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fire story. the colonies, majors and chap.
lains being in greatest demand. or rather
are the chief speakers ON such occasions.
But ! think il is time to call u halt lest
there bc more of the titled class than
can get u hearing; and il we are all pro.
NOTED. where will bc the private soldiers
to do the cheering? For that seems to
be about all they are needed for of late
wears,
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Slraycd.

One Poland China male hog. weight
about 80 pounds, white feet, white in
forehead. DISAPPEARED about the Odd
inst. Liberal reward for same.-Wm,
Vandykc.
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Hoods Pills may be had by mail for
Doc. Of G. l. Hood d Co., Lowell, Mass.


THE TRAMP NUsIANCE.-Deputy Sher.
i'll Tomiinson had a serious round up
with a lot OF audacious tramps last Fri.
day afternoon. 1t seems that about %
Of them were bowling up freely and got
into an all around fight, and a determ-
ination to kill OF their number. Mr..
Tomlinson got there in time to save his
life. The BLACK Maria was sent down
to haul up the pilgrims, and such Il time.
The tramps were very uncouth in their
remarks, and poured many unkind
cpithets upon our worthy officers for
obeying the command 1--WE were stran.
gers and ye took us in" as it interierred
with their sports. Nevertheless they
were "tOOken" and will be taken in az
fast as they appear in the city, IL not
conducting themselves properly, and we
are absolutely sure that Judge Bayles
will give them the limit.
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DR.. Cullimore, eye and ear surgeon Of
Omaha. will meet patients IN his special
ties, i'm Red Cloud at DR.. McKeeby's Of
iice Tuesday, August 10Th.
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Mr.. II. j. Mayors, OF Oakland, Nd,
says: 81 have sold thirteen bottles of
Chamberlain's Cough remedy to-day and
am literally sold ont. This il the largest
sale on record of any n preparation In
n day over our counterb. IL gives the
best satisfaction of any cough medicine
We handle, and as q seller II leads all
other preparations on this market" Fol-
sale by DeyO h Grice.
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d. NJ. Hunt Err. County Supt.

Send &c TO us for our "Tommy Topper"
book, the funniest book ont, 1000 laughs
for 2 cents. HALLER PRoP. Co.,
Blair, Neb
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$500 Farm Loans.

can make a few 500 choice farm
loans just now, II. Bailey, Red
Cloud.
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Cowlcs has organized a string band
under the leadership Of Prof. Lew
Fuller. The band consists of several
string instruments, and considering
that Cowlcs is noted for its musical
talent, VIC predict for it a very bright
future.
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From, our

Miss Minnie Brown has been the
guest of Mrs. j. S. Cox Of Red Cloud.
= McCook Tribune.
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See Myers

THE CHORD OF SYMPATHY. For a
great many years there has not occurred
in Webster county, such a great calami.
ty as has bcfallcn the family of our
highly esteemed and much respected
friend, Rev. Geo. w. Hummcl. by which
the Angel Of Death has invaded his
home and pluckcd thercfrom two Of its
faircst flowers. by that dreaded disease.
typhoid. dyscntery. Only a few days
ago the bcrcavcd home was filled with
happy voices, today, there are two va.
cant chairs, and u family in tears.
About two weeks ago, DIR. McKecby wal
called to the home Of Mr.. Hummel. to
see his two youngest children supposed
to be ailing from the usual diseases in.
cident to young children. but which
soon developed into alarming symptoms,
and although the best medical care was
taken Of them, yet the Grim Reaper
claimed them for his own, and they
passed from earth Ia heaven within a
few brief hours OF each other. their lit.
tie bodies being placed side by side in
the family cemetery, thus leaving an
aching void IN that once happy home
that time cannot possibly heal
Death il rcmorselcss in its demands, and
in this instance it seems to have singled
out OF one household, the bright jewels
for his own. Surlcy no words of ours
could be uttered that would still the
throbbing bosoms Of those who have
passed through the crucial test. yet. in
the times Of sorrow, the family have the
deepest %sympathies OF their many
friends and the consolation that there
is a future beyond the blue. and thai
hearts that have been rendered in twain
here will receive the comforting solact
upon the promises that have been
vouchsafed in holy writ. While death
has thus onlisted tho family OF Mr.,
Hummel, twice, Il third child has been
lowering with it's life in the balance
but at this writing, hopes are enter
tanned of Its recovery. We hope it may
he 80. THE CHEF extends to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hummel its heartfelt sympathy in
| their deem bereavement,
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Over Post Office

Seed buckwhcat ut McNittis.
For window screens go Wright's.
Go to Wright's for screen doors, win.
dow screens, &c.
New hay can be had by leaving orders
with McNitt.
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The Demon Of Despair

The Demon or Despair
Insomonla, and its twin brother Dys.
pepsia, are the offspring Of a dis0rdered
stomach. A positive euro Is found in
Begg's Dandslion Bitters. Sold by Deyo
d Grice.
CALL at Harvard Painless Dental Par.
lors, over Morhart's and have your work
done without torture.
Now Hay for Sale.
Inquire Of VIM. vanDyke or L. p. AL.
bright.
Gaines keeps the best ice cream in
the city.
I. c. milk cans so cents, and One Cross
milk cans GO cents at W. w. Wright's.
See him before buying,
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Don't you know to have perfect health
you must have pure blood and the bestway
to have pure blood is TO take Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the best blood purifier and
strength builder.
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R, NJ. Haddon & Co. will have their open
ing next week, commencing on Thursday

R. NJ. Haddon e. Co. will have their open
ing next week, commencing on Thursday
23rd.
Calicoes at Aug. W. Smiths at 6t. yard.
Rubber, chewing and smok Ing tobacco bags
and choice varieties Of smoking tobacco, and
an OF PPefn nras ths s9rs Doad
Mrs. II. NJ. Haddon has returned from the
north and is now busy arranging stock Tor
"Opening" which begins on 23rd Inst.
Something new. IS inch black Jupiter .
cloth. Silk and wool makes very handsome
dress at moderate cost. X M. Haddon q Co.
e Coming coming! Spring millinery. spring
Co.
Coming! coming! Shoes shoes Slippers!
slippers! Black, red and gray. X. NJ. Had
don Co.
A we'll selected assortment OF colors and
ready mixed paints for furniture, vehicles.
&C.. at Speeds Drug Store.
You ought to see that line Of assorted sizes
and styles OF pipes at Speeds Drug Store.
They came in Monday morning.
Give your ienlargng to Gallagher Bros.
They can give you better work and at much
lower rates than any travelling agent.
Agents generally more than d3n1ie on shsi5 S
living profit. Their methods of doing ousi-
ness makes your pictures perfectly safe IN
their hands. They can give you enlarged pic.
lures aG TWO uOlldTs auu upWdluo. 4dCJ
have full line of samples ina few days.
Curl your hair. Another lot OF nice curling
tongs Just received At Penney's Drug Store.
Fresh lot lobster, crabs, breakfast bacon and
light weight Magnolia hams, ut Aug. W..
Smith.
Buy your chewing and Bull Durham smok-
ing tobacco from Aug. w. Smith.
You can get that French briar root pipe you
have been wanting from that new lot of
choice pipes at Speeds. He will be pleased to
see you.
Fancy and plain stationery TO suit all ut
Speeds Drug Store.
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TrOy's News Terxely Told.

Troy, 8. c., March l3, 1893.
Last Sunday was beautiful day.
Mr. A. J. Davis, OF Alabama, is travelling in
Miss Annie McCaslan and Miss Nellie Press
ly lett for Mt Carmel last Sunday TO attend
Rev. w. w. Orrs meeting.
Mr.. ]. r. Cresswell is the happy father of q
fine daughter.
Miss Retta Caldwell is con yaleseent:
Mrs. o. Y. Bonner, OF Due West, Is visiting
her father, DR.. ]. D. Neel.
II some OF our young men only knew how
they disturbed the worship Of the prayer
meetings they would keep less noise at the
There was no preaching at Long Cane last
Mr.. ]. w. McCaslan has accepted position
with Messrs. Gist d Smith as travelling sales
man for tobacco and cigars.
The A. r. P. choir will meet Thursday night
at DR.. j. l.. Pressy's. Also the Baptist choir
will meet The same night at Mr.. ]. s. Jays.
What has become Of East End7 We would
like TO hear from him.
Mr.. ]. 8. Burnett has decided that there ID
no place like Troy. He has opened mp his
store with nice line OF goods, where he will
be pleased to zee his many friends.
The Mems Missionary Society met Sunday
evening in the A. r P.church. The following
officers were elected: John P. Cuddy. Presi.
dent; DR.. George Pressly, Vlce-President: G..
Mr.. Jim Harvley, one OF Edgefeld's hest
young men, was In town last Saturday.
Rev. T. w. Sloan preached one OF his best
sermons last Sunday.
The farmers and gardeners are busy plant
ing Irish potatoes. Now Is the time:
ed out of place.
There are a good many snipe hunters In
town. but all Of them want TO drive the snipes
and none to hold the bags. Nick.
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School Trustees Of Able.
vile County.

School District No. Capt. James Rogers,
]. n: LiPseomb. b ?. Plns9n, an Si9etySIix.1
HSSbey, Sefe % Greenwood; J. b. Fooshe. Coronaca'
School School District No. s-Dr. c. W. Cason
Hodges; DIR. s. T. Lea, Cokesbury; g. B. RI.
'eSc SSccbooi Ii District No. 4-J. W. Mattison NJ L.
rasimer, u E. B. Rasor, Donaids.
school District No. 5-M. E. Hollingsworth,
], A. Devlin, T. ]. Bowen, Due West.
School District No. CD. r. Hannah,
Hodges; H. W. Bowie, Abbeville; g. W.
9Sate, SCHOOL District No. II. L. White, verdery
P. ii. Kiugh, Thomas NickIes; Green wood.
School District No. Sc. w. Watson, Brad.
ley; T. ]. Hearst, Verdery; DR.. T. d. ADAMS
School School District No. 81. F. Wideman, D. w.
Dowtin, ] w. Young. Troy.
school District No; 1GA; u:!so y; BsroWn' Hun tSa
'tsI; School District No. III. G. Edwards. s. H.
Cochran, James Evans, Abbeyille. -,
p McCarter, W. N. Hall, Antreville.
School District No. 81. @. Mauldin, 3. 8.
BoIes. B. L. Clinkscales, Lowndesville.
School DISTRICT No: 14TR; wd; O. Bell, p6Tyy pDry
nSdns School District No. l5-wm: McNeill, Mount
Carmel; P. H. McCaslan. Wideman; j. O..
Hs%IfSi SCHOOL, District No. ls-Jas cothran Jr, NC
Cormick; W. H. Britt, sandover; l.. B. Ra-
mey, Bordeaux.
School District No. 17-E. s. Hale, E. w
Lipscomb, Jas. Rogers, Jr.
School District No 1S-C. A. Z. Waller, L. +.
Riley, J. L. Carr, Greenwood.
School District No. l9-W. A. Templeton, F.
The School Trustees Of the above townships
will be careful not TO overdraW on the
amount apportioned their respective town
ships, which will appear In a future Issue o
this paper. y. wv AN,
Dec. 81, 1892, tt
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THE JONES HIGH SCHOOL.
The Names Of the Scholars Who Dis.
ffnsuished Themselves.


ffnSuished Themselves.
Jones, 8. c., March II. 1893.
Mrs. Laura Gains has been very sick for sew.
erul days, but Is now con valescing.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis
died few days ago, aged four or five days.
Mr.. VIM. H. Moore has had very sick
daughter for several days.
Miss Maggie Culbertson of Laurens honored
us with q very pleasant visit last Wednesday.
Our road overseers are calling out their
hands and putting the roads In good condi-
tion.
The following Is the roll OF honor Of the
Jones school for ten weeks, beginning jan
uary End, as shown by the reports:
= Miss Alpha RasoG, lou.
Arthur Boldt, 80 3-5.
Wesley Morrison, SO.
Willie Moore, 88A.
Miss Nettie Jones, 9S.
clifton Robertson, 50.
Miss Mamie Jones, 9S.
Miss Mary Blackwell, 9S.
Frank Morrison, 9S.
Tommie Crane, IS.
Miss Liddie Jones. 9II.
Furman Martin, 87A
Miss Blanche Culbertson, 9TH.
Willie Jones, H%.
Tommie Gaines. GL-
Basil Morrison, 81.
Miss Emma Gaines, 96%
Miss Laura Mabry, 81 81.
Homer Oulls. SO.
Gary Moore, 81.
Miss Sallie Marry, 95A.
Miss Laura Moore, 95.
Miss Maud Mabry. 95.
While our farmers were In the midst OF
busy ploughing, we had heavy rain Wednes-
day, which stopped the plows the balance Of
We noticed Mr.. Jesse Morton Of Honea
Path in this community a few days ago.
Pompey.
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On His Birth Day.

On last Sunday, March 5th, Mr.. Albert Nj
Power. who lives In the Antreville section OF
this county, became twenty-one years OF age.
cellent sermon delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Ro-
gers, went back home and into the kitch en-
and cooked for the household an elegant din.
ner with his own hands. After which he Or
dered his fine bay animal. mounted. and went
to call, IL is supposed, on his best girl Sue
cess to you. Albert. Very few young gentle
men are better prepared TO take care Of a
ion In life than this young man. May
his search for one prove successful.
A Friend.
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DIR. SAMUEL A, VIsANsKA, who has been al
the Charleston Medical College, recently pass
ed Il very successful examination, ano has
now came home for vacation. During thai
time he will be associated With Or; Neuner IN
the practice OF medicine. He will return to
the College al the opening oil the next ses.lo
doctor OF medicine. The doctor Is already u
graduate OF the Philadelphia College Of Phai
macy, and when he receives his diploma
from the Charleston Medical college ne VIII
he splendidly equipped for The pi actice OF the
healing art.
COLONEL w. P. CALHOUN has located In
Atlanta, and will heuceforth make his home
In that city. His present address Is u Wash
iugton Street. He IL one OF AbbeYille's most
popular citizs.s any many friends regret u
see him 60 away from the land of his birth tn
seek his fortune In other fields. AooeVileI
citizens, when they go abroad, often rise ~
positions OF honor and usefulness, anu we all
wish good for Mr.. Calhoun.
Mr.. w. E. BELL gives notice OF the buying
OF his usual beautiful supply OF Spring MILL
merry, which is simply beautiful. He selts the
prettiest and best goods 10 be found IN the
market. Call ON him for u charming bonnet.
REV, SAM P. JONES will lecture in Elber-
ton on Wednesday night, March %, 1888, for
the benefit Of the Library aud Masonic lodge.
Subject "Get There and Stay There Re.
duced rates on railroads.
Mr.. J,H. WREN, of Due West, always gets
his printing done at the Press and Banner
MR. JOHN r. BLAZE has moved into the
house recently occupied by Mr.. Calhoun, he
having become the owner Uf II.
Col. JOHN CUNNINGHAM died on his plan
tation In Laurens Friday night, In his sew.
enty-fifth year.
NATIONAL Alliance headquarters, have
been established In Columbia, with Col. ID. L.
duncan, Secretary.
GOVERNOR TILLMAN and Treasurer Bates
have succeeded In rounding the State debt At
~ per cent.
CONDUCTOR GROVES. of the g., c. & N, is
building adweliing house ON lot adjoining
MIR. j. g. Miller's lot
We had the pleasure OF q call yesterday
evening iron Mr.. John +. Widenan OF Troy,
who Is In town ON business.
Mr., DUPBE CALHOUN, assignee OF Jervey
& Co.. was In town Monday night, IN reier-
ence 10 his duty az assignee.
1 LOOK out for Aug. w. Smitd's advertise
Inent. He will make IL Interesting u buy ers.
De. MILLwEE made a.pleasant call on the
Press and Banner last Monday.
Mr.. H. p. MAGEE, OF Due West, was In
town last Monday.
DR.. MARSHALL lost fine mule few days
ago.
SEE life insurance advertisement.
CAPT. JOHN g. EDWARDS Is sick.
Calicoes at Aug. w. Smiths at &c. q yard.
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Miss Rose Holden, OF New York, Is with T..
NJ. Haddon Co. this season. She Is q lady OF
cultivated taste and and knows Just how TO
trim pretty hat.
The fragrance OF flowers we all enjoy, and
those who have tried any one OF speed 8 last
lot Of extracts seemed satisfied they are what
they were intended for, viz, true TO nature,
fragrant. delicious, lasting. Have you tried
them?
Try one barrel OF best patent flour "Periect'
S475. Also sunny South" =" best half patent.
The above brands are guaranteed TO give sat
isfaction. j. II. Latimer.
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Here's a Chance to Get Five Dollars
Fasley Democrat

We will give five dollars apiece for the
names OF two conservative democrats who
voted the conservative ticket In the last Au-
gust primary, that Congressman Latimer
wrote to and informed of his coming into the
county 10 hold con ferences with the people
and get public expression Of who are the
proper persons to recommend to be appointed
10 the five leading post offices in the county.
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George Ram In Jail.

George Ram, a colored gentleman Of some
Eotoriety in this section escaped from the
penitentiary several days ago. Last Satur.
day evenining Messrs. Benz. =. Hughes and
Gus Cnchr ran caught him In u small house In
the outskirts OF town. His companion, John
Williams. who escaped from the penitentiary
hi the same time that Ram galued his liberty,
was In the house at the time of the capture of
Ram, but he suddenly developed desire 10 be
eisew here, and was so uncerem onious about
starting that he got away.
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The Best Business.

Mr.. Robert G. Cheatham, Of Phoenix, was
in town last Wednesday. He prides himself
ON farming, and Gays 1t is the bes, business In
the world Some time ago he went to Green
wood and engaged in the mercantile business
could make more at farming than at any oth.
er business, and his experience there Will be
worth much TO him In the future.
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Exg HI unit.

LET all the children and young people
come 10 the Easter egg hunt In klngn's Park,
Saturday, April lst at o'clock. The egg> will
lie beautifully decorated, and the names OF
popular young ladies will be found On them.
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Town Bonds.

The blanks for the town bonds In aid OF the
RAILROAD shops have arrived and will be put
ON the Inarket IN room rs the trade Wit the
Railroad authorities has been completed.
The blan KS OF the second issue VI the school
bonds have not been received.
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Apportionment School Fund
for 1898.

U1HE apportionment OF the Public School
i Fund for the Townships OF Abbeville
County is herewith annexed, and the School
Trustees are strictly cautioned not to over
draw on the amounts designated for their re-
spective School Districts.
IT, .aa..aI Sahool lIafrIct No - 81 6&l
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Anlreyllle'S A School,

THERE will be meeting of the white citi'
zens of Antreville in the Interest Of the High
School on Saturday, April lst, 1898, at II
o'clock, at Centre of Gravity. A foil meet
ing is earnestly requested.
]. A. Anderson, Chair.
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Remember we make specially OF fine to
let articles at Penney's Drug Store.
Calicoes at Aug. w. Smiths at &c. yard.
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tDay except Sunday. tDaily except Monday.
(a) Via Atlantic Coast Line. (b) Via Bay Line
(n( via New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail.
road. (w) Via Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company. , .,, p.u
man buffet sleeping cars between Atlanta, "a, ana
Portsmouth Va Trains Nos. 36 and 43 carry through
cars to and from Charleston, 8. g., and Atlanta, da
Tickets and sleeping reservations can De secured
at depot ticket office Of SeabOard Air Line
D. v. SMITH, JOHN II. WiSDEh,
Traffic Manager. General manager
II. W. B. GLOVER,
DIvisioa Passenger Agent, Atlanta.
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The last Township, No. 1s, representa- the
town OF Greenwood. r. COWAN,
School Commissioner A. G.
Jan. 10, 1898.
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Thirty Acres,

TeazIe cloth makes nice spring dress, at
Haddon's. I
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WALTER R. GILLETTE General Manages
FREDERIC CROMWELL 's..a Treasures
EMORY MccLmrocx LID. FLA. f.. Aesuary
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Seaboard Air Line.
TO AND FROM
Union Depot, Atlanta, Ga.

abort LINE TO NORFOLK and OLD POINT,
y Va, and Columbia, 3. q. New line TO Charles
ton, 8. G. Schedule 10 effect December II. 1892.
NoPTHBOuND. sOUTHBOUND.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-02
Hacks for Funerals, Etc,
at John II. Baroer's Stable, Cross street
VALLEY FALLS,

nj. Joyce, the brakeman who was cut
on the head by falling car door at the
freight yards of the N. Y, N. ii. and ii.
X. II. yesterday, is able to be on duty to-
day.
Ernest Mulvaney of Northbridge, Mass,
Is visiting an aunt on High street. Mr..
Mulvaney resided in this village several
years ago and has many friends here.
During their enforced idleness many of
the employees of the Horseshoe Works,
which are not In operation owing to the
hot weather, are enjoying the cooling
breezes of our matchless bay at the
various shore resorts. The capacity for
wholesome enjoyment of the average iron
worker Is 80 well known that they will
have a first. class time.
Sister M. Wimfred, (formerly Miss Mag
gle CARR, who has been In New Orleans
convent for the past fourteen years, Is
visiting at the home OF her brother, John
b. Carr, on High street. The reverend
sister Is accompanied by two other reli-
gious and Mrs. j. M. McCusker, all OF
New Orleans. The ladies will remain here
about three weeks.
Scarlet fever is raging In this village
and several new cases are reported today.
A little child OF Frank King died from the
disease this morning and five other mem
bers OF the King family are down with IL.
The doctors are doing everything possible
to prevent the spread of the dread sick.
ness.