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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-28

gives me every nope; Dut, Louis, some
thing tells me that ! shall die, and
shall have died in saving the life of a
woman who is worthless
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Mrs. S. NJ. CALIIorN, Mrs ~ 4. fuckcr
and Mr.and Mrs. WIN. /. tat'.G:n Leave to-
Hay lor CuaritSto'i W ti'r mar ia:c ,i
Mss na",g NJ ~ ~ y. ", H'r
nr,iov. '"'
,, ,. ~ r ,.,,.
HE vounr men If The Medical C"Ilror I;hn,T,
tnn attended the E;li nj Iio,lvrs. Srhrr,. m,rv
OF his friends had the pleasure OF his compa-
ny. We are always glad 10 welcome iini.
APPLICATIONS for houses in Ahbrviiie are
frequent, but I'LL our houses are occupied. We
must oui'o ioiG m t,'u;uS. i-tt 'spil;tilstS l'',N
tiilS way i]e1 'oI o""ei" oe e"soHap!e III
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THE G., c. & N. R. R.
GcieinS 10 Work i'm Earnest in and
Around Ahbcyiiic.

The whole town is just now much interest
ell in the fact that contractors for the grading
of the Georgia. Carolina and Northern Rail-
road are pitching cani'S. %";L.n!. ready for
active work un The line between the Poor
House farm ana Long Can" Gre. X.
MrSSrS. COEGt!on, Connolly 4 g.. lave the
contract tor ;lIi.' lart 81 ;iIr IT. .l--Scvrn
miles.
Bryond long Cane other cUntT',rirrH are al
ready at work. making ihc dili !l!.
1t Is said that %fr;ft nEnilnrn of hLmlS will!
be at wO; X in Il snort ,I;ur.
\ lar"v mTnhcr OF c,,iurcd people visited
the camp on Long taa" last SUNDAY.
Several car loads of material for railroad
work have been received ut Our depot.
Tie Railroad CU!nprny have SisnIiicd their
Intention tu buy tn" land owned hy MCSSrS.
\. NJ. Hill n Sons. Br>i les this l,nl, aGiuin-
Ing lands aic wanted hy the tomlpuny.
1t is conceded that Ia" depot will b" located
on the lands oi M,S$rs. \. VI. Hi ~ SONS.
\ new street will be- o;jcncd through the
land of the Thomson estate, and Il PROPOSE
liOn will hc made 20 change the rOIir ul the
public road from the hrlnch This side If the
Blue Hill TO the HUh,lc square. coming up
the l!ill in rear y! Mr.. IhonlsGn'S house.
And it is said Il proposition will be made tU
shut up the street ;lS ii now runs between
Judge TliulmSun'S house and the Episcopal
church. This latter proposition will likely
meet opposition.
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A MATTER OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Shall Factory $teck be Taxed PA
Question Raised with the County

Auditor.
The following petition, and its official Ell
dorscmcnts by the County Auditor and the
County Treasurer, will bc read by the tax
payers, aud the ruling OF the Comrtrollcr-
General will be locke for with interest:
AnBEvILIE, :. G., bee. Il. 1889.
To Hon. j. $. teI1cr, Comptroller genera, Co.
iuHbin, =. g.:
SIH-The petition of the undersigned re-
SpeCtIully submits:
]. That he owns $500 Of stock in the Sib.
ley Manufacturing Co., ut Augusta, Gl.
II. That against his protest: the same WAS
returned by The Auditor OF Abbcv'lie county
for taxation and valued at S1,0Ut
Ill. That said stock WAS subscribed to said
Manufacturing Company when organized and
that il represents So much ground, brick, NOR
tar in said mill.
IV, That sid property is taxable in the
State of Georgia and in the city of Augusta.
V. That your petitioner has returned, HIM
self, in Abbcvillc County, =. c., for taxation
his income from said stock, and is willing 10
pay the same.
VI. That yOnr petitioner thinks it unjust
and illegal to pay taxes on tEr same property
in both Georgia and South Carolina.
Whc,olor your petitioner lr:':N that The
>u,l OF 81, charged ~ iav"S il: Abbcv!llc
county, =. g., on said property Hc r'mittcd,
and yuur petitioner will rtrr pray. tt".
FRANCIS ARNOLD,
by Parker ~ MCGOWAN, his .AttyS.
OFFICE: AUDITOR ABEEvILIi: IOrS STY,
Drcrmhrr II, lSS9.
To HDn. !. s. l'erncr, CDh!ptrGitcr General.
CDiundiI, s.. C.:
Sill have cxamlncd this petition of Fran
els Arnold and recommend that 1t be refused,
for Tic following reasons:
Gen. stat, See. lJ1, makes stock IN corpora.
tiOnS outside of the State Suhjrc! to taxation.
Gen. stat, Sec. lGl. does not cN"inp this
stock from taxation. As | understand The
law, personal property iuiIuWs the owner.
aud Is taxed at til" pi;;c" of his "omlciic, en-
crpt stock in National Banks, that is re- uIt-
Ell ny Tin" law creating them. 1t seems to me
very clear that the shares OF stock III Il cor
ror;llion arc different from the real and per-
Sonal property Of such corporation although
il WAS bo,ght with mOury raised by the sale
OF such shares. The value of stock dcpcn ds
OH the dividends IL will pay after payment
of all expenses Of the corporation, including
taxes. Respectfully,
\. W. JONES,
Auditor Abbrvitlr County.
TEHhSrEEi;S OFFICE, Dee. l., 81.
recommend that the petition he refused
ana for the following REASONS: As stated by
the Auditor. j. W. PERRlN,
County Treasurer
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Probate Court Proceedings.

January and February is the time for Exec
utOrs, Administrators, Trustees ana Guar
dams to make their returns TO the Probate
Court.
The estate Of u. .. Hawthorn was settled
January.
Petition for Letters OF Administration Of the
estate Of VIM. l.. Branch, deceased, was filed
January. w. 4. Branck petitioner.
The last viii and TcStmInrn, of JamCS Ed.
kurd Calhoun was proved in common iofm
Dec. 81, lSSO Patrick Calhoun, o! Atlanta, Ga,
was qualified Executor.
Letters of Administration OF the estate oi
Jane B. Lindsay. deceased, were granted To
~ r. Robinson. Dec. ., lSS9.
Letters Of Administration Of the crtatc OF
Ida B. Williams was granted 10 John w.
Sign, Dec. q, 1880
Letters of Administration of the estate OF
Eliza Mattison, deceased, were granted tU
Thos. l.. Moore aS {. &. T.. NJ. &. Ieislcr, Tor
mer Administrator.
Estate of Carrie Brown, minor, DECEASED,
was settled Jan. q, 1880.
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ANNUAL BALL At HODGES
A, BRILLIANT SUCCESS, AND AN UN-
BROKEN RECORD.


.irul Dancers and the Beautiful
Dresses Which They WOre-.-The
Visitors Who FIOnOred the Occa'
sion.
December 81, 1880.
The annual ball of the Hodges Social Club
was given last Friday night. AS the old ycar
draws to its close I'm Hodges there is IL hand
bch ind every ear to cntcli the announcement
of the date OF this feStivity. The young pco-
pie avail. its coming with peculiar interest.
Invitations were scattered over the surround
ing country, and their general acceptance this
year brought together even larger assem-
bl;Se than ON similar OCCASIONS. me adiiilr-
able management of the officers of the Club
ensured its guests an evening OF unalloyed
pleasure.
Murpby's Orchestra was in good tune and
the unanimous verdict of the participants ac-
cord The committees another brilliant success
To- further lengthen their unbroken record In
this respect. On Thursday q business meet
ing was held:nt which officers for 1890 were
elected:
CIIAPERoNEs.
Mrs j. w. Simmons, In costume of black
silk and lace pink trimming.
Mrs. j. e. Ellis, Il beautiful dress Of peacock
blue henrietta. trimmed in gold lace.
Mrs ID. IL. Masill, black SILK, pink plush
and lace flowers, Eau natural"
Mrs. ii. King, nee Miss Wright, street
dress Of seal brown.
Mrs {. c. Reed black silk ana rare old lace.
DANCERS
Ait, ,,., ,,,,o., ,,, I,.u,o, .o,,,,,u,,tor
MISS Aiphh ittlcy, WI. o,tIiiti, c"iiuiiiut loi,
ci1th it SUIT WIN coat anu Ses'ieI Vi str'peu
siik: very becoming urcss. ,r, ,,.
Miss Ellen ODell, laurens. The Gueenly
grace OF lhiS Ellr dancer was more en,itnce9
ny II rcSal aress Oh olu rose PIusi, triH'laeu
WIN Sailn
Miss Emme Seawright, Donalds, black anu
write SILK.
MISS Mattlc W haticy,a prelly plohde oeo,
uthnte. wore terra Gotta cashmere, trimmed
with Faille trancalSe:
Miss Rosa ELLIS, an interesting little dancer,
Sky blne cashmere, striped salil trimmings
Miss Mni smith, navy blue Nelvct
Miss Addie McNincn, Mulberry, dress OF
brown serge with sash, velvet Zounve ana
sleeves.
Miss Helen Hodges, dircctoire costume OF
garnet plush
Miss Mamie Aiken, a fauitlcss communion
OF black serge and ribbons, tnuntlcroy collar.
Miss Graham, Eiflcl red cashmere.
Miss Lou simmons stylish garnet trlcol
With Fedora vest, PINK sash ana pSlri orna-
ments.
Miss Lucia Seal, IAN albatroSs, trlm'ncu I'D
blue.
Miss JAMIE Hngan, Due West, q stylish dress
Of terra Gotta material, garnlshcd with SILK
AMI button forms.
Miss Jessie Aiken, graceful little dancer.
wore blue silk and lace, pearl ornaments.
Miss Sallic Milllgan, pretty dress OF ruby
henrietta
Miss Mary Cantey, Hodges, crimson satin,
deGolette; lace overdress: a Irinrnph OF INT
taiiors art sracimg Stntues4ue IiSure.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS AND JESUS CHRIST.
Doesn't This Offend Every SenSe 1i
Decency and PrOpriciy

The Ne,c hicnIs Picnync's Bnnham, Texas,
special says:
''r. w. C;lSkcy delivered Il lecture Sunday
night at tile Main Street christian church oi.
the subject, Tile Tuner Life of Jefferson na-
Wis Mr.. CaSkcy WAS an acquaintance of Mr..
Davis Tor fifty years. and Tor thirty years one
of his most intimate friends. In the course of
his remarks MIR. Caskey made the following
statement: 1T Is said history repeats Itself
If this bc correct, then the trucst Instance Of Il
repetition that | know Of is the life Of Jes uS
Christ is repeated TO Il great extent in the per-
son OF Jefferson Davis To SubStantiaie the
above statement Mr.. C;lskcy said that durin.
his acquaintance OF half Il century with Mr..
Davis the latter never entered saloon nor al
lowed the mildcSt oath TO pass his lips, and
was one Of the most consistent Christians
that ever breathcd. Mr.. CaSkry will lecture
through Texas this winter and will make Il
tour of the Northern States during the conn
ing summer. lie says, now that the i!uStri-
Gus man Is dead and cannot defend himself
he proposes TO devote the rest OF his liii. time
In showing to the world that Jefferson Davis
is the greatest man that has lived since the
duyS OF Jesus Christ"
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Bv HUGH WILSON.
Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1890.
Pleasant Call.

Mr.. W. II. brennan, of CalluunS : Mili, rail'
ed at our office last week, where he will al
ways receive Il hearty welcome. Mr. brennan
is Il grandson OF Capt. w. ID. prrnian oi tins
county. The editor OF this paper knew many
OF Mr.. Drrnnan'S relatives in the Ion" a.n,
and his presence brings back pleasant rccol-
lcctioaS. Mr. brennan learned the println"
business In Atlanta, and spent some tinie IN
New York, where he had several years rNpr-
lady, and now has returned with her To the
land of his birth. where he will hcnccforlli
have his home. Like all native talnlIhlinS,
he found no place which suits him better thah
his old home.
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AN INTERESTING CEREMONY.
Two Of i5beyiiIe'S MOSi POpuia
NOung People 10 be Married.

Dr. =. 6. Thomson and Miss Addic Russell
are TO hc married Tonight I'm the Presbyterian
church, and the publc arc expected To witness
tic interesting. ceremony. which uniieS them
iii the bonds Of marmOny.
There is always an interest In the marriage
of any one, but when two of the most pOpu-
lar young people of any community arc mar
ricd the interest Is zen fold greater. The bride
ami the. groom have scores of wcll-wiSh hers
and hosts OF friends who congratulate them
on The happy event which is TO take place TO-
night(
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-08
Plenty Of Water.

The pipes for carryin" the waste water from
the railroad tank, came last Monday, and Mr..
Evans, with the mill hands, went immediate
eleven o'clock that night HE work was COIN
pleted. and the water running into the tank;
Mr. Evans is one of the best machiniSts, and
is perhaps the most energetic man in all ltIls
section of the country. After ting the pipe
I'm position ut eleven O'Clock, he then went 10
work on his engine, to repair Il broken holt 20
have the engine ready iIr work next morning &,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-08

\ sweeping reduction In the price Of all
overcuats \ bargain awaits you. =. Roseb-
berg .E TO.
OWING to the recent very mild weather we
have too many ovcrcoats OIL hand, and we
now oilcr them ut greatly reduced prices. p.
Rosenberg Il Co.
Too many ovcrcoats on hand. We are de-
termned to sell them. Big reduction in price,
Don't miss this opportunity. A large assort-
mcnt TO select from. p. Rosenberg &1Co.
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Mrs. 7. e. Cover, Miss Marie Clover, and
Master II. G. Cover will leave for Grrcnvill'
this afternoon. They have been spending II
week or two with our people VINO are aiWay>
glad to see the return OF any former resident.
Mrs. Covers nativity was with us, and she
has many friends here.
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A iSokcr,

Mr. Perry, n firSt.class baker of Charleston,
together with Mr.. Lewis W. Sign of this town.
have rented the bakery, and will open husi-
ness Mt the stand recently occupied by tctcl
Muuliana, A bakery is something that Tho
town needs, and we hope that our people will
give II proper encouragement.
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Married last Night.

William n. Graylon, Esq. of the Abbcvillc
Par. was married last night To Miss Ada Nc
MILAN, daughter of Mr.. Il. w. Mcmillan of
this vicinity.
The groom is n rising young lawyer, nh!'
the bride is one of the faircst of Abbcvilc :
daughters Many friends extend hearty. con-
gratnlat ions and good wishes for thci: future
hnDDineSS.
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Fertilizer Factory.

The Abbcvllc oil mill has q guano factory
in full blast, and they are making standard
fertilizers every day. Let our farmers bear
this fact In mind, and call at the guhno fncto
ry and get what they buy, and bay what they
get An immense quantity of Suann Is a.
ready made, and in marketable condition.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-08
The Oil Mill and Fertilizer CoInPan!

The Oil Mill and Fcrt lizcr Company are de-
velopng an Immense business, and will lii,
the future be an important factor In the pros
perity of the town.
They have now on hand hundreds Of tons
Of fresh fertilizers which they have Just pul
IN sacks, and are offering to the public I'll:
choicest and best of commercial manurcS.
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The News and Courier.

Mr.E.P. McKissick, one Of the staff of the
Ncps and Courier, was in town last week. Mr.
McIIissick has many friends in town, and ou'
ppopIe are always glad 10 see HIM, no matter
whether lie comes on business or pleasure.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-08
FIFTY-FIVE MULES.
Tho Biggest Sale Ever Made in Onc

We lcaEn from McSsrS. \. ". Hill Il Sons
that the stock dealers in town sold to the
planters of the county about Sevonty-five
mules last Sale Day. Asa rule the buyers
paid half cash, though some pail all cash, and
some paid more or less than half cash.
The good crops OF this county, and the in.
creased agricultural Interests, have greatly in
creased tic demand for stock, and aS Abbc-
willie is the best stock market in all this sec.
ti0n, we will expect The good trade In that line
to continue throughout the season. This be-
ing 4 central point, and our dealers having
unlimited money and credit, t,-!tugcthrr with
ample accommolationS--havc brought to this
market Il splendid trade.
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Bar Rooms.

Several bar rooms have been opened In An
neville. under the recent act OF the I-egsla
ture, and we learn that Il new one will likely
he opened under the New Hotel, next 10 tht
post Office, in the store room now occupied 10y
Mr. Chalmers, as a furniture and marble store
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-08
NO HOUSES FOR RENT.
i~ II Eut! Town---Not a Sin.
Gle House Vacant.

The good effects Of the better fall trade and
the prospective life and activity which it is
thought the new r.llruuu will bring about,
have already had their effect.
The oil mill does something TO iivrn up
things. They have paid on! thousands of dol
lars for cotton seed, and arc now daily paying
out ihl.ra Wagcs tn numbers Oi hands in the
OIL mill or glIanO factory.
As additional cvidrGcu Of the present l'iUS-
pcrty OF the town, wcwOu!l mention the fact
thai there Is net Eow Il vacant house within
tic limits OF the INCORPORATION.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-08
Dr. III. ID. Wilson.

DR.. H. ID. Wilson makes hurried visit t.
his old home, where he has many warm
friends to greet him. The Doctor is highly
pleased with his new home in GainbridSe. Ga
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-08
Insurance Paid.

Messrs. DuPrc Il Son paid on the 10th OF
December, 5000 on Mrs. K. T.. Whites houst
which was burned November lst, 1859.
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Insurance 10 be Paid.

On the l6 of December dwelling house In
Bordeaux belonging to Mr.. ). y. Mcintosh.
was destroyed by fire. $1,000 insurance with
j. +. G. DuPre.
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I.a,.l Tuesday al l:d;;Cfrld Court House, roi.
VI. l.. Calhoun, 0i AhGcriilc, was marrcd To
Miss Gladys BOyHin, Of f:dGCiirld E. III. The
N,NS would extend It's hearty coHGr;l!ula-
ti0ns. Mr.. Calhoun is one nf the most Iom
Using figures in South Carolina politics. and
tie amEtbic bride may well feel proud of her
lkfmmick Nc,CS.
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Their First Shipment.

The Oil Mill Company shipped hundred
barrels OF oil yesterday, being the first that
they have sent of.
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Nos. J, 1 and 80 and 81 daily except Sunday. Main
Line trains Nos 81 and 55 daily between Columbia
and Aston. n.iy except Sunday between Aston
and GrrcrviIlr.
d. GARDW ELL, Div. Pass. hgt., Columbia, s. Z.
JAS. T.. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agt.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED, on ucc. ~, !oS:I, by Rev. j. Low
rie Wilson. -. d.. Mr.. i. +. rElGLER 10 Miss
ECGENIA Spltt'fLi.
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Buy your sugar, coffee tea and molasScs
from White Brothers.
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NEWsY NOTES AND BRIEF COMMENT.

SerrnOuS. Prayers. Lectures, 3'hch-
rneH-.-WarIn Ncaiber---ftof Scntt-
nent.--SE:ailcSt amount Of Coru--.
Largest Amount Of Toncy---.ama.
feur EheafricalS 'a'hrcIts.n thc
Public.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-08

. eases OF millinery just received at w. E.
Bells.
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TEHASIEEE'S OFFICE. Dee. l., 81.
recommend that the petition he refused
ana for the following REASONS: As stated by
the Auditor. j. w. PERRIN,
County Treasurer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

The people generally will be panied
10 learn Of the death Of lion. William
iieilinan, of Evansville. which occurred
Al bic home in thst city last Monday
morning. from = csncerous tu,nor ~ the
pancreas. lie was horn in Aibig.
isheini-h lIesse. Germany, Oct. III ls2l
aud was consequently nearly 50 years
old ~ the time Of his death. tie leaves
. widow sud nine children, all grows.
Mr.. HeiIman was in many respects =
remarkable man. Coming with his
mother and step father 10 America in
1913, and settling on . farm In losey
county. he begsn the hattie Of success-
fuI life. In 1897 he took up his residence
in Evansville. borrowed $500. aud In
with Mr. q. Kratz started a
snail machine shop, with two blind
horses for motive power. Their tact
aud his great business ssgacity soon led
~ engagements. aud In 1854 they manu-
Iscfured their iirst portable engine. IL
1864 be bought kraiz ont, pa, ing him
100000 for hi- half. iIe further i'm
proved bis plant, aud did an immense
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

The National House of Representative.
this fsll. They now have 81 members ol
the U. >. Senate. al OF whom thev are
likely % retain. The terms Of II Repub
lican Senators expire the 4th " Msrci,
next. of whom the Democrats have q
f.ir chsnce 10 elect 2. which would give
them majority Of the Senate, n0twi,h-
standing tho addition Of 10 Republican
members from tho new States. Then la
lSsz they will elect their candidate for
lresidrnt and probably gain 0 more
Senators. thus giving them full control
d the Government after 1892. The gem
ni"e farmers aud Isborers OF America
have SO dccreed II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

IL THE WHiTx ftiBBoxgns o. Dun,ss
20 ASD PIKE ALso:- We would urge
y"u 10 ohservs "Crussde slsv.r A you
perhaps did not observe the 18th inst !. as
lndisnas Crusade dsy. be certain to
observe the national Crusade dav, which
Is the 37th OF this month. Every w. T..
I. Y. Il urged 70 get at least one new
member 10 the Union on that day. By
70 doing we may double orr member
hip. aud 10 much more good. Remem
Dor this i tho duty VI each member.
Yours. for the good cause,
n. l.. lloBBs.