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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

STANLEY has somewhat retired from the
public gaze since his political defeat. Ii
IT Is said to be the odd night when Glad-
stone is found out Of bed after o'clock.
LONDON photograph ers cannot meet tha
demand for the pictures Of "Bufaio Bill
THE Prince of Waless gray hair Is initiated
by his male admirers, who gently powder
theirs. s-.a a.. !sast {fs1.Es 3
IT is denied that Emperor William, OF
Germany, is likely TO visit the Worlds Faif
in Chicago. ...rt S.iE5
WHITTIER was held in high esteem In
England, and the press comments on his
career are all eulogistic.
THE estate of the late Daniel Dougherty,
the '.silver.tonzued" orator, Of Philadel-
phia, Is valued at $4,000.
The nineteenth anniversary Of the birth
Of Louis Kossuth, the hungarian Patriob
was fttingly celebrated at 6udspesth.
The Cars personal expenses are %. .000,-
900 year, which Is S6.200,000 more than
Russids annual appropriation for common
schools y y,
TIE Sultan of Morocco owns the most e1.
pensive bicycle, the whole Of the framework
of which Is nickel plated, and which cost
him $4,000. ..,a as&,3 - .@>
IHE hon. du2n MCJulOCn ouJOys eno oASi
tinction Of being the only man who mas
twice held the Office Of Secretary OF the
United States Treasury. 5t
LLTw LLwYFo, an eminent Welsh poet
musician AMI littsrateur, has, 1t Is said, been
compelled in his old age to seek the shelter
Of the st. Asaph Workhouse w
COLONEL E. +. TAI1ArHRRo, formerly
lawyer Of Alabama, has settled In New YORK ,
CITY, where his eminence at the bar VIII
hardly be disputed. He Is six feet 81 incnes
in height. ..... y
CAPTAIN CHARLES KING, author OF many
military novels; r. q. Savage who wrote
my Official Wife" and Professor Arthur
3, Hardy, writer Of "But Yet woman
and other books, were all cadets together 81
West Point In 1855.
TIE beautiful and daring young wife OF
Lieutenant Psary, who brayed the rigors
and parils Of q winter In the Arctic regions,
and the civilized woman who has been nearer
the north pole than has any other OF ner
sex and culture, Is said to be only about
twenty-three years OF age.
CAPTAIN THOMAS ]. SPENCER, late Of the
United States Army, and now employed IN
the Pension OG1ce at Washington, had as
varied al experience during the war: PROB
ably, as any other Union soldier. De was
present IL forty-fve battles, was captured
thres times and escaped twice, and saw the
inside of seven Confederate prisons
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12
WOMAN SUFFRAGE TICKET.
For President, Victoria Woodruff
Martin; vice-President, Mrs. Stowe.

For President, Victoria Woodruff
Martin; Vice-President, Mrs. Stowe.
In ae parlors Of the Willard Hote.. at
Washington, under the call of April s65h,
National Convention of woman suffragists
WIS held, under the direction of delegates
from Victoria Leagues Of toe different
States. Mrs Anna NJ. Parker, Of ST. Louis,
Mo, was called to the chair. and Elizabeth
Powers =. Providence, r. l.. acted as Sec
retare. Twenty-eight States were repre-
aented oy fifty delegates.
On motion Of Mrs. Windisb, OF New York
CITY, Mrs. Victoria Woodruff Martin, OF
New YorH ami Lon on, was nominated 10.
PRESIDENT of the United States, AMI Mrs.
Mary L. Stowe, Of California, was nominated
Tor Vice President. The platform reads as
follows: ,
Whereas, Under the fourteenth amend
ment no citizen is deprived of the francnlse
throu yh law but by custom ana haoit;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That we. the representative
women of America, ask the officers in charge
of the election precincts through the United
States in the coming campaign to give us
the opportunity to cast our ballots on tae
first Tuesday in November, 1892, for our
candidates.
Resolved, That by the united efforts OF
the women voters or this Nation we VIII
drive anarchy, crime, insanity and drunken
ness from our midst by our humanitarian
efforts, backed by the ballot
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12
SUICIDE OF TWO BROTHERS.
They Shoot Each Other and Then
Drown Themselves.

At about 4:3o p. m. Garfisld and Leo Van
Arnam, aged respectively eleven and fifteen
years, left their home, about one mile
north of Greig, Lswis County. N. Y,
to 90 to their grandfathers. They
crossed Black River in boat, and on
their return to the Craig side on the NC
brother with a % calibre revolver which
they had. Leo obtained possession Of the re-
yo.yer and shot his brother, and then ooth
boys committed suicide by jumping into the
river. .-u
A note left by Leo read as follows:
"Garfeld shot me accidentally. l snot
Garfield. I am sorry. You Will ma US
both in the river opposite OF mere.
Tho bodies were recovered from about six
feet of water, and an inquest was held by
Coroner Reniff. The boys were sons OF A.
M. Van Arnam, highly respected citizen.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12
THE PRICE OF PAPER.

If ia Advancing in Consequence Oh
the Prohibition of Rags.
Following the example of the paper man
ufacturers of the United States, the Can-
adian paper makers, who have teen IN ses-
sion in Montreal, have decided to ADVANCE
the price of paper all along the linz. Ihs
prohibition of rags is responsible LOT tnis.
The domestic supply OF rags has au oeeli
secured by traders anu held oy tnem Ifn;tod ~, on
expected advance in price. IN % Tae oe eI,eea RAGS
j. mot not sufficient to keep the mills coing, and
isrqe shipments have been co1:s@ntly con
;ng in from Europa. These being cut Oh,
the trade is placed in an extremely dihcu'1
I Wood pulp has also risen in sympathy
with the advance in rags.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.

1924 Cases Investigated by an Eng
lish Society in the Past Year.
The report Of the Society for the British
Prevention of Cruelty to Children for 1892
states that 1924 cases have been investigated,
involving many instances Of horrible cru
city.
The report says that cruelty is nowisa con.
fined to the poor, while the brutality Of
drunkards seldom equals the deliberate tor
ture inflicted on children by persons who. .sre
sober.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12

TIE plow said to have been left
standing in the furrow by Gen. Put
nam 1l6 years ago when he rushed to
the defense of his country Is on exhi-
bition at hardware store in Daniel
sonville, Conn. OF the lurrow, we
regret to say, no trace whatever now
ramains
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12
FATAL EXPLOSION.
Seven Lives Lost by the Bursting OF
Boiler.

A terrible boiler explosion occurred In
Force g. Dickinson's stave mill at Staples,
small village on the bennington and st.
Clair Railway, four miles from Conoer,
Canada. Seven men were instantly killed.
one was fatally injured and about twenty
others more or less severely hurt.
The cause Of the explosion is not definitely
known. Some contend that the exploded
boiler was old and not fit for use. while one
of the employees Of the mill says that It was w
in GOOD running condition, but tnat ne oe-
lieVes that scales had formed on the plats
and intertered with the working or soneor
the valves. L.,draI
toot nassing in its flight between Two
residences. Bricks and other debris were
catered in all directions but the houses In
the neighborhood escaped with afeW oro6en
windows.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12

/ REPRESENTATIVES OF FIVE tribes OF In
dians met few days ago at Kingman,
forcbly taking Indian children from theil
parents and sending them to Easterl
schools. They will resist all attempts II
take their children to school.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12
A HUSBANDS ACT.
He Shoots His Wife. Kills His Mothers
and Wounds His Brother-in-Law.

and Wounds His Brother-in-Law.
Desanpedro, painter living in the PassY
Quarter Of Paris. France, shot his wife.
killed bis mother, and mortally wounded
his brother.in-law few evenings ago. Tho
killing was done in Desanpedrs's home. He
did not live happily with his wife, ana IN the
afternoon returned home half drunk. ne
began abusing mother and wife, and finally
struck the latter.
When her brother interfered. Desanpedro
shouted that they were all in league against
him. He threatened to kill them all, ana
started for back room where he Kept ms
revolver. His brother-in-law followed mn
and grappled with him. The painter snooh
him loose, got the revolver, and shot him IN
tbs side He then caught his wife, who had
started to run down the hallway, crowdea l
her back into the room, and shot ner IN tns
breast. His mother scream I'd for help and
tried to open a window. He shot her 1ouf
times in the back and she fell dead
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12
remains.

HENRY VIII IS SAID TO nave drawn
$4,000 a night as theatrical attrac-
tion in London. This Is more than
that royal reprobate ever drew in his
lifetime.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-12

FOREST fres scald and grasshopers are
causes gwen tor short cranberry crop IN
New Jersey. There is a report to the effect
fruit fruit trees rec is thinning out the sparrows.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
DR ] A folAG.

The following petition has
been received by THE SIGNAL
with request to publish. II pays
our friend DIR. Young deserved
compliment, showing the conf
dence rcposed in him by his for
mer patrons
CLCELASn, Mlsa-, Apr. n. lss1
We, the undersigned citizen ~
Cleveland aud Ileath's Store
neighborhood. feeling the need
~ physician and approaching
the service and liniency Of Dr i.
A. Young, both a. a physician
and neighboc, do petition him. II
not too much sacrifice on his y RI
10 remove 10 our community and
take up his old practice, promis-
ing him our support aud patron.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

Undsr the laws u the State 10 Mls@i@
sippa the anaerslgaed Clerk ~ tie Cir
colt Court. 81 ~ deputy. all. a The
time and plaoas hereinafter @~t forth.
pfoceed ~ make q Rew registration -
All the qaahned ~l@ctors ~ Copiah
toanty. who shall present themselves
foF registration. visiting each voting dis
tFiet one day ~ fuli0ws
liopvsell, Monday. May III. ls9a
Browns store. TUESDAY, May ". %
kockport. "Wednesday, IS 87
StFuug Hops. Thursday. 10.
Salters. Fridas. Nay -, 1897
Forrest It'll. Saturday. May n, isg2
Center lel. Monday, MAY ~ lss7
fergason. Tuesday. MAY. "a isgl
Posters Creek, Wednesday,. MAY. ss.ga
lteaihs store. Thursday, Nay ~. ~
NJ Hope, Friday. May n, lsa2
Spencefs Mill Saturday, Mas -, "
MaFtiasyille. Monday. May ID. lss7
Beau egard TUESDAY. MAJ III. isF1
Mea~on, "Wednesday. June 1. lss1
Callahan, Thursday. Jane ]. 1897
trg stal springs twi FridayJune 4. lsa2
tnssal Springs tel ~at'y Iana 4. "
GFeens Store, Iuvslay. June = 1897
Plne hluH "Wednesday. Juae :. ls93
Voters q the two districts ~ Halle
hurst from May II. b. Juiy !. There
wiil be no one re- stored after July >
w. > REA,
Circuit Clerk and Register.
a2Iat
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

The big and little are still try.
ing 10 show of In Wesson.
Charles Oliver la his new spring
clothes, sitting In front ~ the
mammoth store a Oliver. Son 4
Co., N which he l. ring leader,
looks almost n nice ~ a basket
Of oranges or bunch of bananas
Our friend Jno. y. Thompson,
boss Of the weave rooms, wa-
called "a Carrollton, Miss. a few
days ago, 10 advise the arrange
ment ~ looms and machinery In
the Carrollton Factory. This
speaks well for his great efficiency
an dworth IN his present position.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hall we're blessed
with the arrival II two fine daugh-
tiers. Two Halls instead Of one
Mr.. aud Mr.. Cal Reed were
the happy recipients ~ a maiden
bud, who, Ia l6 wears will bloom
among the sweet sixtccn-.
MIR. J. NJ. Oliver has arrived
nome with his beautiful bride,
and some how IN riding ont the
reflection or something makes
John also look we'll.
Mr.. A. Hudson got hi arm
caught in.the beltinglof the Mills,
twisting Il out II joint and
breaking the bones In three or
four places.
Bruwdcr Oliver and Charlie
liartwell still put On a bold front.
They say IL our marshal cant
capture you any other way hc
will spit on you, aud then you
have 10 give up.
The old Confederate soldier.
speak Of organizing IN and around
Nesson.
Holloway 4 Salter still have
bet 81 hams, aud swear they sell
them a. cheap a. they can.
The Sullivan ~ the South and
laughing man, ~till hold The
laughin corner.
Fat and Nat mBke \ team. aud
-c!I YOU cheap and don | az mean.
Some ~ the merchants In We.
son spell ginger with a big - 4
AMI some times with too big
"eycs"
Cooperation j. M the 90
among the big aud little don't
YOU know.
II some people about Wc-son
don take TnE SIGNAL aud pay
for u. they will be shown up aud
not know n.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
LiDY'S HOSIERY


Ladies'. do you realize that When goa
buy ~ ths retailer you are paying Tires
unnecessary prodtsy The manuf.rtur.
sF wells 10 the commission houss, the Lot.
taf to the iobber, and the iobl,or In turn
sells n The retail merchant. You must
pay the manufacturer profit first. and
then pay eauh VI tho subsequent hand
lsrs profit, not lnfrequenily paying two
profits 10 The retailer The
m.aas.s,arer.' C.sanal.-sam esmp..y
i@ responsible syndle to ~hleh cell a
rect Ia the consumer. iiy investing in
mannfa sturers' samples. ,slda and ends.
job lots ana the stocks ~ iasolvsnt man.
lfactursra, In connection sith our regu.
lar commission holdings, 49, are able so
sell to the consumer dsreai NJ the com.
mission pFice, whleh IN bat one remove
from the HanufacturHr's.
While this company handles all kinds
OF ladies furnishing. ws are making o
special drive on our hosiery, merely Ia
Introduce, our name ia your territory
aad establish q reputation tor giving
value never before offered, % that you
sili b" fully prepared for our later an.
nouncement ~ our entire line. Read
the toll wlng offer.
Ladies' fnu leugth. fashioned. fast
black hosa, snperhns gauge. (rstailing
everywhere ~ - 10 ~ cents psr pair ws
will sell at III cents or one half dozen %
VI cents
Ladies' extFa length, full regular made
last black and seamless hose. very finest
gauge. retailing everywhere at 50 cents
upl AYE will seli vi 20 cents or one. half
dozen for 81
We pay EXPRESS charges. aud agree un.
eondit'onaily to refund money n hosls
~ - not the values and qualities de-
sertbed. De sure and send the wiss
wanted, and reuembeF that as ws par
express ss cannot afford 10 send iess
than ore half dozen.
OrdeIa must be accompanied by cash
IN either money .ortler. postal note.
stamps or registered letters. addressed
30 the
aanafaetar, RS Commission Company,
eel fifth Ave. Thteaga. M
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

We desire - say a. eur eitike -. that
fnr wears ve have be.n selling nr ktng's
Nsa illsrotfry for Consumption. Dr
king'- Aew Life lila. Bucklen's Arnica
Salye and Elc,src Bitier@ and have
never handled remedies that eel a.. Nell
- that have gwen rtea va ivernal satl.
facttun. Ae - Eat hesitate q guarmn
t. them every tiuR Rtl Nrstand raadA
lf rstuul the pHf44ase prev Il salts
fartnry results ua uu' fu.Lgs their uHe
Ihtar f~Welica have vHn their grr Il
.. pnlarlis pngoly un Their oNa merits
Soil BY ~ II King. Druggist
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
~ H0LtR<nIP GIVEN AWAY

THs stas has scholarship which
willeatitls the holder to i've months
free tuition ~ the Southern Femnle TN.
ivsFsisy. at floFence, AlabamA. whlch !,
PROPOSES b. give to the lady Who shall
secure and forward a. this Office. the
largest naml-r - paid snl,@cFiheru he
fore the ars' das ~ June lisa. the nnnl
l.nF not ~ he less than tweniy five.
Here y an opportuEity fos @pme lsdy q
get fr~e scholarship by a httle wnrk
Read the advertisement ~ the uuiv~rsi.
~ Ia snother calumb. II - not necrs
sery Tor I'll Subscriptions 90 10 cent ~
onos, bni any numbeF you mHy send all
10 cr~siited 10 wa and thu whole added
tsxsethsr On June LIT. ls12
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

The Queen and Irs~eut Route all,
sell tickets 81 rciu "a rates Account the
ul'uwtng uctastnus
A. NJ g. Church General oonferruce
al Philadelphia "a. Ma -
VIC. r. T. !, - Mtssisslppi. al Corrlnth.
Miss May B
Tournament. Hill Gun Club. az Ntrks
burg. Mica. May al
Womeus bsaFi ~ Foreign M,ssious y
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Noiiunal Assembly, ludependence, Ao.
MAJ = 10
Scotch Irish Congress ~ Atlanta, Ga
April -
For further information call on ticket
agents 10 address ID q Edward. a.. T.
\. Gncinnatti, Unhu
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
A Million FTIenus,

A irieni VA nesd y frsend Indeed, and
not lees than enc millon people hasa
touId just such friend IL nr King.
Nes ttscoxsfg f1r Consumption. coughs
and co3ds IL sou have nuyer urri tbs
great cough medicine. ose trth vail con.
vince yuu lhnt d has uua4dsfful curative
plaef fn tlt assaaans IA the throat.
chest sod ltugs Zach bstthe = guarar
ttel fs 49, tl taat Va claimed ~ monr,
HtI u, rvtln.1-u Taal 8uttiv. frrr "a
u kug's Drag store l..r.s h1ttl,a
10 aud 81
tln e. Whites drug store for speoch
anI dialogue lSsokA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
southern Baptist conven

The QUEEN A d0FSENT ROUTE
wsll sea- tickets b. Atlanta. ia. on Nav 3
10 4. Inclusive. ene fare Tor the round
trip Rsacd ~ return until Nay a.
fAe Qaeen a Cr~aent kouts Il the only
hne rannin9 nalia es.tbuieS tram. mhiet
fuF comfsrs. SAFETY and speed are unsnr
psaead Dor fariAer Information cal
"a coy ticket agent or write o. ID. ~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

" Marx.
We
Ebert Ferguson. Jr.
w virtue - IN execution - me Al
rectsd ny u. ID. Bnrrage. Justice ~ the
peace ~ Goriah Ionbty Mississippi IL
the above entltle cause wli On
Monday The 2nd day of MAY fs9a pro.
.eeed 10 eel 40 satisfy Raad writ Ia Tont
~ the Court House ~ saiI CazAnty. N
pablic ontery % the highest bidder Cor
cash during legal hoaFs The following
lands levied upon BY said wrlt lying ana
being in tuplah Aeamty AlassaAipui
towit " y 81 Ia see n TeR east.
JKssa Tmoareox.
siathat tppesabls.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

STATS 0F At@Mi~slPRt.
To Matte Evans sanders NoB ARE
hereby commanded u APPEAR lsrfare the
Chanoery Court ~ Cupiah County Ia
said state "a the s4acond Aualay Ia May
lisa a. defend the suit W said Court
wherein j n. Sanders l. complainant
and YOU are Defendant.
al24t y q MARrIS. Clerk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
Family Cookbook

90 each person sending ua 60 cents for
q six month subscription "a the Family
Journal. This eook book IN scot 20
each slx month subscriber anil will hs
found an almost Invaluable culinary
guide In the hands u tho most experi.
enced haasslteapers. 40 well 40 a nsoamsi
~ to the taexp@reneed II pamme~@@a
the one great asiynnsagss over all other
csokhp0ks Published by bsing a cumpre-
henslse eampil alton u econ0aaieal reel
pea suited Ia housewlsas ~lth limited
means tnsler other heals recipes foV
numerous table laruFaes are given. In
fact ihts oo0k bs0k ts . compendium 10
useful recip@@ uss,l and originated by
the mo~t celebrated chefs cssska and
pastry bakers ~ the present day. With
the fami fssk naek a. q guide 10
huasea 20 hessl wasrs ha . 10 prepare the
lasnt ian ptiioumog th@ asnmf frugal 70
pusi n m~wber ne cad his b Isk ah.
sslmteiy fr q "a exery sea nlpuths' sub.
scrih~r h. the FAsit.g JaussAL rhis /.
no cheap bok. Ii retails aa high a.
I'll 80 aRd 81 90 and ,s worth many tlmas
more ihk FL4il \ J0IRNAL IL an
elegaat moathly fsfa h paper hansi~ome.
y illustrated aud g~,nt.iaung In c0nnec.
ton With eharmsng searsrs aad ch0ies
literature such ap.rl.l ge.stuFem a.
@lioueehold lianta." The bash isns."
The Household lhsAs,r, and numerous
other departalens~ q dos.s.niis interest
each ably edited st s-ll -kEo~n writer's
on the sarloua TOPICS 70 affirmed s.x
aonths' trial sub ~,flpitoa 10 Only 20
Cas- and eatitlev gva.sler to q single
copy ~ IN. tsak.B h. Sead twenty.
i've cents Ia postal nrts or stamps To
TINE y AMiLN JOURNAL CO.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
notlcoto Contrateore

Sealed pFuYo~als fur the contract TO-
bIiliAn n.s bri tge over Capiah Creek
on the tial4atin and GeorgvtoWu Roal
according a. plan and sg@cthvnt tons "a
NE 70 the Chancery clerks ulllce. arr
invited until tbe ss.guua Monday 10 MAJ
ISL, NheFo sHtd tnnirsvt will H. awnFd
- by tAe Hrari y SapeFyisars. Al the
same time th. luulber IN the OIL brilgs
all - sold b. the highest hia.lur f0r
cash ~ order IL "a. iirarl
App - 10 AAWFtN, Clerk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21
n oslce 20 Road ovsrseers

All road vxerseera whose roads ars
not posted are requested 10 call M ths
Court Hnnse ard ct mile hoaFds and
post them n Ne early = day ~ possible
by or der II tho Board.
Apr 1854 @ MAKTIS. Clerk.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

Remember thst Or. y. y Suher - ~
second class Dentist, that b. wants
nothing but what - right and n yun
all cnirust your work b him he wtll
takc specsal Ps,us 10 trying % piease
NWN
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

The best salve IN the world Cor cuts.
bFuiseA sores ulcers. esit rh@nma. Fever
~orea. tatieF. ehapped <hsnds. et llblains,
rorna and al akln efuYsieaef aud pcs.
lively care Piles o. Tnnney nfunded. IN
10 guaranteed 10 give peffset satisfaction
or non~y s~funa~,im Pres % csnl@ p~r
box. Pr sale ~ WBl King.