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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

Nyo LET-A LARGE FRONT ROOM; SUITA-
i BILE for lady and gentleman or two gentle
| men; also, other rooms. Call I'LL Third. o31-St*
H1o RENT AN UNFURNISaED FRONT
j room. Apply at Ills Q street. o3i-7t+
Tor sALE-A STEAM LAUNCH IN FIRST
| L class order: can be seen opposite K street,
Yolo side; will be sold cheap. Inquire of
oFFIC Err MAY or 1922 street. o3l-7t*
MOOD ALFALFA PASTURE FOR STOCK
" near town. For particulars inquire at
| 1926 street. o31 3t*
SALooN-A FIRsT-CLAss SALOON FOR
| y sale cheap: centrally located and doing
good business; terms of payment very easy.
For full particulars inquire at COL street. Sac
ramento. oS1St*
NOR RENT-A NICE TWO-STORY FRAME
| E dwelling o. ten rooms at I'll G street; handy
| to railroad shops and business center; all mod
ern Improvements Apply to EDWIN X. ALsIP
& CO., 1915 Fourth street. o3O-3t
T,URNISHED RESIDENCE TO LET-oNE OF
N the most desirably located in the city; con-
tains ten rooms; complete in all particulars:
large grounds, stable, etc. Apply to EDWIN K
ALSIP CO, Real Estate andlnsuranee Agents,
10l5 Fourth street. 030-1w
/ OF single, at 40s street. o29-5t*
rJyo LET-A NICE COTTAGE WITH ROOMS
J. on K street, Seventeenth and Eighteenth;
also, large stable for horses and cow; the
grounds are well improved. Inquire at 1923
Third street o29-t
no LET FOR HOUSEKEEPING, FOUR
i nicely furnished rooms with hot and cold
water; also, bath Inquire iii street. o2S ste
mo LEASES ACRES OF LAND, KNOWN
Isles Bridge viii produce alfalfa, hops, or
any kind OF vegetable, and is suitable for dairy
purposes. Thirty acres in good bearing pear
trees. A good house and barn on premises APP
| ,.1,- Fifth md Osc
CtIX.Rc oMED HOUSE TO RENT; MODERN
nREsSMAKING : MRS. MAY STEVENS,
IL formerly with Mrs. Sehirmer, has
opened frst-clasS dressmaking parlors at 916
Seventh street. back of Cooper's music store
Ladies' children's and infants white under
wear specially; plain sewing solicited. o22-f
no LET-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
i for housekeeping, at lbs Ninth st. o2l-l4te
Uvo RENT-s4o ACRES OF LAND NEAR
/ Florin, in whole or in part, for term OF
years. Inquire at this office ol5tf
mo LET-A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS; NEWLY
| painted and papered; rent, including water,
si3. Apply at 1921 Tenth street. ol4tf
raoR sALE-FIFTY HEAD BROKE AND
{ unbroke horses. Apply to or address
MAxoN, ACKLEY d GO, 1ol4 Second street.
oOn ACRES OF GRAIN LAND FOR
.V(TJ rent; buildings included. Inquire of
A g. FOLGER, 4.cJ street. s25-f
NOR SALE-HOTEL BUSINESS, GROCERY
4 stores. RESTAURANTS and lodging houses. Cau
on SNOW, 1907 Fourth street. ns-t
NOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
4 largest saloons IN the city; extra family en-
trance, best location; stock and lease. Inquire
at this Office. 05-u
fI1o LRT-sMALL TENEMENTs AND ALSO
| uniurnished rooms, cheap; suitable for
housekeeping. Apply to D. Gardner, at wood
yard Fourth and streets. myl7-u
INURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL HOUSE
rooms at low prices. HOhNIlEIN BROS, Pro
nrietors. mrlaly
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The Stated Assembly of sacra-
mento Commandery, No. 2, knights s~
Templar, will be held at the Asylum
~ aHis t esIora EwEN;ING, Nov Ist
are courteously invited to attend.
1t w. d. KNIGHTS f C.
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Sacramento Lodge, No. 2, I. .sss,..,,.
y. u IA full attendance desired s9<s
OF members and brethren for initia- zysN
tory work THIS EVENING at $50 ss5ssHsSSs
O'Clock. n. IJJRFcK N q
F. NJ JACKSON Secretarv la
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All these publications are sent either by Mail
or Express to agents or single subscribers, with
charges prepaid. All Postmasters are agents:
The Best Advertising Mediums on the racine
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Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento as
gecond-class matter.
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st. Paups Church-Services to-day Sat
urday), ALL SAINTS DAY, at 10 A. NJ 1t
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EOR RENT-A NICE TwO-STORY FRAME
T. dwelling o. ten rooms at I'll G street; handy
to railroad shops and business eenter; all mod
ern Improvements. Apply to EDWIN K. ALSIP
d CO, l0l5 Fourth street. o30-3t
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A LADY TO
w to do general housework. Address or in.
Quire WESTERN HOTEL Its
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ISSUED BY THE
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING COMPANY.

once. Third Street. between and K.
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SALOON-A FIRST-CLASS SALOON FOR
y sale cheap: centrally located and doing
good business; terms of payment very easy.
For full particulars inquire at COL street, Sac
ramento. oS1 3t*
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NTASTED-A MAN WITH GOOD REC.
w ord who thoroughly understands the
fancy goods business; for such a man good
wages will be paid. Apply to G. H. GILMAN,
Red House. o2s-tf
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION,
Published six days in each week, with Double
Sheet on Saturdays, and
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FURNISHED RESIDENCE TO LET-ONE OF
Il the most desirably located in the city; con-
tains ten rooms; complete in all particulars:
large grounds, stable, etc. Apply to EDWIN K
ALSIP g. CO, Real Estate andilnsuranee Agents,
10l5 Fourth street. O90-1w
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NNANrED-BA BARBER; TWO DAYS ONLY.
w 129 street. If*
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w ANTED-GOOD RELIABLE MAN WITH
w teams and some money to rent fine foot
hill farm for term of years. For further in
formation call on EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Company, 10l5
Fourth street, Sacramento. oL5-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

T OST OR STOLEN AT SACRAMENTO FROM
IL train No. 2, on October 10, lo90-One valise,
containing clothing, valuables and papers; a
reward of $40 will be paid on return of valise
and coateuts; DO questions asked. Apply at
217 and 2l9 street. o56-t
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nOO ACRES OF GRAIN LAND FOR
.V(HJ rent; buildings included. Inquire of
A a. FOLGER 4.CJ street. s25-tf
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NOOD ALFALFA PASTURE FOR STOCK
" near town. For particulars inquire at
1926 street. OBJ 3t*
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DELINQUENT Lands.

RY virtue of Sundry tax executions 10 mi
- directed by the Treasurer Of Abhevlll'
County, will sell TO the highest bidder q
publ icaucilon, within the legal hours Of sail
ut Abbevile c. H., on Monday End day o
June, 1880, The following described property
returned for taxation in the name OF the TO!
lowing named persons to wit:
One Lot in the town Of Ninety-Six, yalu'
S20O Tax and Costs Sll.l3 j. f. Sanders.
One Lot In the town Of CAkesbury, vaulu'
$50. Tax and Costs SS.l2. Richard Denton.
Slxty-thrce (G3) acres land Smithvllle Town
ship, value $3.50. Tax aud Costs sos 50. G. d
Donnelly.
Eighty-SIx (sG) acres land White Hall Town
ship, value $40. Tax and Costs $12GO. c. w
Sproul.
One Lot in the town of Bradley, value S5C
Tax and Costs SS.l3. A. ]. Twiggs.
Fifty t50) acres land Cedar Spring Township
value 5000. Tax and Costs 1924. John Doug
lass.
Eighteen ls) acres land Bordeaux Town
ship, value Sl30. Tax (Realiy and Person
ally) and Costs Sl2.i2. j. G.. TulliS.
Levied on and to be sold 10 satisfy the afOre
said Tax xec ltion and costs.
TERMS-Cush.
w. D. MANN, s. A. c.
May IL 1Sl0
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-14

Always n full stock OF barbeu wire on hand
p. Rosenberg q Co.
Another !mt black and cream fish net just
received al Il. ". Haddon & Co.
Dress GOOD and Millinery. Beyond oil com.
DariSon We will exhibit during the month OF
lIay thr larEns: ling Spring and Summer
novelties in millinery dress goods, trimmi" G
etc, that -" have offered. Many or these
goods have been purchased with the cash
lar below their real value. Consequently we
shall have Il grand display of bargains. II. NJ
Haddon e Co.
- dozen yards new designs in vandlke laces
just received at II. NJ. IIaddon 4 Co.
My line Of wash goods was never larger "a
uingnaIns chnmbrayS, secrsuckers, lawns anu
caiicDCS. w. T.. Bell.
Dress goods in all the new shades from l0c
to 81 y per yard: also have beautiful IL Line
of wool dress robes in the latest shades. This
is my second order in these goods Come al
once and secure Il stylish dress. w. +. Bell.
Corsets in all the reliable brands. Thomp
sons glove fttin5. Balls, Warmers, Madam
.;trOng's and several others. WE. Bell.
For fine millinery go TO VIM. E. Bells.
Try the Clement & Ball shoe. Sold by W
f. Bell.
Tan slippers at w. T.. Bells.
Fine parasolS at w. L. Bells.
For straw hats Of all kinds call on p. Rosen
berg & Co.
An elegant line Of hot weather clothing JUS
arrived, consisting Of flannel, alpaca. drap dt
berg Il Co.
! VIM. T.. Bell can save you money on mllin
cry and dress goods.
| Breakfast cocoa at +. \. Templetons.
| A large assortmrntOf notions and dry goods
at T.. 4. Tenplcton's.
! Wm T.. Bell has all the new and stylish
| goods in millinery.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
Appointments for Public Meetings
by the Executive Committee.
Ne,Ux and HOurIPr.

COLUMBIA, May S.-Thc Stale Democratic
Executive Committee met NJ o'clock TO-
night in the Carolina National Bank and re
maincd in session until l.3 p. m.
1t w;ls determined to hold the State Con.
vcntion on Wednesday, September 10. at II IN
Meetings ut the following places and time'
were suggested to the county executive COM
mittees in accordance with the lith article U
the party constitution, which reads:
"The State Democratic Executive Commit
tee shall request each county committe 10 cal
Il meeting in their respective counties, L
which al candidates for State offices shall b'
invited"
1t is understood, OF course, that the county
committee can invite whom they please Il
these meetings, whether they be candidate:
or not Here are the appoin ments:
Grcenvilic, Tuesday, June 10.
Sparlanburg. Wednesday, June II.
Laurens, Thursday, June l2.
Newberry, Friday, June IL.
Abbevillc, Tuesday. June II.
Anderson, Wednesday, June Is.
Walhalla, Thursday, June 10.
pickcns. Friday, June %.
Union. Saturday, June q.
Columbia, Tuesday, June 81.
Lexington, Wednesday, June 2j.
Edgcfield, Thursday, June 26.
Aiken, Friday. June %.
WinnSburo, Tuesday, Jnlyl.
Chester, Wednc csday, july.
lOrkville, Thursday. July3.
Lancaster, Friday, July 4,
Camden, Tuesday, JulyS.
Sumicf. wednesday,, July,H.
Florence, Thursday, July, 10.
Chesterfield, Friday. July II.
BcnncliSvillc. Tuesday, July ID.
Darlington, Wednesday,, July II.
Marion, Thursday, July II.
Kin.stree. Friday, July Is
Georgetown, Saturday, July 10.
Conway, Tuesday, July 22
Charleston, Thursday, July ~.
Mount Pleasant, Friday, July %.
Manning, Saturday, July 2G.
Orangcburg, Tuesday, July 70.
Barnwell, Wednesday, July 10.
Hampton. Friday, August |.
Beaufort, Saturday, August2.
Waterloo, Tuesday, August ).
The following resolution was adopted:
"Resolved. That II Is the seuse OF this Con
rentiOn that delegates TO the Slate Conyen
tion he not elected until after the close of tho
preliminary campaign"
Delegates can not be elected to county con.
ventions until the State chairman issues II
call for reorganization Of the party, and
this 1t is expected will not be done until the
people have had an opportunity OF seeing and
hearing the candidates.
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Miss Cora Reed is trimming some beautiful
hats and bonnets for w. l.. Bells customers
Parasols In silk gloria cloth and ginghams
al reasonable prices at W. f. Bells.
Fans in all the new shades at w. E, Bells,
and cheaper than ever.
Gloves in silk lise thread and kids In all
the new shades. w. +. Bell.
am offering great bargains In spring and
summer goods. My trade Is larger this spring
thun ever before, and bargains has been the
means Of this increase in trade 10 give me
chance to sell you cheap bill. w. E. Bell.
Bargains in Misses and Chidren's shoes.
Every thing In this line sold at cost. w. E.
Bell.
Remember offer every thing In Misses and
children's shoes at cost To make room for 9th
er goods. This is for the money, as we can
not charge them at these prices. w. E. Bell.
Something nice for pic mic and home lunch
have just received fresh shipment OF above
daintIes. Smith & Sons.
Smith & Sons carry avery full assortment
Of choice fresh canned goods, consisting OF
a"a dcye crS ntd
tongue, pottcd ham, green peas, green corn,
okra and tomatoes, tomatoes, peaches, pine
tppe, &c.
We have just received ando,her large lot of
barbcd wire Z. Rosenberg & Co.
Just received one case OF white embroidered
1ouncing in the hemstitched goods from 5Oc.
10 $3.50 per yard. w. l.. Bell.
44-inch black silk net for lace dresses In tish.
bone goods. l can save you money on lace
dress. w. +. Bell
Callcoes, lawns and challIcs at w. E. Bells.
The latest New York styles In millinery re-
ceived every week at Il. NJ. Haddon & Co.'S.
Something new and very stylish in side
bordercd satine at Smith & Sons.
Pean shaving stick makes the finest lather
for shaving OIL record. Smith & Sons.
Ask for our % feet COW chains, Just the idea
for grazing without a pasture feprc. Smith d
SoDS.
White embroidery In all widths and prices
at w. L. Bells.
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THE MAN THAT STOPPED THE PAPER.
He Finds out that His prcscpce Was
Not Needed. and that His Absence
IL Unknown,
Lancaster Ledger.

When mans paper contains something
they do not like, or Is not run to suit their
notions, the FIRST thing some people do Is TO
write "Aop my paper" and they do 1t some
times with an air that says, "NOw, there, |
have ruined you, sec If you can get along
without me-
Weare always sorry to part company with
any one, especially with such as the above,
for they, of all Others need most the educa-
ing and enigtenns influence of an independ
ent Journal. And the one who gives up the
company of such q paper docs himself an i'll
calculabe injury. II he thinks he has hurt
the paper. let him read the following from all
Exchange:
After you get angry and stop your paper
just poke your finger in water, pull II out and
look for the hOr Then you Will know how
sadly you are missed. A man who thinks n
paper can not thrive without his support
ought 10 20 off and stay while. When he
comes back half Of his friends will not know
that he was gone. and the other half Will not
care a cent, while the world Mt large kept no
account of his movements. You will find
things that you can not endorse in every pa
per. Even the Bible is rather plain and has
some hard licks. If you were TO get mad and
burn you Bible, the hundreds Of presses
would still go on printing 1t, and when you
stop your pa per and call the editor names, the
paper Will sill be published, and what Is
more-you will read 1t on the sly.
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WILLIE. II. I.::,IY. appeared brfor" 'Tria'
Jnsiic" Gilbert las h"hh'y "t pteIi,nIn;,rH at,
tfitl under CHARGES in connection with !'i'
killing OF l'ona.d l'"u@l::Ss Tie Court WA
busy >ivr several h,uI* taking testimony
Mc,Sr>. GraydOn * Ora! don represent tli,
State. and MrE>Is. pvli:uhl Il bradley an'
80 judgment Was reached. The Court ad
iourncd To meet hest Monday in Co!on"
Nardlaw'S office.
ME. hNp Mi::>. ". II. EEunKS returned yes
tcr,iay evening from Il visit Ia M:itcLS"rlilr
%n,rc they mt MIR. .io!In y. iiro ks. an,
other friends. Nr.Juin y. Hr.'nii> has well liz
I'd i:irni. good hu!idiii@S, a:II cheerful outloo
ii every WAY.
Tie Ahbcvi.I' Rifles intend celebrating
tE";r anniversary hy i >u0otInE match, Il priM
,G.l ANA Il military EUlI. The shooting and
,irll iu com" oil Mnn,i:,y, May 26, and Tho
Hoy IuC$day evening, May -.
The AhhrviIir It"rary Club will meet mex;
Fr:ily might a. ili" iicti>" Of Mr.. w. y. TEN
pictnu. ". c. M'Guwan. t'q., is the ESSAY
i~;: IL" subject o! his t.: "r hrlnG "!lrnry "
Grady.
nu. Wilson an.i :,.,..f l.. -. '""rin will
leave 10 day for A'X,v,i Il e, ,i'!t!. j! Gr'!cr
III Assembly q: tie : u h2.n .tSh%;".iIl
church in that riiy.
WE inadvertently omitted from the li>i O.
nC,""a;c> :" :lI"i Orn!y iic'morrltic r!Hh. VIZ
WAS ctcd Ia represent Ab1evillr DrinCcr;i
be clu5
TnE :..&t w"";: has h"rn Il bad week on mad
Jog. siamE dogs lEtI" been kli:":, song ol
wiii'h Wr." Vr.l properly killed "on susric
ion.
hccu>uS c;,uinrIi,tnr has been examining
the Clerk : "iii.r 1" i"nru III" amount of mort
cages rccOr,i,. IN The lust ten ycarS-Sncc lSS9
Mn.'t%D Mas. T.. y rALiIuIX, Mrs. ClcyC
land Miss NurwUrl. ANA The Misses Calhoun
have returned from week : trip 10 Miwood
TIE pretty ami vivarin,!s Miss Marion krr
shaw. "t sumter. visited M!S. =. VI. Calhoun
III En.hlu, last Wr,k
Nl. :. ". JOSH; Hut! Mr. Z. &. Seal, of on.
village. Sri!i 10 Anderson last Saturday "a
iicar j iilT1"n.
MIR. WArE =. Co:irAH and Mr. wyatt
.NikC: i:rc"ii tD iiDt SPINS, ATEaiI>T<. I'll =,
3ctl Ir,t"id.S.
Nn. rATH!":; RCriIE " - bitten lay Il spider
yesterday evening, and for q tim" he suffered
greatly.
TIIoS l.. CnTIIEAH. ESQ. went 10 Anderson
last saturday, and heard Tillman and Earle
AIE. WV. LESLIE. Of !.GwndcSvilc. has hcrr
quite SICK OF inVInUu:a, and IS still in bed.
Mr. join T.. WEIR and GlrniIt. OF Green
willie visited Mrs. i.ytl"nr la>l week.
T:E wai.r lrrm ~" !uhli" ~pring was luri,
fd on iii" TAM; la$i .lOnday evening.
The nli mil company will hui!d of brick
thCr m"w h"u"c Er their 2inn"ry.
Hi~~ -.if.LIH W.;En:.hw is visiting Mis-,
Clark" i'u;i!;an.
IHn Eluc ian Hi.cE rufn;.any have orders
fHr :!%j,iEr brick,
ro~NI.HID& meeting !;""i;y Hiyrr cliIrc
last Su iday.
Miss M,rDm !o::lx is II ;,tn: Mrs
nrliruii.
3'I';S META I.rr:i'"'.: i:,. just :ct":nri = u.
Aiken.
M,4. CAT..E : at N"ntcrry. ,'>iiIn.: rca
lives.
Mis-. MAiriH is whiting Mrs. Lee.
MES. Co:IHAX /, in Washington.
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LIES BUSY MAP AT DUE WEST.
Dots and Lines Here mud There
About the city.
DUE WEST, $. c., May y, 1900.

DUE WEST, 5. c., May Il, 1900.
! Frost last week.
MIR. P0urc has Il fine garden.
Irish potatoes are nice this year
Mr.. NJ: B. Gricr he's returned from Prince
ton Seminary.
The Ellis house now occupied by Mr. John
VIM. Pratt, has just been painted. Mr.. Moore
did the job.
The band played on the streets last Satur-
day evening and attracted general attention.
Mr. 4. f.. Polhill was out last week on his
book agency. He had good success.
There are Isl pupils in the Female College.
The largest in the history of the College with
one exception.
The young ladies OF the Amelian Society
will give celebration the Friday night pre-
vious TO commencement. They have an at
tracive program.
worshipped with the 4. r. Presbyterians on
Sabbath. 4 young lady accompanied him,
whose name we did not learn. Mr.. McDill Is
still with that pushing house of L. Rosenberg
t. Co.
The editorials In the Press and Banner on
the homicide was beautifully written. We
heard two gentlemen of late discussing II.
They thought the passage where "the rose bud
upon the lapel Is mentioned, WAS beautiful.
The language of the mother over her son Is
pathetic. We were particularly struck with
this.
Mr.. VIM. F.. Bell. one of Abbcville's most
popular merchants, accompanied by Mrs.
Bell, we're worshippers at the Associate Re.
formed church on last Sabbath. They are al.
ways welcome.
The cold mornings and nights are not con-
ducive to the growth of cotton, and II is look
ing sick. The stand is likely to be poor.
We met our friend Rev. Beatty III Abbevillc
last week. He is one OF the excellent gentle
men of that place.
We notice in the testimony on the death of
Mr. Douglass that witnesses testify that the
principals on each side were drinking. An
other noticeable fact Is that u heap OF people
were on the streets of Abbevlle between II
and l2 O'CLOCK at night What Is the moral?
Mr.. Joseph Nance and Miss Mamie Block. Of
Laurens, were married last Thursday morn
ing. They arrived on the up train that eve.
ming and un elegant reception was given
them Mt Mrs. r. d. Nance's that evening. The
occasion was full of enjoyment. The bride
and groom worshipped In Due West on Sab
bath. She is lady Of culture and rcfiue-
ment.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper was atl-
minisered in the A. r. P. church last Sab.
bath. Preaching began on Friday. Two
young men were received by certificate.
Prof. Todd's lecture In Erskine Chapel last
the provincial Letters of Paschal" The lee
ture was n very eloquent one. A large audi.
ence greeted The speaker.
Mr. d. H. Magll, of Hodges, is up practicing
with the new band.
There will be n basket pic mic on Saturday
week at Dry Pond. near Mr.. M. Il. Cllnkscales,
given by the school of Mrs. Anna Agnew.
All persons are invited TO come and bring full
baskets.
Mr. NJ p. Grier will be licensed OF the called
meeting of Presbytery at Troy. and will leave
tor the Florida field of mission on the next
week. Il. $. q.
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Look out for Electricity.

In front of a butchers shop in ST
Paul, a half pig was hanging on an
iron hook, few days ago. A dog
running up the street happened to see
the pig, and snuffed it, but he uttered
a cry of pain and ran bowling away.
A second soon appeared and Jared
no better; he ran away bowling.
Gradually. as third and a fourth
shared the same fate, crowd gather
ed.
One of the owners of the shop. who
wanted to find out the cause of the
trouble, at last went out and touched
the pig, and he also flew back as
though something had stung him.
An Investigation proved that an elec-
trio light wire had come in contact
with the hook on which the meat was
hung.-Philadelphia Times.
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The disaster to the war ships sta
toned at Apia has reminded Mr.. Fl.
E. Gunther of the theory of DR.. Zen
ger, of Prague, who suggested the use
Of photography in weather prediction.
Photographers of the sun are claimed
to offer almost infallible indications of
atmospheric and subterrean disturb
ance at least twenty-hours in advance.
The photographs often show rings
about the sun, and when these rings
are unusually large and heavy, vio-
lent storms, thunder-stOrms or mag
netic disturbances will soon be expert
enced. The establishment Of q photo
graphic observaty at every ships sta
ton is urged.
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DIR. ADAMS FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Phoenix Puts Forth Her Just Claims
for Political IIOnOrs.

Editor Press and Banner:
AS the political season is near Mt hand and
all sections are bringing forward their tim Der,
we think as this section has never been rep
resented In the Legislative halls or any other
office. we do think old Phoenix should be
political timber, as we are confident no other
section OF the county, nay, county in the
State can furnish any better timber than old
Phoenix can, and we respectfully ask TO he
given a seat in the lower house OF the Gen.
eral Assembly to be occupied by that intclli-
gent Stnunch and tried Democrat DIR. p. II.
Adams. MANY FRIENDS.