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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
NOTICE
TOPatrOnS Of the Kaaipu Dairy,
NOTICE

THE undersigned hereby respectfully
L notifies the public that he has re-
sumed the direct management of the
Kasiru Dairy, after an interval of fiji
teen months, during which it has been
managed by other parties. He Is not,
and Will not be responsible for any debts
contracted on account OF said Dairy,
without the written order of himself or
his wife. He respectfully so let's con
tinuauce of the custom of his former
patrons. A. A. MONTANA.
CAS- lw
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NOBLE Isenberg wishes the report
OF his remarks on the Sunday bill
corrected Instead OF saying that
the Emperor OF Germany was going
TO close the beer saloons on Sunday,
he said that the Emperor intended
doing his utmost to make the Sunday
law stricter.
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Employment Wanted

pY A. o. Wood, Qate with Fl. II. Will
ID liams Il Co., furniture dealers)
with sound firm in this city, rs teamster
and deliverymaH, is good driver, UNI
derstanus the care of horses, harness,
etc., is well acquainted with the city
understands the Hawaiian language
steady and temperate in habits ad-
dress "A. o. Wood" General Post
office. 653 9t+
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DR.. M. Kawada, Chief Japane4e
Physician for the Board of Immigra-
ton, was thrown from his horse near
the soap works, Leleo, Sunday morn
ing. He was stunned by the shock
and received two cuts on the head.
1t il gratifying to learn that the doc
tor is doing well at the Queens Hos
pital, where he was taken after the
accident.
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FoRTY-FoUR inches of rain fell in
Hamakuapoko, Maui, from the first
OF the year to the last OF August,
against seventeen inches for the
whole OF last year.
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THE meeting at McInerny Hall
last night was largely attended. 1t
was decided to effect an athletic
organization, and committees were
appointed, to report at II subsequent
meeting.
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THERE will be meeting of the
Committee of Arrangements for the
Honolulu Arion Picnic tonight, at
1880, in the hall.
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THE Myrtle Boat Club holds its
regular monthly meeting this even
ing at the club boat house.
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DEPARTURES.

Sept 10
Stmr Waialealc for Kilauea and Hama
lei at b pm
: s Farallon for San Diego
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Hamakua
Blk Harvester, Ii r Lewis, for San
Francisco
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10

CHOCOLATE creams OF the finest
quality are to be had at the Elite Ice
Cream Parlors.
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OFFICERS of the Union Ice Com
pany for the ensuing year appears in
our advertising columns.
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LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

THE Iroquois has a Mutual tele-
phone, No. SO.
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MYSTIC Lodge No. 2, X. OF P, will
meet this evening.
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EMPLOYMENT is wanted by q good
rough carpenter.
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A RE you Judge of good handmade
IA Chocolate Creams? IL so, buy
your Chocolates and other Candles at
the Elite Ice Cream Parlors. 65A u
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Situation Wanted

ENGLISH Lady seeks position Us
~ housckeeper, thoroughly expert
enred good needlewoman. Address
"A. T." Postoflice, Honolulu. 653 st
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FINE TABLE
SRSATN~:
ARRIVALS.

Sept u
Bklne Klikitat, d r Cutler, rs days
from Port Townsend
Sept 10
Blk Ceylon, r Calhoun, II days from
San Francisco
.Schr Mary from Hanalei
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NOTICE

A LII persons are hereby warned
"A against shooting or trespassing on
the lands owned by me in the pistrc l
of Waipio and Waikele, Eva. and oil
the land on Waikakalaua. held by me
under lease. All persons SO shooting
or trespassing will be prosecuted 10 III
full extent of the law.
G. A. BROWN.
Honolulu, Aug. 20, 1890. 6i5 2w
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BORN.

SEARLE--In Waiohinu, Kau, Aug. 90,
1890, to the wife of Jno. c. Searle, a
son.
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WANTED

EMPLOYMENT is wanted by a Good
IL Rough Carpenter; has his own
tools. Address a. this office.
G54 IT.
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NOTICE.

OAHU College q Punahou Prepare
" tory School will open MOND Y.
September 9Th. Tuition: 81 per week.
Board for girls, rooms furnished, 81
per week; for boys, rooms unfurnished
Sl.50. The new President F. j. Hos
mer, and Prof. j. Q. Wood are expected
by the Australia September 10Th
THoS. l.. GULICR,
go lw President pro TEN
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE

THE coffee shop business at No. 32
l. King street, hitherto owned by
Wong Pang ChOng, has been this day
sold to Leopg Chock, who will carry on
the business In future. All bills owing
to date must be paid to Wong Pang
Chong, who will also settle ali iiabili-
ties.
Honolulu, Sept. 6, 1890. 65l 81
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PASSENGER LISTS.

PLAiSs, Mont. Aug. l6.-Passen-
Northern Pacific train No. 3, west
tNnster, A. J. Pouch, w. 8 Pouch. L. N
Francis and wife, r. W. Jones. G.
as, 5 Il Garfield. 7. ]. Devine, Mrs. J..
"a Z. Lenhart, Mrs. Mary Donald
saooirt and forty second class
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|llAIRHAyEN,s SECOND yrAp

s u. starts in on its second year with
I. ~ people, an assessed valuation OF
snd hist of new improvements in
ssgregating a cost OF nearly s.. Ooo, COO.
Ie pest shipping facilities, water-works,
akal plant, street i'm provemsnts and
81 ~. we state. II is now starting in on an
s, sae costly system OF sewerage, gas
ec1sic street railways and other
1pfosements only found in other
nom 1900 to $4,000 people.
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NOTICE

1slcERs OF THE NEwLY-oRGANIzRD
ssllcAN WARD ASSOCIATIONS.
ss1 and members OF the executive
| r.ssm the newly-organized Republican
ss,sh,ssAlons are requested TO meet with
|1s..,asah city central committee at their
|5sSs~s s 10 hutier block, rooms S24 and SIS,
Nenlllg. August Is, az 5 O'Clock.
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Coupon Sale.

NroTrcE OF SALE OF SCHOOL 1onpsSss
N WHEREAS. As an election he,a Y sSs;X
DIstr,cr No. four 90. sksgit county. 49, "a ~
on the 9th day Of jane, A D. lss9 the = sss.s@
directors OF said school district ssere
nv the ELECTORS thereof to borrow 1ye ne,.s.ess
dollars (s5.DO0) and Issue neEoiso.S .s9;c9
bonds therefor said bonds 70 run ~ y. siSS
OF dffeen years, for the purpose of yss5foe =
= seh,sos-houae site. building ana 49, N
5 hool-house, and providing the 1919 tssreicrS
pecessary furniture and appsr,ssxest a6s ~ he
norice Is hereby siven that sealed ~, ~ m q
srle OF sad bends will Be reeslsss 80 a Huersf
me hour OF ., 10 Of the 1st1 asy ~. y 1~s.i t.
A. b. Isso, at which hour ss,e s e<srIS
90. ned az my ONCE IN NJ ssls "A a 1ssr1e
esu1fT. Wasl. Bidders are reQo sssh ~. wiIl
The prce and rates. 81 interest s sn.G III - ~
purchase said bendz saln s ~ ~ = schrick6f
Co. J. Z coaasr sas Ssa. ssul nosss Co. y
run ioI tas PsIoa1 2, s.. me- 5. 9;sssss d dssoas
s ale. ~ ;~a bundled dollars eacns ana - =
numbered from one q X MATL0CK,
County IEessuxsx
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FAST TINE

= snefn Tactic Railroad vestbuls Din
hsssplng Car Line, daily service to 81
~ .ashpoiis. Duluth and Chicago. No
-. al and twenty-five miles the short
t6icago. Tourist sleeping cars
sung Passengers IN the Union depot
= ssen hours and thirty-six minutes
X hsr lines. A. Chiiberg, city ticket
=. seond street. Boston block: < Tom
~ Ticket agent Seattle
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FOUND.

TSoUND-wALLET CONTAINING PAWN
IL brokers' ticker, compass and other articles.
owner can have same by calling W. ". ISIS
seTenth street.
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w ARE The LARGEST
= 0e state. Our pricss tel Chester
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AhANcE SALE AT BASYE'S.
n sse OF canes, umbrellas, s. atusry,
he, novelties aud all odds aud ends,
s. 49,. :. n basye, iewelFy emporium,
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ARE.


A T1RNTl0S-NR. JOHN SfSGLEBERG, ONE
IN OF Cnscago's pronia, AZ art -. - uow visit
ne cur c. J. Els ucio = ., klae & koSsu
oerg's bui.ding corner Font aud ConE1i reial
streets, room IL, taird aCoz- Any size portraits
nsedx In oil water e8ior, pas eli, India TAX or
crayon. Hours to u q m. and % p. m.
%roITcR-JEssTE N. ELLIOTT, 8RTIsT-AY
IN studio will he opss for puptls September I.
Rooms "a ana IS seattle ConseTsstory Of Art
Holycxe block, second AID Spring.
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tlsDoN's VIOLET CREAM

|. sispoN's VIOLET CREAM,
- snd elegant preparation for ersdi-
preventing roughness of the face and
"a III ireely AT night just before reiir-
soa viii be delighted with a soft,
Nc, TFyit
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-, leve's female orchestra will PLAY
- - pieces st the grand auc ion sale of
- NJ suppl mental lots Ia be held at
Z isp eunaay, the 18TH inss., in BesGe's
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FOCAL AND ISsTRUaEsr41 MUSIC


DIAM AND o.sG y IEAIAsf 8EpAIk-
L IN OF nj fsias ca instrufaeats; prompt at
tentiou given 10 city ana country oraers: salts
saciioa guaranteed. !. l.. geiseral, Vaughans
muse store, Seattle, and DufaRts music store,
G,pssieD building, sear ie.
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NOTICE CIVIL ENGINEERS GOOD
IN transit for sale cheap Address A. D., Post
InteIligencer
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NoTICE-THE "A. E. MAcCULsKY COM
IN pa y" incorporated, has acq uired by pur-
chase the busintss. properly, accounts and
coed will Of the .sP. Frederick Company" iu-
corporated and will continue the business of
dealing at Wholesale in groceries, produce,
fruits, etc., in the same place, on the northwest
corner of Jackson and South second streets, Se-
attic, Wash. Ali debts of p. Frederick Company
viii be paid by the A. E. Mace ulsky Contrary.
A. E. MAcCULSKY COMPANY.
Seattle, WASH, August IL, 1890.
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NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLIc No
~ ice Ii hereby gwen that /, J. f. Nc
Grsw. assignee Ia rtasn case now pend
ing III the superior court OF King eounry
Washington. entif ed: Ernest BolIack VS.
his creditors, IN pa snaEcs OF an order a
flis ttn4lf her tos.fe auy Ias e by sal conrE,
viii sci aud cau-e Ia b sod at pub ic aucfiun,
fer cash, at No eo7 ErDnt street, lii ne city of
Seattle IN "a a coin y. an &c nesdaS, the 10Th
aay OF August. 1879, 81 10 o c oek m. aid e.
tween this bar and IL o'cio moo o. that
day ard between the hours OF 2 O'clock i. "a
sao 5o'ei ck T. n. Of that cay, u cont M
ing every dxy IN reafter zr Ike hours exclua-
/ sun lays IN ii ne sale Il CON plered, all the
stock o. g DDS. wares aud mere sandlse and
20 Is a. fxtrres, CT which am in 20 sessi
az such assig1~e. Sor,t: 4 gene al ssscs o.
Il cks, va ches snd ;ewelry ana store fxtu- 5,
and q we5e.'s outat Of too 6. aud aiso al The
unpaid book accounts. bills and thsses "a 40
ton nov IN my possession as saeh assignee.
Dated ~ Seattle. King couety, WASH. THIS
18th day Of July. 1890.
j. n. McGRAw, Assignee
Preston. Carr 4 Preston. Attorneys for AS
sigree.
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u: 49, snmsn yesnpuled sleepers and din
49, ,slest improved tourist sleeper
! 4 cs.Ss, EsAs via Northern Pacific rail
{~ss. city ticket agent. 7I6 second
slnsSa. nsock: h Tonkln. depot ticket
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

WASHINGTON SOLDIERS HOME "A
w meeting of the Goard OF trustees OF TIE
Washington soidieYs' Home will pe held al Ia.
coma Moad-s. Angus. IS. at p. m, for tn
Iurpose Of selectIns q ste and transactine snen
oiaer business as may properly come before the
bUsrd. Proposals OF don tons Of lani under
sec ion 8 OF the Soldiers Home act. will then
ie considered. such propose s should De nj d
with the seer tary, az attic, on or before said
date By order o, the trfsye-s
GEo Il BoARDxAN. President
NJ ~ HOLMES s e-eiarv.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEA PRO-
IN posas will be received by the board of
tru stees of the Washington State Reform school,
al their Office at Ch.hslis, Wash, for the con-
structlon and completion of two thre STORY
anne dwelling-hoHses, one two-story frame
schooI-hous-, one one-stoTy fran boarding.
house, with brick basement. To be constructed
a. cording TO plans and specifications on file AZ
the Office Of the board Of trustees; also at the
ofic- of T. G Bird, Holy Ike build ng, Front and
Spring sire cts, Seattle, Wash. Said contract, 20
he let Ia the lowest and b st bidder. 81 must
be acco mpanied by Ger flied check equal to 10
per cent of the amount of the bid. BIDS will
be received until O'Clock, August so, 1890
By order of the Board.
J. W. GOoDELI. Secretary.
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~ F. EGGERT & CO. HAVE OPENED UP AT
". s07 Second re. t. between Marion and
C0iumbia tn q full line of mems, women,s
and children's boots and shoes, ana are low
r aiy for bust less; new goods arriving every
dnr
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GEORGE F. MEACHAM
6I7 Third Street.

Announcements under the heads of Lost
Found, Tor "a lie. Fer Rent, and Stu tons
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF cents
WORD for the first insertion; cent q word Tor
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
ADVANCE.
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office:
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NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE-PUBIIC NO.
IN tice j. hereby given that |, John H. Nc
Graw, assignee in n certain proceeding ia insol-
vency, now pending in the super. court of
XII e county, Washington, entitled J. NJ Sich-
oils d Co. VS.. Their Creditors in pursuance OF an
order IN this behalf heretofore made by said
court. will sell and csuse TO be sold al public
auction, ior cash. at the premises form rly oc-
cupied by said J. NJ. Nichols. on Columbia
street, between second and TDird streets. in the
city of Seattle. in said King county, on Friday.
the Stu day of September, $780, at IL O'Clock 3.
M, and between that hour ana II O'Clock noon
of that day, and between the hours of O'Clock
p. m. anu O'Clock .. IN. of that day, and con-
tinuing every day thereafter at like hours, ex-
GLIDING Sundays, until the sale is completed,
all the stock If goods, wares and merchandise,
and the fixtures of which am now in possess
sion as such assignee. towit: Hardware, piping
and plumbers materials; also all the unpaid
book accounts, chooses in action and evidences
of indebtedness IN my possession as such
signee. JOHN II. McGRAW, Assignee.
PETERSON & PENEEFArHER. Attorneys for AS
sIgDee.
Dated at Seattle. King county. wash, this 18th
cay OF August 1880.
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CHARLES r. BLACKBURN, PRACTICAL
I j mining geoIogisr and mineralogist, will ex-
anime and report on the condition and value Of
any mining property in the state. Formerly ot
the United States geological survey; sixteen
ali work Guaranteed. Gold, silver. copper and
lead mines bought and sold Address Mountain
View, King Comfy. Wash
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-BIDs WILL
IN be received at the Office OF The b. B. & B.
Z. X. K. Co. in New Wnatcom, until noon of
goth A gust for grading miles of the COM
pany's railroad. from the Nooksack river near
Nooksack crossing, to the British boundary near
seen at the company's Office Bonds to the
amount of $4,000 will be required to insure the
completion of the work within two months of
the date OF letting the contract The right is
reserved to reject any or ali bids Separate bids
will be received for pile openings, trestles and
culverts. NJ. /. STANGROOM,
Chief Engineer and Supt.
New Whatcom 7th August 1900
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NOTICE TO GRE DITORS-NOTICEI Is HERE
~ BY given by the undersigned admlDis ra-
tor of the estate OF SIMON Pnil.ips. dec as.d, to
the creditors OF and all persons having claims
agail Sc the laid deceased to present them, with
the necessary vouchers. within twelve months
after the first publication of this NOTICE. to the
said administrator, az his place of business, at
the corner OF Sec on3 street and YesieF avenue
in the city of Seattle, state of Washington
X. PHILLIPS.
deceas d.
d. wx. DoUTHITT. Attorney for Administrator.
Dated at Seattle, August Q. 1890
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FINANCIAL

ITO LoAN-sMALL AMOUNTS. FROM ONE
Il to Eve years. E +. Allen, room ., colman
building
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds WANTED-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
- receive sealed bios up to August Is to level
and plat cemetery of two and one-half acres.
located north OF this city adjoining the Free
belonging to congregation Ohaveth Shoum.
The right to accept any or reject all bids is re-
served. Sol Blum. secretary, LIZ Washington
street Seattle, Wash.
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ocUL1srs AND AURrsrs

nR KIBBE-ocULIST AND AURIsr Ann
II physician for diseases Of the throat Re-
Second streets, rooms and "AA
GEo A. REICH. NJ D., OCuIIsr. AURIsT
Once, room 81. Boston block.
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THOMSON & wHTTE-CIvIL ENGINEERS,
i have removed TO rooms ls and -. Colman
building, Front street. between Columbia and
Marion
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NOTICE TO CONTROVERSIES WILL BE
IN received for the erection and completion
OF the following buildings: A 3-story fran.
hotel. 2story frame hotel, two 2-story store
buildings. one cottage, one 2-story residence,
and one passenger station and freight depos at
sedro, for the Sedro Land and Improv -ment
Company; bids will = rec ived separately or
CONFINED. Plans viii be on file from August
IA 70 August 81 al noon, at the Office of Saunders
Hougnton, architects, rooms Al and AZ, Bos-
ton block.
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A r. MAIN AND ]. o. U. SEELY, Do
1As ing business under the d N meme at Main
& se~ >, shisbrokers, have this day dissolved
partnership ny mn ilai consent: A. r. Maia will
eontinu+ the business; all having claims against
IN SAID nran. tho ii @lts.i O rae ahose
hrm vii pie s. cell upon ]. o U.-Seely, at their
once 10 81 SDFing ~
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GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY HAS
- removed 10 fourth door Occidental b ock
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Thanks to Troy.

II is with great pleasure that we print the
resolutions adopted by the Troy Alliance
club, resembling the boycott against this
newspaper That manly and independent ac-
ton must commend itself to all just and fur
minded men. The Troy club has asserted H.
self and the members prove that they posses
an individuality of their own, anu are Tree
from the thraldom that would dwarf their in
nuence, and limit their usefulness. IL ac-
cords TO US the same right that they claim for
themselves the light to he lreemen, and the
privilege of expressing earnest and honest
convictions. All honor TO them In leading In
the movement, and we are sure that We coulo
expect nothing less from so large, influential
and intelligent body of citizens as compose
the Troy Alliance club. We hope, more on
their account than our own, that other ALI
ance clubs may see their way clear TO adopi
similar resolutions aud thus enable Us all to
work together for our mutual advantage
and with harmony and good will prevailing,
do ali that we can for the prosperity OF our
good old county, composed as she Is OF q
manly, fearless, and indie pendent citizenship
The Press and Banner has always had an eye
single TO the best interests of the county,
and our energies have been expended In
the effort to build up the material resources
of Abbeville county and contribute TO the
prosperity of the whole people, and we may
ever be counted on to spare no pains or eXer'
lions 10 contribute TO what we believe to he
the safest, the wiseSt, and the best methods,
for the welfare OF our entire people.