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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18
TIE first of the union meetings amOl

THE first of the union meetings among tne
congregations Of Abbeville was held IN the
Methodist church last Sunday night Rev. j:
Lowrie Wilson, D. D.. preached the neSL Oh
ime nnlon meetings, will be held in the Pres
hvierisp church ON the second Sunday night
In May. when DR.. Bays will preach.
Mr., w. R. Dunn OF Donalds was In town
hst Monday. He is true % blue anti ana one one
county. By energy and GOOD Judgment ne
has accumulated good estate.
JUDGE CoTHRAN has Withdrawn his adver.
t,sement from the paper on account OF ,ne
inls 10 sell; and he IL still prepared 10 inrhisn
money to tno.e who wish to build houses.
MR.J. C.. HEMPH1LL, editor OF the news
and Courier. came 10 Town last SATURDAY W See
his mother, who At an advanced age, w very
s,ck, she is ut the home OF son senator
nemphill.
MRS, GREGGoRY, of Chicago. is In Aooe.
WILLIE on a visit tu relatives In this county
She has been for y week with her sister, , Mrs.
j. G. Edwards, bot Is now on 10 Lo"nues'h'e
io spend several days..
MAYOR ToLLY. OF Anderson was among tne
disiingui.hed guests at Abbevllle last Sunday.
Abbeville Ia always glad to nave SO Sooo
man within her gates.
Communion services will be held In Leba'
non Church Oh the 4th Sa6oath OF ApriIi; y;
Preaching commencing on SaturaaS a1 -
O'Clock.
MRS. H.'A. WILLIAMS, of Columbia, has re-
turned home after q short Visit 70 the nmiiy
OF Capt, 8. N. Williams. of this place.
Cross d Martin have just opened case OF
Ladies' Springfield Button Shoes. The best
$500 shoe for the money.
Mr.. w. W. Thompson. lately OF the Green.
wood Leader paid a pleasant Visit 70 our
ONCE last monday.
There will be communion at Lebanon
church next sabbath.
REV. JOHN L. HEMPHILL Is in Abbeville t."
ses bis mother.
OUR furniture stores are doing fine bus
ness.
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Nfnety.Sfx Matters.
Ninety.Six. 8. c., Al

Ninety-Slx, s. c., April 2, 1894.
All fools day came In yesterday morning
with clustering wind and q cold rain. The
farmers are injured more or less.
The topic oil the conversation is the Oar
lington affair. Every one will agree that II
was most unfortunate occurrence.
The Ninety-Six Dramatic Club gave one Of
their charming entertainments at Academy
Hall last Friday night. There was large
crowd and the receipts was quite satisfac.
tory.
II is very certain that there was a blind
tiger in Ninety-Six last Saturday. and we
don't mean the one on the show bill either.
The early corn has all been killed and the
farmers nre replanting II.
Mr.. William Alexander OF Greenwood was
Coronaca came 30 strong TO the entertain
ment at Academy Hall last Friday night.
This beautihed little city never does things
| by halves.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ried OF Dyson's were
| here yesterday visiting friends.
| IN the absence Of Miss May Orchard, Miss
Kate Holloway filled her place IN the play
last Friday night. and too, in a most charm.
Miss Lii Calhoun has returned from q
pleasant visit TO friends OF Coronaca.
| Miss Mary Holland, one OF our most Rc.
complished young ladies, has charge of q
hourishing school near Salem. Edgefied
County.
An election for Mayor and Aldermen Is
being held here today.
| There was State Constable In town last
week looking for our blind tigers. He was
unsuccessful and went away satisfied that we
were law-abding community.
| What has become of Ben Perry? We pu
this In as an advertisement.
An internecine war in South Caroline
would be beautiful spectacle? East End.
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II you want a nice suit of clothes for little
money call on P. Rosenberg
Curtain rods can be found In all lengths at
Kerrs.
See one OF Kerrs l8 inch toy oak tables at
75c.
Kerr has just received new lot OF baby
carriages from two 70 twenty collars; II,
Paint, Paint, white lead, white lead, oil,
oil, glass, glass. Harrison & Games.
II is but fair to state that Abbeville VII
lage was not solid in support OF the Govern,
or's action In ordering out the troops, and
IL was thought at one time that the pressure
would be great enough 10 prevent many
OF the members from going.
A big drive on one-half wool challies only
cents.
Mrs. Taggart has the latest style dresses cut
to fit.
Al Haddons you will find all the leading
shapes In hats.
All the rage in white and staple.
T sell "a drinks at my fountain for one dollar
come and get q ticket which Will entltle you
to any drink. Yours TO please 2. b. speed.
Always be on the lookout for Kerrs ada' IL
vii Interest you and save you mouey'
Inst In at Kerr's one Of the prettlest
| ines of shades ever brought TO AooeVllir.
Rosenberg & Co has fine line or SILK um'
A beautiful line Of shirts, puff bosom ana
negligee, for summer wear. r. fosenoeis ="
! Co.
Mira. Taggarrs new stock Of hats is open
| and on inspection. Call 10 see soineIn'ns
nice, at low price.
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LOwndesville's Letter.

LoWndesvlll0, >. u, April 10, loS4.
Miss Mamie Johnson we1t 10 Anderson
Wednesday TO see her brother w. G. John
Miss Ida johnson, Of Anderson, Is visiting
relatives and friends In the FORK;
70 Anderson on business Thursday.
Mr.. r. l.. Smith from Augusta spent several
days with his family last week.
Messrs. b. B.. Allen and ID. X. cooley were
called to A0Oeville on business.
Mr.. r. w. Coiy er was called TO our Town on
DR.. j. j. Lindsay, OF Antreviile, was visit.
ing bis stsler Mrs; II. 9. Fennel; ro,,s,
attends service AZ Little Mountain very often.
and from the frequent visits OF the former
there must be some serious attraction.
Some Of the young men seem 10 enjoy the
saDbarh evening choir practice, as they can
get TO 60 from one church 10 the other Wild
their best girls
MIR. Albert Gilbert, of Bordeaux. spent sever
al days In our town last week. w ,,,s
Mrs. j. .. Lindsay and her son w. r. Llud'
say from Due West spent several days V'th
The family Of Rev. u: C. Fennel.
Messrs. e. W. Baskin and y. c; Liddell went
MIs gs ey is Wis
iting her friend Miss Ida Bowman.
Misses Ellen Edwards and Allie May Fen.
mel. also Messrs. X. J. Hutchinson aud j; L.
se2nfs = BoRgmsp,s sgYns sH last Ps Friday. ' ' ~
Mr.. J. N. Black, OF Abbeville, is spending
several days with his sister Mrs. J. I. wilson
| II reports be true we Will hear the sound o
| wedding bells in the near tnture.
| Mn. ]. q. Johnson, Of Anderson, is visiting
| the family OF her father DIR. ]. T. Baskin.
Mrs. Z. r. Horton isSpending several days
in Anderson with friends and relatives.
| Mr.. w. NJ Speer was visiting In The STAR
section few SaDbaths ago, and from his ire
Quent visits there must be some attraction.
Mr:C. T. Baker Is visiting friends In Ether
ton. w u,-
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RAILROAD RACKET.
Items Of Interest 10 Railroad People
and Their Friends ked up
Along the Road and About the
2hOna.

AaOuR the hO6u anu ABOUT the
Shops.
Engineer g. a. Hall is off duty this week
on account Of sickness.
Engineers Marshall and FetZer. who have
been on the sick list for some time, have re-
pGMaisdh Msshinss lGd aa'S Marshall, who had bis hand
broke some time back is getting along nicely,
and will soon be ready for duty.
Engine 5O6, that was smashed up In wreck
last Fall, has beep oyerhauled at Raleigh and
brought here for Work on the q. c. d N.
eine' me- and and is working on the Abbeviile yard.
Engine 5l7 is doing the yard work at Green
Il. a. Williams, Master Of Trains of the
s1stR Ssa IN MonGay atendns Court
Conductor Dick West is of on vacation,
and Is visiting down In the Land OF Flowers.
Engine No. 2N was brought out Of the shop
| ing at the hands Of the machinists, black
smiths and painters. and is now ready for the
road.
this week, he having hurt his arm quite se.
| verely few days since.
Engineer Gray sable to be out on the streets
again, after having been laid up with the
Engineer William Ovens is running 134
and lH on the north end at present.
Telegraph line repairer Birney Austin is
out on the line this week. looking after wires
Superintendent Ford of the South Bound
Engineer David Madden of the r. & D. road
was In town Monday attending Court.
Local freight conductor James Trimble Of
the north end made q round trip on the
south end Friday-anS Saturday.
The Racket Man c1Rims that there Is only
two classes OF men IN the world who are en-
titled TO the title Of Captain" They are the
! men that fought In the late war, or are em.
ployed as railroad conductors.
| Master Mechanic Shaw went on q visit to
his family at Monroe Sunday.
The longest stretch OF straight railroad track
two hundred miles without g curve, and no
emban ment OF over three feet
| The great race between the Atlantic Coast
| Line and the F., G.. Il p. and Richmond e.
Danville from jacksonville, Fla, to New
York, was completed Tuesday OF last week.
the Coast Line coming out winner by one
1 hour and forty minutes.
The mechanical department OF the G., G. &
N. road Is In charge OF the following named
persons, with headquarters In this city: B. 8,
i Shaw, master mechanic; T. B. Willis, fore
man OF round touse; Thomas Shaw, fore
man OF ma9bine shop; r. L. Harris, master
car buildet D; 8: Wilder, foreman OF cal !.
shop; d. g. Hamilton, foreman boiler shop
G. W. Goodwin, foreman paint shop; Lewis
Biount, inspector OF engines; A. P. Lane
chief car inspector.
Transportation Departments. G. Dicker
son, train master; g. NJ. Rigsbee. freight
agent; J. q. Reed, yard master; J.; P; Hoke
chief train dispatcher. with }. H. Brooks
F. LeEew and H. NJ. Beatty as dlspatchers
| There has recently been made some reduo.
tions in the work forces Of the shops
This is customary with the commencement
of the dull season on railroads.
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Parlor suites, sideboards, kiiches sofas, 'in
great varieties. McDill Toily.
McDill d Tolly has the contract for furnish
ing the Harris, Hotel, also the Presbyterian
school.
You can buy standard and shirtlng prints al
Whites for 81 u yard, and you run select from
more than one hundred pieces.
IlyGa want cheap and pretty ginghams 60
IA Whlte,s . for them.
You can buy at Whiie's material suteable
article which has been wanted long time.
You will tnh Just the thing you want at the
store OF White Brothers.
II there Is any one line In which we have
always been able To defy competition IL IL In
white goods. Our stock this season In Iuore
attractive than ever. Call and see our plain
striped and plaid white lawns. White
Brothers.
The largest and most beautiful assert ment
OF Mattiugs ever seen in Aobevilie can now
be found At the store oi White Brothers.
Gentlemen-Ify you will only look at the
clothing department OF White Brothers II
will do you good. You can buy suit at any
price you want In this same department
you will find the cheapest and handsomest
straw hats you ever looked at. Come and
see. .
For that tired Court House feeling drink
coca cola. P. b. Speed.
time % play and You should have new SET
! have just received q nice line OF ready
made paint, come and select your colors
while Ihave q full line. p. Speed.
McDill and Tolly sell an elegant rattan
rocking chair Tor SITS and 81 You
can see them leaving at all hours OF the
day,
Tne handsomest and most extensive line of
lsces and ladies ties are now exhibited by
White Brothers.
Ladies be sure to look at White Brothers
tine silks Of Al kinds for making ladies'
Have you seen those Butter Laces at
Whites? II not ask TO look at them before
they are ali sold.
C. r. Hammonds &Co are going TO make
an offer tO the trade In about three weeks
lnat will astonish you. Watch their space.
G. P. Hammond & Co lead In style In ladies
and gents fine foot wear, call and see them.
We have overhauled our entire stock OF
harness and have some bargain TO offer, call
aud zee us sure. Respectfully c. P. Ham.
m0pdg and Co.
My fountain Is now opened and can serve
you with drinks at any hour. P. B. Speed.
Try glass OF coca cola for headache and
exhaustion sold at p. b. Speeds.
p Pine apple bon bons Is one OF the bes,
sc giasses ~ fountains, sold by p. B. Speed
A beautiful lot OF percolas, the very thing
for boys shirt waists. P. Rosenberg's.
For the latest styles In straw hats 60 te
Rosenberg's.
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city Housekeeping In Summer.

Here is the plan of clever house
keeper who must perforce remain in
town during the summer:
First, she has slmplified her house
hold arrangements as much as possible,
retaining only the services of neat
little maid and woman, who comes
in as often as needed to do the heavy
work.
The fire is seldom lighted in the
range, and the house is many degrees
cooler in consequence.
All elaborated dishes are eschewed, f,
as being equally unsuited to the cook
ing and the digestive apparatus of rea-
sonable beings in July and August.
All sorts of nice things can be had
from the grocer; baker, and butcher,
many of them nearly or quite prepar-
ed for the table.
With couple of round gas stoves,
costing less than one dollar each, few
procelain-lined pans, chatting dish, O
gauze broiler and toaster, the rest 10
easily done. -
Twenty minutes below stairs and all
is ready, nobody warm or cross, and
nothing burned or spoiled.
She says: "It is like perpetual pic
mic. and feel most delightful sense
of being able to do exactly as l please
in nv own house." She adds: II be-
lieve that the servant question is sgoing
to he settled by the chatting dish and
the gas or electric stove in the hands
of clever women. It is the cook who
makes the broil in the household nine
times out of ten. Let her understand
that you can live without her, and
and you will stand a much better
chance of being able to live with her"
The Outlook.
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CHRISTIAN PREACHER.
Leaves AbbeYille to Fill the Position
which His HOn0red Father Held
In Due West.

REV. F. Y. PREssLY continues TO fill the
Associate Reform Presbyterian pulpit. His
remoS al 10 Due West viii moi, for The present,
nj least, deprive us q! his presence on Sunday.
nominations are very sorry 10 lose him from
the town az q citizen. The removal Of 30 fine
q scholar would be q loss 10 any community.
His scholarly attainmenis and his Christian
character make lin one OF our most honored
eitizens, and one with whom We all regret u
part. He goes 70 teach In Erskine College and
ihe Theological seminary. where his presence
Will no doubt DO ielt for much good.
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Captain Cowan's Successor.

The Legislative delegation did the proper
things In recommending Mr., w. T. Milford
for appointment 10 the Office OF School Com.
missioner, " I'LL the vacancy occasioned by
the death OF Captain +. Cowan who had
served this county so faithfully In the past
The reason that 1t was right TO recommend
the fact that IN the primary election he re-
ceived the next highest vote TO the man who
wes elected.
Any one OF the applicants for the position
would have made good officer, but because
Of the fact just named, the Governor has
given Mr. Milford the com ission, and he
will therefore fill out the unexpired term ul
Captain Cowan.
Those who may desire the office after the
expiration OF the term, next November
| must submit their claims to the people who
will express theii choice by ballot at the Au
gust primary.
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The Press and Banner is printed with good
good type and in good characters, II you can
not read this type with ease, your eyes must
be the cause. r. c. Bernau, who ls gradu.
ate optician can remedy this by fitting you
satisfaction.
Principe is no fake, but a regular S cents
grand and delightful smoke. Three dollars q
hundred, for Is cents. Harrison L Game,
Druggist
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For Sale.

IN THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, next
" SALEDAY,I will sell at AUBL1C AUG,
TfON, under the power given me by the VIII
or FRANCIS A. CONNOR, deceased, at the
Court House steps at ABBEYILLE G. T.,
within the legal hours OF sale, FIVE SHARES
OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE FAEM,,
Frs BANK OF ABBAVILLE, Flv.s
SHARES OF CAPITAL STOCK OF TIL
ABBEVILLE COTTON SEED OIL AND
FERTILIZER COMPANY.
Owned by said deceased, for CASH.
g. L. CONNOR.
Sole Executor of F. A. Connor.
April II, 1894, If
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Envy is a thorn in the laurel wreath
The secret of popularity is person
ality.
Piety and pluck outrun laziness and
luck.
Think high thoughts and you won't
do low deeds.
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PINAFORE.
Grand Amateur operate EntertaIn.
ment.

Those who are 10 take part In the Pinafore
performance are practising diligently ON the
opera and doing their best 10 learn the vari.
ous parts, and master the music. Pinafore is
said 70 be- the most charming OF Gilbert 4 Sui.
livans operas abounding In goud points, full
OF delightful airs in which emotion, pathos
and love aud sentiment are beautifully
blended, while the dialogues are bright and
witty. Some Of the nusical talent, which
Il will appear in IL here, is or the very finest
order anu they are reiuforced by good cho-
rup. We think that lovers OF good music will
find the opera most successfully rendered.
A novel and striking effect will be the stage
settings, the scenery Is such rs has never
been seen here before. aud thus with the
sailors In full uniform will make one be
Iieye that he Is In reality ou British Man o
War.
May the first.
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Silk Gloves, Silk Mitts.

1k0 dozen black Silk Mitts and Gloves.
LOU made expressly for us by one OF the
largest mills In the country. Every pair
warranted. Black and colored Lisle Thread
Gloves. Black and cream Mitts, elbo length.
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Black end colored Molre Silks.
Black and colored China Silks.
Black and colored Dress Silks.
Black and colored Trimming Silks.
A full line colored Wash Silks for waist at
SOC, 6Oc and 7bcts. The same class goods last
season were 75c, soc, 81 and $l.25.
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TO CLOSE AT SIX.
The; Stores at Abbeville Will Take a
Rest After Six O'clock.

Rest After Six O'clock.
We, the undersigned merchants OF Abbe
Vile agree to close our stores at 6 O'Clock (Sat
urdays excep) from May 1st, TO Sept lst 1894.
w. Joel Smith and Sons.
White Brothers.
J. S. Kerr.
X. C. Bernau.
j. g. Edwards.
X. NJ. HaddonOst June)
G. P. Hammond & Co.
p. Rosenb berg d. Co.
Reese Dupre.
Aug. w. Smith.
+. Miller.
r. w. Cannon.
q. A. Douglass.
Cross & Martin.
r. M. Hill.
Abbeville Supply Co,
McDill & Tolly.
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Sale of Personal Property.
nN SATURDAY, q April, 1894, will sell at
~ public outcry. ut Abbeville c. H., the
following described property:
lis Horse Power Tollbot Engine.
Is Stamps Mill.
l-Circle Mill
Said property is at Mccormick, S. c., and is
sold to satisfy a mortgage given by j. X: Eas-
terling To w. II. Gibbs, Jr. Co., dated Marcn
81 1899. and recorded in book 3S, page 46, on
4th April, 1S93 the condition OF said mortgage
F. w. r. NANCE.
Sheriff and Agent.
April 5, 1894. 2t
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will send drinks to any residence within
l-2 mile of my store. No extra charge.
Haddon's Silk for shirt waists are selling
ast, call early for choicest things.
For nice straw hat call on P. Rosenberg
and company.
Call and see Rosenbergs spring clothing.
White stripe pique, regular II l.2c goods
yards for SOC. P. Rosenberg & Co.
The handsomest line of neck wear in this
market, P. Rosenberg & Co.
If you wish your watch "tinkered on" carry
IL anywhere, but II You want 1t repaired, so
1t will keep time, r. G. Bernau gets II.
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AFTER TEN YEARS.
The Printing Press or the Abbeville
Messenger Returns 70 its Old
Home in Greenwood.

The Washington hand press on which the
Abbeville Messenger was printed during fts
existence, and on which the Greenwood pa.
pers had been previously printed, was moved
from its old quarters in Abbeviile Monday
aud taken to the g., C. & N. depot. where II
Wss put In freight car, preparatory for ship
ment back to Greenwood.
It is understaod that Greenwood Is to have
another paper one which will be pushed
with great vigor, and which will be q paying
institution from the start.
Greenwood already has one good newspa
per, and will soon hereafter have two hrsl
class papers. Honorable competition dOesn',
hurt the newspaper business, and the more
papers town has, tue better they prosper-i
They treat each other right, and supply pub
iIc demand.
The new paper, like the old one at Green
wood, We learn, will push the new county
question for all that It Is worth.
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Have you seen those pretty scarfs, four.in
hand ties-white and cold. BoWsat W. joel
Smith & Sons.
w, Joel Smith Son have q beautiful line
OF samples and ordering more clothing than
ever before. They sell taylor made garments
very cheap. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A splendid assortment Of gents sun um-
brellas, satteen, gloria and silk from 75c to
2,BS for cash at Smith & Son.
See Mrs. Taggart's hats and prices before
you buy.
Mrs. Taggsrt has a nice stock of millinery
very cheap.
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Wash Dress Fabriques.

The greatest variety of Wash Dress Goods.
we have ever shown. We are actually selling
q great many washable goods for less than we
had TO pay for them few months ago. A
big line stuff for Shirt Waists.
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Black Dress Goods

Are In demand. Best goods for the least
money. Black Batist. black Jupiter cloth,
black Nunsveiling, black Albatros, black
Serge, etc.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sarah ]. Martin and A. 8. Armstrong against
q. Frank Bowie, John A. Bowie ana r. A.
Standardization.
by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME-
directed, In the above stated case, Will sell
10 the highest bidder, at Public Auction, with
ip the legal hours of sale, at ABBEVlLLE =.
H.SC., on MONDAY, the TIN day Of MAY,
A. D, 1891, all the right, title and interest OF
G. Frank Bowie, John A. Bowie and +. A.
spellman, in the following described proper
". TO wit: All that tract or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being in the County OF Ab'
beyille. State OF South Carolina, containing,
Two Hundred (200) Acres,
more or less and bounded by lands OF Mar
shall Bigby, j. A. Bigby, Robt. McAdams and
others.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
Sarah ]. Martin and A. 8. Armstrong; to salts.
ty the aforesaid Execution and costs.
TERMS-CASH.
F. w. r. NANCE,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
April 10. 1894, II
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Wednesday. April 1s, 1894.
Don't Strain q Weak Member.

II your eyesIeht is dim, render all the as
sistance possible by buy ing pair OF MI. j.
W. Rykard's spectaeles. He has the nnesl
pebble glasses at the lowest price that lness
Ia strain the eye when the sight Is falling
Hetter assisl nature. The eye-sght Is our
most valuable gift, and all care should De
taken TO preserve II.
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Returned from Washington.

Mr.J.Y, Jones, clerk in one of the deapart-
ments in Washington, Is home on furlough
or thirty days, to rest. and presumably 10
lake observa ations of the SITUATION.
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Fast Black Hosiery.

The largest and most complete stock OF fast
black Hose In the market from loc to 81 pair