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cases Of STRAW HATS in white, black and all the
shades and colors for Ladies' Misses Children and Boys. 80 boxes
of FLOWERS from the cheapest to the very finest Moriure
Wreath Flowers will be Of fave trimming this
than ever BEFORE We will show beautiful little OPERA
BONNETS covered with flowers 10 boxes FEATHERS in all
shades with full line Of Black and White too early tell
much about Feathers ye although the Paris Plates show good
MANY VIII let you know about them in next month
advertisements 700 pieces Of RIBBON every Spring shade
think the Ribbons much pree this than previous
We will show pretty line Of fancy GAUzES tor Hat
Facngs which will be very stylish Braid Hats In Millinery
Novelties we have full line Of LACE PINS VANDYKE LACE,
GORDS and FANCY EDGINGS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-03-19

Blacksmith-tongs, bc.!ov's, slcdge hammers
&c. Smith u Sons.
We have a superb stoc, of mems. ia:lies'
misses, boys and clilldicn'S shoes and cheap
enough 10 suit everybody. Ask for our ladies
thing you ever saw. Smith az Sons.
W. Joel Smith Il Sons can show you the
handsomesL hund-scwcd shoes for the least
money OF any house in town. Conc and see
them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-03-19
RrEvESvILLE, s. C., Fnb. Il, l>gl

IIon. E2lis &. (:ruydon, IGbcrWr, S. c.:
Ny i'E.lE SIR have your ihvor ot the HH
instant, contents carefully noted.
! | WAS in tie House Of Representatives Sat
urday night. Dec. 2lst, 1879. The bill to :'u-
thuriZe the Town CounCli OF Abbcviilc tn lSSuH
license to retail liquor passed its SECOND read
Ing. No speech or mo!ion of any kind-lor or
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-03-19
By HUGH WILSON.
Wednesday, March 10, 1890.
Il. the Register in the Habit oil i"r'
Stealing

Tho p,ess and Ranner does not charge lhe
Psoixter with being thief, although the eol
tor has done the very act which ne "''''@'
denomiuates as "pure stealing.
Last week we copied the prcscn:ment OF inc
Edgeheld grand jury from the Co1""''n IVY
ister. and through carelessness,-ai'o 'o i.'.'
tion on our part-we omitted 10 give c'eu'' 'o'
the article.
As the editor of the Press ana Banner h'o
No though; Of Intentionally denying Prope'
credit for the presentn,ento Of the grand jury, sc
,,o nrespme the editor of the Register was H.
nocent of any intention TO deny proper crcol'
10 the Chester Reporter for It's edaort"S' VIZ
are perfectly certain that no old time 'o..
de.wah gentleman would stcalas many ''s t"'
or three times from the same paper anu '"I'
odd Insult to injury by giving crcaiI l" "io''
er paper for the stolen articles ,,.
That we may show our readers Tic Ni'"'s
s,,r,t and brotherly courtesy that governs o"'
contemporaries, uhe Register ana inc C""'oD
p.,,or,sr, we copy an article from each paper
as they appeared last week:
The Columbia Regis The Chera" 1'l""''
,e,,. style of reproving c''s style oi repro''nE
the Press and Banner the Reyt@er:
Cnr,,,,Sc- The Columbia Regis
fURE :yid nrnss ond tcr will please he q lit
Banner of March i lle Imoi H. nnner cred
contains the Registers week .n'r az, ttclap in Inc
exclusive special In re-liteu a,l "i I Lout fhr
lation to the present, hcportefE, rar,ncr,
ment Of the Edgefeld Chestcftetu c,inn ON
grana Juas, Jsn,m nn n, lis the Shell Manifesto, t.
clean scoop ton,mnra. on Inc Chester Reporter.
rIes, yet omits any Our co''tSHii tSi. mistake
credlt shoW.ms ',nr sohtain once or twice before,
tne article ""' o' and, although We have
Gu. very kind feelings ioi
dorchester contetnro,
rary, still we DO no,
love the edto: enough
to write editorials ana
allow him the crtdl'
them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-03-19

TI,r James Means Il Siin" l. il" equal In
st Il, and tudli:y uf any htnh-:"w q iSh'" III
lie market. They can't la beat; /" "c had "n-
ly,l W. Joel smith G Sous.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-03-19
WIIISKEY AT ABBEVILLE.
W!,a: Seycnty-Five Citizens OF Nine
ty.SiX Think Of 1t.

We the undersigned citizens Of Ninety.SiX
and vicinity unqualiicdly dcnonnce as ua-
warranted and contrary TO the direct wishes
of the people the action of the last LcgiSla-
iure In reference to WhiSlkrY license.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

have everything in this line, such Beaohed Homespun,
Brown Homespun Plaid Homesun Brown and Bahed JEANS Bed
Tickng Towel Cash Table Cloth in white and r full line Of
Doves and Towels and in fact keep everything in this line
Lady will need to mako home pleasure
wv TVUH GooDS
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Over 200 pieces Of white Lawn and Batste Over 100 pieces
o eeed and Plaid Muslin 20 pieces 46 and 27 inch White En-
6nn have the --latest s Go,GSs p this dm line +Sd
IN the finest goods Red Blue and Black Embroidee in
several Styles 200 pieces of Laoes Silk Vanoiennes B0ns
Vanyke Torchon &C. The ladies must stock OF White
Goods appreciate he is impossible to give the least Ideas IN
this short space.
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SETON u UNI.
The Society was Called 10 order with frcSi-
dent WidrnHn in the clair.
The following resolution waSadOrtc'l, viz:
That il Is the wish OF this ;lSSoriutinn liza.
ut all places where future meetings rlay be
held that the local physicians and citizens do
not ~ivc themselves the trouble ana expense
10 prepare Il banquet, hat merely entertain
the members 1T their homes.
Greenwood was selected rs the place of next
meeting.
Presley, HuZcluan, Wrnck Julian, pin>nn,
Austin, WadGcl, lIuglIry, Eptin.. Hood. W.
T.. Jones, W. Tnwn"s Jones, D"dSDn, CoriI.
ranc. Britt, Anderson, Jr., Anderson, 81, ana
j. W. WlDEMNN, President.
W. II. TuwSES, Secretary pro tenn.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-14

The TENs
LITCHFIELD,

May 12, 90.
Rain Rain Raini
Hurrah for the railroadl
Lodi gets the B. & o. and Litchfleld is
sure Of the P. A, & w. surely both of
these east and west roads, will not run
through the little burg of Lodi, and If not,
there is only one more route left, and that
is through Lltch6eld, besides our surrey IS
the best Of any yet made. the highest
grade being only 2S feet to the mile. The
surveyors have made two surveys through
town during the past week. The last sur
vey was exactly on the old survey OF last
year. The citizens OF our little town may
look out for railroad meeting in town In
the near future. Let US all put a hand to
the wheel and see what can be done.
Chas. d. Neal, one Of the editors OF the
Medina Gazette, was in town Friday. b
Miss Jennie Adams Of Madison, o., Is
visiting at DR.. Mackinzle's.
Rev. Enloe, the new minister Of the
the Congregational church Of this place,
resigned one week ago Sunday on account
Of poor health. He expects 10 make his
home in the far West In the near future.
Hiram Brogan and his father Of Lafay-
cite were In town last Monday, s y,
G. d. Holiday, formerly Of This town
but now law student Of Medina, was In
town last Mondsys We believe that Grant
has entered into good and paying bust!
ness. We wish him success. 7oo
MISS Lydia Prouty Of Lodi was In town
last Monday.
Phin. Cleyerdon, who teaches school In
Harrisville passed through town last
Monday. w f
Frank Holiday, who lost part Of his
foot week before last, Is getting along as
we'll as could be expected under the cir
cumsiances. W.
A. whitbeck Of Psnheld was In town
Wednesday evening.
Perry Franks OF Chatham took In Uncle
Toms Cabin Wednesday evening.
VIM. H. Hobart OF Medina was In town
Friday upon business.
Litchheld Is not only well represented
with horses at Fasig's sale, but also with
officers. Z. II. Richards is Secretary, and
went TO Cleveland last Monday TO begin
his duties He will be gone about three
weeks. E.A. 8. says he don't care n he
stays longer. He win see that everything
goes right In the postofiice II. E. Jenns
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-14
WELLINGTON. LoRAM COUNTY OHIO WEDNESDAY MAY A.

in LAGRANGE Saturday evening, May Gath.
Proceeds 90 toward establishing free
reading room in town.
Waters & Levitts of Medina are work.
ing for P. o. Shank.
Nearly all the horses that were entered
In the Cleveland sale went last Saturday.
Lltchfeld Is now deserted.
David Allen Of Medina was In town
Thursday.
]. Widcman of Creston, o., was calling
on friends in town last Wednesday and
Thursday.
e. H. Marcy, formerly Of this town but
now of Michigan, has been very sick, but
is recovering.
Several of our old veterans expect to &c
to Cleveland Decoration day.
D. Hissen was visiting at s A. Rhoades
last Thursday.
H.A. Mcqueen went to Cleyeland Fri.
day.
ia. Bachtell was in Medina Friday.
f. s. Turner has obtained teachers
certificate for two years In Medina county.
S. A, Rhoades was in Lodi Friday; also
Mart Fritz.
G. Sears and ]. o. Yeakley were in Ne.
dina Saturday.
A. L. Dyer of Chatham was in town Sat
urday.
The male portion of the Litchfeld the
atrical troupe should account for them.
selves on their way home from LAGRANGE
the other evening. Caution You had
better take lumber wagon with a hay
rack on next time, and then perhaps the
ladies will have room on the seats, and
then the boys will not need to show their
bashfulness, either. PROTECTION.
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LA GRANGE

may 10 l"
iour correspondent 10 sun aiise'
a ne" ioau '0i'p'' na' 'oen oOusn' W
'ne Viiiase'
OecaSioiiai sno"eiS .ie oruer VI tne uay'
ine past Week mas oeeh d great week
ior Sno"S-D' owainS troupe hree
nigntS' oncie ioms Caoin lhursoay nlgnt'
uance ias' h,gn'' w. a. ~ anu W. H. "
'asuiu e'on,us, may o.
N''' nj 'eaue' vi A"uepenuenoe ia''
gave an eA0eiien' ieo'uie a. ~"n haii ias'
n,onuay eseninS, a soou a''ehuance io'
an eAoep' .ne ieo.ue' :.
' ,.'s'' ~ N y; ~ ,Pu Sieuus IAicno's
i''''e, SUI ~ 90 'a0on ..a' Nney ns''
&u' - 'eao.s in en.
neiu' i'a "Crsan 10 'ea'nins noi'n u
"Nu' Ne'ue "neeiei 10 ''aon'ng nei
Seoonu 'im IN e'mon' 'uee~ D. e.
oou conunues 10 shine Ior'n I'D 'ne
"heeier uiSiic'' 'aines freeman mas
oeen reengaseu az Oariisle center Lucy
Johnson ls 'eacnins in Drign'on' oniriey
Danuen IN lne WILCOX uiS'ilct
Lp"or.n Leasue ID III nourisning con-
u'uoh Diany young peopie nave ia.e'y
oeo'ni' iiie'noeiS' very piea'al' 'iiie
80 - :, - ~, ~ r,,".. ~ '' y
'no nonio vi ''iS' f"nNio iSiiioV' an en'
-.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-14
PENFIELD.

May 10, go.
Rain and mud seem to have come to
stay.
Farmers are very busy between show
ers trying to get ready TO plant corn.
Grandma Krebs is here taking care Of
Mrs. W. j. Krebs, who is improving very
fast
Mrs. W. Hart has been sick for the
past week. She is reported about the
same.
Miss Amy Jackson met with an acci.
dent last week. While out driving, the
horse became unmanageable and ran
against the fence, throwing her out and
injuring her severely. She is recovering.
John Vaughn and wife, of Troy, O.,
were at W.. j. Krebs' last week.
Il. 7. Hastings, Of Elyria, spent several
days in town last week. Bob likes his
new home very much.
There will be services In the Baptist
church again next Sunday at 2 p. m. con-
Quoted by Rev. Hall, Of Litch6eld. The
report was wrong last week; ii should
have been Hall instead of Brown.
Frank Blantern, Of York, spent Sunday
In town. 1t is reported that Frank and
our present blacksmith are talking Of
making deal.
g. Damon, Of Lodi, was in town on bus
mess Monday. ABB
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also went to Cleveland last Tuesday to be-
gin his duties as overseer Of horses.
Mr.. johnson of Grafton was in town
last Monday.
j. o. Yeakley had the misfortune Of
having horse step on one of his feet
week before last, and the last stage of that
foot was worse than the first.
II. E. Norton was visiting in Strongs.
vile one week ago last Friday.
A horse dealer by the name of Andrews
from Greenwich, o.,was in town last Mon
day. -+a-
p. o. Shank Is repairing his house. We
have not heard whether he intends TO have
place TO keep tramps, but suppose OF
course he will, providing Gill don't find 1t
out.
John Yeakley works for G. Sears this
summer.
II. Mills OF Eaton was In town Monday.
Mrs. s. Wilson, who has been visiting
relatives In Chatham, returned home last
Tuesday. asr
P.o, Shank has over fifty horses on his
farm.
Miss HATTIE Bigsby, who has been work
Ing In Medina, has returned home.
What might have been serious acci-
dent occurred to E. E, Wideman one even
ing last week. While returning home
after dark his horse stepped through hole
in bridge near D. Nickerson's, and he
was thrown from the cart out onto the
horse, which Immediately jumped up and
before he could get of was running for
all II was worth; but, very luckily, he got
back into the cart all right, with the excep-
ton Of few bruises We believe that II
would be to the best interests Of the super.
visor, as we'll as others, 20 Immediately re-
pair such places, because II anything seri-
GUS should happen the supervisor might
then nx It and pay expenses also.
Chas Stone was In Lodi Wednesday.
VIII Sargent vas In town Wednesday.
Misses Myrtle and Maud Fenstamaker
Of Harrisville were visiting at John
Woods last Tuesday.
Nell Dague OF Penneld was in town
Wednesday.
s. Bachtell Of York visited at ]. A. Bach
tells Monday
A Sunday school was organized In the
Severcool district school-house last Sun-
day.
Dr. Seyercool lost all he had In the late
cyclone In Norwalk, and is moving back
onto bis fathers farm.
Harve Woods Of Spencer was in town
last Wednesday.
Uncle Toms Cabin was in town last
Wednesday evening. II did not give the
best OF satisfaction.
John Jamesi Is working for M. Dague
this summer.
Z. Il. Ensign has bought and moved up
on farm in Spencer.
The play, "A Stolen WILL" will be given
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-14
SULLIVAN.

May IL, 80.
Mrs. L. Ingraham, who has been sick
for several weeks, is reported as being no
better.
VIM, Fullington came home from Ak.
ron last week quite sick, but is improv-
ing.
Ell Heifner Is not quite as well again,
Walter Rice Is suffering with lung fe-
yer.
Q. W. Johnson's funeral will take place
here on Wednesday.
Rev. J. W. Hayward arrived from
Michigan May 12 and will preach In the
Congregational church on Sunday, May
IS, morning and evening.
OCCASIONAL.
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There Is more catarrh In this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together and until the last few
wears was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro.
nounced II local disease, and prescrlb-
ed local remedies, and by failing to
cure with local treatment. pronounced
IL incurable. Science has proqen ca
tarrh 70 be constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-.
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Toledo, o., is the only constitutions
cure In the market. It Is taken intern>
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HusTIsaTos.

May 10, 90.
Sunday was lovely day, one Of the
pleasantest this spring. The churches
were quite we'll filled in the morning.
There was no meeting in the N. e. church
In the evening, as they were Invited to at.
tend song service At tie Baptist church.
This service consisted OF selections from
their new s. $. singing look, "Select
Gems.n All we're very u uch pleased with
the music. r 1a
At the meeting ut town hall TO make ar-
rangements for decoration the following
BUSINESS was done; NJ. r. Smith and T
d. Phelon were appointed 20 engage
speaker; Miss Myrtle Sage 70 read the
memorial essay; J. b. Robinson to take
char ge Of the music, which is to be vocal
and not band music, and committee In
each district TO get flowers. The meeting
adjourned VII Monday evening OF this
week.
We have not heard the whistle on the
new railroad yet, but we expect 10 next
new years. TheP. A,& w. road Is sue
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-14
NO.2O.

thing so everybody says, SO 1t must be true.
Grandma Elder Is in Wellington with
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Smith.
Miss Lou Ward spent Sunday at home
We are having great deal of rain, and
the ground is so wet 1t can hardly be
worked at all.
During heavy thunder shower Satur-
day lightning struck the barn at the M. E.
parsonage tearing of a few boards, but
doing no other damage.
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WHEELING 1 LAKE ERIE RAILROAD.
r AND s.ret1 -t. sHf
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ingon as follows:

ss-Train No. 0 will leave Toledo one hour
late, Sunday. and run one hour late from all
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Nos. rs and Q daily others daily or. Sunday
Furthe information inregardto this line Will
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DENTISTS.
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Pictures Of all kinds. Finest WORK and latest
styles. Copying and enlarging in crayon, Ink
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-01-08

purchased three years ago, merely to Sc
cure desirable piece to start an orange
grove. While there some one discovered
phosphate on it, The owner was hunted
up at Ocala in hotel and asked what
he would take for his land, and after a
short talk he was offered and took in
cash $15, OOO.-Ex.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-01-08
Notice to Creditors:

All persons having claims against the estate
fed 10 present the SINE, duly authenticated,
within the ime limited by law, to the under.
signed administrator lie hOnis non of the es-
& Stewart, his attorneys, at their Office in De-
Land, or payment of the same will be barred.
JAMES D STARKE,
Administrator de bohis non of estate Thomas
Starke.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that l have been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Alfaretta B.
Heilman. deceased, late of Emporium, Pennsyl-
vania. All persons having claims against said
estate are required to present the same to me,
duly authenticated, at the Volusia County Bank,
DeI.and. Florida within the time limited by law.
or the same win be barred under the statutes.
SILAS B. WRIGHT,
Administrator.
DeLand. Fla. October 80. 1889.
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Discharge Notice

Notice is hereby given that six months after
date hereof, to-wt on the oath day of April. A
D. $780, being the fourth Thursday of said month,
the undersigned, Administrative of the estate of
James P. Kelley late of Cambridge. Mass, will
Isaac Stone, County Judge in and for Volusa
county. Florida. and ask for discharge from
such administration. MARY l.. KELLEY,
Administrative.
DeLad. Fla October %. 1889.