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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
exAlBlls
In tho woman's Building at tho Columbian
Exposition.

Exposition.
An wonen desiring 10 make exhibits
IN the W0mnns hnlling viii hpye 20
have thvir oXhihita passed upon by the
advisory committee ldt Texas, appointed
hy thp board of lady managers, whosr
recommendation win De necessary bc,are
ANY exhibit can he sent 20 Chicago FOR
huul Judging 10y thr committee ot experts
appointed by tho president of the nntion'
nl honrd of lndy managers An cAhihh
must be- sent To Mrs. Mary a Cochran,
Dallas, Tex wheru the committee viii
meet TO examine nud pass upon snmr.
Anyone desiring further information re-
gnrdng The rules governing exhibits, otc.
win please apply to tho memhers of the
advisory committee or 60 the Indy mnung.
ura' advisory committee. Mrs. Marin
pnge lNimhnll. 2iis Market street, Cat
weston. Tex. Miss betiio Brown, Gal
weston; Mrs. q -. Dnyal, 81 Maverick
Grove San Antonio Tex Miss llcarn,
Dallas Tex,
Lady nOnorors Mrs, Ida l.. Turner,
Fort Worth Mira NJ. A, Cochran, Dial.
lass Mira liosno RYAN, Austin
Mrs. w. III Tuhlu, president state
board, Austin, ToN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
4 nrcIfIIAR CAsE-

Denison. Tex. March 4 special ~
Charles HUI the young man who was
M seriously injured Ia the runaway yes
terday evening By being thrown from a
vyaeon. q living, and that is all Hun
was taken 10 BIS home, where an exam
marion revealed the skull was fractured
an,a that the backbone was broken 9
si,ea wondered him helpless Hun IL
nerfecfly conscious and talks nationally,
brt bis entire body = paralyzed. and as
Ms phygicians say he lives only from his
throat IA. h IS The opinion Of those nc
onainted with the case that be may live.
6ut ia will never regain the use q his
hnlY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
Erin, Oh, Erin. thy winter Is past.
&, Annd The hope that lived thro' It,
NuuL MLn..nnl 81 IN n
sNnTHFIELn IncAI.s-

The postoiicc M Smth6eld wis bur.
glau2ed Thursday night and the snfo
OF Mr.. LeBow was rltled Of So In cur
Nncy, leaving $40 in gold untouched.
No clue to the robhcr
~ the annual nee ting OF the stock.
holders Of the Smithdeld canning fac
tory held In Fort Worth yesterday az
the company's office the following board
OF directors were elected 10 serve tho
ensuing year: j. r. Burt, Y. c. BOYD.
II. 9. Gilbert, l.. / Boaz aud u. w
smith The board organized hv elect.
ing j, T Burt president, J. &. BOYD
vice-prcsdent u. w. Smith secretary
and Luther l. Bouz treasurer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
TTTH TTIEATrR

Mrs General Tom Thumb and her
company of Iillipuuans appeared for
two performances at Groenwpll's ycs-
terday The entertainment provided by
the little people is very pleasing and
they demonstrated the possession Of con-
siderable ability as comedians They
are bright, quick and clever and the per-
iormnncc, which Is constructed especially
for them Is one calculated 10 plensc tho
old ~ well as young. Many Of the fca-
lures introduced are entirely new and
very Clevery produced
The next attraction will be "Unclc
Hiram next Monday, matinee and even
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

Nayasotn. Tex. March a Especial y
Word reached here 1T a homicide which
occurred in the western pafi # me eoun-
~. JeH Jones. farmer hired oliver
Il. New and wife 10 80 he work loins
spoke Sharply 30 Mrv New. about late
meals ard slapped her. New remon-
stratrd ,gith Jonns and tIe latter eei1.
ing M nge attempted 20 kin New Tue
irate husband, however, got a gun aud
shot Tones dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

vas resisting violent assault npon
~ person with a rock The verdict was
e'S11t years in the peniiendatv.
&c next suit was the hebaas cornne
trial Of r. H Griffin. shn ~ ,SSrt~5
F tswindling Ia Gonzales conn
~. bail was refused ~ this county
c W., Heiendant was reminded 20 the
Sus'ogF % sheriff Eulcss. and Ne win
oe taken 70 Gonzales county
COURT NOTES.
!, Ne new suit was filed with the district
y,l ileehse 10 marry was given 20 ! VI.
MTesthrook and Miss Fannie NNcio.
Ihe total number of marriare H.. sos
ISSUED during the week lust ended Wos
seven. ""'
Jack Kidd. Tom Sullivan ana Joh,
Lee white. Felix Billinl. q Mexican. mia
Two colored men were taken ont M NV
county road gang on the Mansfield road
Ihe county court held session ycs.
terday to hear the motion docket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
PROGRESS THE wAToHwoRp.
no pnnlIs 10

The result Of the six months work Of
Waiden's Texas Business college When
80 Is considered that ms insutuiion las
attnined tbis I'M TINT comparatively short
limo. n is safe 10 predict brilliant fu-
nire for this practical and progressive
school It's pupils are already making
h reputation for themselves az well 49,
he college Ia the commercial world.
Some 81 them accepted nne positions az
good salaries after only three months
rnetrrefion C0il al tie college aud you
viii b. surprised 10 see such a large and
flourishing attendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
N pALeInn ARM.

sherman. Tox., March A lSpcclall -
Smith aud kcuncdy who robbed the
OmnhundrO Hardware company nc
nnd lodged 9n inil The ohimrs sny
they are Old time crooks. Smith when
nrresiod claimed 20 be suffering with a
palsod arm. ilhd tho ohicerp were care
fnl not hurt u, bnt Inst night while on
Dc way hpre, Smith dropped OF 10 sleep
aud began scratching hlinself With bis
sore arm, aud tho officers dropped onto
his little game and promptly haudcuted
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
LTT,TTAN LEWIS

]. Duaicld Prince. business manager
OF Lillian Lewis. Is In the city arang-
ing for the Appearance OF his star NJ
Grecnwall's on Saturday. March II.
matinee and evening At the matinee
performance she win produce "rcrese
Racqniu." by Zoln. and M the evening
performance her now play Lady
LIZ win be made known. Miss
Lewis season has been very
successful one. her repertoire con-
tanning some new and strong plays.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

Won Il May Concern;
w certify that the Kansas Mutual
sdluon OF Topeka. Kansas, has An
no iQlly complied with the laws OF
Nudllons precedent TO its doing
b ihls state. AMI thnt said com.
20 3 eerilacate Of authority from
saluing lt 10 do business IN this
isNge months from the first day
" lslS, 10 The 3lst day OF Decem-
MEG my hand and seal M Office IN
W. 1ay and date FIRST above WRIT
JUN +. llOLLlNGSWORrH,
COmmi ssiOner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
mr,suRY DEPARTMENT.
J comptroller OF the Currency.


Washington. Feb. @, 1909.
:, satisfactory evidence pre-
! Undersigned ~ las been made
,ia, erie American National bank
~.ii N the city of Fort worth,
nfg on Tarrantj and state OF
e,npied with all the provisions
.snfes OF the United states, re-
Y Ky complied with before an asso.
KIN ~ authorized to commence the
f,,sfore /. Alonzo Barton Hep
-eniler OF the currency, DO here.
IN hat "The American National
tst Worth" IN the city Of Fort
4 \ ,le county OF Tnrrnnt ana state
m 4 authorised 10 commence the
"a y banking as provided IA section
,,e revised statutes Of thu United
.nony whereof, witness my hand
X ogce this 9th day Of February
A. II. HEPBURN.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
pnys Al MOUNTAIN.

SAN Antonio, Tex. March tSpeclal,l
--'rla sale 81 Gfanife mountain located
in Burnet county northwest of
ihls sify was cOneonmatpd 20.
day, q. u. Huntington, prevalent "a
tiie Southern Poetic company being ths
ms,e public, but Il "A about 100000. ~
wins 4 cilsh transaction. This m0untnih
ia now furnishing tie granite for tbe
Galveston harb0r jelliea,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
HODGES MISSIONARY FARE
WE'LL.

The East Side Tabernacle church viii
tender Nr. j. H. Hodges on Sunday
Mint a farewell service for CHINA. MI
Hodges leaves Tuesday Tor emma. Icy;
~. Kinney and wife of New York aud
5anpbter and Eddie Post will conduct
the services. f..,..
pnJer whom Mr. Hodges goes out.
IN is rare occurrence TO have 50 many
.avnnrelisls assist IN such meeting and
The meeting win be one that none can
afford 10 miss. O..
Mrs Kinney was the lady who lirst
assisted Jerry McC0uley IN ms ne"
York mission ~.
TIodges with ahearty God-speed, ~ one
Who has done SO much for Fort Worth
and her mlssl0ns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
n0rIcE

annual meeting OF the stock.
I nFlN Fnrf Worth and Denver Ter
h Wy eouipany win be held at
hii,e,1t. r6muany I'm the city OF Fort
~ ~ tuesday. March Z next, az
= is Tile transfer books will
tce al 1890 o'clock. "a. M, 0nd
2 svt.rtt Z nj 1880 O'Clock q. IN.
z 2 ~ W. A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
NOTICE..

annual meeting OF the stock
a & he lori Worth 9giIl 9 he h pep' az
Re company ~ the me-, city !, oil o. for!
t.s N. The transfer BOOKS WI VII
~ al 1890 o'clock, o; m" ana
( March q lg 5osS 9 'ci Secre q ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
AustIn. %. Jan. 28. so.

Austin, Tex, Jan. %, 1Sg3.
NON Il May Concern:
certify that the State Insurance
q Des Molncs Ia, Inns IN all
nay complied with the laws of
uaations precedent TO its doing
NJ ms state, and that said CONE
~ certificate Of authority from
enliting Il to do business IN
If pi iWelye months from the Lat
eAs,ee5y' lSlS, 70 the 31st day OF
~l'l my hand and seal, OF Of
wv, 'he day and date frst above
no. Z, HoLLINGswoRTH.
COnmissiOner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

NW7TTI TTTsT II We 10 TT''7f
8nom II May Concern
70 certify that the United states
rinee complny ~ New York, n. ~,
y respects fully complied with the
/ TEXAS ms cOndliHIN precedent 20
n hsnegs I'm this stnte. and that
,ahy holds certificate OF au-
hm tbs Oillcc emitting II 20 do
I . this state for twelve mouths,
II "a dag " January, 1898, 10 the
n q December. 1871.
ulg NY hand aud seal, at office,
h Cue day and date first above
no. L. HOLLINGsw
Commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

+ n Y May Concerni
ll,... lily thar the Prussian Ma
~ vs. company OF Stettln. Ger
B ,e' '9 respects fully complied
IN, n Texas as conditions pre-
IN tl eplls business IN this state,
1slr MlnpQny holds "a certificates
~ Il wv lhis oiice, emitting II TO
~ i@ ~ state Tor twelve months,
" Dec 1888. M '9''' 20 'np
IN ~ hand and seal, at Office
~ uay and date hrst above
40 L. HOLLINGswORTH.
.-.- Commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
lSgrB AND no CYANIDE RAN var
'Vlgr Stockholders AND d.
rry0gS ANNUAL MEETING.

annual meeting Of the stockholders
s.lors Of the Fort Worth and Rio
I Railway company will bc held
fe Of the company, in the city
Worth, on Tuesday, April !,
.f3p m.
|,lf books viii be closed at noon.
( "a 1893, and remnin closed until
4 1913. A. X. DIXON,
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

WIN meet IN convection NJ Fort Worth
On me 18Th 81 March The busines8 10
come before them viii beof great inter.
ost 70 nll gtOcl,men, and every man CON
present Those who DO come win hnd
thai nOoe bat the famous lO.yrar-old
''Belle " Nelson Is served over the
AlanAOn h0tcl bar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
! n ll.l Y May Concern.

\ n a.l Y May Concern.
ieel',Niy that the Massachusetts
ss wv, sY ot Boston. Mass hns Ia
q r.eily complied with the
y X. ~ as conditions pre-
IA AZ e1iils business ln this state.
flly peny holds a certificate
et n wv lAls office. emitting III 10
81 4, lls state Tor twelve months.
4 ~. i8is 49, lo''' 10 'he
.a ~ Band aud seal. at office
WY ana date first above
10 Z, HoLLINGswoRTH.
Commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

NWTWI TTNII y TWI ~ TTWl
fiom 10 May Concern
IA 10 certify that the Citizens Fire
Ia Ompauy OF Nov York. n, T.,
10 respects fully complied with the
n lstas as conditions precedent TO
IA aasiness IN this state, uul that
fdny holds u certificate OF uu-
! iiai his office eutitllng Il 10 do
4 D ihls state for twelve months,
Il M day OF january. 1913, 10 tile
N q December. 1S93,
aiel ms hand and seal, at office.
& the day and date hrst above
mo i. HOLLINGSWORTH.
commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

For information concerning me il9hi-
~ n your residences OF places Of Dla'
lness. on for obtairging a good supply
N hot water for bath room purposes,
eali on me Fort Worth Light and Power
company,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

~.nrrs FLOYD COUNTY
n W." s,inated ia Bailey county.
|d tal ,esrs court Of Floyd county,
n'l',....l,a bids on the above land
X w ~ dsv " the regular MAY
H ~ court reserves inc right
isM ad nil bids. For FURTHER par
s 10 A. Il. Duncang county
at VA Floyd county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
nIInr cnIan M0LIN0.

pcarsnll. Tex. March 4 Especial )--
John TOmerlin shcf and falally Wounded
Celee Moline a Mexican last hight neaF
she llne ~ lfIio and Modlnh eQuntes,
Iunerlin ~ now AZ bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
ollAI,ANTINr PHYSICIAN.

Waco, Tea, March a.. lSpeclal.l -l)r
q. j. lialbeft WIS appointed QuaraniiDe
plyheiau 81 Mclennnn county this az
ternOon by Comfy Judge W. II. Jens
Ains,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

Try a gas heater for your library ana
bath room. See For Worth Highland
Power company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
ST pATRTCK's nay

The Ancient Order of Hibcrnians Is
ousily engaged IN preparing very IN.
efesung entertainment for N. patrick's
Day which win be appropriately observed
a musical program Is now being nh.
ranged ms q part Of the entertainment
which VIII take plucc on the sccond
tioor of the Hendricks building. and
those M charge promise this feature Of
tne program viii surpass anything of tho
KIND heretofore given In the city In
addition TO the musical features letter
mas been received from the Rev. Fr
OHley Of Helena. Ark. accepting an
invitation TO deliver in address ON the
occasion and announcing as his sub.
Erin Oh, Erin. thy winter Il past.
And the hope that lived thro' II.
Shall blossom at last"
Father O'lliley has acquired the repu-
mtion Of being one Of The most elo-
gucnt Irish orators ever known IN the
south aud his address will doubt
loss attract many who are fond
OF an eloquent speech especial
" on subject so dear TO
the Irish heart as Erin The program
and full details will be published as soon
us It is fully prepared
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
nlAl NOTICES.

moy0sAts,
,seiycd until . p, m,
4 when bids Will % 9Pen ,,.,
lt Details upon applica-
~ accompanied hy g eef l,e
m 500 I nsr Nae -
Niti a~ il. ~ KERR.
city Engineer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
WFlTMAN RROS,

Are Tie Leaders Ga rne fookweag at rsse
onAble l1iGea,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

FOR SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING
And tolegraphy 60 10 the Fort Worth
business college largest in Texas,
Main street, corner OF fourih. Wnte
for catalogue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
coNgTTT wrITMAN mos.

or your nest pair Of shoes, Cost ~
solling-out prices are ne competition
10 us.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25
Card From Rev. Mr.. Gaines.
n,.n uy4at @ Tor lo0


To whom II may concern:
In reply to the report that have applied
for appointment as county dispenser, under
the new liquor law. wish 10 state that thir.
ty five years ago I gave ups lucrative and
honorable business and turned away from the
finest worldly prospects to enter the gospel
ministry.
This to me meant the earnest teaching OF
sound theology and full. pure morality, In.
volving OF course, total abstinence and legal
prohibition. Seeing as I did that liquor Is the
world g greatest curse. temperance has been a
prominent feature In my ministry.
have had great enjoy ment and gratifying
success in my sacred calling, and am grateful
for the fact that have been 80 ell provided
for as TO have no occasion to ask for even an
honorable Office. -.
Now. while regard the new law as Infinite
ly better than the old one, and 4 long, sure
step to ultimate success, am still firm and
more hopeful prohibitionist.
Holding, az I do conscientiously, that the
use OF liquor Rs beverage, like all forms OF
self abuse and fatal influence, is polluting
and sinful. and that legalized ~ traf-
and Is at best but making. gain out of blight
ed homes the agony and tears OF dear wo-
men and children; ; and the blood and souls OF
our brethren. the gold OF earth, The wealth Of
the universe could not induce me TO take Of
ice under. or In any way become responsible
for, even the new liquor law.
Therefore denounce the report tbatI have
applied for the office Of county dispenser or
without the semblance Of foundation and
without provocation, and that of the mon.
strous kind that constitutes slander. And l
do pray that our Father In heaven may for
give the heinous sin of its author and that OF
The morbid news scavenger that under his
own exaggerated Endorsement gave publica.
tion aud that this keen and bitter insult
may be sanctif1ed TO my growth In grace and
to my fuller conservation TO the best interests
OF our struggling humanity.
Respectfully, w. A. Gaines.
Will Greenwood and Mccormick papers
please publish. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25
DUE WEST NEWS.
Sick SOns-MissiOnaries for Mexico
Fond Friends-VisitOrs.
Due w est, s. G., Jan. %,

Due West, s. G., Jan. %, 1893.
DR.. j. P. Kennedy, of Atlanta, Ga. who has
been visiting his parents OF this place return
ed to his office on Monday. He went TO Alb
beyille 10 take the popular route, the 6. G.
MIR. w. F. Pearson Is attending the Presby-
Mr.. S. A. Wideman Is teaching a flourish
ing school at Mount Galaser in Laurens
county.
Mr.. John Lyon spent few days last week
with his many friends and classmates or Ibis
place.
Mr.. J. T. Pearson, a member of the enter
prising firm OF Sylvester. Blakely Co., OF An
derson, recently visited bis parents. Mr..
Pearson is making a success OF the mercan-
The snow came last week. It co'n menced
on Wednesday morning, and all day long u
continued. The ground was frozen hard, and
hidden, but still 1t continued to full. BY
night It was several inches deep. 1t showed
and sleeted during the night, and the next
morning IL commenced again hard, and COLI
about or inches deep on an average. The
whole town had a lively time snow-balling.
Several sleighs were soon running ON our
streets. Bnt the snow was too SOIL for gnoo
riding. We have all enjoyed the snow very
much, but are willing to Just let 1t go now.
Dr. Edwards left Thursday evening for Ian.
caster. He was called there by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness Of his son Walk
er, who Is clerking In that place. We trust
that the Doctor will find his son much i'm
proved.
The intermediate celebration Of the PhiIo-
mHtheab Literary Society Will occur on Fri
not billed celebration ON the same nigh I.
In which event the Philomatheans Will post.
pone, as the weather won't
Prot. J. NJ. Todd, accompanied by Mrs.
Todd, left for Mexico on Thursday. He goes
in the Interest OF the mission stations OF the
Associate Reformed church In that field. X.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25

From the above 1t will be seen that OF over
two hundred landowners in the town OF ABB
beyille, only about one-half are voters. OF
this one hundred non-Voting lot owners there
are few non-residents. viz: John A. Devlin.
John a. Martin, Due West; ]. Alston Cabell,
Richmond, Va; A. J; Salinas Sons. ONeill
& Sons, Charleston; William Mooney; l.. W..
Parker, Greenville; and possibly Others
whose names we do not now recall.
The remaining ninety odd non-voting lot
owners are wives or unmarried ladies, who
hold much OF the best real estate In town.
AS the sale of li9uor must necessarily effect
alike all property, whether owned by men or
women, the latter should not have been de-
MED the right OF petition. ,....
dlspensary7
Without The aid Of the negroes, whose senti.
ment on the subject we are uniformed, there
Is little probability OF any one getting the
necessary siguers 10 recommend MIN for the
position.
Among some of the white people there is a
decided objection 70 the law itself, and there
are other citizens who are willing TO give the
law fair trial. II they are obliged to have IL
Quor.
1t iney be presumed that no prohibitionist,
white or black, will sign such petition, and
1t IL known that some OF the most pronounced
the whole thing, and will sign nothing which
commits them To the recognition OF law
which they believe to be unjust, unwise and
unstatesmanlike.
The proEibtionists do not want LIQUOR at
all. Some anti-prohibitionists will rel Sc TO
take liquor on the terms which they think In
feres with their rights as free born citizens,
aud necessitates something of q compromise
of their selfrespect before they can get the IL
quor.
After reducing the number of whites from
II 10 60. there will still remain 1l2 freehold
,oters q majority Of whom must sign peti-
tion before any dispenser can be appointed
for Abbeville. The list as published above
may be OF some interest TO those dispensers
who may seek'to travel a rough and stumpy
road.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25
An Example Worthy of Imitation.

Mr.. T. C. Robinson, OF the Plckens People,
In recognizing kindly notices which had been
recently made Of him and his paper, says Of
his brethren:
1--WE hope to merit their good wishes, and
In no discussion will we Intentionally over.
look what Is due them as gentlemen and
brothers OF the Quill"
AS rule, we believe the gentlemen Of the
press are less respectful to each other than
they are to the deputy Sheriff or TO Trial
Justices constable.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25
They Will Now Go Into Useful Pur.
SuitS.

By the dispensary law 1t has been estimated
that five thousand men will be released from
the liquor business after the first Of July,
That immense army Of men can then go to
useful and profitable pursuits, and thus aid In
building up the material prosperity Of the
State. II the dispensary had no other fact to
recommend 1t. that alone should cause 1t 10
find favor In the public heart. We need more
men In the productive and manufacturing
lines, and the addition of five thou
sand able efficient work ers in the different
lines will be of immense benefit to the State.
Besides these five thousand men, an immense
amount OF money will be turned into chan.
nels which will foster and develop useful bus
ness.
Those citizens, who, from necessity or
choice, must drink liquor will find great sat
isfaction in knowing that their liquor is pure.