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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,

COURT or COMMOS PLEAS.
w. a. Lomay, Ct al, against barbara Town
send, ct. al.-Partition.
DY virturnf an order of sale made in the
ID above stated case, will offer for sale M
pul!ic cutlery ut Abhcvillc Z. H., ;. g., on
ShIEnAY IN OCTOBER, 1880, within the
LEGAL hours OF sale, the following deScrihcd
property, situate in said state ana Coua aly, u"
wit: All that tract or parcel Of land, contain
Ing
Three Hundred and Fifty-Two (352)
Acres,
more or less. bounded by lands Of w. \. Lc-
max, J. w. LomaX and |. y. Keller
Also that tract or parcel of land, contain
ing
One Hundred and Fifty Q5O) Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Lohn
Darraugh. DR.. Gus Marshall, Sam Bulow ANA
John Title;
Also, that lot or parcel Of land in The town
of Ferdery, containing
-Four (N Acres,
more or less and bounded by lands Of ID. \.
p. Jordan and the Augusta and kno%Vllle
Railroad, upon which is isadwelling house;
Also, that lot or parcel Of land in the town
of Ncrdery, containing
Forty Feet by Ninety Feet. (4Ox9O),
more or less. and bounded by lands OF w. J.
Henderson and II. ii. Derln, upon which Is
q store house;
Also, that lot or parcel OF land in the town
Of Nerdery, containing
Four az Acre,
more or less. and bounded by lands Of II.
brennan, J. w. Scott, and others, upon which
is n saw mill and tenant houses.
TERMS OF SAI.E-One-half cash, balance
on n CREDIT of twelve months with Interest
from day OF sale, secured 10y bond OF purchas-
or and mortgage OF premises. Purchaser to
J. e. KLUGH,
Sept. 10, 1899. 1t Master.
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The State tf South Carolina
County of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Compliant mol Scrpcd.)

/ o TIE DEFEN DANTS: Wade ii. Robert.
son, James :. Rnsamond, X. B. Rosamond
Mary Jane Bowie, Andrew Graham, and II
litha Graham. You are Hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint In
this action, which is filed in the Office Of the
Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said County,
and To serve Il copy of your answer to the said
complai 1T on the subscribers ut their office III
Abbcvilc Court House. South Carolina. with
in twenty days after the service hereof, cN
elusive OF the day Of such service; and If you
fail to answer the complaint within III" time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will ali-
ply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated this 18th, day of September, iS!E
GRAYDON & GItAIDON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TIIOs Il. MOORE, Q.SD
C.C.P.
To the Absent DEFENDANTS: James :. Rosa
mond, r. Il. Rosamond, Mary Jane
Bowie. Andrew Graham, and Talitha
Graham:
TAKE NOTICE that the summons in this
action, of which the foregoing IS a copy, was
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for Abbcville County, ut Abb
bevile Court House, South Carolina, on the
sixteenth day Of September, $50.
GRAYDON & GRAYrON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Sentember III. lSp.
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The Short Line to

Charleston & Florida.
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA
RAILWAY co.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MARCH 2. $780, Pas
" scngcr trains will run rs follows By 10Th Merld-
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7
Shortest and quickest route To Charleston reaches
there three hours ahead of any other line Conncc-
tuns male ut Augusta for Atlanta and all points west
Tickets OH sale at T. L. x W. c. Ey drp"is to al
points at cheap rates and baggage checked to drsna-
lion. For any other information apply or write.
W. j. CEAlG, e. p. A.
Il. W. IIUST, T. p. A., Augusta, Ca
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If the reader should he in nee OF wagon,
he will consult his own interest by going
TO A. NJ. Hill Il SONS.
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w Wednesday,
OCTOBER 18TH, 1890

Taxes can be paid until December,
18th, without penalty. After that
dote 15l,cr cent will he added.
The rate per ccntum of taxes is as
follows:
State purposes d mills.
County current 81
County special
Schools
Total ll3
Poll tax Sl.00.
,I1, ,;t;,onc haf fwpnn tWpnt V one
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w. y. Lomay, CT. al, against barbara Town
send, ct. al.-PIrtition.
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POPULAR MEN on THE ROAD.

A Chance for all to Esprcss thler Prefer.
cnce--Ths Most Popular TO Receive u
Costly Present. n.
In order to ascertain who Is tho most
popular commercial traveller represent
ing u Wheeling house, on tho road the
ISTrLLlGENCgRin invites all Its readers TO
express their preference. A coupon for
the purpose will be iound below. This
may be mailed or left ut the office, or as
many as Nh envelope will hold can be
mailed at once. Voters should, howev.
or. be careful 10 See that tho postage Is
fully prepaid at letter rates. Every, per-
son has All opportunity 10 do good thing
for his best friend among the genial
commercial travellers. ~
The most popular man when the
voting cedses June 30 will receive
his choice OF n life insurance policy
for $1,000, with the premium paid
up for one year, or an accident insur.
ancei policy for 5000 for ono year,
tho policy TO be written by Sweeney <
Edwards, general agents OF the Equita.
bio Lilo Assurance Association.
Below will DO found an explanation
OF tho contest. Anybody eau vote, and
each as often as he sees tit.
CONDITIONS.
/. Any person In any State can vote as often as
Desired.
. All,he blanks In the coupons must BIO filled.
Q. No vote Will he counted which Ia not written
on Il coupon cut from tho lSTELLi0EHcEn.
4. Tho contest will close july |. Votes received
after that day vii! bc destroyed amounted.
Travelling NnipEulun Inf Wnnpllllp
house. may be voted for.
.t coup0S.
TIE WHEELING 1STELLlGESCER
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Farm 1uLcbtcdnc,. and tho Census

"A census bulletin (No. 81 has just
been Issued from the Bureau, relating to
statistics OF farms, homes and mortgagcs.
The bulletin details the obstacles that
have heretofore prevented the securing
OF reliable data in relation to the value
and ownership OF property, or the
amount OF private Indebtedness Of indi-
viduals, and announces new method Of
obtaining such information.
1t has been decided that instead OF the
old manner OF having the enumerators
mako direct inquiry concerning indebt-
edness, which was not always successful
owing to personal objections Of the party
Intercepted to give the information,
this year the enumerators will simply
DO called upon to secure information
which will enable the Census Office, by
correspondence and ultimately by spe-
cial agents, and probably in many cases
by searching the records, to obtain with
almost absolute accuracy and final com
pleteness the facts required.
There arc several advantages in this
method. The office will be able to tab
ulate and give to the country in com.
paratively short time the number OF
persons in each county who own the
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800 Reward. 800.

The readers Of the ISTELLiGENcER will
be pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Cntarrh being con-
stitutional disease, requires a constitu.
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
tho blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the founda.
ton Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list Of tes-
Address, .S;5 w, 5
FL. CHENEY 4 Co., TOLEDO, O.
@-sold by Druggists, 75c, paw
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u .I-TT - --T--
New Advertisements.

YOUNG LADIES
wv for Millinery trade. MARsDEN l.. coli
wa. 1914 MRin stree I..nH-I q myg.e n
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somo OF the Ohio Congressman,

40 inc Editor o. Tue lheaIJthcer. IF. r.-
SlR:-The approaching Congressional
conventions in the gerrymandered dis.
tricts already attract mucn interest here.
In hopeless district ourselves, uuless
some kind providence intervenes to con.
found Democratic councils, we have lit
tie hope Of elecline Republican Repre-.
sentative. In the district below, Gen.
Grosvenor will not exactly have a walk.
over. but il superior qualifications, de.
termination, pluck and Republican zeal
and fidelity so for anything in determin.
ing the result, Gen. Grosvenor will suc.
coed himself and be triumphantly re-.
turned from his district, us he richly
deserves to be-. -
We are sorry to lose Col. TAYLOR,
though what is our loss will be the gain
of the district north Of us. Among the
soldiers he is especially popular, for he
has freely spent his time and money in
Washington in advancing our claims. l
never knew representative in Con.
gresa who would so MS far and do as much
for poor private soldier as Col. Tay.
lor. He has fairly won all our hearts.
not 90 much by kind words as by kind
acts on our behalf, as I am, thousands
Of other soldiers in his district have good
reason to remember. His retirement at
this time. would be calamity to the sol.
diers OF his district. Ii he lived in our
district he could get our unanimous vote
this year. Private DALzELL, ii
Calduel, O., May 20. /
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IlIEIl,

Wednesday evening, May
n. 1890. at $50 o'clock. ]. MkLcnIoE DIG.
MULLER, aged 70 years, 3montl!s and u days
High mass at st. Alphonsus Church this tEr!.
day morning At $50 o'clock. Friends Of
the family invited to attend. Funeral from
his late residence, No. IS Fifteenth street. At
$50 O'Clock p. In. 1n,ermcnt ut Mt. Ca!very
Cemetery.
CorRTs-on Wednesday. May q. 1870, at 9 p.
m, JAMEsC. CouErs, In his nth year.
Funeral from his late residence. No. l76 Four.
tenth street, this friday afternoon n.
o'clock. Friends OF the family invited to at.
tend. ln.erment at the rcninsular Cemetery.
DOBLER-On Thursday Morning.. May q, 1870,
At 10 O'Clock, WILLIAM DonLEg. In his 3lst
year.
Funeral from the residence 81 his father, Rich.
nrd Dotler, No. 81 Tenth street, Sunday af
tcrnoon Mt O'Clock. lnterment private a.
pCniHSnlar Cemetery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-23

Tmg walters strike at Chicago sug.
gests the idea that it would be matter
OF more general interest Il the strike had
been the other way. When the travel.
ling public rises up ia It's might and
strikes against the waiter barons and
their mo tip no service" policy, a great
benefit will be conferred on humanity.
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WHEELING, MAY %, 1890.

MAJOR McKlxlEy has achieved agrcat
victory in getting his tariff bill through
the House and deserves the congratula'
tions OF tho protectionis!s OF the entire
country. lie has not strengthened his
fences in England, but that does not
mnttpr ..
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SUPERINTENDENT OF the Census Por.
tor has approved the appointments oil
cnumcrators for the Second West Vir.
glnia Census district, comprising the
Southern counties Of the State. The
names will be found in our Washington
dispatches this morning.
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REPRESENTING TIE FIRM Of
Vote early and often.

TIE entering wedge OF complaint
that may prove fatal is often a slight
cold. which n dose or two OF Ayers
Cherry Pectoral might have cured at the
commencement. 1t would BIO well,
therefore, to keep this remedy within
reach at all times. DAw
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KnHE's
GREAT NERVE REsToRER. No Fits after
frat days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
Use and s. 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send 10 DR.. Kline, 93l Arch Rt., Phila., Pa.
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The 1arELLIugSCgR has before com.
mcnded the manual training school idea
and is in hearty accord with the propo.
sition to adopt in Wheeling this modern
method Of training the young generation
for practical and useful life. In our
local columns this morning will be found
the report OF the results OF the expert
ments in this line which have been sue
cessfully tried at the Fourth Ward School,
Tho experiments have not OF course been
conducted upon the more elaborate or
general plan which it is desired shall be
adopted by the Board OF Education, but
have been sufficient to demonstrate the
practicability OF the scheme, which has
already met with such notable success
in other cities.
Tho substantial benefits OF manual
training in the public schools have been
frequently discussed. In paper read
by Professor G. NJ. Woodward, director
Of the Manual Training School Of the
Washington University at St. Louis, be-
fore the National Educational Associa.
ton, he quoted a Philadelphia mother
as saying to The principal Of the Phila-
delphia Manual Training High School,
II just want to know il l can carry q
bed down and let my boy stay at your
school all the time; for he doesn't want
to come away, and he wants to leave
home every morning alter breakfast"
Substantially the same story Of deep in
terest, Mr.. Woodward said, had been
told him hundreds OF times.
The proper education is-that which
prepares the student for the duties and
responsibilities Of life, and this is the
object Of the manual training school.
1t is not "a school for the trimming Of cur
pentcrs, blacksmiths, machinis,s, me-
chanical engineers. The polytechnic
schools cover this field. In manual
training school, says Mr.. Woodward, no
attempt is made TO cultivate dexterity al
the expense Of thought. The habit
actually acquired is that Of thinking. No
blow is struck, no line drawn, no mo.
ton regulated from muscular habit
alone. The quality OF every act springs
from the conscious will accompanied by
definite act OF judgment.
Manual training labors to give the
pupil the results Of human experience
along certain lines; to cultivate in him
capacity for executive work; a power
Of invention aud creation; to economize
time and material; to save labor; to de-
velophis mechanical and artistic genius;
to train him in the use OF mechanical
tools with mechanical skill rs an end;
to lit him for lie Of usefulness.
Tho proposition to establish central
manual training school in connection
with our public school system is a good
one. In other cities the results have
been more than satisfactory, and Wheel
ing should not lag behind the cduca.
tlonal progress OF the day.
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1t will DO seen in the above showing
just how Wheeling and West Virginia
will be directly benefited. This State
is destined to be the greatest coal and
coke producing State in the Union and
Wheeling is already great iron and
steel centre, and yet when it is proposed
to adopt a business policy which may
give West Virginia's coke workers, coal
miners, ore miners, friedrich makers
and Wheelius's mill workers more work,
ndincrease the West Virginia farmers
market, demogogic crokers cry out
against it. u.
The West Virginia wage workers will
not be fooled by the false theories OF
doctrinaires who imbibe their economic
education from the missionaries OF the
British Golden Club and from the i'm
practical teachings Of college professors
who reason why from theory.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMNER LAW LECTURES ;uine weekly
begin 10Th July, 1890. and end 10Th September.
Have proved OF signal usc.-lst, to strden,s who
design TO pursue their studies at this or other
Law School: 2ud to those who propose to read
privately: and 81. to practitioners who have
not fIad theaivAutaec OF systematic Instruction.
For circular apply It. .. University OF Va to
JOHN d. MINOR, Froi. Com. and Stat. Law.
-a ..H.H4.- ..r myg3.nkW
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Complete In Twovolumes OF over 800 Pages each,
with Two steel Engravings, not less than
Sixteen Maps. and about One Hun.
dred aud Fifty Fuil'ragc md
other Illustrations,
Published by Charles Scribncrs Sons,
NEW YORK,

Henry NJ. Stanley. perhaps the foremost living
American In pluck, endurance aud achieve.
ment, has Just finished writing "In Darkest
Africa" the story Of his last aud greatest under.
taking, the quest aud rescue OF Emin, II will
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been published, beyond the few letters aud
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time to time during tho past three years. aud
which contain little more than suggestion OF
the danger, encountered and overcome, and the
Important results achieved. :'1n Darkest Africa"
VIII he published shortly by Messrs. Charles
Scribner,s Sons, who control NIL rights for the
United States and the Dominion OF Canala
Every. volume ISSUED for citker county will
bear their imprint on tho title page. II rEi
. Mr.. Stanley Is entitled to the fruits OF his Ia
Dor, and This tho American tense Of justice will
secure 70 him by purchasing "In Darkest Al.
rics," MS own book and tho only one In which
he wi'l have a personal interest. Intelligent and
well meaning people will not buv tho bogus
STANLEY BOOKS" offered under false and mis-.
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has Stanley contributed a line They will v NH
Tor tho only authentic book on tho subject
written BY Stanley himself. sin Darkest Ai.
rfca" viii DO tn two octave volumes, Of over 100
pages each, repleic with maps. and proiusSly
illustrated with wood cngrayinrs from Nj.
SANKEY'S own photographs aud sketches. Tho
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Ing. 1t Will be sold only by tubxcrlptlnrl.
through authorized agents, 10 whom exclusive
territory will DO assigned, and every prccaution
will DO used to protect them therein. D F1E =
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ain addition to this the lumbermcn would he
called on for MI additional i? OK, co.. feet OF ium
her for boxes IN which TO ship It, The produc-
tlon Of all the articles which are required In
create demand tor other products such MS fire.
brick. clay, lubricants, hemp, ETC.. the extent Of
which cannot easily be estimated. At least
$500 would be given employment Indirectly
furnishing these. and farmers would be called
upon to supply them with breads!uils and pro.
r{linDy .
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OF Direct Interest to w.s, Virginia Labor.

1t is already announced that over So.
100000 will seek investment in tin plate
mills II the Mckinley bill goes through
the Senate with the tin plate schedule
unchanged. In this connection the fol.
lowing statement from the Pittsburgh
. Commercial. Gu:ttIc regarding tho number
OF firms now in existence that will add
tin.plate mills to their plants is interest.
iug:
Among the firms. that will make preparations
10 20 into It IRE: The Illinois Iron and Steel
compAny;Rt Chicago: Cambria Iron Company,
youngstown: Wallace. Br,ishi!eld & Co.. lronton,
y: The local firms are the United Statcs Thu.
Plate Company, December; Kirkpatrick & Co.,
lGethbnrs: Jcuuings, Neale 4 Co., md this
Apollo Iron aud Steel Company At Apollo: the
Glls,tlets Iron aud steel Company. Mckees
lmny. Johannesburg. and shocnbcrg.r L Co.
Fifteenth street There arc only d few plants In
tho country tina. already have the necessary nm.
snn ncI =" r" 'innins plates Nest g. these
Of the iron mud Steel Industries gives cishiy.o,e
iron AND steel sheet mills In The countty, iii.
vt1eu rs follows: Pennsylvania g.: Ohi6 q.
Kentucky, &: Delaware, 1: New Jersey, i; MARY.
ini"' - suhsouIi, d NcW lOtS, :. Alabama. >:
iI.iho W, Indiana, l; Virginia (buildiug), !;
West virginia, I.
In many VI these plants the addition OF lin
sheet follS, Pickl!ns watts. polishing and other
departments nrc all that arc necessary 10 on able
them to so into the production VI timed plate.
1t will thus be seen that our immc.
diatc vicinity will be largely benefited
by the passage Of the bill which will aid
in tho establishment Of this vast now in.
dustry. 1t will give employment to
thousands OF men in this country and
distribute among them annually mil
lions OF dollars in wages which now so
into the pockets offoreign workmen and
manufacturers, aud tho homo mar.
ket oithe farmer will DO increased Just
that much. 5T q
The argument has been made that the
establishment OF the tia plate industry
would benefit only a few wealthy man.
nfactnrers and that the laborcr would
receive no advantage. In nearly all
cases this argument has come iron, polit-
ical dcmugogues who are SO hide.bound
in their Free Trade doctrines that they
would prefer 10 SEQ new industries kent
away rather than say good word for a
Republican measure. The lie is given
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a II r

Hamburg Figs, tho great fruit laxativc, should
pc taken nt once: they arc M effective remedy,
put most pleasant md agreeable to the tnsc,
icing composed only of fruits and vegetables.
Absolutely nothing like them III tho world.
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thIa md emplOymHhE.
z, goo 900 tons OF co.c AID coal....." 600 men.
l,uJLul tons Of iron ore ....."..., ,sU0 men.
10 U0O tons o! pig iton.... ."...-"". 800 men.
i3 90 tons Of Dakota black tin,.".. 5C0O men.
4, 100 tons OF lead :4O men.
SN0 ions of tuIl0w or palm oil....... 100 men.
70. 900 tons OF sulphurlc uc!d......... 40 men.
10, OOo, 900 feet OF box lnmbcr".""- GOO men.
To urn pig Iron into fine sheet
iron, 90 men to every 90 tons..l eco mcn.
TO tnrn huc sheet iron into lin.
plate. tcruc plates. etc, 10 every
1000 ions, 6womcn..................... LOO women
To every 1900 tons, mcn.."........ $50 men.
70 keep machinery lu repair aud
produce pracking. lubtlcating
oils and mill supplics."...- 900 men.
Railroad carriages 10 transport
these materials from place to
place. .,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.....,...... 1000 men.