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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
The Sixth Plank.

The Charleston World publishes with seem
ing endorsement, the following plank OF the
Shell Convention:
.G. We demand that the school districts In
the various counties of the state shall he as
nearly square as practicable, and OF an area u
allow one white and one colored free school IN
each district, and that the school trustees ot
elected instead Of appointed"
We are already governed too much by the
school law.
The people themselves know better than
anybody else, where the school houses ought
to be built.
We say, put the school houses where they
are needed. The people know their own busl
ness better than do a lot OF petty tyrants
either At the Court House towns are in Col
umbia.
The rights of the people have been trampled
ON more, and greater tyranny has been prac
ticed In this department OF the government
than in any other-or 1t looks so TO US.
Let the people locate the school houses
Most OF them have sense enough to tell where
q school house would suit them best.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
The Press and Banner
By HUGH WILSON,.
Wednesday, April 16. 1890.
Prohibition Failures.

1t Is often telegraphel over the country lha'
prohibition has failed at this or that place. IL
Is extremely hard to enforce the law so as 10
please the anti. .prohibitionists, but we have
never heard OF their claiming that "high IL
cenSe" was failure.
In Abbeville we had low license. Then we
had prohibition. and that didn't suit at AL
1t was then claimed that high license WIS Tue
true remedy for the evils OF when the prom
bitionists complained.
We have now had three months OF high H.
cense,"and fit Is any better than low license
we have failed 10 discover IT. The fact Is, VIC
do not believe that anybody has ever thoush'
Of guaging his drink by the amount OF the IL
cense.
We do not believe that any drinkef
has given himself the least concern about the
license.
The bars are now more attractive
than ever. and If we are TO believe our senses
there is rs much drunkenness in Abbeville 10
day MS there ever was under low license.
The habi,ation of the editor of the Press ana
Banner is on the public square, and we be-
lieve that we saw and heard more evidences
OF drunkenness last Sunday than we saw an"
heard during the whole OF the hrst 'hree
months of last year.
High license, in SO far as it is promotlHe o.
sobriety, Is, we believe, the Geadcst failure OF
any scheme that was ever presented 10 any
people. License is license, and the proh'o''
ZIONIST who thinks high license fair selI'e'
ment Of his conviction. is simply mistaken.
The depot agent at Abbeville thinks there
has been twenty times as much whiskey snip
ned to Abbeville this year. rs was shipped It
the corresponding time last year, saying ho'h'
ing of the heavy shipments of beer inns year
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
IL This the Way to Enforce the Law

The reading Of adroit night retreats ol
Sheriffs from their own jnils with prise ners
against whom public feeling was strong has
become monotonous, and we think 1t aoou'
time for the State to defend its prisoners. The
law should be openly enforced day and night
Read the following letter, which is moi only
an official condemnation OF the people Oh i-eN'
ington, but an open and frank admission tha'
the officers Of the State are incompetent 70 e1'
force the law
"CoLUMBIA, S. C., April io le9o
Geo. s. Drafts, Sheriff. Lexington, ). C.:
"DEAR SIR-Upon the strong recommenda
tiou OF Judge Wallace, l have reSpltea tns
prisoner, Willie I.eaphart, until May u anu
have entrusted the delivery TO you OF Inc ,h. re-
spite to Mr. q. Il. Graham, the bearer OF this'
You will convey the prisoner as soon rs praE, G.
ticable 10 this city, and deliver him for safe
keeping to Sheriff Rowan, OF thiS county.
look to you for the safety OF the priSoner ao
the proioundest secrecy in this matter ana n 10
remove the prisoner tonight, II practlcaoie,
at such an hour and in Sucn manner as VIII
Assured OF your promptness and ability, am
WY ~. p. RICHARDSoN,
sGoyernor OF South Carolina.
Why should the Governor send to LeXins'
ton for the prisoner, with instructions 10 his
trusted officer TO keep his mission profound
secret?
In our humble opinion the Governor should
have sent after the prisoner IN day light, ana
II necessary. the constable should have hso
the militia OF the State 10 protect him, and
enforce the law.
We have no doubt that the affidavit which
moved Judge Wallace to make his recommen
dation, If presented to the people, would have
satisfied them of the correctness Of his course
and prevented the expression OF so much In
dignation.
Sheriffs who a low assassins to open theil
jails and take prisoners at will, should be pun
ished for lack OF fidelity to their trust.
The Governor has since returned the rris'
oner TO Lexington.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
Mangled by a Train.

4 very serious and deplorable accident oc
CURED Mt the depot, on Friday night last,
about 10 o'clock. Ben Perry; eldest son oI
Trial Justice K. w. Perry, a lad about l6,years
Of age, in company with some OF his COM
usual, was trying to ride on all the ira lns and
while walk Ing near the track stepped on a
stone, twisted his ankle, and fell under the
and lacerated his left one. e.-Sun.merritlc Nc1rS
II the boys are not kept away from the Alb
beville depot, we may have similar notice
TO publish of some Of them. Let parents be
warned.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16

know that you have always voted against
Whiskey for you recollect that was the posi-
tion that always took, but I did not vote
either way Then the BIZ In question ION ior st .nere
II had voted either way would have voted
no, but the Bill was passed late at night.
do not know positively how you voted
upon this bill but know you aiways ySeeH
how you voted upon this ll,:.but think you
voted no. Wish could give you more dei.
finite answer, butI cannot Was truly sorry
'na''' ~ D. b. PEuRrroY.
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. April 8, 1890.
Hon. j. N. King, Ninety Sir. g. C:
DEAR SIR-Your favor received. In regard
to your position on the the liquor question III
the General Assembly am pleased to say
ance, so much 80. you gave me TO understanG
you intended to support the blu introduced
by myself on State Prohibition although
you happened TO be out OF the House when
the vote was recorded. I do not recall any
special vote OF yours other than those re-
corded in the Journal.
am convinced there was no one In the
House who was In q position TO know the
views Of every member on this question
better than myself, and I have always con
sldered your position well defined.
l am yours very truly,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., March 4, 1880.
MY DEAR KING-I returned home thli
evening and find yours Of "a. rememoe
very we'll that on every vote on the Liqno
Bill for Abbevlle you and Waller votet
against Liquor License there was never an!
question az TO position Of either OF yon III my
mind. Both your votes and speeches wer'
positive and unequivocal. do not pretend u
recall any particular vote but II either OF yot
had changed your position certainly woult
haYenoticed It,
With best wishes,
Truly yours, JOHN {. HASKELL.
WATERLOO. s. G.. March J. 1870.
Hon. j. ". King:
DEAR SIR-Yours Of the oath, Feb. 10 hand
On the Abbeville License Bill my impression
is that You voted against tile bill, feel yer,
certain of It, shall not enter the race mi
time.-hope you willard that youinay D.
elected. would like TO see you 20 Duci
again. You were true 10 the farmers interest
Yours Truly, JIM. WHARTON.
ABBEvILLE, 8. c., April 2, ls0O.
Hon. j. ". King:
DEAR SIR.-I remember that you told mi
soon after your return from Colun bia tina
you and Mr.. Waller voted against the Aboe
Vile Whiskey Bill.
Respectfully, HUGH WILSON, JR.
NrNETY-SIx, 8. c., April ]. 1892.
certify that with others heard j. N King
on the 25th day Of December. 1859 SAY ili'
| c. a. G. Waller and himself voted against III
T. LIpsc0AB.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
A NEW SIDE TRACK.
A Long Needed Improvement TO Il
Made at our Railroad Depot.

We learn that the railroad authorities nave
determined to run a side track up to the oi
mill. The corner OF the hill next to tile depot
will be cut of, and the track run out below
The depot,
:. This side track Will be of ircstimable raIuC
To the customers of the road in giving splen.
did opportunities for getting their heavy
freight directly f. ON the car.
The new side track has been needed for
many years, and we are glad to see that Pres.
ident McBee will not only give us more trains,
but will also give Us better accommodations
Tor our freight. The side track will he q good
investment for the reason that it Will be less
trouble 10 get freight from the cars, and be.
Ing less trouble, will prevent the transfer OF
business to the new road, which would be
certain to 60 there. If the needed side track
is not made.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16

MURRELL, the escaped and condemned
murderer of Yonce, in Edgeacld. was recap
tured last week In & hole under his father's
house. He Is now in Jail at Columbia. The
Courts are asked to save his neck, and, If We
Judge the present by the past, they will find
some loop.holc by which the convicted muir
derer may get at least new trial.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
The People are Much Pleased.

The new train on the main line and the
extra trips over the Z. & q. road will be OF
great accommodation to the travelling public.
All with whom we have talked on the subject
are delighted with the arrangement. Many
passengers would have availed themselves OF
the train last Sale Day. If they had known 1t.
We frost that the railroad company will hold
on to the present schedule long enough 10
give the experiment a fair trial.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
GRATIFYING.

1T Is truly gratifying" says the Union
Times, Ito find the Circuit Judges OF the State
setting their faces as flint against the popular
but morbid sentiment that murderers and
those who commit other heinous crimes
should be allowed to 60 at large under bonds
ordinarily much below what the nature OF
The crime appeared to demand. This is the
second case in which Judge Wallace has
shown the sternnesS OF his character in the
discharge of his high dulles Ind his diregard
OF public camor or sentiment when the good
Of society and the dictates OF his own con-
science were opposed to admitting criminals
TO bail"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16

The people Of south Carolina have reason
to be grateful to Judge Wallace in refusing
bail to George S. Turner. When our Courts
refuse to show special favors to the privileged
class, crime will decrease in this State.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16

II you want beautiful lap robe at small
cost we can supply you, p. Rosenberg & Go.
Don't fail to read p. Rosenb berg Il Co.'S adver-
tisement. II Is of interest 10 all - ~:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
A COUNTER CONFERENCE.
ONE REPRESENTATIVE FARMER" OF
EACH COUNTY SUMMONED.
To Meet at Columbia and Repudfate
the Shell COnventiOn-..An Urgent
Invitation TO Attend or Send q
Proxy...The Purpose to Provide
for Meeting 1flIman on the
Stump.
Greenrille Neus.

stump.
Greenriile Neus.
COLUMBIA, s. G., April 1.-THE following
communication has been addressed 10 one
representative farmer In each county OF Sonin IN
Carolina and copy furnished the press for
publication:
COLUMBIA. s. c.. April 18Th. 1890. .,
"Dear Sir-The action of the recent Sheil
Convention in attempting 10 fore stall the
regular Democratic Convention ny placlne
before the people candidates alleged 10 repre-,
sent the farmers Of South Carolina ana
platform purportlng TO express the wishes
and sentiments of the farmers and certain
public questions, In our opinion forces upon
the farmers who do not endorse either can, can;
didate or platform some action tnat VIII
show to all other classes in the state that the
Shell Convention did not represent the views
OF the large body Of farmers: with thls oo.
Ject in view conference To be comP2sea oi
one representative farmer from ench county
will be held aL Columbia Mt the Agricultural
Hall Wednesday, April 23rd, at Twelve
O'Clock, to discuss the situation and take sucn
further action as may then be determined
"The undersigned respectfully and honestly
request you TO represent your county at lne
conference and in matter Appearing sc
strongly to your patriotism feel that inrtne'
solicitation H. unnecessary. If IT Is impossi
BILE for you to be present. please see that SOM
other good farmer represents yonr county
who IL in sympathy with this moyemeDt. Il,
"Please lei uS Know promptly ~" WI"
meet the conference at the time named.
Yours truly.
"IREDEIL JONES,
"Rock Hill, York County;
"T. w. WOODWARD,
"Rockton, Fairfield County;
81 c. F. SINS.
"Columbia. Richland County,
The meeting will not suggest or nom
mate" n ticket. It's principal object Is to re
quest several gentlemen. anti,Tillmanltes e
meet him on the stump and reply 10 Ill
charges.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16

Goods are ordered every week or two, and
you Gun rest assured that you can always
find fresh. pure drugs ut Speeds Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16

All Over Lace Net FlOuncinSS In pret.
ty designs. Something new for the season.
K. NJ. Haddon Il Co. 49,.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
BROUGHT TO JAIL.

Willis Randall, the slayer OF Tito
Cauthen, is Behind the Bars.
Capt. ]. n. King arrested Willis Randall
last Monday evening, and brought him to
IniI Yesterday. Randall Is charged with muir
der in the killing of Tite Cauthen on the 26lh
OF March. They were railroad hands. Coz. w
3. Gary and Hon. ]. N. King will appear In
Court as his attorney.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16

For q stylish hat go to VIM. E. Bells.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07

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laden SaIuus pirtte bic @ruppe feisr:
LID >no elba6sn. DaB Der @dsen
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ter einem rotbiammteneu Ya.odbiu.
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pom igreu Saultern waute Elm iilberner
Wtautel. Sine Jrisosusg5ttin ibisn
iiber ben, SorOtrtbsil bes @aacns su
idwebsn. Der 9roBe 6uriirit unO
Deriilinger, Der aIte Srie uuo feline
BaIaoine eri9iercn tbeiis All Osm g8a:
gen, tbcits bod su 0tOB uebeH mo bin:
ter heuicI6en. 9sionOers d6nli9 mat
Die Hottie 0teiterseitalt bes tii5uen
SepSlie.
0ic5 mar Der Iests @agen i'm 3usc.
lun tauen bic S6aareu Der preubti5su
S9aeen III uOIli9 uuabieb5Grem 3u9e.
glnorrtbalb Smuosn luGbrte Der Gorbei.
marl6 uno INNER neue Uiloer Sei9ten
lid bem gIuge. Die buntsu ilatternoen
6abneu. bic ps1lelaosu Era9ieu nnb
mGunIitb itbOueu G,eltnlteu 6oteu bel
Sdaulult immer nsuer @nrci,, bis euo.
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9oIfsmeuge i3is6. is mar eiu 9eitersa
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| ginorIfe bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07

= Gin amiterbamer 8Iatt
madt baraut aufmertiam, baB in bieiem
Sabre pieIe ganbibatsu fir bic MiIitdrs
9ltnOemie in Srsbu trot sIdusen6 beitan.
bener Yriifun9 Suriidgepieieu perben
mubteu, neil iie rpe9en bur6 gI6erbride
berbei9efiibrter SIutfleden an ben Sei.
nen, bic 6OIse iibertrie6cuer 9lnftrenauua
beim Jabfabren, fir bienituntauglid
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aIio bieier Sport ieiner uripriinsIiben
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Der @rrei9uus beF gr6btm69Ii9en sc.
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@emeinbsn bes 2an6ss baben ifren9e
NtaBre9eIn sesen bic burd MiBbrau9
bes 0tabfnbreus berbeigefibrte llniider;
ma6ung bes 8ertebrs auf 6ifeutIiben
g8egen getroifeu; III Der ltmgebung Der
fSnisli6sn SdIO6er 500 un6 Socitbpt
1T bas Jn6fabrsn iOsur uerbOten pOrs
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07
rRomm, Sbas, raid = mir mo-

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sia9feben!" - - tln6 nun
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8ater 2ebmann uor fiinfSis Sabren bel
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nabeu, 2ebmann beriibrte es isIbit mics
mails aug Turdt, ieiu SeiIistbum fallen
gu iafen nub bur9 einen &iB, cine 8eu:
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aus bem @brenbe9er einen 2iebesbriefs
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@lWas petle9eu mtro er nun oo9 -
ber junse Serr aus Imsrita.
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aus ber Gai9e - uiOsar BEL Dir eius
quurtiert."
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sesen:
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07
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8siIen uOm ietnsr Sauo Iieit:

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in bic Sanb - Qlles peri9pimmt por
meiucu 9lugen-i6 iebe feiu Rorn. teine
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8reis S5ne ben ua9barIiben &olbeus
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bies ueridbrte SeIbitbeteuntuib; SnteI
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bilt. leie iG ben 8rief Dor, no Du bius
tOmmit -erlt bei SsinS uuO 2iesI, bann
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oauon unO i6 reiBe baS Document ents
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v0teiB gu, Sritoer, reiB Su."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07

Die iunssu 9eute t0nuen Iid nod i'm:
mer ni9t ertlaren, pieio bic 0inse auf
einmal cine 10 portbeilbafte ISenbuus
senommen baben. beun Sntel Suns ilt
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8idie ein penis gsoriidt suiiben ben
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benz gauSen 6eitpIas melt unb brett fein
i9mudsrss Ydrden gu ieben, ais Seinl
uno ieiu - rSdiiteuliesl~.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07
Der gBreabe@er.
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su laiien, fdbrt eridroden suiommcu.
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@Intb ibres bIiebIunteu 9erbes wioer.
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nenuerbrannt, buntle 9lneen, braunen
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gaber gar nidts sesen meinen Mtuis
fdfer!"
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nod i'm Bureau?"
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Iein 9ebmaun Su ipre9eu rpdre-"
Suite ma6t auf benz albias ts9rt unO
Offuet Die Gbiir sur suten Stube. v6rdus
Iein = elm frember Serr!"
9lber ebe iie mad meiter rsoen Fam,
fiiblte ie iidb pou elmer trdftisen Sanb
BEL Sete gsi9obeu, iiebt iie BEN virems
ben Serru" iibsr bic S9pelle iiiirmen-
p9iesl!"
Sein;!"
@uft IdBt por S9ref ben sroBeu
S90p10ifeI CUR grbe fallen, bas mar ia
cine llmarmung = ein SuB! v2lue
Uetter! Den bdtte man bis auf bic
StraBe b6reu t0unen!"
Qangiam entierute iie fdb non Der
Ebir, Die ber rfrembe Serr" ibr por Der
gtaie ins SdIuB seporfen Bat, unO be:
sibt ii9 pieber an ibrsn Sc9ofen.
Der S9mo,brateu lit iuswiiden
pirtIi9 uusebrannt. absr baS madt
ni9ts. Serr 2ebmann bat feline 10 feline
3unse unO bas 6rduIein - mein @jott
Der t0nnte man beute SieieItsjns Dor:
ieben!
Srii5 perIiebte 9eute fino in osrarti,
gen Ri3euonseIesenbeiten meiitsna un:
gemein na6i9tig. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07

- Su elmer tIeineu Sta6t
in rosI@er nod bic 4OIi5eiituu6e 9srri6t,
9iug cS titrSli9 - 10 lbreibt man
= eiues gIbsnos i'm Galtbofe iebr per.
Buigt Su. Man lang uno trunt. uuo
trant unb inug, unO INNER i9ucaer uers
ltrib bic 3eit. glui bsm G5urmc i9Iug
,s eli ubr. brinuen a6er paro elm usnes
eieb uussitimmt. Sm Gbor ertOnte es:
vGr tommt, CT tommt, Der 2isbIins uns
ierer SesIen~, unb sIei9;eitis trat Der
BoIiSeiOiener Elm.
@teIe Qeute wdreu menis
ger Iiebensrplrbis, wsnH iis seuiIe 5sb'
Ter nibt beidReu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07

= @iusesuuseu. SD Iisbe
Sbre iiusite EO9ter uur russen Sbrsr
8ei9eioenbeit!~ "a : uab, baun uebmeM
Sie Iieber bic asIteite - bic iit nod uisI
bei6eibsuer