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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-02
TIPS FOR The QUEEN.
They Are Called Fcrquisites. But She Gets
Them just the same.

Them ,jU-i the Same.
Queen Victoria gets more tips than
any other functionary in Great Britain.
md. what il more. she insists ON get
ing them. Of course they are not
.;lIlcd tips. They are called perquis-
tcS but it iS all the same. An cX-at-
tachc, writing in the New York Trib-
inc, says that among the most curious
II them i her right to every whale or
,iurccOn captured ON the coast Of the
united kingdom and brought to land.
Both Of these pcrqui~ites date back to
the days Of the Norman kings and il
gppcars that in the ease of the whale
the monsters were divided between the
sovereign and his consort, the queen
taking the head in order that her ward
robe might be rcplenished with the
whale bone needed for the stiffening of
her royal garments
Another of the queens backshcesh
iS certain number of magnificent
Cashmere ShawlS, which are dispatched
To her every year from the kingdom of
Cashmere. They vary in value, as Il
rule. from three hundred to twelve
hundred dollars apiece and the queen
il accustomed to present one of them
rs a wedding present to every young
girl Of the aristOcracy or in whose flu
turc she is in any way Interested.
Every tailor holding patent of ''Pur-
yeyor to her Majesty" if he conforms
to ancient tradition and usage. should
present her with a silver needle each
year.
Another class of royal purveyOrs is
called upon to present annually To her
u table cloth. while from other sources
she i entitled to an annual contribu-
ton of Such varied tips white doves,
white hares, ,currycom5s, fire tongs, scar
let hosiery, nightcaps. knives. lances and
.rossbows. Moreover, at the corona
ion the lord OF the manor of Adding
IN must present to the sovereign Il
dish Of pottace" composed of almond
silll, Drawn of capons, sugar, spices,
.hicllens parpoiled and chopped" At
Ehe same ceremony the lord OF the
manor of Hayden is Obliged toy virture
# his tenure from the crown to pre-
sent the monarch with a towel. the
lord of the manor of Workshop giving
the sovereign a ''right-handcd glove. 3"
These are only a few of the various
bacllsheesh to which Queen Victoria is
entitled by tradition and usage.
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Unnamed His Onnnnent.

Dramatic effects are hazardous agen-
cies to use, as it is not impossible to
spoil them 10y an anti-climax- a
member of the English parliament
found when. at the close of a fiery ad-
duration to the government to declare
war, he cried out: ''Unsheath the
sword and, drawing a dagger. threw
it on the floor. "Ah,' coolly said an
opponent; there is the knife. but
where is the forlx?' a shout of laugh
ter was the result
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Coming and Going. (mad)
when are going to pay this bill?"
Debtor-''Never. What's the use? As
long as you are coming after it, why
should l be going to pay it?'-Detroit
Free Press
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
Articles of Incorporation.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
That we the undersigned have agreed to
and do hereby associate ourselves togeth-
er for the purpose hereinafter expressed,
and do hereby, under and pursuant to
the provisions of Title Two (2) of Chap
ter Thirty-Four (34) Of the General Stat
utes of 1878, of the State of Minnesota,
and the acts amendatory thereof; incorp-
crate ourselves and our successors, and
to that end do hereby adopt and sign the
following articles of corporation:
ARTICLE 1.-The name of this corpora
ton shall be THE SIGEL CREAMERY
COMPANY OF THE Town OF SIGEL". The
general nature of the business of this cor
poration shall be the buying of milk for
the purpose Of manufacturing butter and
cheese and the selling of the same and
the buying, leasing and building of a
creameryin the town of Sigel in the coun-
ty of Brown and the State of Minnesota
and the operating of the same. The
place of business of the corporation shall
be in the town of Sigel in said County
of Brown and State of Minnesota.
ARTICLE IL The time of the COM
mencement Of this corporation shall be
the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1894; and
the period of duration shall be rs years
from said 18th day of March.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
8ert1ttf@teS-

Wfajor 9. Strait uon Sbas
topee, elm alter Mniieoler uuo aQsemein
betannte Peri ionli@teit BON Minnei iota,
ber aud ais Polititer cine beruorrasenoe
Stole ipielte, 1T letten Sonntag gang
pl0tli@ auf einem 3use Der Mericar
Central Giienbabn maize 81 paio in
Eeras 9eltorben. ST bate @aibimston
einen Belu@ absetattet uno ii@ BON
bort in @eieQi@aft BON Greunben na@
Merico beseben, BON no aus er ii@ auf
benz Bese na@ Galifornien befano.
l1nter,uess bielt Ct aud 1T Msuas Cali
entes an, no er in ben bortisen beiben
Queuen Elm 8ao nabm, mel@es auem
Mni9ein nod cine Grtdltuns int @e>
folse batte un6 bic unmittelbare l1ria@e
5u leinem Tooe mar. Major Strait
tam i@on in 1854, int Mlter BON 10
Sabren na@ Minneiota unb lieB ii@ in
@batopee nieoer. Sn 1862 trat ct ais
Treiwilliser in oas 8. M,nneiota @esi>
ment unb ,uaro als Captain BON Cont
panp rs" er1uablt uno auancirte ipater
gum Wtojor ieines &esiments. gea3
leinem &udtritt aus bet Qlrmee 9riinoe>
te er in @emeinidaft nit Mnberen bic
@rite National 8ant lit Sbatopee unb
murbe lpaterbiu au4 Ebeilbaber BON
Banten lit peri@iebenen anberen platen
bes @taates. Su 1872 rpuroe er als
@onsreBreprdieutant bes 5weiten Min>
neiota Diltr,tts 9emablt unb uertrat
benielben mabreno brei Germine. Sn
1878 rpurbe er pon 6enry PObler se>
i@losen, in 1880 sins er ieoo@ mieoer
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
9er &5we 1T los!

Der obise Nusruf ueruria9te leete,
Donneritas in &obl & Mibbletons
Dime>Muieum an @lartitraBe gu gbi:
caso cine lei@t ertldrli@e Pauit, bt'
aber sludli@er'ueiie nod gut ablief'
Ser baielbit fir S@auiteQunsen he:
nutte Some y @aQace" Bate ii@ an ies
nem Sage BON ieinen eiiernen Banber
befreit uno bic an 800 &Spfe 3dblenbe
3ui@auermense in Nnsit unb S@redeu
ueriett. Die wilbe 8eitie befano iid
in einen runeen &afis, wel@er ~abrent
Der 9oriteuuns auf bic BIbne sebradt
murbe. Ser 20penbdnoiser Bruno
8ocacio bate eben ii@ einise Minuteu
nit benz sefdbrli&eu @ieb berumseitritz
ten unb wartete auf einen 9aniti9en Mus
senblid, Bis er i@neu wieoer aus benz
&dfis i@lapfen tonnte. @allace war
3ur 3eit aber gang beionoers tampfluitis
aufselest uuo i@ien teine 9uit gu baben,
ii@ 10 i@neu pieoer uon ieinem Germ
gu trennen, oenn er beoba@tete aufmert>
fam ieoe Bemesuns oe6elben.
Bocacio wurbe 3ulett unrubi9 unb
neru0s, uno obne eiuen aiinitiseu uno
ii@eren Moment ab5umarten, Offnete ct
i9neQ bic duBere Ebur uuo 5os ii@ 5u>
rid. Ct bate jebod bic &e@nuns o1ne
ben 20.pen sema9t. Mit einem md@s
tisen Gate mar Wallace ouf ieinen. Ser
fen uno in ber nd9fen Setun6e idon
mitten uuter ben 3ui@auern. Cine
Scene ber uilbeiten Mufre9un9 erfolste.
MQes itob entiett auseinanoer unb wer
ni@t i3neQ senus mar, muroe erbars
mun9slos uon ben Stdrteren nieoerse>
rti1en.
gbe ber entiprunsene X0we nod bic
Nussansstbare errei&t bate, mar ibm
@ocacio bereits no@seiprunsen. NRit
elmer slibenoen @iienitanse selans es
ibm, bas b0sartise Gbier mieber gum
&ld;use gu bewesen uno nit 9ilfe bes
@drters McDonalb bra@te man @als
lace 5uleet wieoer 3uriid in iein @efanss
niB. 0on ben 800 3ui@auern mar
lan9e ni@ts mebr 3u ieben; uer ii@
ni9t bur@ bic Gbiiren batte fa@ten
tSnnen, mar 3ur Bubne emporsetlettert
uno bate bier bas Treie bur4 einise
6eniter ge,uonnen, ,uel@e na@ ber M0ep
fibrten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
leine ga BE In.

,Na9 ber Mrbeit lit gut rub'n!"
ia9te ber Tabritant, un6 iette iid, na@>
Dem ii@ feline 9rbeiter senus fir i'm ses
i@unoen, GUT Rube.
vDie Mrbeit bo@!" trdlerte ber &a>
pitaliit, ba i@nitt er bic Coupons bon
leinen Yapieren. .4. .
v@lei@es &e@t fit Mqe!" iaste Der
@roBinouitrieue, nno na@bem ct feline
Mrbeiter INN ibren Nobn betrosen bate,
sins er aud ieinen @ldubisern bur@.
vGs iit ni@t Mues@olo, mas sldn3t!"
Iaate ber @ebner in elmer Nrbeiterper>
lammluns, ba tau@ten binterm 3aun
Die pidelbauben ber polijei auf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
Wer lansiam fObrt, tiimmt ot to
Stabt- t-tomielen marb't en beten lat.

Gin alter Sunsseieue .uuroe neulid
sefrast, warum Ct ni9t 9eiratbe uno
entsesnete, er babe es ieben Gag seiebeu,
baB es sebt rpie I'M &oman, erit triesen
iie ii9 unb berna@ triesen iie iid iatt.
Gin Mnberer meinte aber, bic Sa9e ba>
BE bod 3uweilen ibr @utes, menn elmer
Banterott made babe er bod Semano
benz er uorber iein gern.Osen iiberi@reis
ben tonne.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01

user nod S@amsefiibl beiitt, bet ilt
nod ni@t gang uerloren; mer aber,
,penn ibm Elm Tebler ooer cine untuseno
na@sewielen ,uiro, bic @ase nit II do
not care' ooer nod elmer i@limmeren
Re6ensart beantwortet, ber 1T don
benz Pbuble uerfaQen, aus benz es tein
Gntrinnen mebr 9ibt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
GrtttteS 1ttto &ettcreS.

0eritdnbis 1T, mer ii6 nidt betriibt
iber oas, mas ct nidt bat, ionbern iid
freut iiber bas, mas er bat.
Gs inb ni9t INNER Trauen, melde
lei6t lire Mnlibt dnbern. Gs 9iebt
Mdnner, bic lire Trauen als Brant
viiiBer Gnsel" seuannt, unb i@on turS
na@ ben Tlittermo@en valte bere" titu>
lireu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01

Gin berebtes 3ei@en pon ber 9totbs
Ia9e BET letten Monate 1T oas S@win>
ben ber Depoiiten in ben Sparbanten.
SIM Staate Nem Dort boben ii@ bieiel>
ben nm ni@t 1ueniser ais $4,000, 600
perminbert. y~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01

@enn Du einem Tebler aus benz @ez
sc seben millit, iei porii@tis, bab Du
nidt in einen 9r0Beren ueridQf. Rur
gu lei3t fdut oer Meni@ BON einem Grs
trem ins Mnbere.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01

@as mir ,uiilen, lit, int gerslei@e su
benz, mas mir ni@t wiilen, Elm &Sru=
9en Sanb ant Weeresltranoe. Man
iei haber ME su eitel auf iein Biiien,
benn bieies wirb ebeniowen,s uermibt,
mie bas &0rn@en Sanb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01

Stede Define Naie ni@t in anberer
2eute Insele9enbeiten, wel@e Did ni9ts
amsebem. Dies fat nod Niemanb unz
seltraft setban uno folst semObnli@ bic
Reue einem lol@en geriu@e auf ben
SUP nod.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
No.io,734. 1.

No.fo,734. .....
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF DEEDS,
" Brown County, Minnesota. ...,
hereby certify that the within Instrument
was filed in this Office for record on the 18th day
OF January, A. D. 1894. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ana
was duly recorded in Book Of Interpretations on
pages 270-274. rr,,,
Register OF Deeds.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01

gei elmer 8eriammluns oes 9fatbes
elmer Stabt iaste elmer bet Stabtudter
r9err Mapor uno meine 9erren, la1et
uns uniere &Opfe 3uiammiteden, I'M
ein 9oljpFaiter fit bic StraBen su
mahen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
ais Sieser beruor unb bebauptete bic
StelIe zines Mbseoroneten bes iuSwii@en
n:H.:lAs sH.. ...a:Aa..A

als Sle9er DeGpol uHo oegaup'e'e o'e
SteQe zines 9bseoroneten bes iuSwii@en
orsaniiirten 8. Oiitritts fir tpeitere
bret Gernaine, biente alio inn @anjen l2
Sabre ais GonsreBmitslieb. Sn 1890
,parb er pon ber @ermania 8ant in ct.
Saul gum PrdIoeuteu erwdblt, mel@e
SteQuns er bis gum l. Sauuar 1894
iunc bate. Gr leste bieielbe nit Der
Nbii9t nieber, INN li9 fernerbin Der &ube
gu s0nnen, unb unternabm oebbalb bic
gersniisunsstour, auf suel@er er. mie
9emeloet, pom Tobe ereilt uurbe.
MIbermanm Timotbp 9tearoon
uon ct. Saul bat letten 6reitas bel
@ouuerneur 9fellon Elm Document bin
terlest, in uel@em Ct ben @ountp=Mu>
oitor Sames $. Burns bes Mmtsuerse>
bens besi@tist uub feline Ibieeuns uers
lanst. &earbon fiibrt cine Nniabl uon
Tdllen an, in benen Burns Namen aus
ben Steuerliiten entiernte, unb bebaup<
tet, baB bies sesen 8esabluns itattses
funben iei.
Graitus @ an, Der betanate
&apitalilt unb giienbabnmasnat bon
Seem Dort, wuroe leeten Mittmo& auf
s,uei Nntlasen oer 6dli@uns bin uerbafz
tet uno III Grmonselumg ber seforberten
Barsi9aft uon $685. in oas Combs
@efansuiB seianbt. 8ie es beiBt, ban>
belt es ii@ um bic Tdli@uns BON @beds
i'm 8etrase uon 1929, 900. Ser 9ns
tldser lit 9e. @. Gun, ber Yrdiioent
ber Mercantile Msencp Nfloeiation.
aus Depils 2ate wiro bic folsenbe
ersStli9e Bunbertur semeloet: Gin
baielbit ,uobnenber Mann ma9te tiir5z
lid Na@ts an tur@tbarem &eiBen in ben
@liebern auf. Seine Trau ma@te ii@
beBbalb baran, i'm nit v2iniment"
tii4tis einsureiben unb mad oieier @in>
reibuns 'paren bic S&mersen 1pie mcgee
blaien, 10 baB er bis gum beQen Mfors
gen i@nar9te. 8ei Easesanbrn@ err
j@rat bic Grau aber ni@t menis als iie
bic pon ibr einseriebenen &0rpertbeile
ibres Mannes gang i@tuar5 anselaufen
porfanb, bemertte aber alsbalo, bab iie
in ber Duntelbeit anitatt eminent bic
Gintenilai@e ersriffen bate.
Dur@ bieien Mibsriff mare alio ben
9unberten pom Mitteln sesen @liebers
.reiben unb @beumatismns Elm neues,
sana biQiees biu3usefist semorben.
Soiepb &eppler, elm besabter
&iiritler uno 3ei@ner, Der piele Sabre
lang all benz @itblatt Sud" arbeitete
unb bieies 8latt bur@ feline selun9enen
po!tttl@en Suu1tratlonen llno &arrtta>
turen sroBe 8erbreituns ueri@affte 1T
anfanss letter @o@e 9eitorben.
Bei iber AM Dienfas in letter
8o@e in Pennipluanien absebaltenen
@abl zines @onsreBabseoroneten fiir
ben Staat wur6e ber &epublifaner @a>
lui9a u. @rop nit ber enorn.en plu>
ralitdt pon ,1nsefdbr 1876, 900 Stimmen
ermdblt. II. @.
@i9ter Brentano 0 bon @btcas
90 lebnte letten Samitas ben Mrtras
auf einen neuen proaeB fit eugene
prenbersait, ben MDroer bes Mapors
6arriion, ab uno Yrenoersait ioq oess
balb am %. Mdr5 fem 0erbre@en am
@alsen biiBeu. Seine Nnwalte baben
einen 9lufi@ub auf breibis Gage erlanst,
um an bas Oberseri@t appelliren gu
tOnnen, aber man 9laubt ni@t, baB bic
NppeQation @ebSr finoen uiro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01

Gin ri@tiser Sdser. Trau:
rBas, Du brinsit mir 3wei !6aieu,
trotbem Du Oein @ewebr uer9enen
bait ~" - Weiner Seel', Du batt
re@t! Mir lit ober aud ben san;en
Gag etwas absesansen !"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
STATE OF MINNESOTA, ss
~ Comfy of Brown. Do

On this sixteenth day OF January, 1894, per-
sonally appeared before me, q notary public for
the county OF Brown in said State Andrew Hon-
mann. Peter Seifert, Anton Hiesheim. H. A. Hill
esheim Jos. Wiltscheck, Jack Irving, William
Boettger, jr., George Guggisberg, John Kral and
Anton Baumnnn, to me we'll known to be the same
persons described in and who executed the forego-
ing articles OF Incorporation, and they personally
acknowledged that they executed the same for
the use and purpose therein expressed.
~H WILLIAM PFlENDER,
[Seal] Notary Public, Brown Co., Mnn
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
@ute 6 @i9eni@eft.

rs;y@ ueritebe es itets, oas 9eaeli&e
nit benz Mnsenebmen gu uerbinoen -"
-vSo? 3 @esentbeil uon n,einer Sat:
tin! Die ueritebt es ndn,li@ famos,
bas l1nnite NIT benz unansenebmen gu
perbinben!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01

Yatient : Osutt, osutt, Dotter, bat
is 10 al be t.ueete unre@te &ulen, ben
sc mi uttredt :! = Tbdnarst: 50?
ga tom. nu mi1t nj aber multi ben
re@ten triesen, benn bree barrn Se jo
man Blot!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
GTATE OF MINNESOTA. !

STATE OF MINNESOTA. '...
~ Department OF State. !
hereby certify that the within instrument
was filed for record in this office ON the goth day
OF Jany A. D., 1894, at II O'Clock A. NJ, and was
duly recorded in Book J. OF interpretations on
page $50.
Secretary of State.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
3ctttentartcitett.

Bon jebt on perbe i'd mteber ale Irlen pom .9emert
arbeite einer(ei ob In Rontrat be Gag, ibrneba
men. Dte been Sorten Cement limb iteS brd mid Sn
bejteben. g9cr trsenb euas TIT oieier gnte NIL ep
tbu gut, menn Ct BET mir uoripri1t fir quite srbet
Ssbann &dtten,
Gde State> u. Norbits,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
ANDREW ]. ECkSTE|N,
gisentbimer Der r..
&io11ier Apot9ete

yle,p l1ln1, Wtinn.
Mebi3inen, Gbemitalien, Eotlettenar>
titeln, Yarfiimerien, 6arben, Del, Ttr>
nif1en, @las, Bl9er, S@reibmatertas
lien pnb Muiitinltrumente ltets in GROCER
2lus1pabl an Eager.
&ecepte na@ meoi3inii9en &e9eln nit
grSBter 8oritdbt anseferttgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-01
ALBERT S1EINHAuSER,
N0uDtat II. N tar,

otKee I'M obneteate 8lod,
Nem lllm, W1'tn.
lluterludun9 pon Beiibtiteln uno 9rlnoz
neutrality-suspicious. eine Speclal1taf.
Gouectioueu ,perben prompt belor9t.
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JONES JOTTINGS.
The Low Price OF COttOn-A Need.
ed Law.

Jones, $. g., Dec. |, 1894
Mr., J. II. Blackwell who went last week To
Conner, Ga, to see his son, has returned, and
reports his son much better. IT was thought
at first that the wound might prove TO be Sc.
MIR. Blackwell that Pat would soon be we'll
The negro. who inflicted the wound for no
cause at all. has been captured and safely
lodged In jail. 1t Is said he barely escaped
Prof j. c. Cork and family, Of Ninety-six,
ran up to see his brother here this week.
The school here observed last Thursday,
had been arranged and the patrons and pub.
lie generally had been invited TO attend. Al
1880 O'Clock the exercises began. They were
introduced by scriptural reading by the teach.
er and prayer led by Rev. w. fl. Moore. AT
ter some Introductory remarks by the princi-
pal. the following program was rendered by
the school:
2. Original speech by Mr.. T. A. Cooper-Ad.
'snises g. Rsecits,ion IS @ BY Mr.. II. A. Mooreour Ma.
i. Song-America. (NatlonaI hymn.
s. Original speech by Mr.. b. Il. Morrison
Our Spiritual Blessing.
6. Recitation by Miss Mamie Jones'
:. Song by the little children-Littlc Chill
dren's Praise.
Some of the patrons and friends present
were then called on, and the following re-
sponded with interesting talks: Rev. w. II.
Moore spoke O! the educational advantages of
our country. DIR. w. T. Jones, among other
things spoke for our school system; Mr.. c.
w. Brissey reminded us OF many things for
which to give thanks. Mr.. Culbertson refer
red to the Christian examples Of our aged and
pious men and women.
The inspiring old song Home, Sweet
Home" was then beautifully rendered by the
school and the exercises closed with prayer.
A number Of the patrons and friends of the
school we're present. among them several old
persons from 70 to S3 years of age. All the ex.
erclses were well and creditably rendered and
all present seemed to enjoy the occasion.
The cotton crop is about all gathered and
most OF 1t sold. The low price Is making il
pretty hard on farmers, and we think the
merchants and professional men should be as
lenient as possible and share the loss as far as
they are able to do. Al the same time no ef
fort should be lacking in all to meet their just
obligations. Never allow misfortunes and
disappontments to destroy energy and perse-
verence, or prevent US from performing our
duty to God and man.
One of the most needed laws, we think, in
this State now Is one to prevent the sale OF
property under mortgage or lien for less than
It's real market value. }. II. U. Jr.
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The Registration Law.

Some persons in this State are saying hard
things of the registration law. The Press and
Banner at the time OF its passage opposed
the enactment of the law, but we fail to see
wisdom OF inferentialy making reflections
on those who are responibe for the law.
While we believe the law should so amended
that the registration books should be all the
evidence that would be needed To entitle the
citizen 10 cast his ballot, we DO not doubt the
honesty OF theIntention of the trainers OF the
law. They acted patriotically and did their
duty as they saw 1t. Nobody made any spe-
cial objection to 1t, until now some members
of the deposed faction seem anxious to pick
q flaw somewhere.
Our own opinion is. that malcontents will
get into office quicker by allgnlng themselves
with the people whose offices and donors they
seek. The people will give out their offices
on their own terms. The minority must re-
spect the will Of the majority, as the majority
are not likely to allow any coterie to ride over
them roughshod.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-12-05
SCHOOL TRUSTEES FOR AB-
BEVILLE COUNTY.

School District No. l-Ctpt. James Rogers,
Jr., j. =. Lipscomb, B. Z. Pinson, Ninety
Six. ,, .,,,,,a r..
| liughey, Green"on' %. D' ''"'"e' WV
"%Ssi SCHOOL District No a-.Dr. $. r. Lea, Cokes-
bury: j. y. McCord, Hodges; u. Is. kiiey,
school District No. &c. Y: Martin, J. Z.
Martin, DonaI,ls $. J. Brrls, Honea Path. =,
Schoul district No. Cd. p; Hannah,
lodges: ii. ". Bowie, Abbeville; N. &.
HcnnoI District No. 7-R. d. Purdy. Veldery;
| p ID. KIush, J. T.. Davis, Greenwood.
| Srnm,l District No S--E. W. Watson, Brad
lev: Thos. j. Hearst, verdery; DR.. p. II.
AS"nIs S"nnol ni<tmct district No. 81. F.. wldeman, ]. $.
'',ri Sc,ooi district No. ia. T. Brown, Hum
ter: 4. X. Watson, q. II. Wardlaw, Able
school District No. III. G: Edwards. Jas.
school district No. l2--A. NJ. Erwin, l.. l..
Hardness. Il. a. Haidon' Antrevi!ie; Le.s :
School District No. H-S. +. tpps, -. D.
Bnles, d. r. Simpson. l.owndesville.
school District No l4-Geo. w. SPeer. Mon
,erey: j. W. Boyd, MI. Carmel: d. W.
Thomas, Waits, >. {.
school District No. l'.p. II. McCaslan'
Wideman; I'm. McNelll, MI Caii i'ei' d. w.
school District No. lG-Jas. Cothran,. Jr.,
| Mccormick; W. II. Britt, SandoVer; ). Il.
school District No. l7--E. $. Hale, T.. w.
| Iipsronh, J. =. Phillips, NiIety-SiX: ~
| SchucI District No. lS-C. y. &. waller, !.
| r. Riley. j. :. Kerr, Greenwood: >,
| Scno, II District No. l9-W. y. Templeton, r.
| r. Gary, ] f. Miller. Abbeville.
Scnooi District M. Nl-ReV. A l.. iaIlerson,
W. l.. Miller, John W. Morrah, MI Carmel.
! school District No. 2l-John I. Cheathan,
r. W. Knox Nicholas Schranl.
The different Boards OF Trustees are re.
uurStrd To hold a meeting at an early date lot
! In. uuruuse of organizing, by electing
chairman and ceIk (where they are not a.,
ready organlzeh) and to meet with tne b"aru
| of Examiners in the School commissioners
ni,h.e ON Monday, the :rd day OF lecemoer
next (SnIeday) nj II o'clock m. TO get Irus'
lees Records and arrange plans lor conuncr- r
'''s '"' '"''> VT. MILFORD,
.,.ho,I commissioner and chairman OF
p,,,rr ~, k'xnminers. Nov.l9, 1891.