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No Licensed Theatre In Warrington.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE prop ie,ors hav-
ing failed to comply with the requirements of
tho new building regulations. an order was is
sued yesterday revolving tn" liccus ~ tn. new
National Theatre. Washington Is now without
n licensed playhouse. some Of the theatres
hav" made tile necessary changes. Int nonr Of
them have as Yet com pl ed with tho law 1t is
safe to say. however. thut the necessary regu-
lntions will be ,omplie led with. and that tho
houses will be opened at the opening Of tho
RAlSOn.
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I.atGn-Frrnc'I

IoSDoN. July 14.-Col Herbert Francis
Eaton. rothcr Of Baroh thcylesmore AMI
Commander Of the Grrnndicr Guards who
were sent tn bermuda last year ms n rebuko
for characterization, was married this after
noon ut the Wellington BARRACKS Chapel to
Bessie, tho daughter ut Francis French Esd.
OF New York. The .iey.. Mr. Butler and tho
Rev Mr.. Armtagr. military chuplRip. Of
hriatcd TIL, service was choral. The bride
was drcssc: In white -at'n, I3int lace, court
brides father gave her. away. ThorC were
Aye bridesmaids, Misses Taylor, Elsie French,
Miss Kiciards Of Paris. Lord Ghcylesmore
acted as b'st man. Alter the ceremony u re-
ce,ton was held at the residence al the bride.
Hyde Park Tho couple will spend their
honeymoon At Mra !ow Bank. Windsor; the
home of Col. Eaten. sister. and they will go
tn Newport very = IN. Minister Lincoln, Sec.
rotary Of Legation White and Mrs. Whit. and
a large number III other weli-known people
were present The iather Of the bride has
bestowed $500. 0OO on her rs a dowry.
For m. Adirondack Nounta,ns. nav cara nav routel
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Former Detective Dave" Corwin suspected
two women Of shopliiting and followed them
into a hallway in Brooklyn on Wednesday az
ternoon. When they saw him they dropped
and pretty. was caught. Her companion. a
mddle-aged woman. escaped The prisoner
said she was Tornema Thompson OF 43 CO.
lmmbia place. The abandoned sunshadcs con-
tanned fancy articles and trinkets. from all
Of which tho trademarks had been removed.
identity them. The prisoner was discharged
yesterday by Judge Walsh. as no oneappealcd
against her. The girl said that tho articles
had been stolen by her companion.
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A Wife Mur.ic r-r Haired.

RALEIGH. n C.. July 14.-Charles Blackman.
colored. was hanged in the inil yard in Green's
boro at noon to-day. large number NJ peo-
pie. mainly cn!orcd. signed u petition t. tho
execution lie pull lie. hut this Wa re':Srd. and
lluckinan's request for n private execution
was granted His crime was the murder OF
his VIII" early in IL" spring. ile r"uiossed the
Grim" and expressed u readiness to meet
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RIE sci" Cr cine = uwds.

DuLuTH. Jnly 1.-THE millionaire lumber
firm Of Wright. Davis Co. signed papers yes
terday disiosing Of one Of TIA" lnrGest tracts Of
pinc land eve" closed cut IA The west Tho
ilrm owned d. o 100 GOO feet Of tanning tim
sippi This has all been sold to tn" Pine Tree
l.umber Company. u Weyerhauser concern. for
about >. l3UU.,lOO.
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BERLIN. July IA few days ago the Gar
willis aroard his yacht. tho Pole Star. sent
word to tina Imperial Chamberlain. NJ Lind
holm TINT he wished to 500 him. The Cham
herlain. in hurrying To respond. tripped on the
cat in stairs and foil nj th" feet Of the Gar.
injuries which h.. sustained in falling have
since resulted IN his death.
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DISAPPEARANCE OF 4 FREE 18th.
Tho Fifty Bnthers Ave Warned In Time
and ScrNMhLe Ashore Safely

and Scramble Ashore tJuFely.
Fifty men and boys wore swimming in the
free bath at the foot Of Noble street. Green
point. on Tuesday night when the float gan
to sink. There was scramble for the bath
rooms. and In the rush several OF the batbers
we're thrown down. Both keepers. John Mo-
out. and then made q circuit OF all the rooma
When they reached the last tie water was al
most up to- their shoulders. As they climbed
structure sank out Of sight. Several Of the
bathers left their clothes and valuables in the
public baths owned by the city, and was
opened three weeks ago. 1t is supposed that
the float sprang Leak The ath house lies
in twenty feet OF water. and is visible only ut
low tide,
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Appo,n,Asut. by Gov. Flower.

ALDANY.. July 14-Gov. Flower has made the
following appointments; Daniel NJ Leahy Of
Little Falls. Port Warden Of the Port OF New
York Mrs Gertrude A. Moss OF Rochester trus-
tee Of the state Custodial Asylum for Feeble
minded Women: Simon Smith Of Ithaca. Com
missioner OF the Meteorological bureau and
Weather Service lreappointmcntl.
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Note. OF Foreign happenings.

England is strongly advising Canada to sus-
pend tho importation at British breeding cat
III" owing 10 tao existence OF tho riud"rlrst
Lieut.. RonhoIs, formerly Governor Of Bago-
muyo. has pni,lish"d a book in herin strongly
den"uncng tho existing German regime in
Africa.
Prince Bismarck recently told tho retired
actor Ernest lHsselt that he intended To buy
M estate In bavaria, near the late klng Louis
castle Of Chienser.
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Here
7 0 STAY

Because the best authorities
on cooking use and recon-
mend it. Because its use is
endorsed by the medical pro-
fcssion, and because it is the
best shortening and frying
material known. Certainly
a mammoth claim, but it is
supported by tho unqualified
testimony OF tens of thou
sands of housekeepers " no
use
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LONDON. Jul, l4.-The wreck Of the steam
shin City Of Chicago. near Kinsnlc. has leen
boarded by thieves. who looted the storeroom.
the lock OF which was broken. a quantity of
steamers hnv" succeeded in saving large
quantity Of provisions. rope. chain cables. &c.
j mo weather prevails.
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Russia to Participate In the Monetary Con.
ference,

W lsHIS"ToN. July 14.--Russin has notified
the United States Of her acceptance Of the in
yitation to participate in tie International
Mopctary Conference. Will lusaia'S accept
anc". all til" countries Of Europ" which We're
invited have sent formal accDItan"es. The
matter will now 10 lnii before COngrcss.
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Touse Of REPRESENTATIVES.

ma smoke OF tho silver lattlc having van
'H"ed. tho House resumed it's session this
n'rh'ng with clear skies. The members gath. t
.re' IN groups about tho hall and discussed
) me result n yesterdays action.
ihe following measures were passed: A bill
be1tcnd to the port OF Dunkirk. N. y. the
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LIVERPOOL. July lion behalf OF the Gov
eminent Of Sweden and Norway. the Marine
Board Yesterday presented Can't. Mckay IT tho
Cmi ria with II birorGar ginss for his bravery
in rcscning fifteen, Norwegian sniI,rs on the
Banks Of Newfoundland in April 100.
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Gene. from the C,c.,. q, Lebanon,

Park President Rrower of BROOKLYN has re-
ceivcd a cone from the Cedars 81 Lebanon
from tho American Consul nj Bnvrout. IL
will be placed in Prospect ark. Ex-Prssi-
dent Cleveland. 1t is said. received u similar
present from Beyrout-
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DR.. LESLIE E. KELLEY

Has established babylon /. branch of his cello
brated lnsrute for The treatment OF Alcoholism. the
Morphine Habit, and Nervous Diseases For particu.
lars, address wM WISE. Babylon IL Ia Or call At New
YORK once, 7 East 27thsb
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UAcie Sam VIII Pay the Damage. and VIII
Continue the Tests Mt Sandy Hook.

WASHINGTON. July 14.-Capt. Frank Heath.
the ordnance officer in charge Of the proving
ground at Sandy Hook. in a report on tho &C.
cidental hitting Of the schooner Tilton by .
shot from ten Inch rife during tho tests last
Saturday. says that no blame can be attached
to any one for the accident, which was clearly
unavoidable. The United States Will pay for
the dan age to the schooner. but MS there is q
lack OF available funds the matter will probably
Referring to the renewal OF complaints
against the location OF the proving grounds at
Sandy Hook: caused by this accident, Gen:
is likely to continue to test its guns at the
Hook until better place can be provided. and
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The s.L,,, and Krow,ess.

EsssnAi to the rrodgction Of the most perfect and
popular laxative remedy known. enabled the
fornia fiE Syrup Co. TO achieve success ia the
reputation of ts remedy syrup OF Figs II Is oon.
trnxgtstG-IiN W. ~ ~ 49,
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The TIA. on Dividend. or Corpor.,I ms

ALBANY. July l4-The law Of 1890. which
taxes the dividends declared by certain cor
poratons. has been very carefully looked into
by Comptroller Campbell, and MS a result he
has been able to collect tax from u large
number OF corporations which have not here
tofore paid up. In all these cases the com
panirs are required to pay tax on all divl-
ton. Thousands Of dollars have. in cOnse-
Guence, leen tnrned into the Stat" Treasury.
Tiffany 4 Co. Of New York WAS one Of the com
pnnias which hayo never raid this tax. AMI tho
l,omptrolrr las levi, u tax IN the cnnnany's
dividends for the last twelve years which will
foot up S2OOOOu.
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Perfect In Equ' pment
Are the through trains OF the PennsyN AniA Railroad
They AHoTd the acme OF comfort IN Tave,-Ad1
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For the Adirondack Mountains: new cara new route.
perfect service by the New York centraL-Adr,
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Representative Raines OF New YORK. by re-
quest. introduced in the House to-day n bill
approprlatipg $4,000 for the purpose Of en-
perinenting upon and constructing aero
motors and machines on tho plans II iylanh
C. Kirk. who shall lie allowed $4,000 for pre-
liminary experimental purposes. Tn" np-
Precipitation r. to 10 In charge OF committee
consisting Of ono member Of tn" Congress.
one tnitod States senator. and Commits
sioner OF the District OF Columbia. tue re-
suit OF the eXperim' mt II successful. IN the
Judgment 81 he committee I'll" remaining
S4O.OOO is 10 he expended In construct ng n
practical apparatus for navigating the air.
The Senate sends the Sundry Civil bill over
to tho House with three or four hundred
amendments. increasing The agGreGstr, appr,n-
respective " tho S5.0O0.OUO Worlds Fair
souvenir half-dolar scheme.
priation bill: also the l., 81 OfIic" AppropriA-
ton bill also the hill authorizing TIL" issu-
ance OF patents 10 the legal heirs OF BENJAMIN
Metoyer
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-02-24
KEOWEE'S CURRENTS.
The People Pass In Revlew-Nobody
Is Tearing His Shirt for Tillman.
Keowee, S. c., Feb. 20, 18'
orl 4;,oao ora ox,or of 1oct

keOWee, .. w., FeD. ~, 1857.
. Hard times are over at last.
The merchants are taking mortgages and
liens that are all right for the present.
Mr.. R. G. Kay, whose wife's death we
mentioned in our last letter, died Friday
10Th. He will be buried to-day at Little
River church, the funeral being conducted
by Rev. R. D. Hawkins.
Mrs. Margaret Robinson, who has been
sick with dropsy for twelve months, is no
better. She is good woman and has many
friends who hope that she may yet get well
Mr.. J. c. Shirley's baby is very sick with
diphtheria.
The people around here are further along
with their farm work than usual at this
time Of the year.
Mr.. W. L. Mitchell is building fine set of
stables.
We have q good school at Keowee. Miss
Ida Bell. of Level Land, is the teacher.
Rev. r. d. Hawkins, the beloved pastor OF
the Little River and First Creek Baptist
churches, is thinking Of moving to Honea
PATH
Mrs. Rachel Greer has returned to her
home in Texas, after spending several
weeks with friends and kinfolks around
Honea Path.
Mr.. G. NJ. Greer, the farmer merchant and
postmaster of Honea Path, is shipping the
cotton he raised last year to Boston.
DR.. u. A. Hudgens, Of HOnea Path, IS IN
Texas travelling around for his health. He
has not improved very much.
Don't think anybody in this section will
tear their shirt for Tillman this year:
~ On the Line.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. Joel c. Wler came up from Ninety-SiX
Thursday and Srent the night The guest oil
Mr.. w. Joel Smith.
Me>srS. CnuIter Cothran and Lewis Russell
came home from Columbia last W edneSday
on Il short vacation.
we hear that the public school trustees have
decided ON a building site for the new Scliooi
building, but where, we do not know.
Mr.. j. Fraser Livingston spent several days
in the village last week visiting relatives and
friends.
Last Thursday afternoon the merry.go-
round was decorated with flags and ever
green's, and presented quite Il city appear
ance. The occasion was especially for the
white ladies' and was well patronized. There
seems 20 be II peculiar fascination tor some or
the older MS well as the younger OF our people,
and you know the organ plays annie ROO
n.y.
Mr.. Fred Stacy. of Gatlney City, spent sew
eral hours in town last Monday.
Misses Cuddie and Saidee COlhoun and Miss
Mamie Perrin left yesterday for Greenrille on
u short visit.
Miss Nancy McIIwaine left on the K. and ID.
train Monday afternoon for the far west. She
will visit relatives In Louisiana.
Mrs. w. C.. Benet made a short visit TO Co..
uuIbia last week.
Several OF our yonng people have received
Invitations to attend meeting or the Cutll-
lion Club, Greenville, ). Z. Ihe encertaln-
ment will be on Thursday night next.
The Gruoer family have come ana gone, and
are not very much richer, nor are the ones
ho attended the entertainments much wiser.
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Wesley on Singing.-Says John
Wesley: 81 began reading prayers at
six, but was greatly disgusted at the
manner of singing. |. Twelve or
fourteen persens kept it to themselves,
and quite shut out the congregation.
>. These repeated the same words,
contrary to all sense o.. reason, six or
eight or ten times over. 5. According
to the shocking custom of modern
music, different persons sung different
words at the same moment, an intnl-
cradle insult OH common sense, and ut
terly incompatible with any devotion.
He would have a big disgust if he
were to visit many Methodist ch urch
now.
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THE SCHOOL HOUSE LOT.
The Children Need no Pent Up Utica
Where q Star.Eyed Goddess May
be FOund-we Need n Large Lot.

Editor Press and Banner:
When we read the article of Tax Payer"
in last weeks issue Of the Press and Ban
ner we thought we discovered the ear
marks" OF one particularly interested in
the sale of the lot which he describes in
such glowing terms as the very place for
our new school house to be located, but
wishing to be fully satisfied on that point,
we made enquiry and learned that we were
mistaken, and that it was written by gem
tleman Of fine Judgment in such matters,
and knew what he was talking about.
We therefore concluded to take his advice
and inspect this lot, and to our surprise, al
ter considering it in all the phases mention
ed by Tax Payer, we found ourselves
agreeing entirely with him.
Mr.. Editor, if you have never visited the
lot in question, we advise you to do so-and
don't be content with looking at it from the
street, but walk over it and you will find
the prospect most inviting one, and with
YOUR aesthetic taste and eye for the beauti-
full we are satisfied that you will be able to
take in the possibilities of the location not
only as haunt for the muses., but the pos
sibilities of the place as a town park, where
even you, Mr.. Editor, might some moon
light Summers evening, while strOllinS or
sitting beneath the outrageous shadow OF
those majestic oaks, in company with some
lovely divinity, find that Star-eyed goddess
for whom you have been looking 50 long
and so anXiously.
1t is a notorious fact, Mr.. Editor, that
there are more children in this town under
the age of ten years than any town OF the
size of it in America, and If the natural III
crease goes on for the future, as it has for
the last decade, and the probabilities are
that it will, it will not be long until we vii!
have need of school accommodate fol
three hundred children living within the in
corporate limits Of the town. Then let us
consider this fact in locating our school
house and not put it on little cramped uI
place with no grounds for the children tC
exercise.
And too, Mr.. Editor, let us, while we have
the opportunity, provide some place OF re-
sort for our people, where of Summers
afternoon they can meet together and thus
learn to know each other better.
A LabOring Man.
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The State of South Carolina

ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate Capitalization for Letters OF Admin
istration.
BY ]. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
1I7HEREAs, Mrs: Annie E. Morehead
w has made suit to me, to grant her
Letters of Administ ration of the Estate and
effects of Il. L. Morehead late OF Able
VILE county, deceased.
These are therefore. to cite and admonish
ali and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the snd Il. L. Morehead deceased. that
they be and appear before me, In the Court OF
Probate. to be held at Ahbevllle c: H.. on
Wednesday, March 9th, 1892. after publ ication
hereof at II o'clock In the forenoon to show
cause if any they have. why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court.
this 33rd day of FEBRUARY, In the year
fL.S.1 of our Lord one thousand eight hun,
dred and ninetytwo, and In the llU
year of American Independence. oo
Published on the 2ith day OF February, lo9Z.
In The Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law:
J. FULLER LYON,
Feb. "a. 1892 Judge Probate Court.
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New Orleans Advocate.

An exchange says of a certain
preacher: "He seldom or never
preached without actual conventions.
He always expected conversions, and
his faith was not in vain" There is q
profound divine philosophy to explain
the success Of that peacher. 1t is
found in the Psalmist, and corroborat-
ed by Paul, and is simply this, II be-
lieve, and therefore have I spoken :"
"We believe and therefore speak" d"
Is it so with you, brother
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate Court.-Citation for Letters OF Ad-
miniStratlOn.
BY J. FULLER LYON, ESQ, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
WHEREAS, D. G. DuPre has made suit to
w me, to grant him Letters of Admin'stra
ton of the Estate and effects of J. Il. Duckett,
late OF AbbevIlle county, deceased.
These are therefore, TO cite and aumonlsh
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said j. I. Duckett, deceased that they b. be
and appear before me, In the Court OF Pro-
bate, TO he held at Abbeville {. H.. on Mon
day. March 7lh, lSO9. after publication hereof,
al II o'clock III the forenoon, to show cause II
any they have. why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court.
this 10Th day of February. In the year OF
Ills. our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety.two and In the ll6th year oi
American Independence.
Published on the 2ith day OF February, lS92,
In the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the lime required by law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Feb. 81, lSg2, 2t
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CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.

Abbeville, S. c., Feb. %. 1892
Next Friday will be observed by the
Methodists of Abbeville as day OF fasting
and prayer In the afternoon at 30 O'Clock
there will be short session in the church
Next Sunday week a protracted meeting
will commence in the Methodist church al
this place.
A continuous rain fell last Saturday night
and Sunday was day of sunshine and
shower. The streams over the county were
greatly swollen.
Isn't it time for our city fathers to look
after loafers This is the year when every
one should work.
Capt. j. J. lowers, of the G., c. & NJ spent
last Monday night in the city. He likes Alb
beville and her people, and we are always
glad to see him.
Mr.. T. P. Paschal, the ladies-man from
Mt. Carmel, was in town last week with two
of the prettieSt young ladies of the Valley,
Miss Sallie Whitten and Miss Ida Miller.
Rev. 4. L. Patterson, with MeSSrS. Baker
and Tarrant were in Abbeville last Friday
on business.
Mrs. w. E. Bell, who has been very i'll, is
much better. Her many friends wish for
her an early recovery.
Mr.. w. R. Bullock was visiting in our city
last week. Will has many friends here,
who are glad to see him, and this OF course
makes him 10th to part.
Mrs. J. L. Mcmillan spent several days
last week with her father, returning home
last Monday.
On last Thursday afternoon the merry
gO-round was set apart for the ladies'.
Some fair hands had it tastefully decorated
and in the afternoon many OF Abbevllle
prettiest ladies were out. Yes, the entire
ground was alive with babies, little girls,
charming young ladies, and loving mothers
a
look upon.
Mr.. j. H. Morrah, of Mt. Carmel, was in
Abbeville last week driving his home-raiSed
pOny, little Susie, who is a beauty.
Miss Ella Bell, after a pleasant visit
among friends and relatives in Lowndes-
Vile, returned home last Monday.
Don't forget the concert to be given by
the Cornet Band next Tuesday evening,
March 1st, in the Court House. Come out
and bring your family, and if you havn't
got f family, bring your best girl. You will
spend pleasant evening and help the boys.
The Gruber family gave Abbeville a
pleasant musical entertainment two eve
ningS last week.
Politics are now in order. Every one
should be posted, SO as to vote intelligently.
Vote for good intelligent men, whose NOR
ais are good and you will do right.
Misses Sadie and Cuddie COlhOun with
MISS Mamie ferTlll lciG SeSlcluuS HUI -
for Greenvile, where they will spend a
week visiting friends.
Mr.. Fred Stacy, of Gaffney City, was in
Abbeville yesterday.
Mr.. VIM Riley. chief of police, arrested
and lodged in Jail last Monday night, Will
White, colored, charged with breaking open
cars at Seneca, where some of the party
were arrested and are now in jail to await
trial. White will take a ride to Seneca and
be with his gang, and Chief Riley will get
the offered reward.
The bright balmy days of Spring will
soon be here.
Mr. Tom Grant Perrin may now be found
in the store of 0. P Heath Il Co. NJ.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBEVlLLE.
Probate Capitalization for Letters OF Ad.
ministration.
By j. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
WHEREAs Mrs; Annie E. M9Grheqd nsr has has
OF Administration de bonis non OF the Estate
and effects OF John Moorhead, late OF Able
willie county, deceased.
THESE are therefore, TO cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said JOHN MOORHEAD, deceased.
that they be and appear before me. In the 1e
Court OF Probate, 10 be held at Abbeville Y.
II :, ON Wednesday. March 9th, 1892, after pub
Iiritiou hereof. at II O'Clock In the forenoon;
10 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 93rd day OF February in the year OF
LIS our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two and in the 1l6th year
of American Independence.
Published on the 2ith day of February, 1892,
in the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door ior the time required by law:
J. FULLER LYON.
Judge Probate Court.
Feb. a, 1892.