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, 1894-09-25
Cine BEETLE SADIE,
Der 6ei6uoreue Gobner befhuloiet, nit
eincm %2ln9efla9ten perhanoeIt
3u haben.

ltntcr Sen 6Guen, Bic g~eitern benz Gi6ter
8urfe sur Gnti6eioung porlaget, ipar Der
Don Gonilance '6utcbinion versus Soiep6
6rD. 0cgen Gritere, Die BON 6rD 5000
ais riiditGnbigcn 2obn Dcrlangt, tpar nm
giInittg in etnem 6rieben5geri3te enti6tez
ben tpor6eu uno ite bate appettrt. Trp
betreibt in BENT 6auie geo. 5569 @eit WfaS
biiOniiroBe elm SutpeliergcI0dfl un0 tpo6nt
go. 1876 9Selt 0fabtionltraBe. Oils Die
gfa9mitta9S 9erDanOlung er0ffnet mar,
trot 8. 6. Gamer, Gin 3euge fitr Die &tde
GERM por, uno lagte, CT babe Dem EicDter
cine iuicbtige 0ttttbeilung 5u macben.
Gamer er5dblte oarGuf, oaB CT I'M l lt5r
init Sri. Out6inion III etn Hcitaurant an
Oer @larftraBe ge8an8en lei unb BORT al
ctnem Slide etnen W}anlt, Der in Dem bor7
lte8enOen Sale ais @ei9porener f~ungire,
i'll @cielihaft bon 6rD uno anoeren
0erren geleben babe. ST tenne Ben 9tameu
oeS @eibwOrenen nicbt, bocD babe CT be-
obahtet, baB oeriel6e niOerbolt cifrig nit
SrD geiproben babe. 9erielbe miiiie oud
mobl fetn guteS @eipilicn ge6obt baben,
beam ais ct Ganner) nit Sri, Sut6inIon
beretngefommen lei, babe Sener icbneu cine
Spetlefarte aurgenommen urto 8etban, ais
luenn ct Oieielbe etfrig ftubire.
9ll5 Gamer 9eenbet, fra9te Gibter
8urte i'm, ob ct i6m ben @eic6tporenen,
ben ct int 9teitaura1t gele6en 6aben woQe,
3eigen f6nne. Ganncr bciabte un6 mies
0uf ben 9eicbporenen Soiep6 2oc6uer bon
go. "a 2arrabeeitraBc. Sri. 6utd6inlor
tpurOe Damn beretngcrufen, unD na6oem
ouc5 tie 2obner iOentificirt bate, ertlGrte
8i9ter 8urfe, baB Bic meitere 8erbonOlun9
unter Oieien llmitdnOen auI cine g8oc6e perz
iboben unO bie SurD e%nttoicn iei. @egen
2obner ober ipurbe etne 2~(ntlage tpc9en
Nti6tabtun8 beS @ert6tS erboben uno er
auf9eforoert, cine @rflGrung ab5u9ebeu.
, 1894-09-25
Die neue e[eftrifd1e Solicitation.

Sn Ben 8etperb nm BEN Gontratt fir
ben 8au elmer eIeftriibeu 0icbtitotion auf
Sen @rlnoItufen 299-301 @. 6aLlte0z
itraBe un6 ~ 8lue S8lon6 Q(pe., iir
peldDen Die 9ln9ebote beute Gormtttag i'm
Oberbaucommiiioria e"r0ffnet purocn, mar
sic 6irma 8uiie & Ole0lon nit cinem @ez
bot pon $15, 600 bic uicori9ite 8ieterilt.
Sir BEN Gontraft fiir Die 0er1teQuno
6eS itdblernen 9acbeS 6eS Oe6Gube5 mar
cine ~beion6ere Goucurreu5 au~S9cibrieben
aus pcl9er Die &entpOoo Bridge so. aus
@ron6 G~rOiiing nit etnem 2lngebot BON
$3599 ais bic ntebri8ite 8ieterin Gerpor=
ging.
, 1894-09-25
Oefentiide DerbeHerunoen.

SIM S6erbducommtnartat pltrben bette
Gormittag @ngebote fir Sic 2egung BON
6aupttpaiierr0bren in Den nadbbenannten
StraBen 9e0ffnet:
gSeltern QlDe. BON Belmont QLDe. bis
RoSCoeitr., @raccitr. bon 2incoln Qlue. bis
F06eOftr., Sefferion QtOe. bon Sranfliu
bis Otonroeitr., Gpergreen Q(pe., bon
&e03te 9tpe. bis 375 SUB nor6weitlicb,
8eo3te Nue., BON Wiilpautee 2[pe. bis 9tz
oerieD 2loe., &eb5ie Qlpe,, BON 1913 SUB
n0rblicb bon 9iperie0 bis @ar6en 9loe.,
Warbitr., bon Nebiter Npc. bis G(Dbourn
9lDe,, 9alatineitr., bon ct. Souls 9(Ue.
285 SUB 0Ilicb; Slice glace, bon
%. bis Moore StraBe, Nnrtin
StraBe, bon GodpeQ Str. bis $50 SUB
,peitlidb; 6omol Qlpe. bon "a. bis %.
Str; Clifton 8ort pon 26. bis %. Ctr. ;
W. 16. Str. bon AZ. bis SO. 43. Str. ;
6ornan QlDe. bon 26. bis %. Stu; 40.
Str. Don SatleD Qlpe. Bis sur eriten 2(ue0
GitIicb bon Weitern Q[pe. Grite QtueD 0itlid
BON Weltern QlOe. bon 48. Court bis 40.
Str.; 8tibop Str. bon. SO. bis 90. Str.
@oo6ipeeb Ctr. bon 60. bis 81. Ctr.
2incoln Str. bon So. bis 81. Str., Binz
hefter Qlpe., 8obeD Ctr, SeeleD Qtpe.,
Cooper Str, Saflep 2tpe., 9apiS Ctr. uno
Neitern Qtpe. bon SO. bis g.. Str; 1O4.
Str. bon GDurb Ctr. Bis Giucenne5 Npe. ;
Wtt(tpalfee Qloe. BON 9fOrpooo Npe. bis
Carpenter &ooO NiblanO 2tpe. bon SO.
bis SO. Str. Carpenter 9too0 bon Milz
palfee QtDe. bis Carpenter, Court; Q(bamS
Str. BON G8. 43. bis SO. 46. Str.
, 1894-09-25
Observation-Disclosures.

Die folsenOen Observation-Disclosures tpnrz
ben I'M 8Guomt au89eiteQt:
SoleDb Gtein, 6rciit. 8QfIteinz@o6n
bauS, Sos. 5618-2O Wicbioan 9(penl1e,
oeranicbtagt auf $4,000; %. Qino, brciIt,
8aditetnsQ 8Obn6aus, 1875 gopnienbitr,
$4,000; Is. S6emme(S, breilt. 8oflteinz
8obnbau5, 1928 g8aQaceltr., $1,000: s.,
5ettmann, emit. 8adtein zQ(nbau, 865
YSalbtenatp @ue., $500; 2pita6t & Q(nz
Oerlon, 5pet DierIt. g8obnbduier nit 26bcn.
296-98 9fz0iuiiionitr., $40, 900; SameS
Srown, 5ipeiit. 8obnbar5, 1926 66ilos
2toe., $4,000; S. q. 2unoa6l, bretft0diges
8obnbauS, 1920 @oIframitr., $4,000; Is.
W. Smith, bier 5tpetit. 6olszBobnbduier,
l32-38 rs. Str,, $4,000; 2oris 8errp,
5petlt. 8obnbals, 1894 0taribiieIO 9tpe.,
$500; &orien & QttOen, BRETT. 8o6nz
bauS, 1925 @. Supertoritr., $1,000; Sobn
W. BaIentine, 8obnbau5, 6646 Orerel
8ouleDarO, $4,000; %. GbaIeptnsti, 5ipeiz
ltodt8eS Mobnbau8 unb 9aoen, 1857
U}oSpratitr., $4,000; q. 2ip5tp, pierit.
2SobnDauS, BIO Soutb 8art 2%lOenue,
$4,000; Otto @tttfe, 5netit. MobnbauS,
1850 %. Str, $1,000; 6. Senien, BRETT.
WobnbauS, $50 Nu8uitaitr., $280G.
, 1894-09-25
WoIIen Feline 2lboaben entrt6teu

Sett ejni8en Monaten erbc6t 6ie Sta6t
befanntltcb DOn ben Snbobern Der Ser
tarfSitGnoe al ben Seitenipegen auf @runo
Ser beulcIben ert6eilten GrlaubniBic6eine
cine 2Ibga6e bon 50 bis Su 800 monatli6.
Wfe6rerc Snbabcr IOlcbcr observation-disclosures
lpetgern It6 ieOpdb, Die i6nen pon Der Sta0t
auIerle9te Steucr SIT be5aDleu. lin bic
Ielben sur Station SIT bringen bat oas
itGotti9e Suiti3oepartement gegen ite Gtas
gen onRan9ig 9cutac5t. s3undcbit lit 6as
SsrfoQren 9egen Den 8eiiBer Der @ertaufSz
itGn0e all ben @fen bon Start un6 Maoiz
ion, 2aiaIe unO WfabiiOn, Monroe unb
Stoteltr., unb g. g8ateritr. urO Ste Q(pe.
ein9elcttet iporben. Sam Sage, Der @igenz
tbltmer 6cS 8erfaufSftan6e8 an Der State
un6 Otabtionitr, iOu etneOfictbe BON $175
mpnatlicb 5abIcn, tuei9ert ficb abcr entibicz
Den, aub an bie Stabt etne 9(bgabe Al entz
rtcbtet. ST mill es auf Die gericbtlic6e
@ntiaeiDun9 antommen la1ien.
, 1894-09-25
Dem Grimunaloertdt iiberptefen.

2out8 S6uGb, tuetcber i'm benz !6aus Der
Trau SO. lllri6 mobnte unO Dor eini9en
8agen Bic gu ietnem a3tmmer iiibrenoe
Sbiir einic6tu9 uno ietne Nirt5in be6robte,
tpurDe beute Morgen BON Gicbter &eriterl
inter $500 Dem @~riminal8ericbt ii6erz
pieicn.
0cS 2otterie : GifetDerfaufS ii6erfit6rt
pur0e s. s.. @onuorS uno Deute WfoYgel1
murbe ct Don Gibter &eriten inter $500
benz G~riminalgericbt i6erpteien. Ql5
&ld8er trat 90. S. OtiQer, 90. 2O9 8e1s
Str. tppNnhQft, aMf.
, 1894-09-25
poIiSit Stiles mtloe permeoen,
Ndd0.

@eitern 9tabmittag fon6 al benz 8aibz
tngton 8ouIeDarO eilt Wettrennen 3lptiden
bent berittenen Barfpolt5iiten stiles uno
Trau q. 8aloDtn aus 1914 gSeit OtOnroez
itr0Be itatt. &ebtcre febrte ge9elt bret llbr
IN ibrem 8u88D aus Der Sta6t Surit6 uno
trieb tbren 9tenner, ais ite all Der 6allteb
StroBe un0 Waibin9ton 8ON(cOaro an8ez
lan8t mar, 81 etnem icbarfen Srabe all.
YoGi3iit Stiles burfte ais pfltcbt8ctreuer
8eautter baS idb1elle 6abren nl6t ~3ulaiien
unb rift tbr 0arum int @alopp n05, nm
tie al Die 8ouleoar09eieBe SIT erinnern,
&dum Derna6m ibr @ouG, Der in ieinen
Sugen6jabren ein DorsiiSltcDer STEINER 9ez
tpeien mar, ba8 Getlapper Ser 0ufe BON
GtilcS' Happen, ais ct i~etner 6errin our9z
cling uno in boiler Gnrricre nun ben Naibz
tngton 8ouleparb entlaug ran1te.
StileS brItdte ietnem 9tappclt bic Spoe
rem in Die Setten, bis ct 6lttete, ltno nun
CAB eS Elm tpilbeS Sagen, an baB itb NQe,
bic eS laber, bis an ibr 2ebenSenoe ere
innern perOelt. Gn6licb crmiioete Trall
8aLbmin'S 8fer0 an ser MOOitraBc unb
10 fonnte StileS berantomnte1 lnb Die
Gcrbaftltn9 DOrnebmen. Tralt 8alotDir
erlangte ourb Steuun9 bon 8iirgi6aft ibre
Treibett bis morgen firth, ba ite Dor Etcbz
ter 9oDle perb0rt merOen ipa, tpteoer.
, 1894-09-25
SEQ D.. Roeoer 9e9en 8iir9ihoft auf
fretem Su6.

Seq 9. Goeber, ser G6efclerf Ser Nobos
tatenftrma Brand & 6oifmann, tpcIdDer am
s. September ben 9topofaten Glauoe 8,
9SaIler nieOeri9OB unO na1 6em am II.
september erfOlgten SOB g8auer'5 bon Sen
@roB9eitbporeuen inter bic Q~luflage Dec
MforoeS geitelt pur6e, ipurOe geftern gc0er
ne8itr8icbaftpon$10, 900 aus oemGountD:
~9efGn8niB enttaiien. 96mobL bic Q(nfIog(
bic 8en1erfung entbielt, 6oB 9toeber obue
3utoliung bon 8iirgicbaft i'm @efdngnif
gebalten DerDen ioQe, getang e5 benz Gin:
malt @offmann, Die S~reilaiiung auf 8iirg:
ibait bin 3u ertpirten.
, 1894-09-25
Sir cine poIiseiitotton fir 5rauen
uno Ri11oer.

Sine Q(u3abl @jetittidhe pericbie6ener 0ez
nOminatjonen BAT cine 8etbeglng i~taugu=
rtrt, tpclbe ba5U fitbren ion, Die GtaOt 3t
DeranlaIien, cine Gentrat>8 oli3etzS Station
1pecieQ fir Derbaftete Srauer unb Rinoer
81 i9affeu. 9ieie IS oGi5eiitatiou lou 3ur
2lufnabme alter 6raten uuo &inbcr oienen,
bie in ben 8e5trfen ser GentrolzS Station,
Der 9eSplajneS ltraBens Station, 6erStation
al ber Sit G6tca8o Qtue. uno Der al Der
MarmeuitraBe 6iencn. Sn bieiem 8e5irf
murben, tpie geitern in elmer &eriommlung
ser 8efiiruorter beS 8laue5 in ben MGuz
men Ser y. so. Is. q. au8gefiibrt mrr6e,
tpGbrenb oes SabreS 1893 1928 6%rauenSz
perionen, 6arunter 1877 iunge OfGocbcn,
iowie 20,88 8tnbcr Derbaftet. Nuc Oicle
Gerbafteten ipurOen in Der g oli5etitationen
nit mdnnli6en Ycrioncn alter @ra6e Ser
8erfommenbeit Suiommen8ebrocbt. Die
8eriammlung, in ipcIcber HeO. Or. Sanle5
u. Sobnion, Der 8aitor Der 0}etp @nglauo
Gongre8atiouole&ircb Den &oritb fiibrte,
ernannte cir Gontite, 6o5 iic6 nit cincm
Gomite Der yGipic 6eocration" 3ur 8ez
lpre9ltn8 ber 2ln8elegenDeit in GerbinOung
Ieben loQ.
, 1894-09-25
Io6esfdue

tpur6en beute @ormtttag i'm @eiunO9etts'
amt on9emeloet:
6rieOeride 360er, "a s., ct. Gltiubet9ss
t6pSpttal.
GoOD @rOmann, 10 Monate, 215 Siam
leDitr.
Glia Serbia 9nber, Il 9tOnots, 581
8eusitr.
81. SeDn, 50 Sabre, Is. 6. 6Ospttal.
6eipricb g8OtfwiB, Is S., 1851 llniOn
Q(be.
6elenc G6rtitine Spalfuebel, 10 S. 9
3D., % Garlitr.
8ena 0stpalO, 1 s., $50 %. 2liblanO
Qlpenue.
, 1894-09-25
: 6rou 6. GbaninoOt, sic Iran36itt. er

-6tau 8. HRalnlnoOt, Die 6ran5Oltn, en-
freut iiD als Gomponiitin lcicbter MuItt
un0 2ieoer elmer ipoblDerOienten 0eliebt=
belt. S9re b~iibicbeite uno neueite Gompoz
I;tiOn lit ein Gbaratteritiit, Der r9lrlequin "a,
ipelbeS Sic 8rOteSfen bieie5 SHELTERS in
Der 8antOmin1e munoerbar wtcoer9iebt.
8ir erbieIten iereS &lauierltiid bon Qpon
& 6ealD, tpte ot6 oaS bilbi6e 2teO bon
9. 9. SuttOn, IN Old kentucky,
Hands all together, Boys, Elm Otaridz
lieo fir 8aritun bon q. $. 8ebreno, uno
Elm mclObiibes 9i55icato BON 2ouiS Same,
NIT benz aitmooii9en GiteI "A merry
Andrews.
, 1894-09-25

Inn Ste1un9iu6enben bel Der 9egenz
pdrtigen Gotblage baS Grlangen bon 8ez
i6aftigung 31 erlei6terH, nimmt 6as
9benObIatt Der SutnotS StaatS3ettung
SteIen9eln6e nnent9eltlib anf.
, 1894-09-25
OFFICIAL PUBITrATT6w

Annual Statement Of the METROPOLITAN LIFE
~ ~.0h COMPANY Of
HeW YORK, in the State of New York, ON the 31ss
gay OF December 1898: made to the Insurance.
to law: PutsuShS
Capital
Amsunt OF Capital paid up in cssh 1000 COO co
Assets.
, 1894-09-25

2ln3ei9en in Ser ~QbenbauSgabe Ser Sui
notS Staats5eitung baben ben beiten Grfolg.
, 1894-09-25

Nbonnirt auF ba5 N~benobIatt Ser SuinoiS
Stats 3eitutg gret5 l Sent.
, 1894-09-25

Sine 0epei9e aus 8ataOio, auf SABA,
melbet, baB Otataram, Die SauptitaOt Der
Snicl 2ontbot, burh 6aS @el6uBfeuer
Oc5 bOadnOii6en Geibtpaber8 fat gGn3li4
Dor6en lit. W}on erpartet, baB
Die Gin8e6orenen ie6r bal0 Die g8affen
tperoen, 6a ibnen Die 2c6ensmittel
aus9eg arqen limb.
, 1894-09-25
Sc N Nnrf- q Sent

G6arles s. WtGion nurOe beute pom
&icbter NiuiamS sur eIcftrtlben 6inribz
tltng it StaatS9efan9niB at Qluburn in
Der nit BENT 6. gtooember %beginnen6en
Wo6c DerurtbeiIt. 8iliou mar an Der
GrmOrbung OeS @eDeimpoIi8iiten Sau1eS
6arDep betbeilt9t.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-16
LIGHTNING AT TROY.
Rattle SDak es- Birtls-M Muies-Drinks
-Rifea-Heevy Rains.

Troy, S. c. May Is, 1894.
We hade been blessed with good seasons
and the farmers are cheerful.
Or. H. L. Cubertson Of Georgia was In town
last week.
The Troy Rifles are earnestly requested to
meet at the Academy hall next THURSDAY
night at O'Clock sharp.
Mrs. Strawhorn OF Greenwood Is In town.
II you want the inner man cooled on go 10
#. E. Leard and get drink oi his nice SODA
water.
ON yesterday lightning struck tree on Mr..
L. W. Lawtin's place, the shock was 30 great
that II knocked one OF his hands down, ne
has not been abIe TO walk yet.
Mr.. Y. P. Reagan has charge OF Messrs
Bradley & Browns saw mill this week.
Mr.. J. G. Scott has the next finest COW In
town. She gives fifteen quarts Of milk per
day. She is hard 10 beat.
One of our aged farmers while walking over
his farm last week came in contact with a
buzzard's nest. When he heard the young ones
crying he broke for home and when ne goi
there he conld only say rattle er er er snake.
Mrs. ]. 8. Jay and Mrs. .. ). Prentlss are al
M. j. N. Spence lost good horse last FRI
day.
Mr. w. F. Langley had his only horse killed
by lightning on yesterday, while stnnding In
the stable.
Capt, w. E Cothran OF Miilway reports one
OF the most destructives rains In his neigh.
bOrhood fell there yesterday. great damage
was done 10 crops, &c.
Lightning also struck tree In the rear Of
the section houses, setting Capt. Manly bed
clothes on fire Nick.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-16
WEST END.
and Incidents Of a Week
Around the CITY.

happenings and Incidents Of Week
Around the CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Quarles took advantage
OF the excursion last week and spent Two days
Mr. and Mrs. Ramey Hughes spent several
days last week visiting their father. Mr.. Cicero
Hughes.
Mr.. Hertford Parks was in the city day
last week.
Mrs: W. G. Davis, after q weeks visit to
friends In our city returned " her home in
Miss Francis and Miss sallie Calhoun, of
Monterey, visited friends In town last week.
Mr.. James QuarleR, of Columbia, visited
his brother, Mr.. T. P. Quarles, several days
last week.
The Board of Trustees Of the Graded School
met last week to have an election for teachers.
All Of the teachers were reelected.
Holiday was given in the Graded School
last Friday 80 that the teachers might 60 TO
Rock Hill to the laying Of the corner. stone Of
the Industrial College.
Our friend DR.. e. A. NJ ilford has been heard
charmed with the Lone Star State, and espe-
cially with the city OF Dallas. Doctor, re.
member there is mo place like home," even
IL 1t be poor old South Carolina.
MIR. Hayne Wannamaker went to Anderson
yesterday.
beautiful just now with poppies, which seem
TO bloom better this year than usual, may be
To make up for the absence OF the roses, which
for the most part seem 10 be Killed, at least as
far as spring blooming goes.
Next Sunday afternoon the Methodist Sun
day School will elect delegates 10 the Sunday
School Convention that will meet In Mt. Car
mel the 25th and 26th of this month.
Miss Willie Bays was quite sick several
days last week, but Is much better now.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-16
May 9, 1894, tt

Children, until they are twelve or
thirteen years old, should have at least
ten hours sleep, eleven is better; until
eighteen or nineteen, nine hours SIS
none too much. In this country our
children inherit nervous tempera-
ments. No hygienic measure soothes,
quiets and strengthens the nerves like
plenty of sleep. Children should
never be wakened in the morning.
Yet the demands OF household con-
venience and the claims of school
make it necessary that they should be
out of bed at certain hour, usually
not later than seven. To make this
possible, and give them their fair share
of sleep so that they will be ready to
awaken of their own accord, they
must be in bed between eight and ten
according to their ages. If bedtime Is
made pleasant to them, as mother-love
can make 1t, with story, little talk
over the events Of the day, with low
ing words and ministrations, the
hardship of hanishment to bed will be
robbed of most Of it's bitterness.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-16

Smith q Sons cary big stock Of nails and
other builders materials and tools.
The prettiest line OF shades and wall paper
TO be found In Abbeville Is at Kerr's.
Curtain rods In all eolors, lengths and prices
can be found at kerrs.
have Just added several new drinks to my
large The are sn,p Peach s. soda
Vichy Lemonade. P. B. Speed.
II In the morning you find your nerves very
much unsettled try glass Of Ammonia Vichy
For sale by P. b. Speed.
Wells, bu ck les and Jets for hats at Mrs. Tag
gart's.
See Mrs. Taggart's hats and prices before
yon buy.
For all kinds Of soaps 60 to Speeds.
Catch the May fly hy using Smiths Stick y
Fly Paper for sale by p. B. Speed.
Do you know why the fies wake you In the
morning? You are the stickiest thing In the
room. Sabittiti 'Stlcky Fly Paper" for sale
by P. B, Speed.
Go TO Smith Son for Bull Dog Breeches,
over-alls, negligee shirts and low.quarter
shoes.
Grain cradles now in and ready for sale by
Smith & Sons.
When needing anything in the furniture
line from q picture fran 10 the finest suit oi
furniture, J. D Kerr can make 1t TO your In.
terest TO purchase from him.
Remember all goods bought Of me are care
fully packed and delivered to your nearest
depot free Of charge. j. d. Kerr.
A new lot OF sideboards just In at Kerr's.
The cheapest lot OF lounges in Abbeville are
TO be found al kerr's.
We are looking for another lot of Morpheus
springs In to day at the same low price of q.
J. d. Kerr.
Baby ribOn In black morie at Mrs. Tag.
gart's.
Go TO Mrs. Taggarts and have your dress
ept TO flt Tor so cents.
and will give you bargain. Call and see
her.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-16

Shakespeare's lack of education has
often been referred to. 1t is said that
he knew q little Latin and less
Greek that he did not know the clas.
sic writers. And some one replies
that, what was of great moment the
classic writer's did not know Shakes
peare.
In our best moments we store up
the moral and spiritual strength
which we shall need IN our seasons of
temptation and depression.
If God ever did anything good for
our grandparents, we ought to be sure
of his readiness to do good things for
US; for God Is always the same.
If you say to child, I will give you
something, keep your promise; other
wise you teach it to lie. The right
eous promise little and do much.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-16
GsSItURry.

Died at the family residence In Bordeaux,
on the morning Of the 7th inst, Mrs. Louisa
NJ. Cade, the wife OF MIR. g. 8. Cade oi that
section. The deceased had been An invalid
for q long time, and 1t was only by unremit.
ting care and unwearied attention. day and
night, that her life WAS prolonged yet the
end came v hen least expected, and the day
preceding her death she exhibited unusual
brightness and strength. She was daughter
OF Col. Mcintosh, gallant martyr to the
Confederate cause, and was born al the faml-
ly home In Elberlon, Ga, In the year 1852
AS girl she was distinguished by unusual
beauty and grace Of person. and availability
of temper, and was married when quite
young. She connected herself years ago with
tie Episcopal Church. and was regular At
tendant. when In health. ON its services. She
leaves surviving her, husband, q son, and
Two daughters.
An unusually large congregation Of sympa-
thizing friends and relatives attended the
funeral services at 81. stephens Church,
Wilmington, on Tuesday afternoon, The 9th
inst. The services were conducted by the
Rev. o. T. Porcher. the Rector OF the church,
aud the body WAS Inferred In the cemetery
attached the first interment In the cemetery
Of the new Wellington churcn. ASLEEP In
Jesus" and II would not live Away" were
sung with much feeling by the congregation.
L.
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SHERIFF NANCE sent TO Charleston fol-
John Price, colored. and brought him back
Yesterday. He and Jake Myers are now IN
jail Tor breaking In some stores In Mccormick
and viii be tried at the next term Of Court
first Monday In June.
ABBEyILLE's contingent at Rock Hill t.
witness the laying OF the corner stone Of the
Industrial School building: Hon. +. b. cary
Senator Hemphiil, Mrs g. A. Neuffer, Miss
Many HemphfIl, Miss Gertrude Hemphill.
MUCH of the oat crop that was thought To
be killed by the freeze, has sprung up again,
and will make grain for the sickle.
Mr.. 8. E. MILLER pays fitting tribute u
his deceased friend, the Rev. r. w. Seymour
Cotton seed bulls for sale by w. j. Bryson
nj r. and d. Depot "t-
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Wednesday. May 16, 1894.
Notice.

The Democratic Executive Committee oi
AbbeviIle County Is requested to meet al
Ahbeville Court House on Saleday IN June
next.
Full attendance Ia desired, as business o'
importance Ia to he transacted.
One of the matters to be considered by the
Commiiter is the fixing Of dates and places OF
holding the campaign meetings for the
Cnnnty r. H. Magill, Secretary.
Eugene B. Gary County Chairman.
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Robert williams Sey ymOur.

Friend and brother in Christ your work Is
done on earth, and thou art already entered
upon thy reward, 1.-The rest that remained u
the people OF God" Looking 10 this you
lines:
.Servant of God. well done
Rest from thy loved employ;
The battle fought, the Victory won
Enter thy Masters JOY"
Brother Seymour was born Slst Of July, 1910,
In the city or Charleston, 3. G. He was con-
verted when quite youth and q member OF
the First Baptist church Of that city. His ia
ther, Col Seymour, Wes an eminent jurist at
the Charleston Bar and had marked out q
course OF law for his son Robert. 1t was,
however, ordered otherwise by higher court.
For al u very early age he felt II TO be his
duty to preach and 10 this end entered Fur
man University at the age Of fifteen:
late civil war commenced. Licensed 10
preach, however, he was ever ready TO speak
for the Master. In 1858 he was ordained To
the gospel ministry and called 10 his first pas.
torate by Bethany church. He taught school
also in connection with his work here.
Brother Seymour was 81 years In the active
ministry, preaching bis first sermon as an or.
dained minister at Bethany, and his last al
to last he was pastor Of bethany. Mountain
s Branch, Of Edgeaeld county,; y Bet BethaSara, ne
Cross Hill. Beaver Dam, Langford and Water:
Prosperity, OF Newberry county; Buffalo
Friendship and Coronaca, Of Abbevllle coun.
ly; Walhalla. Bethel, Concross and South
Union of Oconee county. Pickens Court
House was also one OF his appointments
Faithful witnesses, brother, from all these
churches will greet you on the other shore
Well do we remember, too. your exemplary
life as student Of Furman University, where
the life Of Christian student must make its
impress on SO many.
The deceased leaves a wife and six children
-four sons and two daughters. Claude, the
youngest, is about u years of age. May the
life Of his father and his happy death fall as q
mantle upon his son. To die suddenly and
without pain was his earnest desire, and
when the call came on the 10th Of April, be
said his prayer was answered.
The funeral sermon was preached by Rev
E. j. Forester at Mount Moriah church
where the remains were inferred.
s. E. Miller.
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.sS. &. IL Georgia Railroad

The purchasers of the South Carolina rail-
way have changed the name Of the road &c
that of "Che Sonth Car,lina and Genreis
Railroad" Mr.. Parson Of New York has oeen
eiecied president, and Receiver Chamberlain
10 no longer connected with the road. Mr..
G. NJ. Ward, who has 30 long filled the posi-.
lion OF general manager Of the road has been
retained In that position.
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1t is not one tremendous effort that
will make us good but constant sue
cession Of struggles with little sins.
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KaRR IAa1.

Mr.. Preston Findley lost bunch of small
KEYS while at Ahbeville some Two or three
weeks ago. II yon have found them, please
leave them at the Presa and Banner ofice. or
rptify him at SandoVer. N'