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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
MARsHAL's SALE


DURsuANI no ~ uHpEW Oh SALE
L auu doUguD OF foreclosure 60 mu directed
uy tho IniTi Judicial District Court of tho
lurutUrg %, luh, . shall expose 90 public
HaIvt 90 the front door uf Clio County
Court house Doe che Dly ami county uI -all
lake, ltlh Territory, uu ihU thirteenth .i1tHl
day OF 'iuhCr, lHYI, Hi twelve flgI O'Clock &c., ,
hiithc ught title, riaim aud Interest OF John
a. bruUHuycs aud Aun w. hruUslrrk, Max
Naruu lui samuel tlpacr partners, duluf
business under tho nrW name HUu HiY Of
Martin q lIpscri Natiunni liluk uf tLr ilO.
public, CORPORATION, say ~. MAYER, AhrA.
nam strausu anu MuN Alder, ariuers, doing
Mayer rtrtaHr a COMPANY nuuIrt NHuullI
turing Company, cprpuI nl0u, 10 st. bacon ,
Henry ", bTuCuu, CuarCs T. NuACrt Thomas
NuriuHpt Mary Nflhrus WI Ham a uuHuu d,
Nuil bUlls. stephen ilayH. 4. IluH
Brown, John \ scott and james Anderson.
partners, doing business under thu nLu uamu
aud siylot -Cutt a Anderson tifHt National
nuAun, :. hourglrii flist National Ian OF
nualNund, south Dakota, % CORPORATION A, %,
ballard Frank Z. lli"tt, lt.hUr, Z. u rtuu,
NJ, Joseph NJ stout and NuuIH Goldberg, uf
in ami 90 thC ful own described rglI uHtitD,
situate lying Iul being BOO the city aud county
described 1s foli1wHt tntwIt AZ OF tho
north onc.hat COOK Dot one ul, boz hlUrt
nuy two lilI, ulat "a" san laAr 10, survey.
cling ten .iUI rods square anu containing QUO
hundred lUUl square rods uf ground, 90 bU
FuId us the property ~ John a. bruuahcck,
ana Ann u Threshold, 40 che sut OF Liuu'a
Savings hanE Trust company, corporation,
NAT NJ BRIGHAM. q. s. MarahaL
lly JonN - tlNMuyh hgputY
Dated september .suu, lstts
John cannon Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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The People of the Territory Of UiHh scnI
greeting To William hurao Mary T.
hufte, BE wife, ldwafi Topper, Mfs.
tcuffo " stern, Catherine D.. Dyer
AurUu hC. ser. Ntuam Fl. hctofniCEt
Mary nuNcu. tniun National nhnk. of
RAFT lake titY, q rnrpor tuI, tdWard u
Nirts, trustee Tor 10. %. scott. n. u
Scott, and NJ, II lutord, J. ", TAYLOR aud
gorge tfurkOr. uuIug business under the
Ore nam 81 frumuniou stock Company,
Defendants.
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In The lnsirict Count DO aud Tor the rbIri ~
dUlal Distinct OF Utah rerrtory
County Of SAT- Lake

The National hank NJ the uspublic, plaintiff,
w.
william Burke. MARY l.. Iufto, hls wife, Edward
topper Mfs. tF1rgc ". rtsarn. Uathtuuc
4, YER Aaron koYsor, Nullm b. Mr.
tnfnidk. MARY Urnrn. Union National
hluk u SAT- Lake CITY. a corporation, tts
ward u. Vic =, Trustee Tor II y. scott,
H. ~ scott and ". u, Hufuri, j ", TAYLOR
hud hcorrc Croker, doing buHincta under
We hfn name of ifDmouiury tt0ck Com
uHuy. Defendants
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sllf LANr CU scpl. n, W.

SAIL LAisE CRY, sept, ~, ls1L
fINnE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
i Ing Vt the Eyhu Land Hul stock co, Will
be- held ht B. ~, IrnuuFt' onlen u Wust Tirst
ruutn street. oct bih, Ht 4 ID m.. fuT the UIcc.
ton nf officers ana .uth other uualuosH us
thal. como before &C.
D. ", JENNINGs, President
A. %, tLANsON, JiL, ~ury. aud TrCs,
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Tho Veopiu o. tie Territory Of uian send
ET'Cuus 20 lranCitCO hianCulli. fuiro
AAuagnAuo, 1ofssA OTraanO and An
uAtOniA hugIlo, defendants.
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Alma " crow. plhlnuh, - Francisco nian.
cuIh Retro lambEuanp, TCrcsE GrauanO
and AnnhtuuiA hrF 10, defendants.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court "a ana Tor tho Third
judicial hisUiclot uph Territory,
County " sat Lake.
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ryuiorS woodrun. Geo. -. oanse1,
preiiden. Cnshiei.

ChsH CAPITAL. fgoo,uco
CASH sUHPLJs, S1OO,V0o
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IEuAL NOTICE..

Ia The Probate Court in and for salt Lake
touufy. Territory ~ Utah
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

UNNTU q UUNUNW, VTGT
~ Gro. n Louuts, ncpuiy Clcrf,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

SCOTT BOVINE Ia fama universal merecida de Ia
han desperado Ia codca de nduses que engaan
representations Al eecto csreos productos
SION de SCOTT pape del msmo color para envolveras
peco exterior fin de lucrarse expensas de los ncautos
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LENTINI Ca.
SAN FRANcIsco ss.
SAN JUAN PUERTO-R1cO.

SAN FRANCsco SO. SAN JUAN PUERTo-RIcO
~ Acaban mpOrtar infndsd de articulos que ORE
cen 81 numerosa Observation-Disclosures plata chris.
trofe ntizados.-Sombrillas paraguas Genove-
ges.-Gran Varedad en- abancos, corses pafuelos.-
Estuches con perfuIneria nsceseres para costura.-
Gunecas tuguetes para nihos-Coronas azahares
sueltos para nevias-Gran surtdo en- corbatas bas-
y lana para nihos.-Albuma marcos para fetratos-
Camisetas de hil0, sIgodon lana.-Maletas bolsas
de Yise para de articuOs caprcho.
sos para adoEnoa de Gala, habitaciones tocador.-
eHehapad0s ere aueRanp0, -VaRlada gUFtldO On aP.
MealaA sAaAPFadRa Dc ere GENE hHagaiataa, batPRR
egEas, lAR1tlHEn Gta ste ~0RBstahts EsssR Is sIhs
lee - ~ sEsilaass5 zsSss, 1Egstaa 81 "a
k.ssSs Is EsSsIs.-E2sssRes fsssssss slSfs ssr z
hsse.s RssR taRRl easa Rs alsMga.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
JUDGE GARY.
A Nice Compliment to Abbeville's
HOnOred Son.

A Nice Compliment to Abbeville'.
Honored Son.
The Senate OF South Carolina yesterday lost
handled its gravel. Even in these days Of in.
tense partisanship no one ever questioned
Mr.. Eugene B. Gary's ability as presiding
officer. his gentlemanly bearing In the chair
strides aheao of the House which the Senate
had taken this session has been due In no
small measure TO his services. No time has
been uselessly thrown away by the upper
at its helm and withal he has made II a model
uf efficiency In the small details which 60 to
make up parliamentary body. This is not
all. Personally he Is popular with political
foes as we'll as friends and all regret 70 see
him leave the post In the Senate which he
to his State.
After The Register went to press Friday
night the following letter from the retiring
To the President and Gentlemen OF the
Senate: Having this day been commissioned
as Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court my
official relations as presiding oficer OF your
Permit me In serving my official relations
TO state that do so with regret.
The courteous consideration on all occa-
sions shown me by each and every member
and officer of the Senate causes me to leave
You without an unkind recollection.
The so-called task OF presiding over your
deliberations was converted into real pleas
ure by your kindndas.
1goi Into new field, but cannot hope that
objections than those connected with your
honorable body.
left behind. May each and every one OF you |
Very respectfully, E. B. Gary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
HAPPY DUE WEST.
pie Enjoy q Delightful Christmas
In Innocent Pleasures.

Due West, s. c.. Jan. l, 1894.
Christmas with Its festivities 10 over. The
new year Is upon us and all should settle
down TO make the best possible use OF IT..
Miss Statia Wideman returns to-day 10 take
up her work at Blackstock. She IL assistant
teacher In q good school at that place.
Christmas ut home. She is teaching il, the
Level Land section.
Mr.. Grier Pressiy gave bis school a week g
vacation and Joined the home folks in their
Mr.. Sam Samuel i'f Todd is at home from Russell.
Vile. Ark. He has been acting as bookkeeper
for R. NJ. Oates CO. He speS ks In very high
Miss Josie Bonner. Of Pelzer spent part Of
the holidays with relatives In Due West.
Mrs. M. E. johnson returned last Saturday
from months visit 70 friends In the lower
Mr.. j. K. Hood from Anderson was down to
see frieEds during last week. Mr.. j. T. Pear
son OF the same place ate Christmas dinner
Mr.. A. 8. Kennedy has been in Atlanta
about two weeks with his brother, Dr. Payyon
Kennedy, who has fever. 1t Is gratifying to
his friends 10 hear that be is better.
Mrs. A. 8. Kennedy and children have re-
turned from pleasant visit to relatives at
Fairview.
Prof. T. L. Grer and DR.. ]. ". Wideman
were each the recipients Of a fine Christmas
Miss Florence Tempieton made her many
friends glad by her presence among them last
Several families have moved into town re.
Gently. We are glad 10 welcome them.
Mr.. Harper from Honea Path has charge of
the Young grlst and saw mill here. We wish
for him abundant success.
Miss Mamie Bell OF the class of 's8. Due
West Female College. has good school OF
thirty pupils She spent her Christmas with
her fathers family.
Miss Ellen Edwards spent her vacation
with Due West friends.
Prof. S. B. Latham, OF Mt. Carmel, spent
Christmas with his fathers family. He was
accompanied by his wife and children.
During Christmas week our young people
enjoyed themselves. Parties occurred al Mr.
Kennedy House, Mrs. Poore,s, end the annual !
reception at the Female College. Z,
That was an encouraging letter OF Nj. Nv. L. 4
Miller's in the last Press and Banner. 49, L
Christmas passed off withoutR Jar. No arr
rests or fights or blood she'd r. s. g. II
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
Bearing Fruit.

The encouragement which the violaters Of
the dispen sary law have been receiving has
brought forth legitimate results. Last week
the constables raided blind tiger kept by q
negro in Spartanburg. The negro "res listed
arrest" by running, and was shot In the usual
place where negroes are shot IN self.defence-
in the back. Somebody shot one Of the con.
stables, and be is in critical condition. The
negro is dead.
While It is to be regretted tn at anybody
violates the law, 1t is greatly to be greatly
regretted that the less guilty should suffer,
while the more intelligent instigators 60 "scot
free." But the law must be enforced and fools
must learn to obey the laws OF the State as
they will likely find that those who encour-
age them to violate the law will desert them
In the hour of need. The most that they are
able to do even II they were loyal, Is to pub
lish sensational accounts in the newspapers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
iWARRENTON MATTERS.
simmIe's" Dots About the City and
the Folk.

IN SnO OAAs
Warrenton, 8. c., Jan. l. 1884.
Hr. and Mrs. George 8. Wilson gave party
Htheir daughter. Annie, last Thursday night
honor Of her birthday, which was attended
large crowd.
Ehere was a party at Mr.. ]. c. Ferguson'f
fiday night, attended by a large crowd, not
Outstanding the night was bad. Dancipf
ble playing by the old people.
Messrs. Earl Allen and Ed BarksdaIe visited
br town last Friday.
nHireing and moving handa seem 10 he the
t-der OF the day. 1t looks like every one is
Biting all the hands they want. There Ia
kss Interest taken in making arrangements Is
br another crop than ! ever saw. II seems
hat every one has realized the fact that there
} no money In six cents cotton and don't see
ow 10 make a change, but they are deter
hined to make more corn, and this means
bore OF every thipg needed on farm.
| Miss Annie Wilson and Emma Penny came
kere few days before Christmas TO spend the
Mrs. Pat Roche and children spent part OF
christmas with their grandmother, Mrs. s. E.
Cheatham.
Hunting Is about all that is done by the
men now: Mr. George Wilson ,;15a heads the list
lay, while Mr.. Harve Wilson tails the list,
lavfng Killed but three 10 one days hunt.
Miss Lizzie and Miss Pauline Gilbert, OF Alb
,eville have been visiting relatives In town
Mr.Wm. F. Kennedy of Lowndesville, has
been visiting friends and relatives in town
all Christmas.
There was q turkey shooting match at Watts
odny.
Warrenton is we'll represented tonight at
he party at DR.. T. j. Mabry's.
Miss Bessie Thomas gave an entertainment
% her school children last Wednesday night.
Miss Maggie Brooks came home from Clin-
on Saturday, bringing crokinole board with
Ter, which has been source Of much amuse-
nent to great many.
MIR. C. b. Thomas leaves tomorrow for his
saw mill in Oraneburg county.
Mr.. p, II. Cheatbam has sold out his store
n Abbeyille to Mr.. j. l.. Perrin and will
devote himself TO his farming In
erests, Jimmie.
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Letter from Coronaca.

| Coronaca, 8. c., Jan. l, 1893.
Lagrippe is quite prevalent in this part o
the country.
Mr.. p. Anderson and Miss Ida Collinl
were married last Thursday evening at tht
residence Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Collins. Rev. w. B. Wharton oficiat
ing.
Mr. Tellford Boyd Of Coronaca and Miss
Parry Hughes OF Buckleyel, were married lasl
w Wednesday at the residence OF the brides
father, Mr.. Hence Hughes.
Mr. j. w. Coleman, one OF Coronaca's most
worthy young men, left Saturday for Abhe.
willie, where he will clerk for his brother, MIR.
M. T. Coleman.
DR.. Brooks Connor and wife OF Laurens,
have been visiting the family of Mr.. David
Aiken.
Rev. Mr.. Vaughn, pastor of the Methodist
church, breaches here the second and fourth
SUNDAYS In each month at III q. NJ.
Mr.. j. @. Pyles shipped to-day fine lot OF
mink, coon and musk-rats hides. He has
gone into the trapping business and is pay.
Mr.. Stuart Nickels, of Greenwood, spent
yesterday In town with relatives.
DR.. j. d. Austin has been confined to bis
room several days with Lagrippe.
Miss Lille Williams, of Greenwood, is visit
ing Miss Lizzie White.
Quite number Of young folks assembled
at the residence Of MIR. James f. Coleman,
where they were treated to New Years din
ner given In honor Of Miss Alma Coleman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
Gold Dollars Too Cheap.

D Look out for the man who is trying to sell
,god dollars for fifty cents. II railways safe
vto trust entirely 10 an attractive adv' RI ise.
Iment-especially If the advertiser lives long
dMsy off and you don't know much about
him. Very few people know much about the
real merits Of musical instrument and may
he easily deceived by trusting to appearanc
Many piano or organ looks like fine In
|struInent, but It's merit Is only skin deep. Re-
member that 1t actually costs a reputable
manufacturer more to produce good instru-
ment than some people advertise to retail
theirs at. When you wish to buy you will
be safest In at least getting Information from
the great Southern Music House OF LUDDEN &
BATEs In Savannah, Ga. They are the largest
dealers In the South and are known to every
one Read their advertisement In this issue.
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AND THE SEA SHALL GIVE UP THE DEAD.
The Body or Miss Mary Yeargin Hai
Been Recovered.

The body OF Miss Mary YeargIn Of Laurens
who was drowned In Lake Cayuga. at Cornell
University. about SIX weeks ago, foated
ashore last Thursday.
After the holding Of an Inquest the body
was sent to Laurens, where she was buried
last Sunday. There was a report soon after
ion had been seen In New York. This report
is supposed to have been started by the insur.
ance companies, with view to resisting the
payment Of the insurance policy on her lie.
The inquest was held with q view to settling
that question. The young lady was greatly
respected by all who knew her. and her
tragic death creates sorrow in many hearts,
in q small boat. A wind came up, and they
were never seen again alive. The body of the
Professor has not yet been recover ed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03

THERE were appropriate services in tho
churches Of Abbeville last Sunday commem.
Grating this most importantdsy In our calen.
dar az secular and as religious people.
Some Of the churches were decorated with the
living green as II to remind as OF the ever
lasting glory that awaits those who may at
life's close merit the "well done" OF Him who
first loved us and himself paid the ransom
for our salvation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03

The city of Spsrtanburg will have no dis.
pensary. Her citizens do not want 1t. That
is we'll. Every prohibitlonist in the State
will rejoice at her pluck. The dispensary is
much better than open bars, but prohibition
is better than either. The Press and Banner
protestedagainst the establishment Of dis
pensary at Abbeville. but the people ruled
otherwise, and we support the dispensary be-
cause 1t is better than the open bars.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
CAPT. E. COWAN.
Suffering From an Old wound.

The many friends Of that thrice-hopored
officer, School Commissioner E. Cowan, will
be sorry to learn that the old Confederate vet.
eran is suffering with gangrene, caused. 1t Is
supposed, from old wounds received in
BATTLE for his country, and from which he
has suffered all these years.
The people Of Abbeville have honored him
by electing him School Commissioner 70 r
three terms, and the Press and Banner hopes
that he may live to be yet elected for three
other terms.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03

THE, State Board OF Control will not allow
the city OF Columbia. to participate in the
profits OF the dispenssry, because the mayor
and council refuse to enforce the law against
blind tigers. The profits Of the business will
be sufficient to employ all the needed con-
stables to enfore the law. II the taxpayers
can stand 1t, we presume Tillman and his
crowd have no objection.
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cd OF without accident or dtturbance to mar
the peace and pleasure Of the occasion. This
is in striking contrast with the way some 9th
er people passed the Christmas holidays.
The daily papers are full Of accounts OF dis.
tressing occurrences elsewhere.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03

We congratulate our contemporary, the
Anderson Intelligencer on its escape from de-
structIon by fire. 1t was close call. Fire
broke out in the store below. Hon. E. B.
Murray's law Office and books we're much in
jured.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
OFF TO FLORIDA.

One for Health-The Other to Seek q
Home.
Mr.. James A. Nance. SOD of Sheriff Nance,
in quest Of health. His friend Mr.. G. Med.
Clamp, goes with him to look ont for a home
In the Land OF Flowers. They 60 to Ocala. May
their best expectations be realized.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
FIVE YEARS A SOLDIER.
A CoIored Mans success:in the Army.

John Gosline, q colored youth OF this town,
Joined the Union army about five years ago,
and by bis faith fu ness and ability has earned
and gained the appointment Of First Sergeant
-or orderly sergeant. BY his good conduct
be has also earned six months furlough
mother.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
DEATH OF A GOOD WOMAN.
Miss Anna Ligi0n is Dead - Those
who Knew Her Loved Her.

MISS ANNA E. LIGoN died Friday night
December %, 1893, and was buried in Bethany
Cemetery. Aiken, s. C. She had been great
sufferer for several months. She died In the
59th year OF her age.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
Cotton Markei

Cotton Market.
Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1894.
The prices paid to-day are as follows:
Midd1ing, 81.
Strict Middlfpg, OK.
Good Mddling, Z.
Strict Good Middling, N.
Aug. w. Smith.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
Returns to Probate Court.

ALL ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS,
"A Guardians and Trustees are required 10
make return OF receipts and expenditures on
first day OF March next or be sabject TO rule
and costs, j. FULLER LYON,
Jan. 8, 1894. Judge Probate Court.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03

Another car load -four just received andlat
still lower prices. T. T. Cromer, Bradley.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03

Lawson's ginnery Was not started this yeai
until Monday evening, October
The ginneries. have been standing still dur
ing the last week. and the report Of their
work stands unchanged.
Shipments.
BY G., C. n.
Shipments to and including last Saturday.
Previously reported d.-..............43S5 bales.
Shipped since last report. l35 bales.
Total to Saturday ight...........-4520 bales
To same date last year..........-4755 bales.
BY r. q D.
Shipments up to last Saturday night.
Previously reported. ted..................6S07 bales.
Shipped since last report............ l30 bales.
Total to Saturday night...........6927 bales.
To same date last year. bales.
Total shipments by both roads II Az bales
Total TO same date last year. 9.972 bales.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

Progress OF the Crop In Getting to
,Market-The Work OF the Gins.
Tuesday, Jan. Q, 1894
UP to last Saturday night the aggregate
number OF bales ginned and packed at the
different ginneries, was as follows:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ petition has this day been nled In the
office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, for the County OF Abbeville. Slate Of
South Carolina, BY Lily E. Ellis, for the an.
pointment Of J. Fuller Lyon, Esq.. Judge Of
Probate, Guardian Of the Estates OF Lily -.
Ellis, N. B. Ellis, Ethel Ellis and Joseph W.
Ellis. minors. Said estates consist OF money
and an undivided interest In store house
and lot, inherited from their father. ID. B. El-
lis, deceased the total value OF said estates be-
Ing about seven hundred dollars, and no 1T,
competent and responsible person can be
found who is willing TO assume such guar
dianship, application will be made TO the
Court OF Common Pleas for said County at its
next term, in January, 1894. for an order ap-
pointing the said ]. Fuller Lyon, Esq, Pro-
bate Judge, Guardian OF said estates.
M. P. DEBRUHL, 3.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Jan. 2, 1894
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03

Ladies' dress shoes CSC at T. T. Cromer's
Bradley.
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Shipments.
Comparative Statement.

SHIPMENTS OF COTTON FROM ABBEvILLE.
For the convenience OF the reader we give
the total shipments for the years and months
an Indicated below.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-03

. o.. L. A6ul6S
lie above named petit jurors need not at
ell. Court has been postponed until Janua'
I2.
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YOU GIT THE WHOLE WORD.

You have doubtless read previous issues the details of
this great offer If You have not taken advantage of you
should once, have the complete set OF portfolios
The demand has been great that the publishers write us
that they working night and day 10 keep with their
orders There is possibility that we may not be able
much longer get the earlier parts of this work, SO take
time by the foreock and order them quickly Our readers
who have acted promptly and have received the first part
delighted with the plan and with the generosity OF The
Post in placing such the hands of its readers
We have yet hear of the first complaint DO you want
to hear again how it is donep
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-01
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Lake Charles La. December $40.
Benoh near this city repeatedly lnsulted
Ars. Chris, Guyef and today the lady met
him on the court square and dashed
cup Of lamp black into his face and then
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