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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
AN AFFLICTED HOUSEHOLD.
a Preachers Es@",istf;s Trin:.tc ~ 81 :
EScaI:1;G,:: E1snG LnAT.

Miss Lille McGae, a lo"cIy young lady O.
Greenwood PASSED away Sabbath EiHri.ins
January 2j;h lS!&. il l. seldom that "c S"e Il
iHnrc general expression OF Syrnpa'hi !or The
her,Tlvcd ana !. more visible appreciation %!
youthful wo.ii, Than was witnessed Oh thc
sad 0ccaSion Of the hural OF this noble ynlnG
lady. Nrar.y ALI The places or business wrr"
closed. the schools were suspended, aid II
II ally lock cd rs If The town had turned GEi
rn nluGsc. to pay the last sHd tribute of respect
10 one who WIS respected and loved hy all.
S;hn was u great Snfirrcr, bnt she "cndurcu as
seeing him who j. invisible" y bright INK
in IN interesting home circle has been
broken; hut 1t goes to strengthen q still more
Important cord that binds i'Ic dear ones le't
hcnind to- circle that is forming on inc
golden shore TO Ic completed III the sweet
bye and bye"
As If the heavenly Father intended to
break the crushing force of the approaching
bereavement. he gave the dear one unusual
Sirengt near lhc last 10 deliver her dying t"S.
timUny tor the comfort Ot her widowed
mother and orphan brothers and sisters,
which she did In terms sweet, touching ana
beautiful The choice flowers with which
loving hands covered her grave. were but
faint emblrms of the gr:.c2s Of the Spirit that
bcan'i!;ed her closing life.
I'VE sorrow not even as others which have
20 hope"
Take comfort, christians, when your
friends i'll Jesus fail asleep;
Their better being never ends,
Then why detected weep?
Why incOnSoable rs those
To whom no hope is given?
Death is tile messenger of peace,
And calls the soul to heaven.
Together to their Fathers house
With joyful hearts they 90,
And dwell forever with the Lord,
Beyond the reach OF Wn.
\ few short years Of evil part,
We reach The happy shore.
Where dpatll-dv!Gcd friends AZ last,
Shall meet 10 part no more"
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
THE VILLAGE OF VEaDE2Y.
snsi;ass Dac:or a:sI liatial: VuSiciHra
Personal Notices Of Various
EiiIGs.
NEEDEEY. january 2Sth, 1899.

VEEDEHY, January 9oth, 1899.
On last Sabbath four strolling Italians
passed through town, and created qulie
sensation among the colOrcd people. They
had !; monkey and Il hHnu organ.
Mrs IL. {. Twiggs, Of Augusta, ca is visit
in. her mother, Mrs. II. II. Lipscomb, near
IOWA.
Mccormick, passed through town the first Of
last week, en- route To ALEcvlllc on ii"por-
tant business
Mr. :. i. Miicr is visiting his brother Rev.
y. +. Miller, near tnwn.
lady of lLe ncghborhOod Of Evans mil,
spent several days in town last we"i; visiting
:icr cousin Mr.. J. W. Scot and family,
Miss Mabel Jordan alter u pleasant; STAY
among friends and relatives I|rt', icIi Tor her
nome in Memphis, Tenn, tie first Of last
week.
Miss Kate Tolbcrt, of I:I%ciir i r,a:;ty, has
returned i"nv aiirra rl"l~'"' t! among
friends aia relatives In thi< T.. i',.
\ drove o; hur>'" .i:,! inUi, HrG" n town
o:ir d"y Last WI. T:."y h.l!:'. by rta very
scarce ail:! did t.ts! I:iniC an! Sica ;t all, as
every one liH !j.' ii ap.nird.
Mis- Della 'Inrith. ".!'' ui Hhi:" Halls love
licSt y"uny laGtvS. si.cHt several days III tuwi:
last week visiting ir:>tGS and rclatiyc$. Miss
Della is quite i;,ro:''c in town, and we are
always Cad 10 sec !icr ana Wc!cnnc lie! III
Mrs. S!gnall, OF Charleston is visiting her
uncle, Res. l.. +. Miller near this place:
The Indian doctor has irit town and gone
TO Troy. He succ' cGcd in Soliim& II great
deal Of The cUlorcd people ) r,"i!cy during his
stay here.
MIR Zen CiiilcS. Il Popular drummer on the
road was in town saturday. His namy
friends were very "!a: iitdr,'d - sec hiin Oh
The streets u! 0ur little city. We hope To see
his handsome icr and merry Smile Oh oar
streets again SoJ;.
Mr. Aiken stacy, nf Co"nHnca. and Miss
Anna Nichols. VI ere happly married lay the
Rev Il; +. Miller lat "Wednesday. We OK.
tend our congratulations to the happy couple
and hope that their pathway thr"u.h life
that God has given al be made Of hapr
hours. y. b.-
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J;istIs ED.

! Slf,nr
Married, Jan. lG. l,3i. by mir. j. j. WIi,
Miss Vi. y. EDW .AiIE a.
son. To-, -, ~, La. ,.,.
Inrricd nj go rAi!:r:E STACY Ia Miss
Pr; Mii:"r: Mr.. >,kLEi, bnih OF Ahbcviilc
AURORA l..
county, -
I'D short wraps IL l.. u. iIa.i!um Il
Lone being closed Uu; rrgaId!cS Of cost.
| t..cw patterns in $;llternS just received at
Il. u. IlhLdun & cos.
hnGh"r ncw lot oi those popular grey
li''h'd hos" for ladies just come in. r. NJ.
lIaddun Il Go.
X. NJ. liHHdon IL Co., are Offering great bar
gains i'll Winter dress gnnlS. Now is the
time TO get fine urC!'* for q little money.
Another importation Of those popular pill
low liahs hIaided in Turkey red, III Il. NJ.
H:dGOn S Co.'S.
Too many ovCrcOatS on hand. We arc de-
terInin"d to sell them. Big reduction in price,
Doit miss this opportunity. y large HsSurt-
m"nt to select froEi. L. Rosenberg Il Co.
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THE g., G. & N. ROAD.
i;etween CHronaca and the SaluGa
the work Is Com. ON.

VILLAGE IN THE PISi:s, Jan ~ i0'0'
}I{HOr Press ana Banner: cc,iv,,i,o ,,,i.
Christmas with its joys anvonr rcrrcsrnnI.
such complete contrG' lie nri riI,r.r ~ idI,.
cnt that Ee has cXl!e6ut rrIim. c,,lisiTained To-
nHsH up 10 , .,!' .:ncr duties OF life, herewith
sir" s rtr.,r ~ my relations with the Press and
hnnnc, rn',' :ilays we're enjoyed but 81 day or two
:. MS camp by all parties Interested. for
ln.tc Il rr*p"cIa!riv num!'cr returned To work
Litter this limited period. y larger number,
however, took Il much longer vacation ;Ind
only returned To duty after the lull weeks en-
jUyncnt.
Work has rrGgrC S&cd most satisfactorily up
on This section OF the great Sou llrrn Railway,
and Though much heavy work must brdonc
before this contract is riiiCir:i, there Is no
room !u: doubt that iha! section oI the g., {.
IL -. H. -. iaL between -.tI:lh:t Ei:rr ana
CurI:,:.; c!.w:i will br finished according 10
cost tract EuilI as tn MANNER AM! !lii. bi the
srcii.n between tnrGn:c;: creek ANA Gre en-
Wu.:I we ki!uw les, b"t hear II! pr0!rrsS there
iuo. ;i,d doHht not but that :hr whole cnnlr.ict
viii hr cUlIi'irrd IN ample Time To receive the
iron l.y August. More anon. NlATDH.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
DUE WEST DOTS.
A Short gs0rse IN easily Curricd.

DUE WEsr January eth, 1S!'0.
Mr.. John Wren is laying tic foundation o!
his dwelling.
tial business men is in town.
The wreck on the u. Il I. railroad was a
complete smash up. The accident occurred
Just above DUnalds
MIR. NJ. i. CllnkScales sold 4j bales of cot
ton, and Mr.. Luther Haddon 32 bales hast
week at l0 cents per pound. These gen tlcnlcn
are both fine farmers and making money.
Mr.. Frank Lee left recently iur Kentucky.
We regret to lose so good a young Iuan. We
hope Mr. Lee will succeed in his new home al
Williamsburg, Ky.
We were out to see our friend, Mr. Noble
Bell the other day. He made such large
crop OF cotton that he Is still gathering II.
lie Still docs not believe thnt one part Of Il
wagon wheel moves amy faster than the 9TH
er and he is right.
Cotton has been very active in the last
week. Our buyers have bought consider
able amount at good price,.
We have never heard so much complaint
about mail not going right. Nearly every
one yuu meet has some complaint on this
score.
We hear {. good report from Miss Minnie
Bell who is attending the Teachers Normal
School III Columbia. She has just been given
Il full state scnolarshIp by Prof Johnson.
Miss Ecl: is making Enc progress in her stud
les and Is dcligh ted with the school.
Nurray stock for COngrC seems TO be rlS.
iEg about here. We heard gentleman ol
prominence and influence say that he would
support him on account OF his known tcni-
pcl;tncc prUclivtics, iii event of his running
From present indications there Will not De
mucn fruit :hiS year. Blooms arc opening.
There is Il writing and drawing hiastcr IN
town.
DR.. Monday, of Grcenvillc, will preach in
The Baptist church Wednesday evening
Rev. Wash Pratt cO!ored, Is To open up @
store in Due West. so ii is reported.
Prof. W. =. Widcman Is inviting several
members Of the Due West choir 10 take par
IN Tie music OF the centennial. 1t might bi
well to invite ALL as Il whole Is better than 1
pa't.
Mr. Poorc has barley that Is III full head.
r. =. &,
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Closing out! Our entire line OF mems,
youth's and boys winter clothing at big re-
duct!on. i. Rosenberg & Co.
\ sweeping reduction in the price Of all
overcnatS. 4 bargain awaits You. L. Rosen-
Gcrg Is Co.
y large lot Of galvanized barbed wire just
received by L. Rosenberg IL Co.
The best fences are now made with galvan.
ized harhrd wire. y large lot just received by
L. Rosenberg & Co.
White brothers have q very extensive and
attractive stock OF ladies cloakS, consisting
of jackets, modjeSkas, wraps, new markets,
&C., Sc. The ladies are all invited to call and
look at them. Prices are low.
Landrcths fresh garden seed and onion sets
10 be found at Smith Sons.
The best general tonic In all the country,
never fails to give satisfaction as q household
medicine, and we guarantee it. Speeds
Drug Store.
We have Just received n case OF our popular
pound calicoS w. Joel Smith x Sons.
Go 10 Smith & Sons for the best and purest
garden seed grown by David Landrcth d
Sons.
Smith & Sons Is tic place to get your plows
and all farming implements.
Begin the new year Alright by buying your
drugs from the pure fresh stock to be found
at Speeds Drug Store.
Paints, window glass and prepared putty.
y fresh stock at Speeds Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
Here We Arc.

The town of Abbeville is booming:
New bank.
New bakery.
New Railroad.
Empty Jail.
Big business in all the stores.
New brick company.
New ginnery to be bult.
Land aud Improvement Company organz'
I'd.
All houses occupied.
Next.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29

The Press ond RInnGr is literally supported
in every section of the county, but Green
wood takes the lead. We now send III copies
to that town. Greenwood stands faithfully
10 the Press and Banner. and this paper will
be ever ready to lend her whatever help al
our command.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
a Car y0pil a Week.

Messrs. y. W. Smith e Co are doing an en-
tensve business in the sale Of mules. AL
though big lot of good mules were received
only Il few days ago. their stock Is now so
much reduced that Mr.. Smith found it ncceS
sary to return to Atlanta for another supply
of animals. He will be back on Thursday
evening, ana will be glad 10 show his stock t.
any buyer who may call. If you want Il good
mule come TO town ON sale Day, and get 1t.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
'he Press and Banner
BY HUGH WILSON.
" ednesday, Jan. 80, 1890.
ReuIQEt Church.

A question has been raised a. to the titles OF
some of ;hr land OF which Bralah Zap. 5;
church is hiilt. 1t is said thnt James Ward
law, grandfather OF Colonel IL. I. Wardlaw
gave the land for the uses of the church. Tho
question now Is. as To the boundary line. Mr.
DeBruhl i attorney for the claimant. ana Mr.
Wardiaw being Interested, Is dtSqnaiiticd Tor
trying the ease. Trial Jnslicc Gilbert n:inH
the nearest Trial Justice will likely rear the
case.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
The Abbeville Bakery.

I'IIE Abhcyilc Bakery is now making fine
( BREAls; OF Every kind. Cakes baked to
order.
Together with our bakery we have n Fruit
and Candy Store, where all goods In that line
are kept. including Cigars and Tobacco.
L.. W. SIGN Il co.
Jan. 3l, lS!O. u
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
Coming Back.

DR.. G. 4. NeufTer will return to Ajb"vilr
in the course of q few weeks and will spend
the balance of his days among us. He ha>
many friends here and stands high with the
profession and our citizens generally.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29

Don't forget that Alex. Zachary & Son will
be here next Sale Day with the best garden
seed in the world. They are home raised, and
they are honest dealers. who give their cuSto
mers the full worth of their money. Look
out for their wagon and do yourself the favor
to get good seed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
SOME KIND WORDS.
"a Paper Devoted 30 The Building Up
Of Abbeyiiie County,
Carolina SgdrtuR,

IuTOitUN OtjOtuH.
The Press and EunHer Of .ibbevlic was boy
cotted by the Farmers Alliance Of that
grand old County. Just think OF Hugh Will
son being boycotted! Honest, Strhl.httor.
ward, independent, guileie>S, lugh! !
would rs soon enter into Al boycott against
Caesars head with view of making it tat-
ten ont somewhat Oh top, as 10 try to make
the Editor OF the Press and Hunncr recele
from q course that lie believed right. One
consequence of tie boycott was that many oi
the A lliancc men quit the Press and Banner.
Another was that they gave up paper dc
voted to the building up Of .tbbcvilie County.
The third result was that some good Alliance
men we're turned out of the order because
they declared their in tentinn of taking and
reading paper that had been in their iamil-
les for n half century. FGurthy, the sub
scription list Is as good now :lS 1T was i'll the
beginning of last gear. In the fifth place. IL
is very probable that many persons who cn-
tered into the boycott will Rad the last issue
OF the Press dnti Tanner on The sly.
An editor is not infallihr. He may say
unwiSe things now and then; or he MAY
speak wise words 1T the wrung time and hC
cenSurcd for his course. So long ms he Is in
dependeut, honest, fair and courteous, boy
colts will not burt him much. No true, c.G
nest friend of his country eyer suffers
for opinions sake.
When you want q black dr. Il price from
Ms nice q quality and at from 'AH mousse IN
Il. NJ. IIaddon & C"cy have them IN Aloha'r,
N1he up.coup1 IIenricttaS t'aShhlck, &c, Ne,
'1Srilliyy to 50 inches In wlolh, i' al prices
Chat court competition.
, beoutiful line Of white chccted goo Is.
,nst come In ut IIahdon's. IheSeh, the DaSl
Goods for the price we have ever So"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
Lost.

sTEOM our pen, two rcd spotted barrow
L hogs. Any one who will take them up
and Give us Information Will be rewarded.
These hogs were purchased OF Roger Will
liams, AMI will weigh abouL I2j pounds each.
QUARLES IL BUtNs;.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
Dr 6 r, Earriscn

ENFFHnS IJIS PROFESSIONAL SER
- wires To the public. Office over the
Racket Store, McIlwain Corner. Jan. 70, 50.
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Allen Long Staple.

HAVE for SALE lOD BUSHELS ALLEN
/ LONG STAPLE COTTON SEED. The
Int from thus lot Of seed was sold Tor 12IH
cents when the same grade of short stapIr
cotton was selling for 9Ia cents.
Il. w. CANNON.
Ian %. lNgD ct
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
Will Meet on Sale DAYS.

J1NTIL FURTHER NOTICE, the Board Of
l. Caaniy Commissioners will meet on
sale Days. J. w. LITES,
kr;il 70 1859 Chairman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
Fair Warning.

LII persons indebted TO RUSSELL. &
= BURNS will save costs by calling Oh
NJ. L. DEBRCliI., ESQ. ard settling.
RUSSELL IL BURNS.
Nov. G, lSS) IF
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-29
The Work of Whisky ut tbbevilIe.

It has caused two deaths and the serious
wounding OF another All this in aboUt two
months. But why should we be distressed ?
The license fees are safe in the hands OF the
council
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
EN- YOU HEAR OF.

Capt. Douglass Oettinger, retired, is
the oldest living officer of the United
States Marine corps.
Jackson, the negro pugilist, stands 6
feet 2 inches, and his arms reach two
inches below his knees.
Edison presented to the late Archduke
Rudolph, crown prince of Austria, a
Photographic doll, which not only talks,
but recites verses.
The head Of the Brazilian republic
signs himself as follows: Marshal Ma
noel Deodoro da Fonseca, chief Of the
provisional government"
Franklin B. Gowen, the big railroad
man, who committed suicide recently in
Washington, held insurance policies on
his life amounting to 100000.
John II. Starin, the great steamboat
owner, is a keen featured, level headed
man Of muscular build, and among his
claims 20 distinction he has ridden race
horses, kept a drug store and erected a
mausoleum. He has never failed in any
thing he has undertaken.
VI. Gounod always retires late, reading
to put himself to sleep. He is very simple
in his habits and tastes, and he is frugal
in his eating and more so in his drink
ing; he smokes moderately and is fond
Of walking. lie goes out a great deal to
rehearsals at the theatres and opera, or
to see any friend who may be i'll, for he
is very affectionate and devoted to those
he loves.
The Comte de Paris has taken possession
Of Stowe house, the seat of the late Duke
Of Buckingham and Chandos. The man.
sion has interesting "reminiscences for the
French royal family. On the east OF the
largepark u building called the Bourbon
tower, which is surrounded by trees that
were planted by the exiled members Of
the house Of Bourbon when on a visit to
Stowe house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
CRISP CONVERSATIONS.

The squadron Of evolution in its trip
across the Atlantic made an average
sneed not in excess of eight knots an
hour.
II is announced that the negroes OF
Georgia who twenty-five years ago were
slaves now possess 500, 900, 900 worth Of
property.
Elder Henry Preble, an aged itinerant
preacher Of Wateryille, Me-, in the pros
ecution Of his calling has travelled 10000
miles by team.
A tract Of land which included the
main portion of tho original plot Of
Johnstown. Pa, was once bought for
So. IS at a forced sale.
The completion Of the longest tele-
phonic line in Europe was recently an
nounced. The wires stretch from Pesth
to Prague, a distance Of at least 600 kilo-
meters.
The German reichstag has resolved TO
exempt students of theology from mill
tary service, and to extend to all the
German colonies complete religious toll
GRAFTON.
The Gift to President Carnot from the
state of Guerrero, Mexico, is a picture
wrought in gold and silver. It is the
work Of an Indian goldsmith Of the town
Of Chilapa.
A petrified apple was recently discov-
cred at Harrington, Me-, by some boys
1t had changed to the color Of marble.
The stem and blossom were apparently
as perfect as when the fruit fell from the
tree.
The first newsboy who ever sold copy
of The New York Sun in the streets Of
New York was little shaver from Cork.
His name was Bernard Flaherty, but he
went upon the stage and became rich and
famous as Barney Williams.
The natives Of the FIJI Islands have
taken up cricket. They like tho game
much, although they do not like to con-
fine themselves to the orthodox eleven
on each side. They play their matches
with forty or fifty aside, or tribe against
tribe.
Near Santa Rosa, Cal, is a well from
which, it is said, in drawing water, thou
sands of eyeless fish, from half an inch
to six inches in length, have been taken
out. Occasionally the bucket is drawn
up half full of fish. No subterranean
inlet to the well has yet been discovered.
The rapid increase in the wealth Of
the United States the past ten years il
astounding. According to the published
figures the total wealth Of the country is
now S61, 4J9, 100000, equal to nearly
81, 900 per capita. This is an increase in
ten years of $4,000, 100000, or 45 per
cent.
A remarkable poised rock, famous
throughout South America as "the NOV
ing stone," may be seen on Tandn noun
tain, in Buenos Ayres. 1t is q feet
high, 80 feet long and IS feet wide, con-
tanning over 5000 cubic feet and weigh
ing twenty-five TONS Il is irregularly
conical in shape, and rests upon con-
ical support with bearing surface some
ten inches in diameter. The power Of a
single man is sufficient TO oscillate the
enormous mass, which, indeed, is often
swayed by the wind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
MILK BY PIPE LINE.
Skilled Opinion Seems to Re That There
Il Nothing in IL.


Civilization runs 10 pipes. We have
electricity, steam, gas, water and petro-
leum already supplied through pipes.
The latest pipe scheme, started IN MID.
dletown, Orange county, proposes to send
milk 10 New York through a pipe line
similar to the oil pipe line Of the Stand
ard and other companies. The projectors
talk of raising a capital Of 5000 600, and
of collecting all the milk within a hun
dred miles of New York, so as TO keep
ND n perpetual stream of fresh milk de
livered in the city, avoiding the delays OF
railroad transportation and cheapening
the cost.
Looking about among the milk author
tiles Of the city for information as to the
practicability Of this scheme, a reporter
found nothing but incredulity. One OBJ
lection urged was that it would be abso-
utely impossible to send milk tumbling
through pipes for such a distance with
out churning it pretty thoroughly, so
that if it could come through the pipes
at all it would appear upon delivery IN
the shape Of Jumps of butter and butter
milk. The projectors talk Of sending
the milk i'm a half frozen condition. This
is pronounced absurd for various rea-
sons. One is the mechanism necessary
to cool milk in such a way; another Is
the impossibility Of sending milk
through the pipes in such a condition;
and another objection is that such a
cooling, even if practicable, would
change the character Of the milk.
The most fatal objection urged by ex
perts to such a scheme is the impossible
ity of keeping such a pipe clean. Any
one who has inspected a dairy know
how essential it is that all the milk cans
and pans shall be thoroughly cleansed
with scalding hot water every day.
Even partial cleansing will not answer
All traces Of the stale mill; must be
scrupulously removed. Such q cleans
ing Of a lOO-mile pipe would be impos
sible. 1t would require a river of scald-
ing water, rcplcnished along the line.
Another fatal objection urged is the
impoeibility Of inspection according t.
law with such q scheme. There would
be no practicable way Of preventing the
dumping of rivers Of impure milk into
such pipe,
Altogether, the opinions Of the best
experts coincide that, while it is possible
that men might be willing to sell stool
in such an enterprise, it would be sur.
prising if anybody could be found fool
ish enough to bug such stock. The prob
ability is that the talk about getting up
such a company is a humbug.-New
X,rk Sim