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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-08-23
CHOIR CONVENTION.
Singing Contest Between the COiS-Sd
ChOirs- 81. Mary Declared the
Winner.

CnO1rs- 81. mary Deci0Eeu INV
winner.
Please allow space in your highly appre
ciated paper to say Il few words about the
Choir Convention which was session on the
| 18th and IL b instant
Friday the 18th at 1880 a. M. Rev. T.
Stewart conducted the devotional exercises.
Welcome address by Rev. ]. Y. Moragne, the
pastor Of MI. Zion a. NJ. E. church. Response
Annual address by Rev; o. T, Mcdaniel. A;
! B or AbbevilIe. Rev. Mcdaniel is too well
known to make any attempt TO give even a
feeble outline OF his speech. He told us
many things which we shall ever hold In our
minds: He urged US strictly as a race 10 se.
cure these three essential things. To wit:
grace in the heart, money In the pocket, and
education In the head. Long may he live 10
impart such instructions TO his people.
The singing OF trial music now began: the
order: Shady Grove A. st: Peter B, st. Mary
G, Mt. Zion D, Green Olive E.
| Having agreed to sing five tunes each on
by j. NJ. Young, B BY =: J. Finley, 6 by J; R.
Quarles, d by S. j. Wardlaw, K by A. Nor.
rah and Miss Hattie L. Dona ldson their COM
petent music teacher. which OF course was
The chorister OF st. Mary was asked II he
was not afraid TO rival Green Olive with her
distinguished teacher at the helm. 'All
want is justice was Quarles' most noble re.
ply.
Judge OF music said any choir that equalled
or exceeded IS per cent. on the five tunes
would be entitled TO first grade certificate
After singing the per cent. stood In the follow
| ing order:
Shady Grove 30, st. Peter %. 81. Mary 50,
Mt. Zion 80, Green Olive 40. Although Green
| Olive substituted her teacher Tor the chorister
and had few Mount Carmel friends In with
them, st. Mary had no leaohe! In her band,
no host nf spectators TO applaud h r, but
with steady pace she has reached perfection,
and was victorious.
There was vast concourse OF people.
Quite q number OF our white friends was
! present who seemed TO be utterly surprised
ut the exercises Of The day.
| Among those present could be seen the
Hon. w, p. Wideman, MIR. j. 7. Horton,
Messrs Wardaw and Morrah aud number
| ocadies that we were unacqnainted with.
Everything passed off In harmony. All
| the choirS showed n marked success and did
extremely we'll In every particular.
Long may they sing, sling, sing. the anthems
OF their souls. Amen.
JNo. B. SMITH, Rev. JNo. I. STEWART.
Secretary. President.
B. ]. Quarles,
Judge Of Music.
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CORONACA CRACKLINGS.
Sick COrreSpondent-SchO Meeting
Fine crops Wagon Loads Of
Fruit-PersOnals, DC.

Coronaca, 8. c., Aug. IA. 1893.
We notice II has been sometime since ANY
communication has been sent from this place
your paper Your regular soSsrino S"sssohScn fron
u three weeks spell Of fever and we presume
he will soon be able 10 give to the readers d
the Press and Banner other long and Inter
estlng letters.
Academy ON the 18th inst, for the purpose ol
eecting teacher for The ensuing year. Coro-
naca supports good school ana her young
men and young women nave Always acqu'''
Miss Edith Benjamin. OF Quarry. has been
elected principal OF the Stony Point school.
Quite q crowd OF Coronaca's young folks
went on picn'c excursion 70 Harris Litfia
Crops In this neighborhood are fine.
Mr.. q. P. Meal shipped three wagon loads
OF fruit one day last week.
The people generally Of this community
think The diSpensary has many advantages
over the open barroom.
Mr.. ]. stuart Nckels, OF Coronaca, will
commence cIerking the lst Of september for
Mr.. J. G. Nickels OF Greenwood.
Messrs. W. w. Nickels and j. w. Coleman
are with friends In Abbeville.
Miss Bowman OF Georgia Ia with Miss Ida
Collins.
ME Dantzer OF Hodges, Miss Blanche Dan.
lei, of Laurens and Miss Sall!e Riysnr. OF MI
Gallagher, are with the family OF Mr.. DR.. K.
Joyce.
Miss Mamie Clardy, OF Laureps, and Miss
Boyce, OF Cross Hill, are with DR.. Austln's
family.
Miss Lucy Richey, OF Riley, Is the guest Of
Miss Evie Anderson.
Miss EsteIle Fouche has just returned from
a trip 10 friends In Laurens.
The condition OF Mrs. Robert Stuart who
has been i'll several months, remains un
changed.
Mrs. Sarah Pinson who has alsO been III
several months Is improving slowly. X.
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LOWNDESVILLE'S NOTES.
Fine Rains-AlIiance Picnic-COtton
Opening Deaths-CrOps Booming
New Schedule-PersOnRlE &c.


Lowndesville, Aug. 2lst, 1893.
Mr.. Lindsay Fennell went to Abbeville
Miss A. White Of Widemans, is visiting the
family OF her cousin. MIR. r. w: Collier.
Mrs. g. r. McCHlla and her daughter, Miss
May McCalla, or the Fork, spent several days
Of this week with the family Of Mrs. Jane
Baker.
home OF his father Capt ]. 4. Barnes, for q
Wednesday night Mrs. DR.. ]. b. Moaely
showed US a very beautiful and rare flower In
oloom, night blooming Cereus
Mrs, ]. j. Moseley and little Leila, OF Green
wood, arrived In our town OH Friday.
Mr.. E. r. Horton left Friday for Rome, Ga,
where his wife has been for several months
seeking health.
quite comfortable.
There was an Alliance picnic at Campbells
school house on Tuesday.
OF the hot weather which we have mad for
several days will cause IL TO open very rapid
ly.
Mr.. E. r. Horton has his new and superior
ginning onttit about ready for business. AND m
IL prepared 70 supply all demands In his line
ut very short notice.
Most OF the planters around here report
some rust In their cotton, not enough as yet
to cause uneasness.
r. -. y.
ed few days visit TO his boyhOod's and
early manhood's home.
Mrs.. George Martin died last Monday.
Rev. ]. ID. Crout performed the funeral aer.
vices In the Methodist church, and her re-
mains were laid u, rest In Smyrna cemetery.
Master Towns Robertson uf Abbeville, is
with bio ainsman. Mr.. w. l.. Bowman.
May OF our people are looking forward To
quite an increase In numbers In our school al
the opening Of the next session. and the Board
of Trustees have decided to put an addition
TO the cademy, to be occupied by the assist
ant teacher, who will also give music lessons.
In order TO assist In building the annex, 1t Is
proposed to have a pay barbecue about the
1lth of September, at which first class din.
ner will be served. Notice as tn exact time
will he given through the columns OF the
Press and Banner next week.
Mr.. Louis r. Cunningham, son OF Mr.. T. T.
Cunningham, died last Thursday. His funeT-
al WAS preached at Rocky River church by
Rev. II. G. Fennel and his remains were laid
10 rest In the cemetery near BY. This death
and Mrs. +. T. Cunningham, their only re.
naming daughter having died about two
weeks ago.
Crops are booming. Everything In that line
is doing Just:as we'll as 1t possibly can. corn
extent oy the d:y weather. later corn is az
good as the land could make II. II no disas-
ter befalls 1t. there will be q much heavier
crop Of II gathered this year than for several
years.
ton, Ga. reached here Friday for q visit 10
their brother. Dr. A. B. Henry.
Another change In schedule on the Savan-
nah Valley r. K. These changes are so fre.
quent. that IL is impossible for even news-
paper reported TO keep up with them. Az an,
report. will not mention the present one.
Troupe.
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Wednesday, Aug. %, 1898.
Letter from the Editor.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug. 10, Il

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. l9, 1898.
Thinking the readers OF the Press and BAN
ner might like to receive line from me,
though l have nothing to write. I send
word. We arrived here, to-day. Saturday,
about 8 o'clock in the evening. We found the
wind rather cold. think will buy flannel
shirts ON Monday. Some overcoats were TO
be seen this evening, though not many. l
am very much worn out. was 80 tired that
l lay down at dark, and rested and slept
until eleven o'clock, when I got up to write
this. Except myself all OF our party went
out tonight to some entertainment.
We met with various delays on the road. as
you may surmise from the mention OF the
time at which we reached the "Windy City,"
We are stopping at the Omaha, or at least
about thirty Of us are. Some are at No. 2Olu
Wabash Avenue. and some are at the "White
House." same Avenue, on opposite side. Gen.
eral Hemphill. I believe. Is stopping at the
While House. No. 20l0 was unable to take
as all in, und 1t did not otherwise quite come
up TO the requirements. THE Omaha seems
all right. 1t is u new hotel, just In sight OF
the Ferris Wheel. and very near the Fair
Grounds. haven't been out of the house
since came, but the ride through the city
impressed me with Chicago's beauty-its nice
houses and its beautiful grounds. It is city
OF magnificent distances.
We rode on the cable cars after getting of
the train. The cable cars are not up " the
electric cars in the way Of speed, but they 60
fast enough. The track is double and trains
Of three cars pass each way every three min.
utes-and many OF them are crowded some
30 full that they refuse 10 stop for others
We haven't yet ridden on the elevated street
railway, which, believe, goes by steam.
The trip was pleasant one. with nothing
to mar the pleasure Of any of our party. The
delays were taken In good part, by our party,
Some oven expressing feeling Of pleasure a,
the opportunity OF seeing the towns aliwhich
we stopped. We stopped three hours at Ashe-
Vile; atKnoxville we stopped perhaps twelve
hours-from mid-n light TO mid-day-Frlday.
The Pullman car company sent us three OF
their finest sleepers. There are ninety-two In
our party.
The weather is fair, and verything IL prom
Using for pleasant trip. I presume most OF
our party will 60 to church tomorrow, and
that all will do more or less at seeing the city,
which seems to be q wonder and q marvel IN
ITSELF Respectfully, Il. w.
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A JOURNALISTIC JAUNT.
The State Press Association off for
Chicago.
Register, August II.

Register, August IL.
The members Of the State Press Association
who have decided TO attend the Columbian
EXPOSITION will leave the city en- masse this
morning at IL o'clock. The party will be nc.
coin panied by many ladies and hort of
friends from this place.
tached to the train, and the party will go
from there via Asheville. Paint Rock, Knox:
Vile, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis, and will
arrive in Chicago Saturday.
Mr., Prince, tile secretary OF the association.
arrived In the city yesterday and has been
busy making all final preparations for the ac-
commodation and comfort OF the editors ana
their friends. He has labored hard and ei-
fectually for his purpose for many months.
The party will not return together some
of the members will take longer look at
the sights than others, some returning IN Il
few days. others remaining for several weeks.
The following are the names recorded up To
the present OF those who Will go Tomorrow,
together with the names of the paper each
represents.
G. H. Prince, secretary.
W. Crawford. Chester Bulletin.
D. ID. Wallace, Newberry Observer.
Mrs. E. s. Ulmer, Barnville Enterprise
W. s. Bean, Southern Presbyterian.
w w. Price, The Journal.
Jas. T. Bacon. Edgefield Chronicle.
| John A. Porter, Way OF Faith.
r. S. Galloway, Due West Presby terian.
Hugh Wilson. Press and Banner
A. ]. Clarke, Lancaster Enterprise.
| s. A. NettleS, MaOnlnR Times.
| A, j. s. Thomas. Baptist Courier. Greenville
y. Williams, Lancaster Enterprise.
Henry T. Thompson, Darlington News.
| r. H. Sweeny, sum mmerville News.
]. c. Darlington. Spartanburg Herald.
| &C. Laugston. Anderson lntelligencer.
~. Hull, Rock Hill Herald.
3. G. Price, Walterboro Press and Standard
| N. w. McAuley. Ocnnee News.
| q. P. Brown, Peoples Advocate.
| Wigfali Cheatham, Edgefield Chronicle.
| A. :. Todd, Anderson Journal.
| Waddy Thompson, Darlington News.
| +. Melchers. Charleston Zeitung
| w. D. Woods, Darlington Herald.
| II. 6. Osteen, Sumter Waterman.
| w. w. Ball, Laurens Adv
| F.C. Withers. The Slate.
| y. G. Dwight, WinnsbOro News and Herald
| ]. L. Wiggins Bamberg Herald.
| Miss V. d. Young, Sumter Freeman.
| R. r. Hemphiil, Ahbevile Medium.
| w. j. Jacobs. Our Monthly.
| ]. E. Boggs, Pickens Sentinel.
| c. w. Birchmore, Wateree Messenger.
| G. j. Luhn. Seaside Thoughts.
| H.K. Jenkins, Berkeley Gazette.
| ]. a. Hoyt. Greenville Mountaineer.
| Charles Conners, Lancaster Review.
| J.W. HameL Kershaw Review.
| Alvin McLenna, Johnston Monitor.
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On Monday night last at about II O'Clock g
mob of 40 or 30 men marched on Clinton and
took Mr., George Shillito by force and carried
him away despite Mr.. Shillito's earnest and
bilious pleading to allow him TO spend biz
few remaining years at home with his family
No prayerful appeal would be heard. They
snatched him up undr.ssed and penniess
nnh carried him away under cover OF night
II Is thol ght that they came from Abbeville
Mr., Shiliito's former home, and that they
had lust learned OF his whereabuuts. Every
one Of them were armed with rifles. and their
captive has not been heard from up 10 the
hour of going To press. He IL the father ol
our towugman Mr.. Frank Shillito,
Who stood on the tln-roof deck
Driving nails by the peck,
His dad stood by with breeches blue,
And asked Frank for Il tobacco chew.
We hope they have reconsidered the awful.
ness Of crime and will allow their prisoner 10
escape nnharmed,- Clinton Gazette.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
To Meet at AbbevilIe August 3Ist ant
Ranfounhae lat 1909

To Meet at Abbeville August 3lst and
September 1sf, 1893.
The 10th annual session Abbeville County
Sunday School Conference NJ. E. Church
South, will be held ut Abbeville' =. g.. August
81, and September l, 1898. Introductory ser.
mon Wednesday night at $50 by Rev. j. ID.
Crout, Lowndesville.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Thursday August 81, morning session.
10 A. M. Devotional services by Rev. G. H.
1880 A. N. orga anization of Con ference.
REPORTS FROM SCHOOLS.
Topic-The Pastor In the Sunday School
Rev. j. NJ. Steadman, William Riley und 9TH
ers.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Reports from schools concluded. Topic
The Bible In the Sunday School-Capt J. r..
Parks, Rev. w. II. Whitaker.
NIGHT SESSION.
Topic-Literature-J. B. Franks, Rev. NJ. B.
Wharton. Rev. H. w. Bays d. ID.
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER lsT-MoRNING SESSION.
Devotional exercises led by Rev. s. D.
Vaughan.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Toplc-The parent In the Sunday School
Revs w. H. Hodges. +. w. Mason.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
. Methodist Ministers and Superintendent of
Sunday schools with one delegate for every
fifty on roll within The county will compose
the Conference. ]. Fuller Lyon,
President.
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Here's a State Of Things.

Science, dear Lady Betty, has diminished
hope, knowl. dye has destroyed our allusioils
and experience has deprived us OF Interest
Here. then Is the authorized dictionary OF dis
content:
What is creation? A failure.
What Is life? A bore.
What Ia mau? A fraud.
What is woman Both fraud and bore.
What ts beauty? A deception.
What Is love? A disease.
What Is marriage? mistake.
What IL a wife? A trial.
What Is child? nuisance.
What Is the devil? A fable.
What is good? Hypocrisy.
What Ia evil? Detection.
What is wisdom? Seltishness.
What Is happiness? A delusion.
What Is friendship? A humbug.
What Ia generosity? lmbecility.
What is money? Everything.
And what Is everything? Nothing.
We were, perhaps, not happier when we
were monkeys ?-London Truth.
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ASbeville's City GOvernment-WhO
VIII be Mayor?

The time for the election of our Town Coun-
Gil will soon be here aud as our town IL grow
Ing, being more thickly settled, It behoores
our citizens 10 be thinking OF The matter. for
the welfare and interests oil any town than
good city government composed Of good re.
liable. fearless men, who have the welfare and
Interest OF the prople at heart and who 1eel
welfare, aud building up Of the town, az well
az the responsibility vi their office, and who
are ready and willing to discharge their du-
ties without fear or favor to any man. Onr
Chief Riley and night policeman Mr.. McMll-
Ian are men who will DO This:
In Speaking Tor oursef and large majori-
ty of our citizens We know OF no man whom
our people would delight To n,'nor az Mayer.
people faithfully and earlessly IN the recent
past. During his administration the inter.
ests OF our town prospered. Unruly 0henders
were speedily brought 10 terms, and Inc exer-
else OF the power conferred upon him by yfr-
tue OF his office was boldly and Iearlessiy en-
forced as soon AK offenders were brought be-
tore him they were tried, sentenced and put
TO work immediately.
our municipal affairs 10 take hold OF crinii.
nails under the new laY,, that crime OF all
kinds would grow less, ahd offenders Instead
Of being an expense 10 tne peopie: Wouia ,Ue Se
town. During the administration OF the pre-.
sent council under ex Mayor Hill the Zines
collected into the treasury amounts 70 ABOUT
S625 being $500 In excess OF any OF his prcde-
cessora. With these facts before us we would
suggest that our citizens appoint committee
10 walt upon ex-Mayor II Ill and urge him TO
accept the mayoralty OF our town, and We
! further suggest that this Office be made q
salHried one, for the following reasons:
lst. Because IL Is thunk ess position In
which y man not unfreQuently incurs the
displeasure OF many, and wins the approval
OF the few.
End. Ir attended to az IL should be IT will re-
quire too much time. to the neglect OF ones
own business. TO be given 10 the public with
out remuneration.
3rd. Because 1t will be stimulus TO any
man 10 exert himself TO do his whoia duty.
We venture the assertion without fear of
contradiction that II Mr.. r. NJ. Hill will &C.
cept the position he can be unanimously
elected to IL, and wi III by 1udlcious manage:
mrnt receive enough to pay himself and
leave handsome revenue for the town.
Don't wait until the last moment as you will
remember the trouble we have had In the
past simply from negleotlng our nown duty.
Citizen,
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The Presbyterian says of thi necessary
virtue; ECONOMY may be hard 10 practice
but for most persons 1t Is "A necessity, It II
foolish tu live beyond ones Income. IL III alst
sinful, We are deirauding others when VIZ
spend Whist we do not earn, or cannot pay
back, Luxurles are desirable but they car
he dispensed with. Extravagant living Is one
of the crying sins OF the day. Americans
generally, live too last, ana run 700 much III
money than he makes pays the penalty ir
broken fortune. in ruined reputation, IN
wrecked life, and In fam lily disaster"
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Dictionary Girls.

A disagreeable girl-Annle MOssity,
A fight 1g girl-HattIe Magin.
A sweet girl-Currie Mel.
A very pleasant girl-Jennie Rossity,
A sick girl-Sallie Vate.
A smooth girl-Amelia Ration.
A seedy girl-COra Ander.
A clear case of girl-E. Lucy Date.
A geometrical girl-Poliy Con.
Not Christian-Heitie Rodoxy.
One Of the best Rirls-Ella Grant
A flower girl-Roda Dendron.
A profound girl-Mettie Physics.
a star glrl-Jessie Mine.
A nervous girl-Hester Mine.
A clingng girl-Jessie Mine
A muscular girl--Callie Sthenlcs.
A lively girl-Anna Nation.
An uncertain girl-Eva Nesent.
A sad girl-Eln q.
A serenade glrl-MOllle Fy.
A great big Virl-E,lle Phant.
A war-like girl-Mnllie Tary.
The best girl Of all - Your Own - Home
queen.
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The Tuealoo Iron Works can repair your
engines gins. &c. Now tx the time To bring
your machinery to the shop. 80 rs TO have II
ready when needed.
Don't forget To ask for cheap shirts. coats
and vests at w, Joel Smith j. Sons.
New lot of hats just received for the sum
ner In all the leading shapes. W. +. Bell.
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Abbeville Visitors Returning Home
ElbertOn Star.

Miss Nal Robertson. who Is 80 popular here
and by her amiabe and pleasant manners
makes friends OF all who meet her, lett for
her home in Ahheviie, S. G., after n visit OF
about week to Mrs. Sarah A. Bowman.
Little Miss Saidee Lee. of Abbeville, S. c.,
the pretty thirteen year old dauphte OF Col.
Augusta Lee, OF that place. has ~ o very fine
medals, one Tor scholarship and the other for
recitation, This Is quite a compliment to
her talent and reflects honor on the yOnng
miss. She. with her sister. Miss Mamie, left
for their home the early part OF this week.
after spending several days with friends
here. We are always glad TO see such pleas
ant visitors In our town,
Miss Minnie Gibson. who has been visiting
Miss Taylor for several weeks has returned
to her home In Aubeyllle.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-08-23

Outings % per cent less than the real value
for dresses or shirt waists. w. K. Bell.
Every one can get what they want In sum
mer coat by calling on 2. Rose nberg d Co.
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PYLES' ODDS AND ENDS.
All Sorts Of Paragraphs from Every
Quarter.
Greenwood, s. c., Aug. IA. lSS3
SOUTH CAROLINA

|
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The members of Congress from South Car.
DINA, with the exception Of Maj. BraTiey.
will vote against the unconditional repeal oi
the Sherman law.
4 collapse of the barracks bridge at Glenn.
son College on the 1lth inst., seriously inj1r'
ing iiioI nr less some fifty students.
| Charles DericOtt tell from ladder In spar
tanburg on the 1lLh inst, killing him Instant
Mr. John j. Henson, of Greenville County,
WAS found dead In the road on | he 5th inst,
with his head crushed IN. The deceased was
| on his way home from GreenVille City, where
| he had teal ified In Il revenue case.
| The royalty for the States prosphates for
the past ten months has been $203,s69 W.
| Columbia IL max Ing an effort To secure
stea boat navigation up the COngaree.
The Luna Cotton Mills At Fort Mill are rum
ming night and day.
| YorkvIIIe Ia bnilding a new Court House.
! A number Of railroad agents have been ar
resi- I'd for violating the dlspensary law.
Professor f. W. Davis, who ably hlled Inc
chair of Mathematics in the South Carolina
/ College. has accepted similar position I'D
the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.
UNITED STATES.
A lineman for the Bell Telephone Company
At Mobile. Ala. was killed by an electrie
shock OH the 9th inst, while climbing pole
| a meteor Of extraordinary size, fell near ga
vannah, Ga. on the evening OF the 10th inst.
| Two cases OF yellow feVer nave oeeh report
| ed at Pensacola, Fla.
The worlds supply OF gold is estimated al
So, 100 100000. 80. T., o.,
Fra nclsro ON the 9th inst
Hon. george Washington Murry, OF South
Carolina, the only negro representative 10 tne
House, has pledged his first vote TO dem
Ucrat
A bicycle has been invented which Is cro
propelled by steam.
A merderous gang OF Alabama desperadoes
| mum beriny some 80 or 50 men. are being hunt
ed by 4OO or more hervily armed citizens.
| WORLD.
Silver continues on the rise In London.
A special says the federal soldiers have de
posed the Stale authorities In santa Cnthari
na, Brazil.
A 90 year old gentleman from the Phillip
pine Islands, was recently married IN ths
City OF Mexico to q 16 year old girl who u
goodooking, rich and belongs TO- good fam
liiy. N. w. Pyles.
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II you want q nice coat for summer wear
call and look through our alpacas. serges and
fanneis. p. Rosenberg & Co.