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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-02-04
CaRYsTALIzED HONEY DROPS.


HoNEA PATH, $. C., Feb. 9, 1891.
Mr.S.L, BurLs, operator for the Western
Union Telegraph Company at Columbia, )
C. Is visiting friends and relatives In this
community. He will return today.
Mr. NJ. T.. Burts, one Of our very best young
L. A. and 7. II. Brock, and accepted position
with the K. II. and Telegraph Company a
Rochelle Ga. Our best wishes 60 with hin
to his new field OF labor.
Miss lola Johnson, of Anderson, Is visiting
the family OF Rev. a. {. Stepp;
Miss Marie Wright, OF Pendleton. Is visit
Ing Mrs. A E. Brock.
Rev, B. p. Estes, OF Midway, s. G., preached
q very interesting sermon III lhe Baptlst
church last night
On account of the rain there was no preach
in. in the Methodist church yesterday.
Rev. a. c. Stepp will preach In the BAPTIST
church next sunday morning:
Last Saturday was Il very busy uay WIN
the merchants. Quite II quantity oi icrtlil
Zers were hauled out by the farmers.
car load OF mules. and is disnosing of them
very fast for the cash, and on time with good
Mr. j. Frank Smith. OF Augusta. Ca, is visit
ing his brother, DR.. w. b: smith
MessrS. &. NJ. Greer and j. Z. MILFORD are OIL
to Anderson OH business.
The drulnmers are quite numerous this sea
son. There were fifteen in town one Lay last
Mr. G. Y. Moore has been elected cotton
Mr. q. NJ. Greer has opened up,a new street
from his house up back of DIR. lludgcns and
coming into the other road near Mr.: simpson
new house He has some plendid building
lots on this street which he Will sell very
!, Il. Callahan has purchased Il lot from j.
u M'''of'' "Ao wiz '"' ~ CALLY.
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Kicking Jurors.

From stray copy of the New Orleans
Ne,D Delta we copy the following paragraph
10 show how the Louisiana jurors kick at the
treatment to which our jurors quietly sub
nit:
The grand jury yesterday made special
report TO Judge Baker, calling attention I"
the miserable condition OF The rooms io
lodging and taking care OF petit jurors while
they are held together trying case.
The report is as follows:
Upon complaint OF the petit jurors, and
after q very careful examination by tht
grand jury, we beg to call your attention TO
the uncom Portable and unhealthy condition
of the petit jury rooms of section A and Is.
The beds are thin, the mattresses unconforta-
BILE, the covering insufficient, the sanitary
arrangements revolving in the. extreme.
When the State calls upon her citizens 10
serve as jurors. confine them as prisoners, de-
pave them of their liberty and separate them
from all communication with the outside
world, the State should afford them every
comfort. The sanitary arrangements shout d
be placed In an adjoining room. The hoors
should be carpeted, springs to the beds, stoves
properly arranged and the dntng-room made
decent. And we would urgently request your
honor 10 give this matter immediate alien
tlon, not only as matter Of justice, but hui
manly.
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.RARB ENTERTAINMENT
GRAND MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC PER
FoRMANCE.
Beauty, Grace, Talent, Music ana
Song in the Court House Tuesday
Night, February 10th, 1891.

Next Tuesday night, the people of Abbe
vile will have an opportunity to attend a
rare musical and dramatic performance II
the Court House. The best talent of the village
together with some of the sweetestsingers anc
the most accomplished musicians from dis
lance will lend the charm of their presence
and delight the eXpectant audience. We nave
heard some very flattering compliments pale
these performances by competent critics, bu
we forbear repeating them. and will let the
audience form their own conclusions. The
stage will be handsomely furnished-the cos
tunes beautiful and rich. The ACCOMPANY
ments accurately played, the acting graceful
and touching, will crafty both the ear and the
eye.
Those who have been present at the re-
hearsals, while being pleased with the entile
program pronounce the acting In the Mika
do superb, and speak OF the Operetla
1.-THE New Maid" as gem render
ed by the accomplished amateurs with MI
the vlvacity, sprightliness-and sweetness ol
expert professionals. We think we can sa!;ly
promise 10 all lovers of music treat, to those
who have fondness for song the sweetest mel
ody. to those who delight in female charms
vision of beauty, and in fact to one anu al!
whether he ave music in his soul or not, m
evening ofunalloyed and Incompatible pleas
ure.
This will be an entertainment for the whole
people, where every ore will have an equa
chance at the best seats. No seats reserved
All who come will be allowed the preVllige o
selecting their own seats in any part OF the
Court room.
TO give the reader some Idea OF the variety
and pleasure of the entertainment we append
the program:
| Scenes from the Miltado.
Solo by Mrs. Calhoun DnPre.
3 Piano solo by Miss Gibbcs.
4 Opcretta ''rhe New Muid," by Mrs. Glover
and Miss Upchurch.
5 Duet on plano by Misses Marshall and
Vocal duet by Miss Gibbesa and Mr.. Spark
man.
Solo by Miss Upchurch.
Solo by Mr.. Sparkman.
Quarette Of mems voices.
10 Figures from La Tosca.
Doors open at o'clock, performance te
commence at s.
Admission-Aduts 50 cts. Children % cents
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THE WAY he WAS GREETED.
The People of WaIhaIIa Welcome the
Rev. II. w. Seymour TO Their Hearts
and Homes.


On last Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, there
was most interesting service In Inc wal
halIa Baptist church, welcoming the new ras.
tor, Rev. r. W. Seymour, 10 his new Held OF
labor, and extending to him the right oi way
to the homes and hearts of all our people. III
was an edifying occasion. The service OF song
was excellent and admirably led by MISS
Stella Smith. Prayer WIS offered by Rev. 3.
| c. Zettner, pastor of the Lutheran church.
Capt. Joel Beard, in few appropriate ana
pathetic words. extended Christian greeting
| to their new pastor on behalf OF the members
of his church. He was followed by Maj. :. +.
| Denby who tiuently spoke a cordial welcome
| for the Presbyterians aud others to him VINO
had accepted the call OF God to ln6or In thls
field Rev. Il. W. Seymour responded to these
addresses in brief but we'll chosen Words, Ok.
pressing his appreciation OF many tokens o.
| brotherly love manifested since his coming tc
serve this people and for the Christian greet
| ings extended to him. Rev. Arthur e.. walk
er, pastor OF the Methodist church, hlmsel
new man, but much beloved In Walhaiia
spoke pointedly and we'll Of the duty OF tle
pastor to the church. II. A. II. Gibson, Esq.
concluded the speech-making by thoughtiu
| talk on the duty OF the church to the pastor
The benediction being pronounced by the
Rev. Mr.. Seymour. an opportunity was elVeu
during the singing OF beautiful hymn u
| form the acquaintance OF the new pastor
Many hearty hand-shake was had and al
went down from the house Of God feeling
that 1t was good to be there.
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Tribute Of Respect 10 John B. Palm

On the night of the third OF December; lS9O
our heavenly Father saw fit to cut down
from an opg us our beloved brother John b
palmer. who was about 20 years old, and pos
sessed OF fine physique. he wa.
q noble young man, beloved by all VINO knew
him, and was prominent Christian WORKER
both In Sunday school and church, showing
by his Christian graces an example worthy; e to
be- followed by our young brethren. While
we can but humbly submit TO the will and
DEGREES OF an all wise creator. we mourn over
the loss OF our brother as we'll US his dear
family. Therefore, be IT
Resolved, That Buffalo church In Conner.
ence assembled. expresses her profound and
heartfelt sympathy with the family, SO soreiy y
bcrpayed IL is our loss as well az theirs.
We are happy In the thought that what ever
is our loss Is heavens gain.
Resolved, further, That we cherish the vir-
tues of our brother by nscribing blank page
i'm our church book 10 his memory.
Resolved. also, That we have these pro.
cecdngs copied in the Baptist Courier and
our county papers and copy sent to the be'
G. ]. BRITT, Oh. D.
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CHURCH MEETING.
Testimonials Of Love aud Esteem for
the Retiring Pastor, Rev. G. II.

"FInally, Brethren, farewell; Be perfect
be Of good comfort, be Of one mind, live n
peace; Ana ann she m9od H1I Gor VI l3th cb nv.
After very able and effective sermon 9.rsen i9om
wood, s. C. in conference. resolved that w
extend to the Rev: q. H. Carter (pastorl ou
thanks and grateful appreciation or MS ser
vices with our church and accept his resigna-
ton with deep regret.
His connection with the church has peer
pleasant, useful and acceptable to large ma
iority OF the church and TO the citizens q
Greenwood, and In accepting his RESIGNATION
feel our great loss.
His effort 10 do his duty ns pastor was con
sclentlous, faithful and Jealous and his pray
er meeting lectures and sermons. were In
strucllre, scrlptural and OF so high an orde
that they were far above The average serVlc
of any other denomination.
we extend 10 him our most sincere wishe
and feryent prayers for his future usefulnes
and happiness.
! !, y 8 e i; a|HfRs; HHHSE''' RHffSSsF; Committee
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Never Done Before.

We believe that no printer has ever publish
cd full list of his subscribers. but we bf
lieve nothing could be published which woul'
be of more interest to the readers Of the pa
per. For this reason, and because we al
proud OF out list, both as regards the numoe
and character OF the individual subscribers
we will publish the entire list at an early day
We make the present delay for the reason
that we are getting our list paid up and ar
ranged for the occasion.
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School Trustees for Able
Vile County.
Jan. &c, 1901, IF
For the School Years 1891 and 1892

School District No. Capt. James Rogers
JrO Capt, ]. n. King, j. V. Scott. ,, IN -
School District No PC. y. I. Walier' l. L
Riley, ]. F. Colcinun. ,,u,. !, u, co,,-
School district No. 81. c. Ellis, Il. w. con-
nor DIR. VIM. 4. Jones. wv .., \, ,
School District No. 4-J w. MaItlsoH' H' L.
Lntimer, j. c. Martin. ,s.,, uou;,o.
school District No. 5-MansneLu I1oil'"es'
worth. #. j. Bowen, w. 7. kenneuy. ~ VI,
School District No. CD. +. ianiah' II. W.
Bowie. q. NJ. Smith. ,u., N
School District No. ii. L. White, L. D.
Klugh, DR.. A. Marshall ,,, ,rho,
School District No. Sd. IL. Howaru. inoS. D.
Hearst, DR., p. Ii. Adams: -, ~ ,o,,
School District No ct. NJ. jay, W. Z. roo-
inson, =. o. Young: n T.
school District No. l0--A. I. Brown, A. ~
Watson, G. II. Wardlnw. ,,,,u,s p
School District No. 1l-John q. Edwards, Il.
w. Cannon. S. II. Cochran. ~, =,
School District No. l2-Dr. j. Fl. Bell, w. N
Hall, w. 7. Milford. w ,,. &
School District No. 13-J. w. Huckabee' ;.
S. Bole, w. F.. Daniel. ,.u
School District No. l4-R. y. Bell, j. II.
Hester r. A. Wilson. n
School District No. l5-J. w. Boyd, j. ".
Hemmiuger, p. II. McCaSlan. =,
School District No. l6-Jamcs Cothrah' Jr''
w H. Britt l.. Il. Ramey. 49,
The School Trustees Will organize as sooIi aS
practicable, elect their Chairman, ana proceeu
10 omen the schools TO suit the convenience
and interest of the whole people u
County Superintendent and Chairman Board:
EXumincSr.Ae Z. l1ah' Ia '''i'
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THE CALHOUN ESTATE.
Developments and II Pro
bable Lawsuit.
Anderson People.

ZhIIUCIoOI I SOFfO'
A considerable sensation has been stirred
up by the publication in the Abbeville Pres.
and Banner OF statement to the effect tha
certain parties in the West were claiming Z
be the legitimate children OF Coz. James Il
upon Col. VIM. z. Calhoun, us attorney FOL
the executors and heirs Of the estate, comes
out in card denying the whole story, anc
ceusuriny the Press and Banner for its publ
cation, Since then the Press and Banner has
Interviewed Messrs. Graydun & Graydon
who huve been retained rs counsel Tor tho
clai man Is and obtained permission 10 print
from the attorney Of the parties In Tennes
see. From the facts so fur adduced IL seeiI'
these parties are the children OF James Ed
ward Calhoun and the question TO be solved
is whether this is the man or not. Some IN
tereSting developments will perhaps follow
and Il lawsuit will doubtless grow out OF IL.
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White Brothers.
Jan. 28, 1891.
The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

ABBENlLLE COUNll.
Probate Court-Citation for Letters OF Ad'
miniStratl0n.
By ]. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,. JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
WHEREAS, Nathaniel A: Haynes mas sona mace Il,
w suit to me, TO grant MIN Levers y,
Administration OF the Estate and eitecIs OF
Amanda Haynes late Of AbbevilleCounty de-
These are therefore, to cite and admonisn
ali aud singular the kindred and creuitors o.
the said Amanda Haynes, deceased. thot tpey bs
be and appear before me In the court o, [IJ ErI
bate, to be held at Abbevllle =. a., on It'll Frr,
hereof at II o'clock in the forenoon, 70 In snE%
cause if any they have, why the salu Auuili'
istrntion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the &C Court or,
this 2lst day OF January In the year o. our
Lord one thousand eight hundred ana Ninety
one and in the 1l5 year Of American 4noe'
pendence. Io,,orr 1870,
in the Press and Banner and on the C"uf'
House door for the time required 6y iaW.
J.FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Inn 2e 1891, IF
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SALE DAY DOTS.
Great Multitude Assembled at Able
ville-The Business Firm Had
Good Day-G0Od Order Through

yille-The Business Firm Had II
Good Day-GoOd Order Through
out.
Sal6ay in February is always biz day
Skbbevi!le, whether there are many or
STbe trade was unusually good. and every
merchant went home abundantly satisfied
with the days work.
Owing to the facts of the large crop OF cot
ton and the delay in selling. many people
had more money than usual at this senson,
and the banks set lot OF 1t In circulation
that day. Both banks were besieged all day
with eager borrowers, and we presume many
! secured the desired loan while another COM
pany equally as numerous, were disappolnt.
ed, perhaps for two reasons-one, because OF
the limited supply OF money, and another
because others offered more satisfactory Sc
curities. -
In the history of the town there never was
as great q demand for ready cash us there Is
now, and the scarcity OF money reminds
one forcl bly Of the error which some OF our
friends committed in not receiving subscrip-
lions of stock to the Farmers Bank from
whatever source IL might come.
All the stock dealers were busy all day, and
many Sl50 mule was lead off by cotton
string. Besides the stock already on hand
five car loads were received Saturday..
There was comparatively little drum ken
ness, and good order prevailed all day.
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GONE NORTH.
Rev. j. w. Scott Of The Baptist Church
| at Abbeville is Scekin. Aid.
rhe Henderson, y. G., Gold Leaf says:

The Henderson, n. C., Gold Leafsays:
"Rev. ]. w. Scott, colored, formerly a well
known ba; her Of Henderson, who is now pas
tor of the colorcd Baptist church OF Abbcvillc
=. c., Is here this week on his way North In
the interest of his church. His congregation
are trying TO raise money to build largerand
better house of worship, and lie is sent 10
New York to represent them In the matter.
We hope we will succeed IN his underiak ing.
He is intelligent, we'll behaved and popular,
and has many friends in henderson who wish
him WE'LL
If our Northern friends would do more to
Christianize the colored people OF the South,
and less to excite race prejudice, they would
contribute much to the advancement OF
peace, prosperity and better civilization.
The negros seem to be taking TO religion
now. and they certainly deserve every en-
couragement from all good citizens, both
Nopfh and South.
Religion seems to have good effect on the
negroes, and the more Of it they have, the less
they are disposed to make disturbances and
violate the laws.
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A. M. Hill e. Sons Locals.

a lot of splendid buggy umbrellas just rc'
ccivcd by a. NJ. Hin Il Sons.
Seed potatoes in variety will be received
next week by a. NJ. Hill l. Sons.
Another lot Of that fine chewing tobacco
aud Key W est cigars just received at A. Nj.
Hill e Sons.
TO arrive next week, oranges, apples, pa'
nanas and lemons at 4. NJ. Hill d Sohs.
Feb s, 1891.
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TWO Hundred Dollars for the Teach
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
~, Y,xfnrA Inn 81 1901 l

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
COLUMBIA, Jun. a, 1891.
Dear Sir: am exceedingly anxious TO pro-
vide some means for the better training ol
our teachers by good normal schools and In
stItutes, You are aware that nothing has
bepn appropriated from the general treasury
for sonic years past, but each county through
the board Of examiners Is allowed TO use from
the proceeds of the two-mills tax 900 II 1t
was deemed advisable.
We must pay more attention to the proper
trniuing OF our teachers II we honestly de-
sire to improv our schools, and In no other
way can this object be better accomplished
now than through county and inter-county
normal Institutes. conducted on proper
basis by competent instructors: l beg, there
fore that you set aside from the proceeds OF
the two mills tax $500, as provided by law to
be used for this purpose In your county. by
Arrangements with DIR. J. l.. M. Curry agent
for the Peabody fund. hope TO be able TO
suppIement this fund from donation al-
lowed this State for this especial wor X.
II after conference with me II should pc
deemed unwise to use your fund for institute
purposes it will revert to the general school
nnd Please set aside now, and later we
will confer and decide how best 1t can be
used. Please notify ME OF your action.
Fraternally, w. ID. Mayneld,
State Superintendent OF Education.
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The State of South Carolina
, ,BBEYILLE COUNTY,

Probate Capitalization for Letters OF Ad-
mlnistration. .....
By J. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
XyyHEREAS, John E. Bradley has made suit
w to me, to grant him Letters OF Admins
tration of the Estate and effects OF Joseph
Lindsay, late of Abhe> lille County, deceased
These are therefore. to cite and admontsh
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said Joseph Lindsay, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the Court OF Pro-
bate, to be held at Abbeville c. H., on Satur-
day, January 3lst, 1891, after publication here
of, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cause II any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Court,
this 18th day Of January in the year
RI, g. lof our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety.one. and In the 10th year OF
American Independence.
Published on the 2lst day OF January. 1881,
I'm the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
J.FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Jan. q. 1891, ct
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We are waiting.

We are going to publish our subscription
list, and already have the type set, but In or
der to give those who are behind chance 10
pay up, and to give others all opportunity &c
enroll their names as new subscribers, we
will walt a few days longer. Don't delay
We want u big list, and we want we'll paid
list.
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THE FARMERS BANK.
Considerable Demand for Old and
Now Stock.

Onr people are subscribing for new stock
and paving up for the old stock.
Various of the original stock holders have
sold their shares, which, as rule, have been
bought by the town people who have faith in
the Institution. and desire to lay up some
thing.
The demand for original shares not yet
supplied, and If others who have subscribed
for stock desire TO sell their shares, we pre-.
sumo ready buyers could be fould in town
any day. "
Those who buy old stock prefer 1t because
of The credit which Is given, and such stock
is generally bought by such people who are
n ot able to buy the new stock for which all
cash is required.
The directors have sold considerable new
stock, among the largest sales being ten
shares each to George w. Williams, ana r.
w. Wagner q Co., OF Charleston, and Dr. j.
u, Neel, OF Abbavillt county.
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ApOlOgetic.

Because of the non-arrival Of our usual sup
ply OF paper we are compelled to do the best
we can withoutit.
:. It isn't often that we ask Indulgence, but
we must now crave the forbearance Of a gener-
GUS public.
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Wednesday, Feb. 4. 1891.

The Office of tn e., G. " n. was openeo III
December. In that month 472 bales were
shipped by that road, and in January lSSi'
GAG bales were sent by the same route. Ihe
other shipments were by the G., {. d n
road.
II the shipments for January were added
to the December sales of any preceding year
Il will be seen that there is a gradual increase
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Apportionment School Fund OF ADbe'
willie County for 1891.

The apportionment of the School Fund ioI
the townships of Abbeville county Is herewith
annexed and the School Trustees are nouneo
not 10 oyerdraw on the amounts set apart iol
their School Districts.
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patronlze home enterprise by buying your
fertilizer from AbbeviIle oil mill.
The ChIckasaw High Grade Fertilizer Tor
sale at Abberille oil mill.
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We are sole agents for the very latest I'M
nroyeI "Dixie Plow." The best ,plow In the
country Examine them before buying else
where w. Joel Smith Il Son.
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T.. COWAN, School Commissioner,
Abbeville County.
Feb. 4, 1891. If
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A large lot OF cotton seed meal on hana
oil mill both for STOCK ioou ana as ieI'inAef'
pnv vour Acid from Abbeville oil mill.
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Mules for Sale Cheap.

r WILL BE IN aABBEVILLE FOR
l short time 1T Seals lot. with nice iot OF
Western stock. These VIII sen cl,etap, ~,
dnvs, have a few nice mules in bunch that
,''I ~; oo rhean DIMMITT w. OSBORN.
Jan. 2S, lS9i u
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Ladies'. misses and children hosiery. colored
a nd Insi black. at r. NJ. Haddon & Co.
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THE c.. G. & N.
The Bad Weather Delays the Con-
structiOn.

Owing TO bad weather and high water the
work of bridgebuilding at the Savannah ha.
been necessarily suspended for several days
but the worknIen are OH the spot ready To re-
sumo work at the earliest practicable mo-
ment.
The accident Of the fall span of the bridge
will delay the completion Of lhe.road ut least d
month.
A big landslide near the Catawba river In
terfered with the running Of the trains lasl
Saturday. Some dumage TO the engine and
engineer was sustained, and considerable ex'
peIse incurred in the removal OF the dirt.
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Ladies', misses and children shoes, full line
at K NJ. Haddon & Co.
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Buy your Groceries from P. Rosenberg