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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
Echa z obchod6w listo-
~padowych.
CHICAGO. Sgo grudnia 1898.
Szonotony reddktorze!


Racz umiescie " lamaeh nZgody" to
kilka slow Z przebiegu Obchodu li,to-
padowej ROcznicy IA poiudniowo-
zachodnisj stronie miasta " Hall Pu-
tawskiego.
w sobete 2 grudnia wieczorem pomi-
mo niepamietnej zawiei s~nietnej jaka
panowala mad miasten, ma Hall zebrLia
sic publicznos6 dos6 l~icInie, dajao tenn
dow6d, 70 odds6 zasiutona czssc prod
kon nsszym polegiym W walce o VOL
nos6 naszej Ojczyzny, MIC ma Przeszko-
d1ie stanac ME powinno.
o godzinie 8 pc w~stapieniu ns Hale
Rycerstwa sw. Kazimierza, Krskus6w
sw. Grzegorza ! sw. Fioryana, Husarzy
Polskich, Z mowa wstepna | powitaniem
st6sownie do o~kolioznoso, otworzyl
Obch6d OBJ. J6zef Nspieralski, powolu
jto M prezesa OBJ. ;. kujawskiego, kt6
~ 20 zajsciu misjscs ma estradzie Przy-
brans gustownie W sztandary embls-
mata wojenne, gdzie pomiedzy " koziy
poustawianS bronia i Raciawiekiej kosy
ME braklo, powoaai na sekr. niaej pod
risanego, jako i wnzystkich ~prezesow
TowarzystW.
Choir spiewu Moniusrki m 2 giosy
zaintonowai Hymn " dymem po4arow"
poCzem I mows wystPpil Wiel. KS.
Pswiowski n para6i sw. Wojoiecha.
Szanowny m6wca " kr6tkofci wyjasnil
przebieg Listopadowego powstania
gdzie i jak " o~statecznosci waleozne
woisko Polskie ulegio przemocy ole
mietc6w, ulegio przemooy ME brakiem
duchs, ami heroicznych narodu posVie
Oeh, ale brskiem zgody. braklo dcswisd-
ozonych wodEow. WSpomnial o kAry.
godnych manipulAcyach kSieciA Radzi
villa, kt6ry jake wielki psn z pan6w,
ME chcial uznac zwierzchnictWa mad
soba, . tenn samem pOddao sic pod roz-
kay Dyktatora Jen. Chiopickiego, z
czego wywiszaiy sic W osobsOh niesna-
ski, kt6re glownie przyczynily sic do
upadku naszego.
Nastepnie z MOVE wyStsPR znauy
IowIzechnie OBJ. K. zyohlihski. Now
ca wziSwszy "a temst slows Staszyos ae
upaSc mote nar6d wielki, ale zginac
tylko nikczemny, PrzedStawil tressiwie
oaly przebieg ksmPsnii j 90 spowodo-
wsao iej upsdek.
Upsdek nsrodu Polskiego, ktory lyle
zasiug pOioayi Wobeo innyoh nsrod6w
ma kontyneucie EuroPejskim. 30 ME
~sEyscy " prIeszlosci, g slowa m6woy,
koOhsli krai nssz Polski, / ME wsEyscy
jeszcze kochamy 70 mstka nasza dEi-
Siaj, DO Ii tylko mo4emy spodEiews6 sic
odrodzenis Daszei ojczyzny, gdy wszY.
soy odOzuwsc ~bedziemy jej oierpienia
zadswsne przez dzikioh zaboro6w, l
BRICK ksjdsn, al 20 rsz dolatujacy 2
"a 0cesnu. Nsrod nasz ME znikoEe.
misl sle tyje, lecz Praoujmy~ PolacSone.
mi siiAmi Egodnie, Stsrajmy Sie usilnie
o oswists, osWiata, mowi m6wOa jest to
rzecz ksrdynalna StawisJsca nnrOdy dc
egzystencyi.
KochAjmy ojczyzne nasEa ME POLO
va ale Gale dusza, tax jsk kOebit
wskazSl nan nssz piesniaFr ma.
zowieOki TeO6l LsnartowioE, kOotst
jak kochal Przslsl " poeEyi ! Ozynis
WinCeuty Pol / wielu innych. Tu szsn.
moves EscytOwsi tax wzOiOsse urywki
w. Pola:
A czy Snasz y bracis nsOdy
Ts pokrewns twoje rOdy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

~1ebranyeh ~wiernych, byiy obecne'
Gwardya KoSclusski. Rye. sw. Fiorya'
m, s~. Marcina i Teodora.
DrugR csetcia obchodu byi wiecz6I
= " hall KoSciuszko. Licsuie zebrans
~Publicznosc ka.asa wierxye, il ME 1apo-
NINA o TEN 90 Wilma swej kochsnej .
nisszczetliwei ojcsynie. Posiedzenie
.'gaia PrezyduJscy OBJ. n. Kucera, 20.
wodujsc nifej podpisanego na sekreta-
r.a. Mowy PIP. K. Neuman, Ed. I.
SiuPeckiego i NJ. Kucery sostaiy nsgro-
done oklaskami. Panowie L. Pietro.
wioz J. K. Msrkowski wygtosili de-
klamacye, a niodsiutka parma Tomkie
WICK musiala M fadanis publicxnoScl
Powtorzyc Pieknie oddaua deklamacye
o nPolskich sapustach". Me malo
Przycxyuiiy se do u~swietnienia obcho-
du s1iewy Tow. ,,Hrmonia". pod dy
rekcys sswsse czynnego p. Z. Malka.
Ma Iakohoseuie pOblioznoS6 powstaw-
sly odspiewaia I naboaeh t-em / patry.
otyeznem przejecism ,,Bo1e COS Pill
ske". Obchod xakohcxouo skladks IA
rseoz ,.Skarbu Narodowego".
KGzinierz OoocAi. sekr. obchodu.
T. s. lime pisma polskis prosze o
faskawe Powtorzenie tego sprawozda-
mia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
oocy, Poc1em rozeszliiuy sic " jak mai
lePssej hsrmonii. = Jesxcss Polska ME
xgineiAi Alb
La sAI1r. Ill. 9 erudpi. 1870,

La SALE, Ill. 9 grudnia 1893.
Polacy " LaSalle, ur1adzili wsp6lnie
obchod listoPadowy " sobote 2go CRU
dnis. Ssla byis przepel ,iona publicz
noicia pomimo zawiei 60 etnej.
Ooch6d otworzyl p. DE-. Statkiewic.
= M presesa powo,ano p. Srpotah-
skiego. Choir miesza1y pod batut, p.
Mskowskiego odtpiewai nBoae oes Pol
ske".
PisrwsEym m6wcs byl redaktor
nzgody" - drogim p. z~schsjkiewicz
Z Chicago. Oou m6wo6w wysluchauo
: wielks uwags-i nagrodsono huczns-
mi oklaskami.
p. Panek miody n~iejscowy adWokat
prsemawiai bardzo pieknie " anQ:el
skiem jezyku.
Deklamacye wygiosilY pani DIR. Stat
kiewioz i msIutka Jej o6recxka. Ch6r
odApiewai kilka piesni - . ma xako6
osenis prssss p. Sspotahski pr.sn6wia
" gorscych slowsch do publicsnesd.
x. X.
Rsdsktor Zgody serdecznie dziskuje
p. Dr.. Ststkie wicz i p. Szpotahskiemu
IA gosOinne pr.yiecie " La Sale.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
Podziekowaaia.

BALTIMORE. Md. IA Listopads 1893
NinieJszem uPrzsjmie driskuje CRU
pie 90 Hsnryks Dsmbrowskiego ora,
cslemu Nv. Mar. Pol. " Stan. Zjed. "a
otrzymsne 500 dol. (piee set) jake
Posniertne 60 mojem netu sp. Marci.
ME Gierszsk.
W. suutxu pozostaia J6z9G Gier.
sz0k, 823 s. Dallas St. Baltimore Nd
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

Marysnna Jsohimiak I Mount Plea.
SAINT, Pa. wdowa pO sp. Jskobie Jschi
MAX, ktorybyi ozlOnkiem &c. sw. J6zef
dEiekuje braoiom ZwiSzkowym - w.
Pascenie iej PesmiertDego " Sumie SOC
dol. po metu jej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

Pan n. K. Schmidt, Nebraska CITY,
Nebr., powiada: Dr.. Augusta Koeniga
hamburska herbata p~isrsiowa jest " ma
szym s,siedrtwie ulubionym 6rodkiem
ma katar, kaszel i astme. Coma Is cent.
- paczke.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
DOKTOR WODNY.


(DR. 0RAHAM)
se.Z1 lAk wisdcno Cd ostat.ich rs let . Aauspssyn
s91t1s1 vs2Sends eudnA bss nsdEisa Wylscssnis
s,se.rsaas 1 dfagoisenie eheroby { csrpisnia obu
Ptei prnss name " Nienlsech ! tutAt meeOda bada-
Pswna ponoc 1 sscssGiws wyiscssais sapswnia
~ etcrpienta p&uc, watroby, merck 1 brsucha. Oior-
Pae1ta Vow ehoroby kobiOoO tako to:
ooleed ciS1arna. oiaAo uphwy, nisphodno6l, bd "
RAy1ecAs oolesna Tub xaniedbana regularnoAG cEeses
oapg.Z yody, rniecia PaleniA ~cilnisniH M di
WnHyBtkto chronicnno, prywatno I fGmiltjno cderpsenia
OBJ pref lecsy prses uAycie swoch
Siedm ulubiOnych Lekarstw
v yeh eAosoeach. DO ksorych de st6suja ktorych
grunsoWnemu Wylecsenie - pr1emscsona
- T{sisce rodxin swsmf podxiskoWaniami dale
aAhepe!e eNtadectwc, 5ak cudoWna stlA maja lekrr-
seWa Win1norecknto pres niego prxrIadEanA
sdlmiswesce ~oalegney r~esultsty Wtskch Wypedk ach
y atorych wssslkis fnns srodh okazaay ds dHem-
- Doktor yodny pryr.sdzs vi..ns isk.rstwo
! 0a ngo ME ssf " 9adnym rwiaxku . apteka ma
g. II ~ulusions lskArstwa Isczs tyiko chsroh.
nno.yn po'edyncso - prss1naesonsi nabye - ylko
Ofisie: 36S 8. STATE ULICY
- PHRwszE PHTRo~
CHICAGO, HLINOIa.
9odztny onSowe: rano Cd H. v nisdxisIa
s.nknaets. konsuitacys cd ia tylko.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
KSi8zki KwitOwe

Ola uaytku Grup Zwisskowych
l. odpowiedniemi rubrykami dc
kwitowania wnoszonych opiat, wy.
starczaiace ma lat dziesiec, dc
sprzedania " Redakcyi ,,Zgody",
Oena egsemplarsa 10 cent6w.
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Preyenling Futnre Mlsery

nfic SQUIRE, OF misarg thad the rheumuti
twinge we have yet to hear of it. eorle are
born with tendency 10 rheuma ism ] st as
they are with one Of consumption or to scrof-
ula. Slight causes may develop this. AS Don
as the aqonizinp complaint ma ifests itself re-
cour should BIS had t. Hoste? er's stomach
Bl tiers, whibh cheab it further iurnafs and
ba' ishes the rheumatic poison from the system
This statement TALES exactly with the testimo
ny of physicians who have employed this fine
is also the amplest professio al ana GENE al
testimony as to the eJhesey of the Bitters for
malaria, liver complaint constipation, indi'
Sestou, kidney trouble, nervousness and los
ofeppefite and flesh Alter wetting, whe her
foil wed by oold or not the Bitters Is useful
as q preventative Of the initial attack of rheu'
naticm
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GOV. TURNER'S TERsE TALK.
Little Money For Rewards and no Par-
lOns Becnnse Of SrmnalhY.

Little Money For Rewards and no Par-
dons Because of sympathy.
Gov. Turney has issued the follow
ing proclamation
Executive Chamber, Nashville, Sept.
II, 1S93.--To the Public; In view OF
the frequent applicationsin such mat
tiers call equal attention to rewards
and petitions to pardon,
In the first, only $500 per year
was appropriated by the legislature I
must therefore confne the offer of re-
wards as nearly as possible to cases
where the injured persons or their
friends are unable to hear the expense
OF experimenting offenders.
In applications it must appear by
afridayits or otherwise that prima
facie case for punishment exists and
reasons given why localoficers cannot
arrest The appropriation is SO small
that rewards must necessarily be
small.
IN the second, petitions to pardon
are almost without number, and are
usually simply appeals to sympathy
They should show merit.
l do not understand that the par
doning power conferred upon the
governor authorizes him to act from
mere sympathy Where the courts
have declared the law a pardon must
be something more than areversal.
Applications for pardon are always
carefully considered, and if granted
parties and their friends know it i'm
mediately. When not granted they
are SO Endorsed and filed away, and {
failure to hear from them by the par
ties of their friends is evidence that i
has been refused Many write L
know what has become of the applica
ton. To answer the many inquire
requires much time. If, after reason
able time, a pardon has not beef
granted it may certainly be assume,
it has been refused
P. TUBNEY, Governor.
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SpecimeAsCases.

7 S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was. disordered, his
LIVER was effected to an alarming degree
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
botleshof Electric Bitters'cufed him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,.
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. CIsed three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Fof
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Cataw-
ba, O., had FIVE large Fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable-
One bottle Electric Btters and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cnred him
entirely. Sold at Mcfarland 4 Co.'s
Drug Store. r
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Ex-senator ingalls, In 1896.

Ex-senator John J. ingalls,, in let
ter to prominet Kansas Republican
denies the statement that he will be a
candidate for governor of Kansas
next year. He says he does not pro.
pose to return to the United States
Senate through the executive Office.
Senator ingalls, will contest with Sen
ator PETER in 1896, his chief ambition
being to defeat the man who relieved
him in 1890.
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That Blessed Baby!

Nine pounds and half Think oil
that, we admiring mothers in the four
corners Of the great Republicl That
the right sort Of Presidential baby
isn't 1t? And when Our Grover has to
"tote" the robust little girl up and
down the Executive bed chamber
while her lungs give forth those yelIl
which parents are eager to stop at any
price there will be moments whom ht
will think that his new daughter weighs
nine times nine and half But he
will cheerfully bear the burden New
York Journal,
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A. N, NJ NOON, P, NJ. P NJ
w Cincinnati 900 $40 !249 745 200
NJ. P. NJ. Pm. AM .AM.
Al, W'A 7air 4'ja ia7 s3I hss ri!
i,.t i p. NJ, pm. p m. "a, m. a. IN.
Ar Chicago, 5.l5 5.45 95O6.54 $50

All day trains have Parlor Cars and
Dining Oars; night trains have Sleep.
ing cars and Reclining Chair Cars.
No l has Through sleeping Car Ma
con and Atlanta t. Chicago via E. T.
V. & G. r R. and @ & c. Route. No.
II has J through Sleeping Car W ash
ington 20 Chicago via Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway. The Big Four Route
$ positively The only line making
connection in Central Union Station,
Cincinnati, with through trains Of the
E. I. Y. & G. Ry4, Queen & Crescent
Route, Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., Ken
lucky Central Ry., and L. & N. r. R..
without transfer and landing passen-
gers at the Midway Plaisancel the
msiu entrance gate to the Worlds
Fair Be sure YOUR tickets read via
the Big Four Route For full infor-
nation address D. B MARTIN, Cen
eral Passenger Agent, Cicinnati, 0.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-09-21

Minnie Tull, a beautiful young girl
living near Hanover, Ind, committed
suicide by drowning herself because
the man she loved had deserted her
for her sister.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-09-21
Dr.Hale's Household Tea.

It is pleasant herb drink which
positively cures dyspepsia. liver COM
plant, and all kidney diseases. One
dose day taken at bed time does the
business. 25 and so cts. per package
Get it o-day at Mcfarland & Co.'S
drug store.
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Omaha.
Denver
Memphis,
EitgIe Rock,
Fort VI OEtta.
Dallas ETC.

Train No. 3 leaves Bristol at 2.35 p.
m, arriving at Big Stone Gap at 5.41
p m, in Louisville, 7;l0 a. m, Cincir-
matt 1920, indianapolis. 1I:15, Chicago
5:25 and st. Louis 1926 p, m, Kansas
City S;00a IN.
Train No. l leave Bristol at S O'Clock
a m, arriving at Big Stone Gap ll:30
making close connection with L. e. n.
train for Norton and points on Clinch
Valley Division of Norfolk & Western
R.R.
Pullman SIeeners.
through to Louisville and Cincinnati,
from Big Stone Gap and Cumberland
Gap, making direct connections in
UNION STATION.
For tickets, SLEEPING CAI
SPACE and other information, call or
or address.
G. r.. BUNTING,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Bristol, TENN
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Street Cars leaving Johnson city at zoo a
M, and 200 p. m, will connect with Trains
No and at Carnegie depot. Street cars will
Leave Carnegie depot upon arrival of Trains
No. 2and4. H. ]. ENCLOSING, sup't.
;! ,''t Johnson City, Tenn.
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p. o. Box A6S.
To Chicago In 25 Hours.

This is the time that the S. A. & O..
and L. & N. railroads make with
the through sleeper to Louisville, in
connection with the Monon route.
Superior accommodations at the same
rates offered by other lines out of Bris-
toll. Arrange for your trip via the Ma
tural Tunnel route and L. & N. K. R.
Tickets and sleeping car space secured
at S. A. & 0. depot, telephone
No, 20. 472-tf.
nrn Hnh DnrrHE
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-11-29
ORIGIN of Familiar Terms.

Grass Widow.-The word means
prace-a widow by courtesy (French,
grace; italian, grassa).
To Throw Dust in Ones Eyes
To mislead. Mohammed escaped from
his enemies by this means.
Bakers Dozen.---Thirteen. When 9
heavy penalty was inflicted for short
weight, bakers used to give an extra
loaf to make sure of giving good
weight.
To Haul Over the Coals.-A method
of torture used in ancient days by
kings and barons to get money from
Jews. it now means to scold to bring
to task.
Adams Apple.--the proturbance IN
the forepart of a mans throat. 80
called from the superstition that q
piece of the forbidden fruit which
Adam ate stuck in his throat.
My Uncle---A pawn broker. This
is q pun on the Latin word uncus, q
hook. Pawnbrokers employed HOOK
to lift articles up spout down which
the money and the pawn ticket would
be sent. Hence the term up 1.-THE
spout" Il.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-11-29
PARTING WORDS.
What is Life 20

"What is life?" some one asked
Montford, and he beautifully replied :
1.-THE present life Is sleeping and wax
ing; it Is good night on going to bed,
and good morning on getting up; it is
to wonder what the day will bring
forth ; it is rain on the window as one
sits by the fire il is to walk in the
garden and see the flowers and to hear
the birds sing it is to have news from
the East, West, North and South; II
is to see pictures and hear music ; It is
to have Sundays; it is pray with q
family morning and evening; it Is to
set in twilight and mediate; it is to
belong to a town and have neighbers,
and to become one circle of acauaint-
ances it lis to have friends and love ;
it is to have sight of dear old faces,
and with some men it is to be kissed
by the same loving lips for fifty years,
and it ia to know themselves thought
of many times day, in many places
by children, grandchildren and many
friends"
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Grains From MY Seed Basket.
FANCY PICTURES,

It Is quite common for young men,
and older men, too, who ought to
have better sense, to carry pictures of
cigarette girls, actresses, etc. Show me
what kind of pictures man likes to
look at, and I will tell you what kind
of man he is. Unclean pictures are
doing q mighty work for death.
Young man, carry your mothers pict-
ure with you. Bind it to your bosom,
and when tempted to do some evil or
to 20 to some place of evil course con-
suit that silent monitor. Draw forth
and look upon that face Oh, with
what resistless eloquence it would
warn, plead and entreat you to keep
back from all evil and inspire you to
ascend to the realities of eternity.
TRUST NOT TOO FAR.
1t is wise not to trust your best friend
too far, for he may some day be your
enemy. Many who have trusted their
friends too far could have cried out
with Queen Elizabeth, "In trust I
have . found treason. ."ROr: with Julius
Caesar, when stabbed by brutus, "And
thou also, Brutus. Caesar received 20
wounds. mostly at the hands of those
whose lives he had spared.
PARTING WORDS.
must not stop now, for if I have
driven a nail in sure place want to
clinch it and secure well the advantage
lest by haInmering away I break the
head off or split the board. When a
woman was asked what she remem-
bered of the minister's sermon she
said : II recolect but very little of it.
It Twas about bad weight and shor
measures, and I did not recolect any
thsng but to 60 home and burn the
bushel." Promise me that you will do
as much, and I will have written
enough-for this time.
Madison G.. Peters.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-11-29
Household Matters

Warm clothing, timely fires, warm
hearts, cheerfulness, health and hap
piness--these all belong together.
For a soothing and cooling appli-
cation for the skin nothing surpasses
a few slices of fresh cucumber rubbed
gently over the face.
Russian tea is a most refreshing and
cooling summer drink. Milk, OF
course is omitted and sugar added to
the hot tea, with slice Of lemon.
After the juice has been squeezed
from lemons the peels may be utiliz-
ed for cleaning brass. Dip them in
common salt and scour with dry
brick dust.
A cause veil is the best protection
for sensitive skin during hot weather
and on no account should thick veil
with spots be worn.
One doesn't "make calls" any more,
but "pays visits" instead. AS If it
made any difference, only when one
is in Rome one must do as the Romans
do
Old paint and varnish may be re-
moved by an emulsion formed of two
parts of ammonia shaken up with one
part of turpentine. 1t will soften them
so they may easily be scraped of.
Mating should never be washed in
anything but salt and water--a pinch
of salt to half pint of water. Dry
quickly with soft cloth. Twice du-
ring the season will probably be suff1-
cient washing for bed room. but 8
room much used will require washing
much oftener.
Savorv Cake..-Take twelve eggs
and their weight in sugar, with half
as muLh flour; beat the yolks and
whites separately add first the sugar,
then the flour, with half grated
lemon; pour in creased mold and
bake.
THANKSGIVING Cake---Cream pound
of butter and q pound of sugar TO-
yether, beat six eggs and stir In alter
nately with pound of sifted flour;
beat we'll and add pint of sour milk;
flavor with nutmeg aud ground cinna'
mon: dissolve small teaspoon Of soda
in a tablespoonful of hot water, and
pourin: pour the batter in creased
pan, and bake in hot oven.
Do not postpone under-garments
for yourselves, and especially do not
postpone putting them on the child,
rem. Otherwise dysentery or typhoid
fever---that terrible disease---or illness
in some other form may enter your
dwelling and bear off some loved in
mate.
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It is only too apparent that there are
two kinds of socialism, one gives and
the other takes one says, :'All thine
is mine;' the other says all mine is
thine; one says ~" the other 1--WE )" one
saws ''my," the other "our" one says
"Down with all that's up," the other
Cup with all that's down. miss
Wiflard's Annual Address.
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School Notice.

ALL Teachers and patrons Of schools desir-
"A GUS Of establishing and operating schools
must notify and confer with the Township
school Trustees before commencing TO teach
end also notify the Trustees when they wish
to suspend their schools and reopen same on
aceoupt of the work season and other emer-
genciea 80 that the school trustees can reserve
tbeir schools. E. COWAN,
Chairman County Board Examiners, A.C
Sop 1SQ3
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Sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
j. E. Caldwell against Caroline Hill and
George w. Hill.-Execution.
by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO
me directed, In the above stated case, I will
sell to the highest bidder, at public auction,
within the legal hours Of sale. at Abbevills
Court House, South Carolina, on MONDAY,
the 4th day Of DECEMBER, A. D. 1893. all tho
right, title and interest OF George w. Hill in
the following described property, TO wit: All
that tract or parcel Of land, situate, lying and
being In the town Of Greenwood, County OF
Abbeville, State Of South Carolina, containing
One CD Acre,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF Gidion
Savage and Dock Arnold on the East, OF L. T.
Lomax on the North. Of Jack Williams on
the West, OF Zeck Griffin on the South.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
George w. Hill, TO satisfy the aforesaid exc
cution and costs. TERMS-Cash.
F.W. R. NANCE,
Sheriff AbbevilIe County.
Nov. 8. 1898, 81
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DICHARD CAN'T, is now prepared to do
II all work in his department In the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and sham
pooling 81 per month. Rasors honed and put
in the best condition for 5 cents each.
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L. q. WILKINSON,
r ,.,, =. Assignee.
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CLANCY M. JONES,

FIRST CLASS REPAIRER OF SHOES and
i BOOTS, has his shop in the Office once oc-
cupied by Colonel Orville T. Calhoun, where
he will be pleased to receive orders for all
kinds of work In his line, which he will do In
satisfactory manner, on short notice, and at
low price. FEB. Is, 1893, II
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About 500 veterinary surgeons in
Great Britain have signed paper con-
demning overhead check reins as
painful to horses and productive OF
disease.