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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNINfPRoyFD
BUSINESS PROPERTY. BOUNDED BY Thin,
TENTH. THIRTEEN AND A HALF 4
AND WATER STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust TO Us bear
ing date october j, loS2, and duly recorded Octo-
Der 4. 1892, in Liber l72s. at folio S9s et SEQ,
one of the land recoras OF the District OF Co
lunoia, and at the written request OF the par
ties secured Thereby. we, the undersigned trustees
VIII sell. public auction, In front OF the prem
Uses, on TUESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF JAN
UARl, A. u. 1884. Al QUARTER PAST Fol r.
O'CLOCK PM. all that certain piece or parcel
OF land and premises situate In the city Of WASH
ington, District Of Columbia. and known and desig-
mated as and being squafe numbered two hundred
ground plat or plan u said city, and being the
Terms OF saleE one-fhird OF the purchase money
TO be paid in cash and the balance IN two equal
installmenrs. payable in one and years, With
interest al per cent per annum, payable semi
annually from day OF sale. the deferred payments
10 be represented by the notes OF the purchaser
and secured by inst deed Of trust upon the prop
erty sold or all cash. at purchasers option. A
DEPOSIT OF S2ouV will be required OF the purchaser
at time Of sale. All conyegancing recording and
nOtarial fees at cost OF purchases. Terms OF sale
TO be complied with within ten days from DAY Of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost Of de-
WA. C. JOHNSON. Trustee.
Ofice 344 d 81. NV.
OSCAR LUCkErr. Trustee.
d2s-d&ds Ofee. 344 ID st. no.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. JANUARY FIFTEENTH. 1894, same
hour and place
ja9-d&ds BY order Of the Trustees.
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RCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CNNIPRoyFn
nEAL Estate On THE WEST SIDE OF
TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN q AM
STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust bearinr
GATE the 3lst day or December, 1892 and dulv re-.
corded 10 tAber ..6s, folio 266 seq one OF The
land records OF the District OF Columbia and Lv
signed trustees will sell WEDNESDAY AFSTFR.
SOON, January SEVENTEENTH ls:a3 AT
IhREk OCLOCh, In front OF the premises fba
following property viz: The north half of lor "a
IN square S95. 25x1l1 feet 6 inches locared ,,r
the West side OF 18th street between q and i
streets southeast. MN
Terms made known at sale. A deposit of san
required time OF sale - WV
THEODORE A. HARDING, Trustee
GEO. j. EASTERDAY, Trustee
jal1dts 6aI + g,
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Pure food exposition every afternoon and
evening at Convention Hall. Doors open at
pm. and close at 1890 pm. Cook lectures
at 3:30-Advt.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.
CHANCERy SALE OF THE VALUABLE sroNl
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNEF
OF STREET AND CoNNECTICUT AvENCE

CHANCERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF X STREET AND CONNECTICCT AVENUE
OPPOSITE FARRAGCT SQC ARE
BY virtue and in pursuance OF a decree passed on
the twenty sixth t26l day OF March, in the year OF
Lord eighteen hundred and eighty -hve tlss5,
holding special term In equity in the case Of
George ). Pepper " Alex r. Shepherd 81 al.
rumber seventy -eiSht hundred and three ,7sO3l
equity, will rs surviving trustee. TUESDAY,
THE TWENTN-TIlIltD ta-l DAY OF JANUARY.
n the year Of our Lord EIGHTEEN HUNDRED
AND NlNETN-FoUR nS94l, AT HALF-PASr
THREE t3;3O O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the
premises. Orer for sale at public auction the fol-
lowing real estate: lot numbered three 81 in A
X. Shepherds subdivision OF square numbered one
hundred and sixty -four uG4) according TO the sub
division recorded in the Office OF THE surveyor OF
the District Of Columbia. in fiber W. Is NJ folio
Ia. OF the huoks OF the surveyor. with all and sin
gular the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth Of the purchase money
to I've paid in cash the day OF sale or final rati-
ncation Thereof 10y the court. and the residue In
three 49, equal instulineus al one D. two a., and
three 90 years the deferred pas Iasnts 10 be- se-
cured by the notes ol The pua-hase- hearing dare
on the day of sale with interest, and a reserved
lien upon the property sold, all cash,
at the option 4 thc purchaser thereof
deposit OF one thousand dollars Isl 900, 20 10
made at the time the properly Is kno.-ksd down
An COW eyancinE az The purchasers cust.
HENRY MISE GAliNErT. surviving Trustee
.d.O-dsSds IiG 9th ST. n W
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The residence of NJ B. Shetterby an old
soldier, near West Lodi. Ohio, was burned
Thursday night, and In the excitement
Shetterby dropped lead Of heart disease
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
DESIRABLE Fwo-sroRY PRICK HOUSE. No.
on THURSDAY AFTERNooN. January EIlEv.
ENFH. 1854. AT FOuh O'CLOCK I'm, We VII
offer for sale. ga front Of the premises.
PART OF LOT :,
Fronting - feet on N street, improved by we'll
built two-sJory brick house.
trust Tor xi.c5o. due August gust is' isas
Terms OF sale: one-hglf cash. the balance In
Of Der cent per aRnum. or al cash az the ~.
Ton 81 the purchase deposit % 500 required
not complied with 10 hie,I days from day Of sale
ne rlss' Is reserved 10 resell The properly az the
days advertisement OF such resale in some news
PasT Soiis ,iS m Mashi,stSn D. g NJ csn-
chaser; RATCIII'FE. DARI & 20
Jas'-d&dis AuctioneeTs.
THE ABOVE SALE u POSTPONED. on &C.
count OF the rain, until TIESDAN. JANrARY
SIXTEENTH, 1894. at the same hour and place.
RArCLIFFE. DARR a 90.
lall-dSdos Au"tioneers.
THOMAS DowLlNG -, : 20; Auclie3ssr.;
TRUSTEES SALE or INArPRoyI,D REAL ~
TAIE ON TnE WEST SIDE oF TWELFTH
SdI:f ET BETWEEN . AND STREETS
By sirtae OF decd OF trust bearing date the
3lst day OF December. 1872. and duly recorded
~ lAbeT ,6N. folio 2,i2 one OF ID" Land Records
Of The District Of Columbia. and by diTecion "f
the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii sell ~ Iffiil OF tIe premises Oh fllNf<-
DAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY SEVENTEENTH.
lS4.at Vt AFTER PAST THREE U'IoCk. the iol-
lowing property. VIZ: The south half Of Dot ~.
liz square 800, having frontage of - feet the
west side OF l.th street between e. aud streets
southeast
Terms made known at sale. A deposit Of 500
required AZ time 81 sale. All cOuveyancing aud
recording al cost OF purchaser.
FhEDlnRE 4. HARDING. Trustee.
GEO. j. EASTEI:DAl. Trustee
jall-d.s GA + st. NV.
UNITED STATES MAIsSHAL'S SAIE.-BY VIR-
tue OF "a special writ OF ncrf facias issued cut
OF the clerks oince OF the supreme Court OF The
District of Columbia aud 10 me directed. I will
sell. at public sale. for cash. at l026 Seventh
street northwest ON MONDAY. the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY. 1894. AZ TEN O'CLOCK An.
all the right title. claim anl interest 81 the
defendant in and 10 the following property. 70
wit: LARGE STOCK OF MEMS. BOYS AND
YOUTHS CLOTHING. GEMS FURNISHING
GOODS. lMBREII.AS. &C.. &c.. seized and levied
upon as the property Of William Garner. and viii
he sold to satisfy executions Nos. $500 anr
$500. In favor OF jacob Oppenlrpmer. Samuel
Thalheimer and Abraham Samuels. trading
oppenheimer a Company; and Nathan Schloss.
Michael S.-hloss, William Schloss Julius schlOss,
Jonas Schloss. George II. Pistol. Lewis J.
SchloSs; trading as Schloss Brothers & Company.
respectively. DANIEL. NJ RANSDEIl.
RADCLIFFE. DATsR a CO.. US.Marshal DC.
AuctioDeers. 1a3-d
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AUcrioyEERs

SALE It,3 OF VA MALSUT CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
IHE VERY BEST MAKE: HEAVILY CARVED
rM.LOk SUITE, MoQUET AND BODY RIiiTS-
SEIS CARI'ETS. CYLINDER TOP WRITING
DISK COST $3.50, LIBRARY TABLES RFD-
DING; EASY CHA rs. CHINA AND GLASS
On TUESDAY. JANUARY SIXTEENTH. COM
MhNCING Al TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell
at private residence of u party declining house.
keeplhg, No 1876 9th street northwest superior
colsetion Of Housekeeping Articles. all in splendid
condltlon, and the sale offers a rare opoortunifv
TO purchasers TO furnish their homes with goods Of
tne VERY best make AT merely nominal expense
PAlL0R SUITE, WALNUT FRAME I-pHor
SiEkED y SILK; HANDSOME HALL. RACK.
rL1SH ROCKERS WALNUT MARBIETop
slDEB0AlDS. PILLAR EXTENSION TART r
AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS, HANDSoNF
N WALTCT CHAMBER ! SUITES. SEWING Ma
CINE IN PERFECT ORDER. ODD WASH
STANDS, CYLINDER DESK, VERY COSTLY.
IdbEAkn TABLES. LARGE EASY CHAIRS
ik0N FRAMED, UPHOLSTERED N THF
nERn BEST MANNER; RECEPTION CHAIPS
LADIES' WRITING DESK. MoQJ-Fr CkE
PETS AND RUGS. MOQl EFT AND ,1TTIFR
HAIL AND STAIR CARPETS, HANISOMI,
HANGlNGS. ENGRAvINGS, HAIR Am
OTHER Mattresses REFRTCE,R .ToR
GINA AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN UTT%,
SILS, &c. SAh->-
Terms cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.
Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERS.
6l2 81. orthwest.

THOMAS BOWLING l. 90, AuCTIoNEERS
6l2 l. 81. northwest
EXEcUToE'S SALE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
No GIL z STREET, BETWEEN SMITH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIVE
1894, at FolR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises
We shall sell al public auction part of original LOT
Z. in square $50 having a front of 10 feet inches
on street and running back average depth o.
apout NJ feet 10 wide alley, with the improve
ments. consisting OF q three-story and basement
btics house being No. G2l street northwest.
Terms as follows: Purchaser 10 assume a trust
OF Ss.OoO, baauce one-half cash. the remainder il,
one and two years. with notes bearing iutereS,
ard secured 10y deed Of trust. All convey aurin.
anu recordinS at purchasers cost. $50 depoSit
VIII be required at the lime OF sale. lf the Terms
are not complied with Ia - days from the sia. OF
sale the property Will De rescld the purchaser
risk and cost.
jai2-dts JOHN ]. WTLNIARTH Executor
EATCLHfE. DARH * 90. AUCTIoNEEKs.
REVIEWERS SALE OF LIoroRs. CASH ppcTs.
TER, COPPER MEASI RES, COUNTESS A.
BY AUCTION.
On tt ESDAN MOkNING.JA JANUARY SIXTEENTH
l lss4; kEG Inn, AT len O'CLOCK. l Will.
SELL AT Tilt ROOMS or RADCLIFFE DARR q
CO.. $50 PENNA. AVE NV. SToCk IN
BLACKBERRY, CATAwBA FRENCH AND aP
Pile BRANIN. BOTTLES nF SHERRY BLACK
BEHEl, III VI. PORT AND OTHER BoTTT vi,
GOODS. COPPER AEASUFES, PtMP, CoI'NTI,E
To which the attention Of trade and rriva,e
WALTER c. CLEPHANE.
Receiver
1ao-uSuDs 14ls g. St NV
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EATcLnIE. DARE 4 %. ArCTIoNrERs-
H. BERNHEIMER & GO.
AlGfIONEERS.
PAwNBROkER'S AUCTION SALE IA
-I-NllE lI-L. AIIcIl III I.I...t. =. -. ".


l will sell. al the store of bernard Burnstins
Sol Pennsyivanla avenue northwest, on NoZDAY
JANnARl FIFTEENTH, 1924. at HALF.PAS,
SEVEN PM. all pledges froul l 10 si451 hsI,.
goods left one year and over. for which intereSi
due IL mouths more. This sale CONSISTS ~ coli
Silver and Metal Watches, Diamonds Of an H.
STUDS. Earrings. Lace Pins. Meek Chains. Bracelets
Cuf Buttons. Silver Ware. Books Op-ra ,;lass.s
Guns, Pistols, Musical, Surgical. Mechanical an
Dental Instruments. Typewriters t'loIbino -
Ladies Wearing Apparel of all deScriptionS 81
TO continue every day until all lots are sold. Hod
ers OF tickets Will please take notice.
BERNARD BURNSTINE Broker
H. BERNHEMER 60. Auctionecrs. ias-Gt
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 4. D.. ls,.i a
ONE O'CLOCK z. NJ. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
WITHIN OUR Auction ROOMS ,'oRNFI
9TH AID ID STREETS NORTHWEST, WASH
THE FOLLOWING COLLATERAL.
Three 30 notes OF John Ii. MITCHELL dated No
Vemoer IL, lS'2. payable in one. two ana fhre
cured by = deed of trust upon lots A. 10 nj an
IA OF hlock OF IVY CITY, upon Of which ,ai
notes is a credit Of s2.i.75.
Three 81 notes OF Peter II, Heiskell IL a. .,
dated January 20, 1892. payable in one tv,o an
lhree years, respectively, TWO for The sutn |,
81 .SSS 80 and one for the sum Of 81 383 "a. an
secured oy deed Of trust upon lot IL of block
An OF the said notes being sold under The pro
vision and authority of a certain collateral npfS
as.sa Mareh So 1893, and payable -four "a month
,o Al the same tine and place will also sell tb
Ninety-fve tao, shares OF the capital stock Of IN
IVY City Brick Company, under and by virtne q
the provisions and authority of a certain ,oatars
note dated January H. 1893. and payable -four -
months after date. "
AZ p.Tsons Interested will please take notice:
By order of holder OF collateral notes.
1G-d DCNCANSoN BROS, Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING CO., Auctioneers
6l2 Z street northwest
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d2s-d&ds

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED CNTu
MONDAY. JANUARY FIFTEENTH. 1894, sam
hour and place.
jas-d&ds BY order Of the Trustees
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THE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED. on AC.
count o. the rain, until TIESDAl. JANTARY
SIXTEENTH, 1894. AT the hour and place.
RAnCLIFTE. DARR a 90.
jail -dSdbs Au-tioneers.
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January IS, and st. Chrysostom," jan
uary D. in the parish hall. He began his
course last Thursday by speaking about
est Cyprian."
At the Congress Street Methodist Protes
tant Church the annual meeting of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-.
deavor was held this week. and the follow
ing officers were elected for the year: Pres
ident Mr.. Clyde Grimes; vice president
Mr.. Theodore Duvall; secretary, Mr. Eu.
gene Davis, and treasurer, Miss Hattie
Proctor.
Rev. Father Dwights Lyman, late paste,
of st. Mary's Catholic Church, Govanstown
Nd, has bequeathed 5000 to the Catholic
University for the endowment of a scholar
ship. at the disposal of the archbishop OF
Baltimore, for any young clergyman of hi!
diocese he may think it proper to bestow
1t upon. Father Lyman also left to the
same institution all of his library, which
consists of many valuable works, and also
good collection of objects Of rare artistic
merit.
The choir of ST. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church were entertained recently by Rev
Father Walter. the pastor of the church
After an excellent supper had been served
number of fine musical selections were
skillfully rendered.
The L'Ouverture Club composed of many
of the leading colored Catholics of Wash
ington. have secured a suitable club house
at 1924 O street northwest.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Centenary Methodist Church will be held or
January Il to conclude the business of tn.
year. Presiding Elder J. st. Clair Nea
Will preside at the session.
The Laurel Epworth League have elected
officers for the year follows: President
Mr.. ]. H. Hopkins: first vice president
Miss Helen Rvon: second vice president
Miss Ida Duvall; third vice president, Mis-.
Hattie Jefres: fourth vice president. Mrs
Luther Brashears; secretary, Miss Ami.
wilson treasurer Mr.. Luther Brashears
jr.; Organist. Miss Margaret Baldwin, dn,
chorister. Miss Rosie Roberts.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of Falls Church have elected Mr.
George w. HauXhurst a delegate to thu
convention of Endeavorers of the state OF
Virginia which will he held in Lvnchburs
on the 10th, Goth and 21st of this month
The following persons We're elected officer.
for the next six months: President. Franz
Eastman; vice president. Miss Persis Proud
At; secretary. Miss NJ. NJ. Wilson; organist
Miss Persis Proudfit, and assistant organ
list. Miss Clara l.. Guager.
DR.. Teunis s. Hamlin, pa stor of the Cove
nant Presbyterian Church, speaks every
Sunday afternoon of this month at thu
Young Mems Christian Association.
The worship and Work" n very inter
esting paper. published monthly by tn.
Tabernacle Conversational Church, on 9tl
street near y street southwest. has beSur
its fourth volume this year. 1t has beer
somewhat changed in size and shape fol
the new year.
There are n number OF chapters in this
city Of the brotherhood Of St Andrew AZ
organization in the Episcopal Church. 70,
men. and for work among men. Thes.
chapters are mainly engaged in the worE
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EAST END.
All Sorts or Paragraphs About the
Old Fort.

All Sorts or Parasr sraphs About the
Old Fort.
Ninety-Six, .. c., Oct. Is, 1894.
Presiding Elder Campbell was In town last
Saturday On his way 10 kinards Chapel
where he held the quarterly meeting.
We saw one OF the prettiest pictures the
other day. II wan the likeness OF one Of our
young lady friends.
Mrs. Anna Lawton is staying with her
dsus shter, Mrs Col. Phillips.
Grand Lecturer Bacon, X. Of p, delivered
an address before the lodge at this place last
Col. W. q. Rice was In town last week on
visit 10 his daughters Mira stuart and Mrs.
Mackels. He has al most recovered.
merry OF Ninety-siI, was In town recently.
Mr. J. K. Leaveli and wife. Of Green wood,
have been spending u few days with Mr.. and
A. W. SiilI has the daisiest stock of staple
and fancy groceries ever brought W this mar
Master BerrIen Brooks. OF Edgeheld. Is al
'eaGsDf &rs. F. :ns a. ToRHsend. q EdSssd. was in
town shopping last week.
Mr.. T. q. Stuart. OF Greenville. is down
looking after his relts. Everybody Is always
MeRsrs. Gslphln and Bozeman are packing
In bales q large quantity Of pea vine hay.
Mr. ]. L. Snumate, Of Atlanta, 10 In town.
he ~ oelnk Hfoeteu Oy niS iuAuy irtouoS'
We heard OF Two men swapping horses the
other day and the difference In the swap was
two gallons Of sorghum.
We hear there are United States warrants
out for several white MEN In the upper part ol
Edgefed for "White Gaping"
Miss Agnes Rice, OF saIuca, was Ia town
last week visiting friends.
During the recent rains the water was over
q good deal OF the corn on Saluda river.
Auditor Bradley was down IasL week look.
ing after the assessment OF property In the
new Nlnety.Six school district. Mr.. Bradley
is u very efficient officer and has some warm
friends Ia this end OF the county.
We believe our people are almost Q unit for
a constitutional convention. The Cour,
won't work worth cent. When Greenwood
wanted q new county they pretended TO be
our friends and now tbey know that the only
chance Tor Ninety Six 70 get new county Ii
through constitutional convention which II
deteaLed will defeat us. The Court House
people "can fool few people q short Time
bot they can't fool all the people all the
oppose the convention, their selhshness will
prompt them TO do II. II will be q case OF the
Court House cliqnea against the country peo.
Die and We advise the country people to send
country delegates 10 the convention, don't
trust Court House man. II you do, you
will: continue 10 live 25 and 30 miles from
your Court House the rest OF your lives
ing aud voting. Every Court House man
has, he thinks, good reason why the OLD
counties should not be divided, but don't lis
ten HI hin. Vote for q constitutional con
VentIor and for country delegates only.
We are having beautiful matter for gather
erlpg the crops and one farmers are tax kini
advantage OF It. Eass End.
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Wednesday, Oct. "a, 1894.
Will Not Sign.

ROBERT HACKETT, colored, ID sOuno true
b.ue Democrat, and 4 temperance man who
wouldn't drink Tillman's liquor under any
confederation. He says he "will not sign" to
get drink OF liquor. 1t would be renectlon
ON his manhood.
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THE CIRCUS Is COMING.
walter l.. Mains Grandest and Bes
shows on Earth will Exhibit II
shl. DIV on Oct Slat.

this City on OCT. S1St.
On Wednesday, Oct. 81 Abbeville will have
within its limits one OF the largest and best
railroad shows OF the present day.
For several days agents OF the Walter l..
Mains 6randest and Best Shows on Earth
have been with us contracting bill boards,
lots, livery, iced, hotel, etc., and now every
thing IL In readiness for the first advance car,
which will be In Abbeville on the 3lst OF this
month. -,
No other circus In the world has grown like
Mr.. Mains enterprise, and 4 week ago when
ne visited Cleveland. Ohio, for two days, over
10000 people visited MS shows, and tbe news.
papers In long articles pictured out the crowd
eic. II was the Two grandest and biggest days
10 the circus annals Of Cleveland, and will
long be remembered Here is what the Cleve.
land papers said Of Mr.. Mains shows:
ut was one OF the largest and best circuses
ever In Cleveland. Leader.
THE circus 10 firstclass In every particular;
q clean, wholesome ehow."-Plain Dealer.
zone sees no fakirs or grab games going on
anywhere near the tents, and hears no loud
or noisy wrapgling."-News and Herald.
'rhe menagarie is quite large. and all AMI
mails look neat and clean."-Trioune.
Z Everything promised was carried ont and
everybody was happy."-World.
THE circus contains almost everything
one expects to md in irst-class show
Press.
TIE entire show will be in Abbeville or
Wednesday, October 3lst, and erybody
should make Arrangements 70 see the Grand
est and Best on Earth. Excursion rates vii
De given on all railroads, and this Will bt
made gala day.
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Miss LENN1E Gown, of Mount Carmel, has
been elected teacher OF the SnithViile school,
for the next scholastic year.
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Rosenberg's Locals.

When you 60 all over town and can't get
what you want, 60 TO Rosenberg's. They've
got II.
II you want to save about So or So on suit
OF clothes, 60 70 p. Rosenberg & Co.
For your Boys clothing 60 10 Rosenberg's.
When You want a nice silk umbrella just
step into Rosenberg's and get 1t.
For clothing, hats. shoes and mems fur
nishings, 60 to Rosenberg's.
A treme ndous stock OF trunks at P. Rosen'
berg d Co.
r. you want nice cravat, call on P. Rosen'
berg q Co.
A big lot OF ladies cloaks and jackets at
about Soc on the dollar at Rosenberg's.
Guns. pistols and cartridges at Rosenbergs.
We have suits In stock size 49, Everybody
can get ft ut Rosenberg's.
II does not make any difference how large
or how tall You are. yon can get suit to mt
at Rosenberg's.
Umbrellas worth 81 for 75c at Rosenbergs.
For everything 60 TO Rosenberg's.
We have the very thing you want In trunks.
P. Rosenberg Co.
Imported hats from London and Paris at
Rosenberg's.
All shades hitting wool at Rosnberg's.
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.WaIter l.. Mains Circus" was the best that
has visited Alliance for many years. The
ihousands of people, and all voted 1t TO be
the clesnest and brightest circus that has ever
visited this city.-Alliance, Ohio, Daily News,
April 10Th.
AhbevIlie, Wednesday. Oct. 3lst.
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The mammoth tents we're crowded with
spectators aud when they return even larger
RENTS will have to be made TO accommodate
the crowds " whlch will greet that grand show
-1len Cove. N. Y. Gazette.
Abbevilie, Wednesday, Got. Slst.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-10-24
Removal OF ResiUrant.

I have moved my restaurant TO the new
store room, next 70 Hills carriage repository
on the street leading to the g., c. & N. depot
am still prepared TO serve the public iI
the most acceptable manner, and Will be GLAD
To walt on customers at any time.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
OCT. Q, 1894. Harriet E. Adams.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-10-24

The street parade was imposing and the
performance this afternoon was very largely
attended and gave general satisfaction.-ke-
view, Elk kharr, Ind.
Abbevllle, Wednesday. Oct alst.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-10-24

r. n. Haddon 4 Co.'S. opening begins tomor
row AUD continues for days, the ladies are
cordially invited.
..Evaporated California peaches" are fine.
They make an elegant dish and are cheap.
Ask for them at ". Joel Smith & Sons.