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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

A1DR SAI.E,-Cheap safety bicycle al
most new Apply ut III Monroe
street. uta.3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

Potter Scannell, No. 2la Chestnut
street. is prepared to treat horses and
oatt.o for all disease to which they arc
liubla lis also cures sore9, sealds,
warts md other eXcfescencas at very
little cost, wien called promptly altar
first afflicted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12
brHLIC SALE OF HOHsES-I will sell
l. "a pubic, AZ my Stables. 40. 5l1 Mar
ket street. Chester. Pa,
ON TUESDAY. APRIL H. 1894.
Al On n,nlnL.ir L, IL

80 head of horses direet from Cnmber.
land ounty. consisting of driving. work
nui gene nj purpnse horses. H. csc
horses huyn Lucn collected expressly for
tbs market. Among them viii be IoulIt!
horses suitable foy roa /, saddle, q aeli or
cnrrI tae purposes Also soap wei broken
fam ly nurses. they can he aeon and
tricI three days before ssio. livery horse
10 be NJ represented. Every hnrs" offerpi
viii positive y be Old To the highest lid
der Two mOnth~ creiii or 81 pur cont
oir tor cash. " IL sell rain or shine.
JACOB I FULMl5R.
Telephone III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

The following described r1al estate. via;
A that certain lot or piece &C land
with IA three story brick dwelling house
thereon erected. situate in the city of
w lining on, and state OF Delaware,
bounded and described "a follows TO wit I:
jexlnning at a point at the southrrly
side Of Third street, ut tho distance OF 81
feet eustcrly from tho easterly side of
Madison street, corner for lands now or
lormerly OF Harry o. Ferguson, thence
by sal d lands southerly and parallel with
Mad son street, ii feet Inches to u stake !;
thence westerly and parallel with Third
street. lGfeot TO a stake; thence north"r-
ly parallel with Madison street II feet
and inches to tho aforesaid southerly
side OF Third street, and thence thoreby
ehsiorly ~ feet TO tho plscN OF beginn Ing,
be III" contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Jane y. Davis aud Charles II.
DAVIS her husband, nnd {. Z, 5 and to be
sold by PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff,
II. 1894 All
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DUBHlC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
l. VIII tie sold NJ public sale on
THURSDAY. APllI. 2Glt, 1894.

the magnificent Armstrong Farm, rn-
Gently belonaing to Alexander Arm.
strong ESD. on ltI1se road near MAN.
tns Crcek road. in Lower Chichester
township. Del. Co.. Pa.
This RIM cons 4ts of 80 acres more or
less. Of the finest lind Ia Delaware coun-
" Iii h and healthy location overlook
ing the Delaware river and commanding
eharmlng yiowS. Close to churches,
schools etc. Wtild maze splendid
stock or dairy farm. Two sets OF hnild-
lugs. dwellings aud barn. Each barn
splendidly hurlr, has room for 20 head of
stock. Two sire ms Of water run through
tho property. which is IN close proximity
10 the rapidly growing city Of Chester
and ndloin4tuc borough Of Marcus Hook
| WITHIN mics OF Wilmington, bel; =
mile from IinwOnd, aud NlnymOut sta.
tons r., W. ~ u. II. H.; l mile from
lio9thwyn aud Ogden stations. H. & o.
Il. IL.
The rontc Of the proposed Chester and
/ wilmington trolley ilne runs IN front OF
this property. Tic property viii first be
oforcd as II whole, and If MOI so SOLD il
VIII then bs offered In two separate tracts
nj about ruuul SIC. Couveyances Will
iu"ri trains "a; Linwuod. CIayuont aud
| lloothwyn stations on day OF sul4. For
! fun particulars apply To Il, II. Mo armey
!uothwyn lieI TO-, Pa, Conditions VIII
be fnade known on day et sale.
John ID. Howard, Auc. afG-l4t
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To morrow prunI5ga To DO partly
cloudy TO CLEARING witt rise OF tenn
peratule. Simillr conditions VIII pro
badly pteFail Oh saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

DGHLlt SALE OF
uHlo AND hENTEGKY HORSES
Delaware.
OE MONDAY. ApRtL ~ 1921


siN-r,2 p head Of ohio aud lGeptucky
<ac4h Horses, OF eytys stysc aud VuJHty,
a. l','' wei or1Nen. ,Ai well II Ia ted
flI euu-r DRIVING hauling or pyurr;i
NHfN it thu urr uufuncr r good
co "h hursmz as w ~ rs excellent drivers
Trey nave heeu cr.rd with great care,
aud " u u toisl w1huut reserve. For
4 : ription see han -bill Diuucr A. + IN,
nIo ,em"ut on nc .oaat OF wnaiiI r,
IT vet ".il seu under shelter. \ credit
" II he ven.
ELM OO3 WEES FER
l.. W ST Imam 4 On, Auctlonogrs,
thab4 lef' ClerA. apL.ts
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NJ. Grady, the sloa dealer Third and
King streets, has had faGcy awning
irame erected around his store By
William Il. Orpsn. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

pEGISTHEs OIiuI.R
N REGlsTEG's OFFICE.


q April II. tSli.
pon the application of Within \.
i!sJn HI William II. Horn. HertlLt r.
Of MOTIFS iisor ,lltc OF BRANDT W ne hd
III sail county ,rCUrascd. it ~ ordered anu
directed by the Register that tho EN-
ecu'yfa Aforesaid give hoticu OF grant.
ing OF Letters Iesigmsutaty npon
the scStRta Of tho deceased, VITA
uhto OF granting thereof, by causing
advertisements 10 10 posted Min;
lurty days FROM tire date OF suCh leftt.rs
In six ut LIE .noSl public places Of tia
county oT New Castle and State of D.In-
"nfr, requiring all persons having dc.
mahu> Against lnc estatp to present fhe
same, or abide BY nu lct OF Assembly,
IN sGvi case mule aud provided. aud a
70 cause tho tarno 10 he ngnrt,.l VIII
n the sumo por'ni IN tho Daily Repnh-
mean, nASpNrer publislAl in WI
min Itun, Del, Hnd To huroutInue,i rI,ars-
in three wee IS Z. q. IT. s''7''
-, tttTgn uuriur the hand aud seal
s.s, ( OF office Of the Register aforesaid
~ at Wilmington, IN New Castle
Comfy hinres,ii, tile day and year
j. WIi.kINS GooCH. Register.
NOTIUE.-Nutiru ~ hereby given that
Letters Documentary were in due furn
OF law granted unto the undersign.I
Ell, on the lith day OF April, a. ID.
1871, aud thupall persons nNV,ng claims
against the ssfate o. tic deceased must
pIesrnttiie same, duly attrstud, to the
suid Executors, an or before the nth
OF Assembly in such case male aud pro.
viueI. WILLIAM H. WILSON
WILLIAM II. HORN.
Address-Fdward g. BrudroJd la
Wilmington, -Dol al
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The concert al vcrtl=ed to take placs
in St. jOsopns hail. on Tuesday even.
ing. VIII take place this evening, In
said hail without regard to the Nen.
Their. All are invited
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uNult RENT-Twu rooms. Apply ut Ii
Y East 3!d street pl2.2t-
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About live minutes bafora q o'clock
this mOrIius. as Mrs. Annie BIUing.
ton, Of No. $50 Liberty street, was
lighting gasoline stove ut her home.
It exploded. tho burning oil lying
over her and setting lire TO nor
ciotAng. Tie burning oil also set
lire to the stairway, but WAS eXtln
Eaishei by tho ilro department, which
responded 10 an alarm from box No.
70, Mrs burlington was not burned
BY tho flames. but the house wac
datLaGed to tle extent Of slOD
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

\NASTEp -To borrow lhirly-ilye Hit.
w ts3ju0j dollurs, a. 5 per cent. on first
mortgage on good property. Address j.
W., this office. al2-il'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

w ASTEn-A young man with refer
w eucei must sAnOw how to write
cards ror store. Adlrcss NJ this ONCE. u
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:. eaton Smith viii attend the Ban,
Iuet of the professors oil the PbitHtiol
phia CotieEe OF Pharmacy Ia tnat city
tbs evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

David Vanzant, residing at No 4S0
East Ninth street, freight brakeman
on the p, w. q B. Railroad, was
slightly injured ut the West Yard this
morning while attempting to aliRht
from n moving train. VanZant struck
his head against water tank. cutting
the back OF his head some three inches.
DR.. j. A. Draper attended him aud
dressed the wounds He Is resting
easy this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

"uTs sighL GntiaI=' wOrti. Of 10
spi de Eoussrs, at 52l Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

sl5 black or blue English Inlbet
sui to order a: BEL Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

NNrANTED-A lady clerk. ut soI Mar
w kei street. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12

CHERTFFs sALE-By virtue or a writ
p Of Lovsri FaciaS TO me direct.
cd. will be exposed to public sale. Mt the
Court Housu on Market street, between
TcRth and eleventh streets IN tile city
OF wilmington, New Castle county Del,
ON SATURDAY.
THE qsTH DAY OF APRIL. 1894
at O'Clock. p. m,
Tho following described real estate, viz:
All that piece or psrcel of land
situate In the city of Whining ton, New
and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at stake in tho middle of
he New Castle and Frenchtowp turnpike
a corner for lands late Of Bsnnett Bole
ecessod; thence along the middle of the
said turnpike south 81 degrees and one.
half west lU4 Tl0 perches less l3il feet to
stone got opposite James shoft's hedge;
thence north 40 degrees wost - $40 perch
OF with said hedge to u stone in d line of
land now or late OF James Short; thence
with said land OF sltd Short north 20 do
grees east IS perches less l3A foot to a
stone a corner for said land of said Short;
thence with said land north i0a degrees
" est ~ $40 perches to another corner OF
said land of said short; thence south AK
degrees west % 7-iO peio iCs less 131 feet
TO stone another corner for said land;
thence by n new limo north 20 degrees
west a. h-l0 porches TO a stone; thence
north 25a degrees west 81 d-iO pcrches TO
n stone; thence by lanl of said short
north GeG degrees east IL 7-l0 perchos TO a
stone; thence north 10 degrees east IL $40
perches TO stone; thence north 50 de-
Y tees west ~ lilo purches TO a stono at
Chr stiana crock; thence down the same
by the usual coIrsos thereof 1859 pefches
to the intersection OF said creek with
Graveyard run; thence up tho sald run
the several courses thereof III 3-l0 perchos
TO stone; thence BY land late Of Bennett
Dole south 40 degrees west 81 $40 perches
to stone; thence with the said land ~
degrees east 100 perches to tho place OF
beginning, containing one hundred and
iorty-four acres of land. more or less.
with q house and barn and other out
thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF John r. Hayes and Henrietta
w. Hayes, mortgaEors. and tits, and to he
sold by PIERCE GUU LID. sheriff,
Sherifr's ofllce. W ilmington. Del, April
II. 1885, al2
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w ANTED-A young lady would like
w position as cOpyiN pr at lichI
housekeeping; good writer and quick ut
figures. Address u. H., this Office, l2-at'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-06-27
DUE WEST.
Her Lone Deserted Banquet Halls
Pretty Girls and Orange Blossoms
Visitors Coming and Going.

Her Lone Deserted Banquet Halls
Pretty Girls and Orange Blossoms
Visitors Coming and Going.
Due West, 8. c., June 25, 1892.
Commencement is over and the town enjoy
ing the quiet.
A few students of Erskine linger about the
classic grounds. Perhaps there Is some spe-
cial object of attraction in Due West that
makes them 10th to leave.
Miss Marie Sadler OF Cartersville, Ga, and
Miss Kate Kay, of Lowndesville, are spending
q few weeks In town.
Mr.. T. A. Chestnut. rising Senior OF Ers-
kline College, will remain In the county, as
sisting Prof. P. L. Grier with job OF survey
Miss Ellen Edwards is at home for her va
cation.
Miss Susie Hood, OF Barlow, Fla, is gladly
welcomed to our home. The land Of the "or.
ange blossom" seems to agree with her..
Miss Louise and Miss Rosa Brownlee are
in PelZer.
Master Edward Taylor, OF Lancaster, and
his little sister, are with their grandparents,
DR.. and Mrs. Edwards.
Miss Leila Latham, Of Chester, is the guest OF
Miss Emma Latham.
Mr.. Mckay, of Georgia, is on O visit of some
weeks 10 relatives here.
Rev. J. II. Pressly, of Statesvile, N. c., filled
the pulpit in the A. r. church Sabbath morn
ing.
ing awhile with Mrs. Anna Brice,
Miss Euphemia and Miss Mary McClintock,
of Newberry, will be In Due west q montn
with their relatives.
Miss Mamie and Miss Alice Todd have gone
TO Fairfield county to spend the summer.
r. s. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-06-27
RAILROAD RACKET.
Items OF Interest ID Railroad People
and Their Friends - Picked mp
ShODS.


Mr.. w. Y. Tolleth now fills the clerkship In
Master Mechanic Shaws office. recently made
vacant by the resignation Of Mr.. Hester.
Engineer Shannon Is taking few days of
for q holiday.
Chief Train Dispatcher James Hoke has re-
turned after pleasure trip OF fifteen days.
Road Master e. H. Warren has an extra
work train on his division this week.
Engineer Marshall was out with an extra
work train on the South end last week.
The locomotive engineer caD round curve
easier than he can square his accounts.
Conductor Calhoun Marshall of the r: & D.
road spent few days last week with his
parents In this city.
Engineer Webb Collett is now in possession
of engine 500 on the Vestlbule.
Fagman Earnhardt, who has been laid up
on account of Oh accident for the past month.
will soon be able to resume his duties on the
road
Marhinist John Dockerey Is on q pleasure
trip TO Monroe for Il few days.
30 0W freight and passenger cars on the raj
roads In the United States are now equipped
with the Westinghouse air brake also 10000
locomotives.
California has q rail road in Sonoma County
graded through a forest, the ties being laid on
stumps of trees.
Monday was pay day on the g., c. & N, and
the hearts of many OF the boys was maze
glad-at least for the time being.
Engineer John Garrison was taken quite
sick last Sunday and has been confined TO his
bed ever since.
Mr.. Thos. Gentrey, the well known Master
Mechanic Of the II. & ID. shops at Manchester,
Va, for the past ten years, has resigned 10
accept q position with the Richmond Loco
motive Works, Of Richmond, Va.
Engineer James Ambers, the round house
man, has gone to Richmond, Va, on visit to
his family.
continued for the present.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-06-27
State Of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
PROBATE COURT.
H. CLARK WILSON, PETITIONER.
clifton to Prove Will in Due Form of Law.
SUMMONS.

TO Jane l.. Gordon, Nj. Harvey Wilson, Mary
V. Miller, Susan A. Keller, Jane w.
Crimes. S. E. McCord, J. T. McCord, Mar.
tha A. Patton, Rebecca Faust, Georgia c.
Miller, j. Evans Gordon, Samuel r. Kirk
wood, and Robert n. Kirkwood.
I GU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HERE
by summoned and required to be and appear
in the Court OF Probate for said County TO be
holden at Abbevile c. H., S. c., on Thursday,
the 10Th day of August next to show cause II
any you can why the will OF Mary W. Cor
don should not be proven in due form Of law
as prayed for by petitioner.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the Court
this 18th day of June A. D. 1894.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court
To $. E. McCord, J. T. McCord. Martha A.
Patton, Rebecca Faust, Samuel R. Kirk wood
and Robert n Kirk wood, absent defendants:
TAKE NOTICE: That the petition in the
above stated case Is now on file in this Court
and you and each Of you are required, sum-
moned and required TO make answer thereto
on or before the 10Th day Of August next.
j. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
June l2, 1894, IT
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Drop up at Mrs. Taggart's, and see her nice
hats, and pretty rlbbons
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house. 5000, October 81, 1893, bounded by lands
OF Il. w. Syfan, G. V. Hammond, and Public
road, being the house and lot formerly owned
by j.. E klugh.
S. McGowan to f. w. Williams. acres
Sl,3JO, April 20, 1891, bounded by lands Of 8. G.
Cason. Jane Elbert, Annie Perrin. and Robt
Watt, by the street In rear Of s: MCGOWAN
and George White. by E. W. Williams, Fer
guson Academy lot, Bay Brown, and ]. C.
klugh and others.
f. W. Williams to j. Allen Smith, 4 acres
$3.50, May 3d. 1894, bounded by lands OF S. G
Cason, Jane Ebert, Anna Perrin and Robt
Watt, street In rear OF s. MCGOWAN, E. w
Williams, Ferguson Academy lot,Bay Brown
and others.
April 80, 1891, bounded by lands OF j: r
Glenn, Mrs. F.. F. Allen, Arthur Parker
Clara Brown and Others.
Emma G. Cothran to William H. Long, 2
lots, $50. known as lots nos. ii and II block
Sc on plat made by J. X. Laurence OF what Is
known ns "Carlino" r. K. additional town o.
A. j. Salinas & Sons to Benjamin H. Rut
ledge. lot, April 2s 1894, known as lot no.
town Of Abbeville.
A j. Salinas 4 Son to Benjamin H. Rut
ledge. lot, with two story brick store, April
q, 1894, known as lot no. White Block
bounded by w. j. Smith Il Son, j. A. Devlin
and others.
C.P. Hammond & Co. to w. II. Penny.
acre, S21, April II, 1894, bounded by lands
OF W. T. Penny and c. p. Hammond 4 Com
]. s. Cothran to P. Rosenberg & Co., ! lot
$780, June 8, 1894, bounded by lands the estate
OF De eLaHoWe. O'Neal, and The said =. Rosen-
berg Company, known as the Perrin & Goth
ran office.
DIAMOND HILL.
j. A. Dickson to J. n. Knox, II acres, s., 600
April q. 1894, bounded by lands OF John W.
Knox, Mrs. +. NJ. Crowther, Mrs ]. H. Stark
and others.
Anna ]. Stanley to John w. Bradberry, 90
acres, $50, April "a. 1894. bounded by lands OF
j. c. Tribble, Henry Hill and others.
Jane f. Wakefield to Frank II. Clinkscales,
1853 acres. 81, 800 June 8, 1884, bounded 6y John
Maggie E. Wakefield. Il. NJ. Haddon and
others.
LowNDEsvILLE.
]. r. Vandiver as assignee, to John H. Bell
lands of Mrs. A. M. Huckabee. Rocky River,
Main Street Lowndesville and others.
Il. Baker to Mrs. NJ. E. Baker, "a acres, Sl43,
June l, 1894, bounded by lands OF b. Franks,
William Kennedy, Rocky River and Charles
Creek.
CALHOUN.
Lucretla T. Paschal to Adaline Hester, lO3
acres, Si75. February q, 1898.
BORDEAUX.
James Cothran to G. H. Mccormick, Jr., l
lot, sl25, January 6, 1893, bounded by lands OF
Main Street, and others, known as lot no. IL,
block NJ town of Mccormick.
Alex Guillebeaux TO j. l.. Gilbert, 103 acres,
81, 200, December q, 1893, bounded by lands OF
G. b. Rerrytnan, q. 5. Cade, estate OF j. A.
Gilbert.
s. A. Mcintosh to Mary f. Mcintosh, 300
acres, So, 800. January 10, 1884, bounded by
lands OF J. C. Jennings, Moragne and
others.
J.C. Klugh TO T. j. Britt, an undivided in!
terestin lGO acres, $3.50, April 2, 1894, bounded
by lands of Main Street, and alley and block
l. In town ofMcCormick.
John II. Harmon TO James s. Cothran, w.
Britt, and ]. II. Gilbert, Trustees, lot, IS,
March "a, 1894, bounded by Augusta road.
John B. Harmon, II. NJ. Bouchillon and
others.
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School Notice.

r WILL BE IN MY OFFICE AT AbbeVille
i for the transaction of business every sale
nriavs in each mouth. w. T. MILFORD.
May |, 1894. School commissioner
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Gross 4 Martin have in q new lot OF gents

CROSS 4 Martin have in q new lot OF gents
Balbrigan undervests.
Attention is called to the advertisement OF
Cross Il Martin In this weeks issue. they
Will give you polite attentio anu goou
values.
Cross & Martin sold the Gold and Silver
sh irt, also the +. & w. Collars and Guns.
Did you know that Cross Martin sell the
celebrated Paden Bros. & Co. ladies' ana
Misses shoes. Every pair warranteed 10
give satisfaction.
Haddons parasols at 81, sl25. 80 and 81 are
among the special attractions
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-06-27
BOARD DIRECTORS.

Mrs. Taggart is upstairs over the Racket
Store. Her beautiful goods are sold at the
lowest living prices.
Haddon's line OF table linen, towels. crash,
doylles. napkins. &C., will interest you.
Haddon's special summer sale OF bargains
should attract those who wish 10 make lit
tie money 60 long ways.
Pretty Millinery.-If you want q nice hat
or your wife, your sister, or your daughter 60
Mrs Tsggart's for II.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-06-27
Bicycles.

The opening of another season marks n
great general advancement In wheeling Inter-
est everywhere.
The complete establishment OF the bicycle
as one of the popular means Of transportation
is now beyond question.
1t constitutes horse and carriage for rich
and poor alike. 1t is convenient. inexpensive
TO maintain. ready for service mt moments
notice. Why not have one? you can get
them on easy terms; something special 10 offer
preachers and teachers up TO the 18th of July
next, for further particulars apply TO.
p. b. Speed.
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A. II. II. Church Directory.

Pastor-Rev. +. Y. Pressly.
Service every Sabbath at 1l.;N a. IN. and T30
D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night:
Sabbath School 1870 u. m. Superintendent,
&. ID. Haddon.
All persons are cordially invited to attend
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-06-27
McBee For SenatOr-A Compromise
Candidate.
News and Courier.

In the political campaign now raging IN
this State we believe In q fair fight and no
favors but we would like TO suggest an ex-
ceiIent solution of the Senatorial problem.
Blu nch McBee behaved so handsomely at
the mgeting at Lancaster on Thursday AS 10
challenge the admlrrtion Of both the candi.
dates for Senator and their partsans. and
we would like to see him 90 to the Senate as
q compromise candidate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-06-27

Haddon's CSC linen towel beats the record.
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Trash, Trees, Rats and
Lumber.
Running Stream of WATER

Is deemed misdemeanor, and upon convic-
ton the offender is liable to fine OF not less
than FIVE Dollars nor more than Twenty
Five Dollars.
The County Commissioners are authorized
and requested by law to clean out the Streams
where owners refuse to do SO, and charge the
same to the land, the cost Of which Is prior
lien Oh the.property.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-12-22

The Connecticut Supreme Court has granted the right of appeal to the State in murder case where the trial re- suited in acquittal This implies put ting a man twice in jeopardy for the same ofiense, which is forbidden by the Constitution of the United States but the Court holds that an error of the lower tribunal in excluding certain evil dence which might have changed the result So yitiated it's proceedings that the trial stands uncompleted, and the constitutional provision, therefore, does not spply. It remains to be seen if this technical distinction will be accept ed by the Federal Supreme Court.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-12-22

Secretary Bruce has just compiled figures showing the cost of territorial legislatures and the total will approxi- mately apply to the Eighteenth per diem. Members of the house, S5, sss, members of the council S2, 916; salaries Of clerks, S3, 060; mileage of members, Sl, s15; printing, 8, 75O; fixing halls, $l, 800; stationery and sundries, $500 Total, Sl9, ,225 for 8 session of sixty days. One session however far ex- ceeded these figures During Cover nor Tritle's administration the cost was $50, 900. Republican.