken and bent TO
the ground.
There Is nOta whole pane of glass left in the
windows To my house facing the south. II Is
q dire calamity to us. y.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
TAKING TILLMAN TO TASK.
Col. j. j. DarGan Promises 20 be III
Anderson OH June 18th and 10
Talk Out Plainly.

To the Editor OF the Ne,cS ana Courier: Mr..
Tillman went considerably out of his way in
the meeting at Anderson TO speak in the
cious man, ana depiore the injection of per.
S0nal matters into this important canvass.
But rs shall be at Anderson on the day
June lSihI appointed by The Stale Democrat.
ic executive committee Tor Il meeting there. ]
shall ask the good people assembled TO hear
me In vindicalOn Of my course in this CAIN
paign. think il may interest those who
heard what Mr.. TilinaE said OF me in my
absence to hear what shall have to say OF
him in his presence.
JOHN. J. DARGAN.
Statcburg, S. c.. May 18th.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
The Literary Si:;b.

The Abbcvi!Ie Literary Club was hand
somelv entertained last Friday night by Mr.
Tcmpieton. +. Il. Gary. ESI.. President. Coz.
H.T War,;iaw secretary pro tom. W. e..
McGowan, Esq. re I'd 81 most excellent paper
on Henry W. Grady and 4 general discus.
sion followed.
Col II. Il. Warllnw is the next essayiSt, and
Mr.. Parker will be the host. :. {. CaSon, Esq,
is the es>ayist'S alternate.
DR.. Game, the secretary, arrived during the
yiotlS meeting
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-21
Eay:nG the Rock Piers.

We learn that the Golfer dams around tho
base Of The granite piers for the railroad
bridge at the S;.luda have been finished and
TN t the water has been pumped out The
pump and engine passed through Abhcvil."
last Saturday morning on their way 10 Little
River. The work all along the line is pro-
crossing, and some people really believe that
the ears VIII reach Abhcvile by the first oI
September. II the track is open from Ahbc'
vile to Chester by the close OF the year, we
will be more than gratiica.
The grading near iiic Fair Ground is pro-
gresSin. nicely. The work is largely through
rock, and the boom Of the blast is heard cr'
ery uQy.
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,

ABBEV1LLE COUNTY.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters OF Ad-s
ministratlon. fT
By j. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,. JUDGE PRoBATK
COURT:
(THEREAS, John G.. Lomax has made
w suit to me, TO grant him Letters Of
Administration OF the Estate and effects
OF w. James Lomax late OF AbbsvilIe County,
deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admopish
all and singular the kindred aud creditors OF
the said w. James Lomax deceased. that they
be and appear before me In the Court OF Pro-
bate. to be held at Abbevllle c. H., on Mon
day, the End of June 1890, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock In the forenoon, TO show
cause II any they have, why the said Admin.
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Court,
this 18th day OF May In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety
and in the III year Of American Inde-
pendence. ~,
Published on the 2lst day OF May, 1890,
In the Press and Banner ard on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
J. FULLER LYON, @
Judge Probate Court.
May 81, 1899. IT
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wellington Items.

Capt. s. s. McI'rydc has the best stand OF
cotton il. the ncighbOrhuOd.
Mr.. Albert Gilbert contrmp!atcs going into
the stock raising business. He has hnc ras-
turage.
Mr. =. u. Wells has some good cotton.
Mr.. J. y. Porter has one hundred acres of
cotton, and still nnurnS his single state.
The new road whiIh has been opened from
This pace by David MDrrah'S 10 tl:r Snake
Rmld >horlcns tic distance 10 ADGcvillc ny
about three miles.