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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

lI M are now made = paper palp that
same manner "a the material used for TIA
manufacture Of paper car wheels Owing
70 the tenacity Of the psper Il = prscti-
osliy impossible 70 iE.inrs a trunk made u
this material New York Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
4 small Shoe snop.

The snlai.esN skoe store b. New York =
a h;tle shop q. - Esizzue street irs
widrh i,y ag-1:al nses ,'.sea.-ur ; jus, g ZEE,
anal inches te-NcSa walls. y-.5gl gives
is so.e occEIszE1 - Re SIS with .sl> hask
against one side. barely rosz4 10 asEsi,e
: work ard ss-izZ hss hEmuise v5t lss.gc
toacAius the opposite see b. zna
Shoe WesSjy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

Tss worlds rrrs. dsai oef,.r seF
Its chaScbsz. schools aud 60 iege4
Ter nations Low DO igozsr ssF.
T5sT Simply EaEks s2slagssa-
-Chsesss Mi.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

Box-Bow L. your unelsi Il he cat a
danger yeti
Cox-No. indeed Oh. hzyent 90 heart
the news lie died day before yssts-day.
Boston Transcript
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
SHE WAS A UNION SPY.
How Pauline Cushman Tried to Serv'


major" Pauline Cushman. now Mrs.
Pauline Fryer, lives at LIS Market
street, San Francisco, and though too
much broken in health to follow her
profession as an actress, she is still
lively and sociable lady. She was born
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
Pears
Soap

Beauty IS but skin
deep" was probably
meant to disparage beau
ty. Instead it tells how
easy that beauty is to
attain.
There is no beauty
ike the beauty OF health
was also meant to dispar-
age Instead it encour-
ages beauty.
Pears Soap is the
means Of health to- the
skin. and SO to both these
sorts oil beauty.
All sorts Of stores sell
it. especially druggists;
all sorts Of people use it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
Inter.tats cenmsre. commi.sien.r.

Hon. James Wilson McDll, recently
appointed member Of the interstate com
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

Che their line ba sa0 reliable furnished
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
The Convention.

The State democratic nominating cohEeh-
tion will meet in the State House IN t"ium-
bia to-day at twelve O'Clock.
AS far as we are informed, nothing ol
special interest is likely to oc' ur. The ola
ticket, with Tillman at its head, will likely
be re.nominated without contest except Tor
the office Of Attorney-General. General NC
Lauren has been nominated for Congress, ana
of course there Is a break in the line. in So Tar
as that office is concerned. The contest for
this place will be entered into by General
Townsend, who has been serving as Assistant
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and Mr.. Benet of Able
Vile, who also desires the office.
The Press and Banner has never had
elympse behind the curtains, and at thlS
writing this newspaper is unable to name the
probable lucky man. =
Quite an animated discussion has sprung
UP within the last few days as TO the merits
OF the two men. Heretofore the newspaper
editorials have been more favorable 10 1eh-
eral Townsend, but last Saturday two OF The
Registers correspondents made sIrong a
showing for Mr.. Benet. In reply, "lliihlan'
ite and A Allianceman" had a vigorous artlcle
in the Register on Monday in behalf OF Mr.
Townsend, with a disposition at the same
time, to dcprcciate the claims of VIC. Behe'
ESQ.
Our delegates went down yesterday, and 1t
Governor Gary with them, to attend Il meet.
ing of the Executive Committee.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21

Icading the market! CtP Hammond 4
CO. HEADQUARTERS for Shoes, Leather. Harness,
Trunks aud Saddles. Don't buy until you see
them and they will save you money.
Miss May Clark, Experienced Dress Maker
at Haddons.
IInddon'S Opening will begin next Thurs
day 22d, the Ladies are all cordially invited.
dresses cut and fit or made to order by Miss
Clark at lladdon'S.
White Hrut hers nave Il nice line of carpets
and "a very handsome assortment Oi tugs.
Call and see them.
II you want to sec great many pretty
things look at the Fancy China at White
l;rothcrs' store Some of the guest cups ana
uIcr dinner coflrcs are exquisite.
Wanted at once by White BrotherS-Any
gent IeIrin who wishes To buy ~ suit or clolh-
ing, an uvercoat. II hat. Il pair of shoes, shirts,
collars, underwear, SOCKS, Il scarf or hahukcr-
chief Any one or all OF the above named mr.
tlclcs will he supplied on application III the
lowest prices.
"A minister was residing with farm
er near Glasgow, while on visit to
that city. In reply to an invitation
to cat some fine fruit, he mentioned
that he never tasted napplc or any
kind of green fruit. The fact evoked
considerable surprise but Il Scotch
man who had listened with much ull-
concern, dryly remarked, ats Il peety
but We had been in Paradise, and there
micht na lac been ony faa."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gilbert, OF BordeauX'
spent the day with friends in the city last Fri
day.
of pretty goods OF all kinds; ana we venture
TO say that ut no place can they buy at lower
The usual bad spell of weather which comes
every year aboIt The time OF the fall equinox
struck us Monday in full force, and put stop
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith came over Satur-
day from Atlanta on visit to relatives IN
the city. ,,
ronized, and had about all the colored people
they could pack in the cars. The r. q ID.
train was so well filled that IL dlo not StoP az
Donalds, where l75 tickets were sold. the eH-
cursion business must be q paying one.
Mr.. j. s. Cothran, Jr.. has left us again. he
has returned to "Cornel," where he will grad
uate next year. ~ c, ,,
Mrs. L. B. Calhoun has returned aiter TWO
months stay IN Greenvil!e and Marietta.
Mr.. James Chalmers has been elected spcre,
tary and treasurer for the town for the fiscal
year. Mr. Chalmers is well worthy OF me
place, and will no doubt fill II to the ent're
satisfaction Of every one.
Miss sophia Haskell and Mr.. Lewis Haskell
are visiting the family of their uncle, VIM. H.
Mrs. !. Aiien Smith r3turned to Savannah
Thursday where she will visit her mother.
Mr. ]. T.. &. DuIre paid flying Vislt 10
town last week. Mr.. nulre, always receives
hearty welcome in Abbcville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. =. Barnwell spent lnSt
Wednesday in Cokcsbury with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wyatt Aiken. ,..
Miss Lucia Parker left Monday for Balii-
more where she goes to attend school; she
will be much missed by her many fri"nds.
Miss Mary McAIaster returned to her meme
in Winnshoro Monday, after short but
pleasant visit to Miss Mary White.
Miss Mary White is spending few days III
COX cSbury. .,
Cadet Robert Perrin Is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Mctaw, of Torkviile.
Miss Ellen Parker and Mr.. Frank inrker; ni
Charleston are visiting the family oil MI. W.
II. Parker. ;.;,
Miss Alice Ward'aw, Of Baltimore, is visit
ing relatives in town. ~ ,. ,,,,,
Mrs. Lizzie Harrison, of Millway, has been
wishing relatives in the city for several nayS.
Miss isabella Braitnn, OF SpartahDurS, II
the guest of Mrs. l.. w. Perrin.
Miss Lalla Calhoun, of Monterey IS paying
Miss Sallie Marshall Il visit this week.
Miss Mamie Lee has been visiting friends
in Due West since Friday last.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.

The ladies viii not forget r. NJ. Haddon &
Cos. opening day, beginning Tomorrow. IL is
indeed a great pleasure to stroll through this
eden OF beauty and behold the rivalry OF
art and science, striving with that of nature.
Miss Lula Harralson OF Greenwood Is now
visiting the family of Mr.. W. ]. DeNore.
Mrs. f.. 4. kemps OF Whitewright, Texas Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J.R. Blake, Jr. Her
husband, Prof. Kemp formerly OF Greenville
$. G., is now President OF Grayson College, in
Whitewright, Texas.
Miss Leona Blake after visiting friends in
LowndeEvillc, Greenwood, and other towns,
is now spending a while in Abbevllle WIFI
her brother and family.
Mr. J. Bolton Iyles and family have moved
to AbbeviIle. MIR. Lyles is formerly from
Camden but recently from Ninpty.Six, and
them to our town.
Miss Lila Swearingen OF the vicinity OF
Latimer is visiting the family Of j. K. Blake,
Jr.
Mr. r. G.. Perrin is again with Haddon I
Co. for the busy season. "TOm" is at home
any where you put him.
Mr. Oscar Cobb of Greenwood, is back with
c. l.. Hammond X Co., where he VIII be Slad
to see his friends.
our colored friends had "jubilec" last
wcek-two excursions the same day.
The Trustees Of the Methodist church are
reoucstcd TO meet over Capt. Edwards store
next Thursday afternoon at ]. 30 O'CLOCK. n
full mcctin. is earnestly desired.
Miss Mary Clark an experienced Dress
maker is now with X. NJ. liaddon d Co.
Mrs Marion Doar of Georgetown arrived in
the city last Monday on visit to her cousin,
Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monday have moved to Alb
bevilc and live in the cottage formerly oc.
cupicd hy Mr. W. G.. DuPrc. They were uni ted
to the Methodist church last Sunday by let
ter.
Mrs E. IL. Hughcy of Greenwood, is visit
ing the family OF Mrs. r. &. Seal.
The anthem "l'rlisc wnitcth for Thec was
beautifully rendered By the choir in the Meth
odist church last Sunday morning. and was
much enjoyed by those present who were
lovers of music.
Mrs II. NJ. IIaddon, has perhaps one the
oldest night-blOomin% cerruS III town Last
week it WAS arraycd in ali of its beauty, hay
ing II blooms during the night. The plaut j.
nearly ~ years Old, and its cuttings, are
growing in many cities.
We had the pleasure of seeing Il beautiful
plant nt this kind last week In the yard o
Mr. J. II. DuPre.
Mr.. Oscar Dunbar of TOCcOa. Ga, Is now day
operator at the q. c.. ~ ", depot, while Mr.
Joe Scott will act as night operator and watch
man.
MIR. J. r. speed is now in Abbcvillr, buying
cotton seed for the Elbcrton on Nlli 'oin
pany. ~
Abbcvilc is now filled with cotton buyers
Bring in yOur cotton and obtain thc illsllcS'
price, ;lS they are prepared To pay All IL j.
worth any where in the up country:
The synod OF South Carolina will mcct nj
AbbcviIc In the Presbyterian church, ',rio
Der 18th next. VI.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
THE BONDS AND THE SCHOOL



The work of putting up the school building
progresses, and the time for opening the
school approaches. The next principal rs eN-
pectcd TO be here next Friday "r Saturdny'
and he will open the school in the new build
Ing on the following Monday week.
Tn, building Will not be finished. but
enough of it will bc in condition TO occupy,
until other portions are finished.
The STATE Is ready to go on now, ana a. 1T
tie while the ROOF will hc ON. when ~ pi;tS-
tcring will be doHc with all possible dlSrltcn:
Wien the house is finished attention Will
be given to furnishing 1t III Il comlorlahic
manner.
The Trustees have sold twcnty-nine bonds
since our last report Prot j. +. Ice III Due
West took twenty, ana Mr.. John y. Harris oi
this village took Il number. Only some twcn-
ty-two OF the bonds remain unSoid, ana II
anybody wants 10 invest they had better do
So at once.
Ns the opening OF the school in the new
building. of which any town might wen be
proud, will not only be Il notable event IN me
annals Of our educational facilities, hut VIII
also mark an Important event III the history
of the town, we propose, II the teachers VIII :
furnish the list, to publish the full name OF
ev, ry child and teacher who may he present
at the opening of the school. We trust, tnere-
fore, that the teachers may furnish us WIN
the full name of every child that may DC en-,
rolled on that day. Please give US the iuli
nunu.-not the initials. "
If il he practicable to do so, we would DC
glad 10 have the names of the children III
their respective classes, together with thc
names OF the books which they VIII study ID
class.
II Is only Orcc in Il life that town deu'-
Gates Il new building for educalional purposes
and it Is meet and proper that we take oecGni-
ing notice OF the fact. There Is history III
the existence of every building, as well aS IN
the life of every citizen. For this reason IL Is
AS well to note the origin or beginning ol Il
public institution. as RI Is 10 write lhe niItlI'
Surroundings and future career Of the cltlHcll.
The lime for OpeninG the school has not
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
Doomed to Disappointment.

Those Of our fellow citizens who are expect
ing the Government to furnish an easy way
TO pay their debts, or legal enactment 10
prevent the collection Of what they honestly
owe and formally contracted TO pay, are
doomed to disappointment.
The constitution Of the Country would pre-
vent the interference with contracts between
citizens, and there is no power on earth
which will make the Government pay the
individual debts OF Its citizens.
The State itself, or the Nation itself, mish'
repudiate It's own debts, but 1t has no con-
stitutional right to interfere with the con,
tracts between citizens. Contracts between
citizens are inviolable, and those who do moi
intend to pay what they promise, will be
made to toe the mark.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
The Committee Appointed.

New Orleans. August 2l.-Gcnerai lnhn b
Gordon, commanding the Confederate \tt
Grams. makes the following appointments vi
con !ormi'y with n rcSolui l"i n,iiluiHh""H,a
n,.srL hv The late convention oi United Con,
ir,lernlc Veterans. held ut New Orleans Aprii
:, lS.r as the committee whose duiie: u Shi,i'
he To mrmorialize the Governors ana lHsiS"t >,
which culnpoSed the late confederate H'aicS
who have not already done so, requesting iiii'
appropriations be made for manned ana ,,.p heIp
less Confederate veterans and their WIDOWS
to wit: LeutcnantS General "aue i'Iinp
tom inlumhIn. :. C., chairman; Hon. Jolll
~, Daniel, Richmond Va; cX-Hoverhor h"p
cri LowcrS. Jackson, Miss; cX-Gntcriior -
:. EuSS College station, Tex; cN-Gofcihoi
James r. Eagle, Little Rock, Ark.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
The Way to Better Our Condition.

Great hostility is being manifested by some
people against those neighbors who, oy econ
omy and hard licks, have accumulated some
thing. Instead of abusing the thrifty citizen
1t would be more profitable If the grumbler
emulated the example Of those who are well
Off in this worlds goods. Very few men ever
better their condition. except in the hard Old
way, namely: by persistent work and strict
economy. If those who are dissatisfied with
their lot will give more attention TO theiI
shop, their Office their store, or their farm, as
the case may be, and less attention to the al
fairs of the State, they will prosper more
There are always enough politicians TO take
care of the commonwealth. II is the private
enterprise that is suffering for want of per
sonal attention.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
A High Position.

Prof. VIM. Hood, lately Of Erskine college,
has been elected TO a ProleSsorship in the
High Schools at Washington, d. C.. where ms
sphere of usefulness will be enlarged and his
field Of labor will be much greater. lie has
gone to the city and has accepted the place,
where he will teach four hundred scholars
and will have a number Of assistants In the
different branches. Both the institution to
which he has gone and Professor Hood are To
be congratulated. For the present Professor
Hoods family will remain in Due West.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
PIANO RECITAL.
Delightful Entertainment by Miss
JOnes's Mysic Class.

Delightful Entertainment by Miss
JOnes's Mvsic Class.
On last Friday evening Miss Anna Jones
and her music Class gave Il most charming e
Musicale" In her large class room over the
National Bank which was crowded with the
patrons Of her class, member OF invited
guests.
At the close Of the Program given. below
Mr.. j. G. Klugh. presented the prizes TO
Misses Bertha Fl i'll and Margie Sign, awarded
to them by their teacher for their proficiency
In music.
PROGRAM.
Chorus-Welcome to Frlends-Class.
Piano Duet-Fairy Fingers WaltZ-Misses
Sien.
Piano Duet-Delicioso Waltz-Misses Flo
ried Reese and Gertrude Moore.
Piano Solo-Peri WaltZ-MisS Marsie sign:
Duet-Home Sweet Home-Miss Bertha Hill
and Bessie Jones.
Vocal Solo-Beautiful Love-Miss Mamie
Taggart.
Piano Duet-Barber of Sevile-Miss Rebec-
ca and PIevena Seal.
Piano Solo-Return of Spring Polka-Miss
Bertha Hill.
Piano Duet-Eectro Flash Gnlop-MisS
Fannie Wilson and Teacher.
Piano Solo-Love in May MiRs Rebrcca Sea !.
Two Caliphs OF Bagdad-Miss Fannie Nor
row, Bertha II Ill and Teacher
This entertainment afforded much pleasure
to the audience, as we'll as rejecting great
credit upon Miss Jones the teacher. All the
class did well and aS an evidence thereof Miss
Jones expects TO give frequ Recitals show
ing the progress OF Fer scholars. M.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
AbbeyilIe Calling Back Her Old


Abbeville is paying highest prices for cot,
ton. cents was bid on cotton Monday. and
market advancing. Cotton buyers ineet The
wagons anxious for the cotton, and a sharp
competition prevails. We have eight or ten
cotton buyers.
Cotton seed is In big demand here, and
those selling cotton and cotton seen shoul9
bring them 10 the place where there is Il good
demand.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21

Needles, Pins, Hair Pins, Safety Rms. Cur
tain Pins, Agate Buttons, Pearl Butt"hS'
Dress Buttons, Crochet Buttons, Shoe folish'
Sewing Machine Oil, Sewing Machine Nee
dies. Bands, Shuttles and Bobbins, Trim
ming Braids, Stay Binding, skirt Braid, Fin
ishing BraidS, Dutch Linen Bra'uS' NICK
Rack Braids, Novelty Braids. SIX ana MO
hair Braids, Table oil Cloth, Dress Shields
silk OH Cloth, Rubber Cloth. Wash En-
broldery Silks Arascnc-Slb Cords. SILK Gir-
dies. Silk and Jet Bralds, Ribbon Fringe,
H,hbon Fronts, silk and Feather Trimming,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
Look ut This.

White Brothers now offer:
6WD pounds meat.
$40 barrels Flour bought at very low prices
100 bushels Corn Meal.
LOCO bushels pure rust proof Red Oats.
lOJ bushels pure seed Barley. EG
90 sacks salt.
Also Sugar, Coffee, Teas, tagging and Ties,
Rice GrIts and all other kinds OF
Groceries. White Brothers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
THE RECENT HOMICIDE.
vg1,SKEY 90. INSULTING WORDS.
PISTOI.S..DENTII-.
BARS.
Distressing Result of a Personal Dii-
fcuIty...The Father Of u Depend
cut Family is Dcad---The Slayer Is
i'm The Hands Of the Sheriff.

T. X. Mcintyre, who was wounded about
two weeks ago in a personal dlihcuity WIN
William Means, and lodged IN JAN the saile
day died in the prison yesterday about mid
day. He was a married man, some thlrty'
five or forty years of age, and leaves wife
and Il dependent family OF children.
In TO within short time ago, he was sec
tion master on the g., G. h n. Railway at
Watts Station, eight miles west OF Abbevile
He came from North Carolina recently, and
but little is known OF him.
William Means, his slayer, Is member OF
the Means family in this county. lie is
carpenter by trade, and when the shooting
took place he was at work on house ior
Thomas Ferguson. three ana hall lnlieS
from Abbevile on the Warrenton road. lie
was in town at the time OF Mclntyres death,
and Sheriff Mann had him In custody ten
McIntyre died in the west corner room Of
the first iioor. Means is In cell on the same
floor east side.
The facts and the scene yesterday suggest
sermon but we will not intlct one. IL was
a ritiful sight, and suggested thoughts Of sor-
row for the living and the dead.
The prisoner made this statement:
McIntyrc came to the building on which
WAS ut work last Wednesday week. He was
drinking and talked to Mr.. Brown and me
in an insulting manner. He drew an axe on
John Brown, the man under whom l was
working. told him he had better go away.
He might get hurt. ! told him he was ours.
ing the wrong crowd, and insisted on his get,
ting Off without any more fuss. told he had
better go away. He then went away. saying
IL was all right. He would leave. He came
back with gun in about fifteen or twenty
minutes. He had 1t in his hands In shoot-
ing position, about two steps from the corner
of lhe house. where was working. run to
the corner of the wall TO get behind the
wcaiherpOarding. Just as got there he shot
one barrel Of a double barrel gun, missing me
some three or four inches. \ few shotwent
into a lime barrel. just ct my feet. / thelI
shot a pistol at him twice, as fast us / could
fire. He said he was shot, and gave up. he
was hit in the left leg. and tell. After lie fell
he cursed me, and said he would get me.
expect | would have further hurt him, but
Tom Ferguson and Alex Graves interiered.
came right on TO town and Swore out
warrant before Trial Justice Cox, and had
him arrested and imp isoned the same day Of
the shooting.
AS soon as heard that he was dead, went
to the Sheriff That was, l suppose, about
twelve o'clock.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21

SEE the notice of the sale of the PERSONA
estate OF the late Mrs. Sarah NJ Calhouh III
another column.
This is /, season for bargains. ana the mci
chants that hayn't them wont DE I'D IT,.
have them in every department. W. Il. be'''
Are you watching lie fashions" II So ra,,
md soc the new things In dress goods ana
silks. W. +. Bell.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
Notions and Small Wares.

Feather Boas, SILK and Gloria Umbrellas,
Ladies' GosSamers, Jersey Gloves. Wool
Mills. Zephyrs, worsteds, Wool Knitting
Yarns, White and Colored Cotton knittng
Yarns, Rubber Hair Pins, Silver and Giit
Hair Pins, Scarf Pins. Jet, GILT and silver
Ear Drops, Initial Pins, Lace Pins, Gilt and
silver Hair ornaments, Leather and Cam
yass Belts, Leather and Velvet Zones, Hand
Satchels, Shoe Hooks. Tooth Brushes, Hair
Brushes, Dressing Combs, Roach Combs
Tuck Combs, Swandown and other Face
Powders.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21

His friends in Abbeville County will be sor
ry to learn of his death which occurred few
days ago at his home In Anderson. lie was
in his iitty- fifty year.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
Dress Goods.

6Do OR CHOICE DRESS PATTERNS, two alike Our
eDCFa number of excu
this of the State
fashionable hadesPcador Pvne Pharon Bu
GEnoe, Also variety of Idescen hev-
will be shown for the
neXt30
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21

TIE Job printing Office of the Press and
Banner receives many orders from other
counties, and we see no good reason why me
I,ress and Banner should not do all the print
ing for AUbeville county.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-21
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that petition mas
" this day been tllrd In the ,eaa once Ior %' said aid
county. for the appointment or j: ruI,er
Iynn, Judge OF Probate. Guar'iian of the MS rs
tmtcs of C0rnelia Y: TngSart William u. Mrs Ing'
"art and Mary o. Taggart minors, by MIS-
Mary Tennent with whom said minors reSlIe: ;ld,:
said minors have an estate CONSISTING Gn,eIIy
Of undivided real estate and Il small amount
nr ,nnnnv-ihe whole being of about tne
value of seven thousand dollars -lnherilea ieil
from their father. w. NJ. Tagsart ana tneiT
mother, Carolina Taggart, both deceased anu
no fir, competent and responsible person can
be found who is willing TO- assume e saeh GT'h1r ,he
ImI"r ri the Eighth Circuit, on October 3tn
NEXT. at Chambers. for an order appointing .; .;
Fuller Lyon. Esq, Probate Judge suaraiRh oi
said estates.
DeBRUHL & BRADLEY,
Attorneys for Petitioner
Sept. 2l, ls.H, st