davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-19
SpSeS=MnsctGe

Srernoen nno 8efounteu Die traurioe g1odrint. bon
1tniere 9eltebte SHUTTER uro 9roBmutter mittlpe
Dorotnea Friederika SOihIke
i'm @1er BON SO SaDren l M}onot nn0 IS GaQen oeIferr1
nm 10 uDr 45 Mttn. ionit enti9lofen lit. 9ie
8eer0igung Ftnoet Itott bonn 9ralerbauIe, 203 6ubIpn
Noe, am Srettog Yto9mittog um 2 ubr. I'M. titles
SetIeto bitten Die troaernbet 9tnterblie6enen:
9toia g~Seitpbapb, Scooter.
81. o. Y8etpbapb, S0mieqerTobu.
Stto, R0utina, Gemrl), syttf,
MgtteS, &tmtta, @nfe(n.
, 1894-04-19
StlIb m0r9en8 f@0m ge30ntt.

9ies berbirbt ba8 Sriibtif, ia ben 9arsen
Gag. Briife bid 3uerit uno bu tptrlt ftrrbsn,
6aB Oein Wtagen ouBer SrOnuug, 0et1te
Sober trdge ober ~tnofttue tit. @ebra1de ba8
G9te @arL8baber Sal3 rnb betn frober Oflltb
tptrO wiebertebren. 0ieIe8 natitrliGe 8ros
buff Der @drl8baoer Quelten tit nnbe3ablbar
IN auen Sd1en bon Sartleibtgfeit, Otagert>
letOert, Srdgbett ser Sober Gpe5ieu tper&t
6etne 8eIhdftiguug cine ftset1oe if). @8
bef0rbert ben @toffDeGiet tit bobem @raoe,
tptrft l0iero auf beu @allcnfl1B unb lit
b%eIonber8 f~tarfen 91an6ern git empfeblen.
Die 6dten Quelenprobufte BON Carlsbad
baben Die ltntsrifrtft BON v@t8ner & Ofen=
oelion Co., Srnportdre, Stem Oorf, auf benz
Salie elmer jeben SlaiGe. &retS per Slaife
$1.0O. @roBe Slaide $1.50.
, 1894-04-19
SoOcS=Mm3etQe+


Tretnben nnb 8etonnten Die traurt9e 9sadbridt oaf
l1nIere geltebte 3obter 2tnna ~. int Sitter bon 19 So6z
rem, Wtonoten nno q SaQen ianft i'm Serrn entI6lofen
1T. 9te geerbigung fiubet itatt ain Sountu0, ben p.
@prll, gto9ntttto9S nm l nbr bonn 3rouerbouie, AT
9tthpalttee aoe, nod ct. 8onifacius=&irbe BON ba uod
ct. SortfattlS @ottesacfer. lin title Sbeilnabme bitten
Die traIernoen 9interbliebenen.
gOmis gSmrfter, er+arr
Mar1 2SmrIter, SlteLH'
GofI NSurlter, 0rIber.
, 1894-04-19

- 8e9en Stebtens bon @la8idbei6en
aus Dem @ei9Gft BON @. 8rabidbaQ an
Der Wttlpautee NDe. Deriptes 9ticbter Sc
DerIon beute frib SC. 9onger all oas Sri
minalgeri9t.
, 1894-04-19
3met9=Offcen
- beS -
Nbe1Oblatt Der 81, Stats 3ettung.
Office elepbon $50. 635.

NOtNUnlul UC4 Su+ SlNNl0>S EtIulIy+
Offices elepbon $50. 635.
BUR g~equemItdfeit unTerer onaetoenben Runben boben
mir init ben unte1i genoInteu Serren Elm Mbfommen &c.
troner, foOnad) BET oeulelbeu An5etgen angenDmmeH
iperbeu 3i beniclber 4rellen, ols mein 6ieIeIben bircft in
Der Expedition Der Satnpis 9taotSSeitllug ~obge9e6en
lperGell. Qu3ei0en Ipiuie Announcements fDnlTeu oil 6ie1el
nerI9iebenen BlaBeu bis IL lbr @titta9S a~b9e9eben
lperoeu.
emil Sbtsls. @n4futsss OOn 9enrp gtrOtA, PIP ar1ss
ett0 gO[sau: apOt4sstsT. 2le9 grasr 9Os; edsa2. etx
u. %. Bitter, NpDtbefer, 4S41 9. SoIIteosStr.
Mt. 4erfmeifter, apDtbefer. 1853 States5tr.. Gde IS
s. GOrOrla, g~pOtbeter. 81. Ctr. ,rnb Monoce.etr.
menoeI d 9orslep. 2505 Nrther Npe. Gde C. 9alftee'
@berFg pbarmocs, SIDE @tote. uns 8oItsetr.
g. s. Stider, OeutIle Mpotbefe, WabaIb Nne. unh 16
Ctr. GelephDn Soutb 247.
n. 8. Braun, 300 QgeuttpDrtA Woe, Ode 81. Ctr.
6. 6. SrepBler, Npotheter. 26l4 &pttaQe Grope Aus.
6. S. ¬1e, oentf9e Npptbere, ode So. otr. nHs
6. oo 9t 5ermaRrt %9 a]pO dSs!aO3 42 e. sftso9S sds So SanOo.x
Stohsrt ) &eItertnG Apotbefer, s60l Q. 3aliteO'5ts.
9; g. @iffOrs. s%tpothefer, 81. E. unO mtatqau aSs.
w2. Gpntuter. 1905 9. Gtote ctr.
gEefIette.
Q. sdrBber, beutT6er @potbefer, 465 unb 467 MtItpanfss
Aoe, @fe GbiC09o Mne.
s.. s. 9i9ten6erger & 60, 831 unO S33 Wtiltpaufes ans.
Gfe 9iOiiipn=Str.
3. SaritenS, 551 8lue SSlanb Noe.
Ebeo. 81. 8ebrens, Mpotbefer, z22 SO. IL. Ctr.
emiI 8ebreHs, 9O2 Glib 9alfIebsStr, Gde GanaIport
@Denue.
Geo. 5. WibBad. eabueft.Gde Mtobi7Ou. unO 4oIftsO'
StraBe.
@eo. q. M5iGer. Npotbefer. 1914 Millpaufse aOe.
SEQ YOrQeS. 189 Wtar&pea=Str. .
8. Stoemhelb 8 Co. @pDtbeter, Gde 0au SureHs nHs
SalIteb Ctr.
MtoDeu BROS, Npotbefer, 1895 MiI!paufee Mne.
s. s. @lsuer, 1861 Mttln atfee Noe.
S. 8. 3elptp5ti, Npotbefer, 700 Ntiltpaufee @oey @Gs
grnft Miebel, 51S 10. Chicago ape, GGe 8anlina.Str.
Greb. Mrebes 9tpotbefe, 1853 SO. Gbieago Ane, Gh'
gtoble.StroBe
fSreo. 8. Bierce, 581 Ogden Nne.
W%etnborot Soienban5, Apotbefer, 242 80. gtortb Gne,
@de NIDlonb.
6. 9: &ttntoDTtrOsm, apotDefer, @abtpeft.eete 80. SiOi'
ftor=Gtr. uuo So9ne Noe. 49,.
aIb. ~gtafatger, apotbeter, 296 90. 9iOiIionsStr, Sd'
mpp6.
Sranf s. Berger, Mpotbefer. 1886 Ittlpoufee Ioe.
GrEeft u. S6mib, Di0ouct 9bormncp. 1910 WttI'
ruaufee Mne., ode &tn3te= rnb 9eSplotnessStr.
g.. MuebIban, @~potbefer. 69l g. 9lortb @pe.
Bid. Wetnun9, 875 Wttlruoutee Noe., Gfe N1bIono Moe.
RubDlpb Ston9obr. lpOtbeter, Sal so. 9totTonsStr.
Gte maibtenoip @oe.
&olBau & Co., 81. ctr. unb QortIinoEStr.
>. s. Sbtmet Npotbeter, SAT Blue SSslattb Noe, Gds
Is. Ctr.
g. 8. moitersburf apotbeter, 900 SO. 81. etraBe.
Rlboro 6. SrerfIen, Ipotbefer, 1901 M. 9sortb Aoes
&de Sbertoan Noe.
@auI @. Ssinemaun, 4s ~. 9tpiiOn Str.
, 1894-04-19
6eirdtbsI6etne.

SoGgenbe 6eirat6Si6eine murben beute
Wtor8en bon 6errn Salemonion im8ureau
DeS GDuntDclerf5 Qusgeferti9t:
, 1894-04-19
SO0eS0n3ci0e.

Sreuroen uno 9efounten Die traurioe g{oGbrtdt. ooR
meme gelie6te Satin WRaegaretba 8ed,er, oebprene
Wtoler, i'm @lter nnn a Sa9ret om II. april 9eitorbet
III; Die 8eerbi9un9 .ttnoet itott Sretto9 91torgen 10
lin itiae SbeiIu0Dme bitten
9tu9mt SedDer, @otte, ne6it &inbern.
, 1894-04-19
SinansieQeS.

Roie, auin(an & &c., Mortga9e ganfers, 72 Dear
" bprnitraBe, perleibeu @elO aHf @bieagoer 9ruuos
e~igentbum gu ben nieorigiten 9reiieH, iOpie aud ami 9e'
b6uoe. 6pes,1St
, 1894-04-19
2u 1niethet1 aeiudlt.

q eiu6t: Sunger @bemIt Iu1t 3iutmer bel elmer
" aleinliebenoen Game. Abreiie inter
N. 85 S~tnats5tg.
Gb eiu9t: Sine 5omilie obne 4inoer Iudt 4 ooer 5
W 3immer, %9tor0ieite. Yreisaugabe idrtTtIid ober
mliuolib. 8ob. &uiorge. "a Sarr0bee=Str, unteu.
17ap3t
, 1894-04-19

MnftiOus= Serfdufe.
aufttoHssI oti5.
Re9uIdre 8erfoufs.Eage:
Muutu9s unO 2Onnerltn9s.
speaiaI, gerfdufe an onberen Sageu bes moHuts.
@aareH auf 8rio0ts0erfauT. WbpleIale ooer 9etoiL III
@ufttoHs=Ireilen.
@erfdufe BON @Obnun9s sGinribtnngen cine SpesiaIitdt
9eIb br~r9ef9ofieu bel uebertragung
Gorreippnbeu3en peroeu ermartet.
MGrtiu gmeri6 & 60,
Auftionarc,
12aplS, tuo 261 s. & State Str, @hicaao.
81 erfauf pou 8ferbeu II. T.. IN. 9iens.
~ tags nno Jreitags nm 10 ubr. 8ertauf BON ueueG
2op'8uggies I'M II ubr, 2Gf g8eit u. StraBs,
SO. 8. 6 berIe,
Gutttoudr BON 9rIn0= unO gerloHal=Gioeuthum.
92lilSE tulo
, 1894-04-19
8erl6ie0eneS.
8ferbe, @aaen, SnnOe ,c.


On perfaHfeu: 8elioerps, GrpreB.geageu uub
y 8uti9eH. 8: s. Suu, 2~3O8-2318 Stots Ctr,
Jabrit 24S-S47 q. pIaee. 17ms3R
, 1894-04-19
Soft nnO QOqiS geind)t.


(Ueiu6t; 3immer uno 8paro in elmer beutifen
w 8riOotfamilie nabe &ineoln Bart bon elmer ameri=
foutI6eu Game. 9tefereu5en. @beim, 40 9Ome
Sni Bldg. 1Sap2t
, 1894-04-19
Sir Qerstc.


Ociu Ganoi6at Der Meoi8in lin 9euti1lano itubirt)
" 1udt NiIfteuteu=Stele bel elnem beHtIdeu Arst.
burb 3ep. 9amfeIot, 9teeos6urg, Mis.
18ap3t
, 1894-04-19
mariners.

OSerIa rgt: Sin Fartner fir EN- beutIte5 @nItbaus;
farn es ourb oleiH f6ernebmen. Gi9eHtbiimer mill
ib bonn 6eI6dft 5uritf3tebeH. Sbeo. @lemen5, 80. 85
Blpmoutb Yl0Ce. Seine &genten. 15ap7t
, 1894-04-19
W4Dmai6inen.
3u fanfen gein6t.


On foufen gefu9t: Sine Got in Safe gietp.
Sfferten nit 8reisaugabeu inter
19op3t T 80 @~tootsate.
, 1894-04-19
0ei6dftS= O%eIegembeitert.

q Dertaufeu: Saloon uu0 J~irtlres; biniq.
~ Al u. Yeoria ctr.
, 1894-04-19
Steaengeiu6e.

In8et9er inter bteisr Nubrit finb ~foftenfret.
(S elu9t: .Sunger 9euti9er. gelpeIener @aoaIleriIt,
1l1t lofort Stelrug ais &ntl1er, 8iener ooer oer=
9letd1eli; y. @lomoBtp, 40 Auitiu &tpe, 9aiement.
, 1894-04-19

OSerlangt: Traueu urO Mt6b9en fIr Sdtelarbe1t,
~ nab 9auie. Mtrs. s. .. Ntc@oaou9b,
R21A Sto1,,ork 0A,n
, 1894-04-19
SerIangt: TrGnen nn6 MGOden.


02erIangt: Sin Mdb6eu fir Sausor6ett.
299 9urliu9 ctr.
, 1894-04-19

On Dert0nteu: Sin alt.etoblirte&, 0utqebenbes
~ 8rubban0=@ei6di luirb biai9 p~ertauft, meiIl iotort
9%enortmer1, oogigentbimer lid 5uritf3tebet mill. @e9en
@tn3elnbeiten oOreiitre Ober ipre1e man Dor bel s. 3.
Gpple, 53 u. Start Str. l9ap3t
, 1894-04-19

Gi u9t Stelun9 i'm 6ubrlpertgeI9Qft, BIN Sottler,
tonn gut nit Bfer0en ~untQebe1.
19ap3t Sabn, 10 9luitin AOe, /. TIur.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

The hereditary consequences Of
strong drink are something appalling
A specialist in children's disseas es
who has for twelve years been careful
|ly noticing the difference between
twelve families Of drinkers and twelve
families of temperate ones, reports
that he found the twelve drinking
families produced in those years fifty
seven children and the temperate;
sixty-one. Of the drinkers, twenty
five children died in the first week o
life as against six on the other side
Among the children of the drinkers
were five who were idiots, five 81
stunted in growth as to be really
dwarfs five, when older, became
epileptics one boy had grave chorea
ending in idiocy; five more were dis
eased and deformed, and two of tht
epileptics became by inheritance
drinkers. Ten only of the fifty-sever
were normal in body and mind. Or
the part of the siXty-one OF the tenn
perates, two only showed inherited
nervous defects; five died the firs
week of weakness, while four in late
wears of childhood had curable ner
vous diseases, and fifty were IN every
way sound in body and mind. There
could scarcely be a more CONCLUSIVE
demonstration in favor of abstinence
from intoxicants on the part of those
who assume the responsibility of paren
tage.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07
Tansy for Moths.

"There is one sure preventive OF
moths. 1t is tansy," says a cores
pondent. "Sprinkle the leaves freely
about your woolens and furs and the
moths will never get into them.
When I was child my grandmother
used to send me to the tansy bank on
the hill with q large basket in which
to bring home plenty of tansy leaves.
In the garret were five hair-covered
trunks, studded with brass nails, fill
ed with blankets, flannels, sheets,
etc. I remember how grandmother
took the supply out of those trunks in
the garret once year, hung the ar
ticles on clothes-line down in the or
chard, beat them and put away again
to lie amid the tansy leaves until an
other year. The fourth generation of
her posterity now, proves the efficacy
of that remedy of olden times."-Phil.
adelphia Evening Star.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07
Hot Water Drinking.


There are four classes of persons who
should not drink large quantities of
hot water. These are as follows:
l. People who have irritability OF
the heart. Hot water will cause pal
pitation of the heart in such cases.
-. Persons with dilated stomachs.
3. Persons afflicted with "sour
stomach.
4. Persons who have soreness of the
stomach, or pain induced by light
pressure.
These rules are not for those who
take hot water simply to relieve thirst,
but as. means OF washing out the
stomach. Hot water will relieve
thirst better than cold water, and for
that purpose is not to he condemned
but hot water is an excitant, and in
which irritation of the stomach exists
should be avoided.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

Some features of office-seeking are
Objectionable, but the Atlanta Consti.
tuition prints letter from an anapplicant,
and suggests at the same time that he
seems to be really in need Of an office,
and it is equally evident that he is
not man to whom office is likely to
seek. The following is his modest
avowal:
ITO the ediTyr am candydait to
the Offise of skule KommiSioneer an
Ask My Frens to Cast Voat in My
Beehalve. I am a Arm Man, Beein
cut oph in A. saw Mill, and Knead
the Offise.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

If you have not a plenty of pine
needles on hand, do not fail to lay in
q stock this fall, for they make excel
lent nests all the year round, and are
particularly good for the sitters in the
spring. They are clean, cool, and
being free from anything green, are
no attraction for the hens to scratch
in for food:
Calves should always be treated
gently. 1t is the only way to make
them docile when they come to be
cows. By beginning early and hand
ling the teats when small their size
may be increased, while at the same
time the animal will become used to
it 80 that she will be broken to milk
ing even before she has calf. A calf
thus treated is worth much more
when she becomes q cow than one
who has. to be broken into milking at
that time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

The features of pug dog are of an
irregular cast, and in themselves con-
sidered. are hardly to be called hand
some.
A young gentleman gave his sweet
heart pug dog as birthday present.
it was of the purest blood with its nose
burned off particularly short.
The grateful recipient was profuse
with her acknowledgements.
"Oh, thank you, James p' she said !:
"thank you! You are 80 kind! It's
just like you ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

The following Is extracted from an
address by the bishop of Petersbor'
ough, DR.. Magee, to a class of candi'
dates for ordination : "Most of you,
he said, "will do well to avoid action
in the pulpit. 1 shall never forget q
rawboned curate I once had, with
hands like legs of mutton. 1 can see
him still preparing for grand perora'
ton, and leaning over the pulpit, with
outstretched, dependent palms. as he
exclaimed, Paws me brethren, paws"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07
Wednesday, Nov. Z, 1894.

There are now twelve daily papers in
South Carolina--tive morning and
seven evening publications.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07
The State Of South Carolina
County of Abbeville.
PROBATE COElsT.
Petition for Relief

RenIamin p. Calhoun and Julia c. Calhoun,
his wife. Plaintiffs, against. Patrick Cal
houn, as Executor OF the Last Will OF
James Edward Calhoun, deceased, Defend
ant.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

TAKE NOTICE. That the petition and
summons in the above entitled action are
now on file in the Probate Court for Able
willie County, s. T..
PARKER h MCGOWAN,
Pro. Pet.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

Nine persons out of every ten with q
cinder or any foreign substance in the
eye will instantly begin to rub the eye
with one hand while hunting for their
handkerchief with the other. They
may and sometimes do, remove the
offending cinder, but more frequently
they rub until the eye becomes infam-
ed, bind handkerchief around the head,
and 20 10 bed. This is all wrong.
The better way is not to rub the eye
with cinder in it at all, but rub the
other eye as vigorously as you like
and the tear will bring the cinder with
it.
Milk which stands too long makes
bitter butter.
Rusty flat-irons should be rubbed
over with beeswax and lard.
A hot, strong lemonade taken at
bed time will break up hard cold.
Tough beef is made tender by lying
a few minutes in vinegar water.
A little soda will relieve sick head
ache caused by indigestion.
A cup of strong coffe will remove
the odor of onions from the breath.
To beat eggs quickly, add a pinch of
salt. Salt cools, and cold eggs froth
rapidly.
White spots upon vanished furni-
ture will disappear If you hold a hot
plate over them.
You can take out spots from wash
goods by rubbing them with the yolks
Of eggs before washing.
The hair may be kept from falling
out after an illness by frequent oppli.
cation to the scalp of sage tea.
An improved farm invites industry
and the love of agriculture, while
money invites expenditures and bad
habits.
Very fat fowls are poor breeders and
are more liable to lay soft-shelled
eggs.
Sunshine is a very cheap article,
and has no offensive odor like sulphur,
and can be easily applied; and what
matters it if the carpet does fade few
shades, if the room can be wholly
sweet and wholesome. There are
some parlors, especially in country
houses, haunted by an abiding musty
odor they never had a thorough
bathing in sunlight.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07
Monday; October 18th,
UNTIL
Monday, December 3lst,

without penalty.
Rates per cent. of taxation are as follows:
State . MilS.
Ordinary County TaX.--.."~3 3
Special County Tax."--""".. =
School ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
10lal lUt2
In addition to The above special TAX will
be collected for school purposes. as follows;
Town of Greenwood d..........".. mills.
Ninety Six......".""....".""...""2
Mt. Carmel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Town of Abbeville:
Retiring Railroad Bonds and
paying interest on same..-2 mills.
Special School, retiring bonds
and paying Interest on same Gl4 mills.
A poll tax of One Dollar per capita on all
male citizens between the age Of 81 and 30
years. except such as are exempt by law, will
be collected.
Taxes are payable only In gold and sive
coin, United States currency, National Bank
notes, and Coupons Of State Bonds which he
come payable during the year 1891.
In order to accommodate Taxpayers have
arranged the following schedule OF appoint
meuts, and taxpayers will please take due
notice thereof, as the office at the Court House
will necessarily be closed during that time.
wndesville-Tuesday October 80.
Mt. Carmel-From arrival OF down train
Wednesday, October 81, till arrival of same
train nextday.
McCormick-From arrival OF down train
Thursday Nov. lst, till II o'clock a. m. next
day.
Troy-Friday afternoon, Nov. 2.
Bradley--Saturday forenoon, Nov.3.
Verdery-Saturday afternoon. Nov.3.
Ninety SIx-From arrival of down train
Wednesday, Nov. 7, till arrival of up train
next day.
GIeenwood-From arrival ofup train Thurs
day, Nov. S, TIL p. m. next day.
>r0ronaca-Forenoon Saturday, Nov. 10.
Hodges-From arrival CT down train Tues.
day. Nov. Is, till arrival of up train next day
Donalds-From arrival OF up train Wednes-
day. Nov. IL, till y m. next day.
Due West-Afternoon Thursday, Nov. Is
and forenoon Friday Nov. 10.
Parties desiring Information by mail in re-
gard to their taxesf1 Ill please state the loca
tion of their property, and include postage
for reply, and those paying taxes by check
must include the charge for collection.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

Smallpox is prevalent among the
employees of the Interior Department
at Washington, D. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

In ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO
raise supplies for the fiscal year Commencing
November |, 1899, notice Is hereby given that
the Office of County Treasurer Of Abbeville
County will be- open for tie collection or taxes
tor said fiscal year from
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07

To the DEFENDANTS, Patrick Calhoun, In hls
own right, as trustee and executor, An
drew =. Calhoun, Margaret NJ. Calhoun,
John G. Calhoun and Linnie \. Calhoun ::
I or AND EACH OF YOU ARE HERE
by summoned and required TO be and np
pear in this Court on Thursday the 9th day
of December next, at ~ o'clock m. TO show
cause, IL any you can. why the relief prayed
for should not granted.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
lor,, Court this the 22nd day of Octo-
"EAh brr a. d., 1894.
j. FULLER LYON.
Judge Probate Court.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07
Application for Charter.
A. w. SMITH,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE,
~ the undersigned corporators, will apply
to the next General Assembly Of South Caro-
lima for a charter Of a railroad, running from
of the towns of Pelzer, Williamson and Bel
ton in Anderson county. S. C.: and from
thence to Abbeville C. H., s. c., by the most
desirable and practical route.
SIGNED-J. G. Klugh, w. c. MCGOWAN, W.
A. Templeton, j. a. Anderson, A. NJ. Erwin,
j. f. Wakefield. r. B. A. Robinson, 7. il.
Glinkscales, Jr;, J. T. Ashley, G.; w; Sullivan,
Harris, K A. Lewis, j. w. Wideman, NJ. b.
Clinkscales. r. c. BrOwnlee.
August 10, 1884. 3mo.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-07
FRESH MEAT
ORDINANCE
An Ordinance regulating the
the sale of fresh meats from
wagons.

BE TT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUN-
Gil AND BY THE AUTHORITY OF
THE SAME:
SECTION !. That hereafter any person ped
ding or offering for sale fresh meats, at retail
from house to house, within the incorporate
limits Of the town OF Abbevile shall pay an
annual license fee Of Five Dollars, provided,
this restriction shall not apply to sales made
by the quarter or in greater quantities.
In Town Council this 23rd day Of October in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and nlnety-four and In the and hundred
and in the one hundred and nineteenth year
of the Independence of the United States of
America.
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