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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-06-29
tragiques

Gle faim, ct, reellement, vous savez,
Floggle, que le diable emporte tante
Anne !!
oh ellie est 81 bonne! dit Flo
renee, en- lui montrant les cadeaux.
Mais comment NJ. Wimple sait-il que
vons partez pour les Indies
-Je TAI rencontre hier au bureau,
on il etait vcnu pour voir Fisher
C'etait convenu l'autre soir.
-Cest bien extraordlnaire, cette
amitie subtle avec tante Anne.
-Oui, tres eXtraordinaire, Sc con-
tenta-t-il de repondre en- rant, ct la
vieille dame fut oubllee.
La veille du depart arriva.
lie lendemain, un jeudi, Walter
devait prendre l'express du matin
pour southampton. Ses preparatifs
et:.ient termines. II n'avalt plus
rien a faire
-Si nous allions passer cette
deruiere journee a Richmond. chere
Floggie Nous la terminerions par
un excellent petit diner n'importe OH.
--Oui, repondit-eIle, ravie, quoi-
qu'elle cut le cGur bien gros; mais
dinons lei, dams notre sale 4 manger,
pour votre dernier soir. Je cOmman-
derai un diner extra.
81 extra que ga?
-Oui, oui, affreux gourmand
Ties bi,n. cherie alors, allez lie
commander, ct tenez-vous prete a
partlr lie plus tot possible. Nous
passerons gaiement la journee. Soy
ons heareux auiourd hui, chere Flog-
gle, continua-t-il, dun ton serleux-
comique, car il y a toujours une
chance pour qu'on ne vote pas lie
lendemain.
lis partirent lui, CONNIE un boy,
en- dept de ses trente ans ellie,
CONNIE une petite pensionnaire, en-
dept de ses deux enfants ct de ses
huit anEees de marriage.
-Prenons un cab, ct faisons-nous
conduire 4 Waterloo, dit Walter !;
| nous monterons dams lie premier
train partant pour nlmporte quelle
direction. lie cheval de &c cab me
semble bon prenons-le.
CONNIE lis arrlvaient a rembarca.
dere, une voirure a quatre roues lie
au,ttait, lie cocher maugreant contre
la somme que vcnaient dc lui payer
oenx indivldus qui le rcgardalen1
s'tloigner.
ITEMS, Wimple ! s'ecria Walter
qui est done avec lui?
Florence leva vivement les yeux.
NJ. Wimple portait un vetemen
girls, use jusqu'a la corde, lie cou ct Il
bouche entoures dun grand cache
nez, car &C matin doctobre etai
Glacial II tenait a Ia main un vieua
porte-manteau brun. Aupres de lu
Sc tenait une jeune femme Gle vin9t
cina ans environ, grande, jolie, mai
d'aspect vulgaire. Ellie sulvait de
veux lie cab qui s'elolgnait, avec VI
froncement de sourcils qm d;salt qu
c'etait ellie qui ravalt paye chiche
ment. Tous les deux, lhomme ct i
femme, avaient rair pauvre, commul
ct s:ngulierement peu prevenant. !
etait impossible de ne pas pense
quils etalent ensemble.
Tout a coup, Alfred Wimpl
rencontra lie regard de Walter, ct II
, fit gravement un sisne de la tete san
la molndre confusion, mals il q
; evidemment tout bas quelque chose
roreille de sa compagne, car tot
o deux Sc haterent vers Tune d
+ portes de lembarcadere.
acct horrible Wimple sera dol
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15

ious; Gon,srns iastSe ioa moIist bans 9oUtO iom DC Visn'
Blade cu GftraarSfOrm.
Seq piIOe cnne, at 9aIba rsifs, at jig Uar uIens Hso
6cn6e. faa trcr lea bet par Ietters at uis mig fiarIi8 tnoO
min lille bufru; men at baOs pine, Der tsI9r en-, bUert
Stri6t man giOr, fom fOrRour at Iae eng Gant', bet trpt'
Ter, os bog tor ieg life IaOs Bsnbe reie; ga'n 'iIs' fornn''
til at teOs fig Itfor msgst.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15
So @ange ON llorn
SecorabsYoiten
Setr airsoas % Srsoas
Seo S(rnen,
9Ssr 1irSOoo,
SI oen 9ante Sris.
for War9auaen,

9irsoa9Ssgtumeret pil f~Orelgbia bi 4 eSsr,
ulminoeli8e St6rreIie, leOia9et af GcS ". ~.A'
5reOass'Rameret pl bliUe s siber Of narpprsrS'n
reIie. 'h
NOre Nbonnenter utl oerUeo faa en- betnbpG, ON
mere 9Gieitof o9 f~riitere gtp6eber. 8nabe 9irI.S,..9A
5reOu8s'Numeret pil ~inoebOloe NpbeOer fra qnS.
lanOet, gpt ira @aibin8ton % &On9resien, ira 5, fo g%"
lj9e 2s9islaturer, OFF. "T"
abOnnenterre Otl berefter faa to fuloitanSos o,
buer ll9e. '"|"
6reon8Ss9Slnleret Ol fOruoen gpbeSer DIN m>, |
9oOe 6orteain9er Der life uil sipe 8Urtanirosrn. ~; m
Irtett nO8et efter, 8Orreiponoaucer, greve r., n' S'
IanOet, "3or 6nrnen, Sniet % 6apen, " airf,G,, Ss'
Der oiu. wy"
8r00e 9IoOe ul irtOeDOlOe icnefc Marfrnss.
retuinger. y"
81 OtI ienoe SlaOst til 9'or9e (ans tire llSaapn ~,
6rtOa9, iOr 3 Dollars 9ursunsen. gOrtoen alien, tJ ~"
olene en- 9Oaar % fire Gents, oa su6Itriptionn ma, sn
for ienoes oirette til os, Oa Ui paa in0en g}aobc Lr hr
aOnnts ion for AOr9esobonnenter.
Npertt5 %cmenterne ul bereiter bliue fur0et M, \,
8labc, % Der Uil OeriOr blipe forbolosui5 fo5 2n,,s..
menter buert 8lao.
6Or De al Ibonnerterne, Der Dor lan0t fla NOans,
vii bet tnnlte bltue r~oniteligt at bente 8looet 70 Gm,., 49,
~ NNLt0 NM
ll9er, men ielU on bet bentes en- Sang ON ll,cu nf o..
5eOerre bliOe Ii9eiaa frtte De to glooe Tom nm s4 .,
Oct flyer fig ieIp, at subitriptionen Gersfltr ma,
bctnlcS SorfuO, oa hi eIers life poa rOlrn go,S
fan OeObliUc at ieuoe no Slaoet to @am9e ON llaer q,
GreOe Nbonnenter annOoe8 Oerior paa oct i~trno,a, n,
at ienoe i'm SubitriptiOa 5Orituo, enter for eft bf gr
Sl25, eQer ct balUt Nnr, So Gent3, cQer ct trart gr a
Gents. Zen, iOm nm itour @ielO tit 8looet anaas
ON at itripe til %.
6oriD8 at icnOe O5 en- ny 5ubitrlbent, raar O. ,g,
QereS e8en Subitription, o. De ital baue itor J,f ir
SrDoertet. 6Or en idaoan SieneIte Uil vi Icno, 7,rm
EXTRA Er3mtebO8, Ell al Dem Der 9anr meo WlaSa fr
1925.
Tccorab:V ~ item % Seo Armcm CT o,iei
oct 9aIlic Sono, o. man fan uaulteli9 ienoe en- mtr, nj.
tonlnIcli @aoe Tor ben life Sum al 2 Collars It, 2,7,tr
Sellner o%erblen1ne. 9erUm bar ri manaiol0i,, %Irt,
bgro Srtue bjemmeiru. 6oriGg en- Naraon9 o. f. cn9
life oil iaa 5at III 9pn. y
5 0dnb on, at bore 8etrHbelier for at itaT, yn
gono8mruo ct QOht, bluiot 8ao pnaItipnnc3, aUbtaa
SeeordbsToicn % Seo Irnen pua bet bofs
SecorabsY often bar for oenue Noraon1 70 ra
O~Grolluloe ErrnIeb08er, Den enc iOr gtDtte, Den uu,uhl
n AnR a", 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

4 fro broke out yesterday morning
about I o'clock in the old Ellen Shnuley
property. opposite Schmulbacla opera
hall, Mt Bcllaire, and the house was on.
tisoly destroyed, whilo tho frame addi.
ton to tho Dongla. property adoiuinv
was partially burned. Tho origin Of the
fro is mystery. The hou,n was I'M.
occupied. 1t Was recently bought At nd.
illustrators sale by &. Lchtig, who
lives adjoining, and the s,oreroom Ind
bcon fitted up with now shelving, and
was TO have boon occupied nj once
Tho fro started In tho roar ups,uirs
ROOM IN u corner mex. to tho Dourlas
property and tho flames got such start
that tito house Is n complete wreck,
What is left standing will have to bs
torn down. Tho fro department wa,
kept from doing elective work at first
by tho Tin roof, but whom they got ,,,nt
torn OF they soon put the flames ont.
There was no insurance and tho loss il
S5UO to $500, though the building was
very old. '
1loro WINS second alarm Of fire yes.
serdny afternoon and tho department
was called to tho First ward BY fra in
tho roof tho hose houao. Ii caught from
tho stove ncnr tho bell tower but tho
chemical engine mud Liberty Hoso Com.
puny soon had II out with yerv It'll.
damage TO the building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

a bedatead bottom that is made ex.
tensiblc, to lit any bed, ia among the
lntesl inysutions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

]. o. Stewart, a well known citizen Of
Martins Ferry. died yesterday morning
at G:45. aged seven.y.three years. He
was born in Maryland, aud located at
Warrenton, Jefferson county, when a
boy. He was q pilot on the Ohio river
for twenty years aud was engaged in
buying anu selling grain and raising
fruits at Warrenton for several wears.
From that place he came to Martins
Ferry aud engaged in the iced business
until couple OF year' ago. He was u
member Of tho NJ. Z. church aud was
liked by oil who knew him. A wiie
and seven children survive him. The
children arc John, Thomas, Frank, Mrs.
S. II. Heaton, Mrs. W. W. Woods, Mrs.
K. II. Mckee and Miss Carrie Stewart.
The funeral will take place on Wednes-
,,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04
Suit FOR False imprisonment,

\ suit has been brought BY John f.
Wost against House K Hermann and
John Apologize. claiming 10000 dam
ages for false i'm prisonment. The allie.
CATION OF Plaintiff is that when ho was
in youngstown, o.. no was arrested
there on Il warrant sworn out by John
Applcgato, manager for defendants, be.
fore Justice Howell, OF Bridgeport,
charging IVES. with selling goods GOV.
erod bya chat,el mortgage. West was
brought to Bridgeport. aud the charge
was dismissed by Justice Howell, but
defendant was ut once re.arrcsted OH a
warrant charging him with moving out
OF the alute OF Ohio goods covered BY q
chatte! mortgage. On this charge ho
was convicted. and was sentenced to
pay tino Of $50 and coat'. In default
Ito wa. sent to st. Clairsville Jail for
something over IL month,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

Coleman Conroy. one OF the boys
tried at st. Clairsville, Saturday, for
breaking open b. & Q. cars and stealing
the contents. wa, convicted and sen.
tencee to 8! years in the penitentiary.
Prtrick Menehan. the other boy, sen.
up for the same thing, was also con.
vic,ed, butwas not sentenced, as it is
thought he Is yet young enough to send
to the Reform School instead OF the
pcni,entiary. Ii under fourteen he will
70 to the Reform farm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

Linens, Sheets and Sheetnss, Pillow Gases. Bed
Hosiery. Underwear, etc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

Dennis Gardner was arraigned before
Squire Fitzpatrick Saturday evening on
charges OF proians language and breach
OF the peace, preferred BY w. II.
Holmes. The alteration out Of which
the, cases grew took place in the coal
yard in East Wheeling. On the frs.
charge heiwas fined 81 and costs, and on
the second required to give bond Of
so 10 keep the peace Tor year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

Engine No. 81, on the Ohio River rail.
road. while drawing through freight
train No. 10, blew out at Woodland
yesterday afternoon, putting out the
fire and necesslta.ing a stop. The pas
senger train had to pull par. OF the
train back to Cresap's aud run the rest
into the Woodland siding before it
could pass, but it reached Wheeling
only fifteen minutes late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

Lines already
part Of Dress
Curtains andCur.
Drapc,ies. Prints,
Satines, Cling
Good S, Laces.
Housefurnisliing
Spreads, Towels,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04
Yes, the LOW PRICES will startle you!

Not stopped selling winter goods yet Too many pack away
Will pack single Cloak If low price will Offering
any them less than half price now will make additional con-
these prices do them Close them out we must
and will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

Has taaioa incidentally. in Keeping with
other Injuries. A remedy must bo
pleasantly acceptable in form. purely
wholesome in composition. truly beno.
llc'al IN elect and entirely FREQ from
every Objectionable quality. II really
ili no consults physician:'if constipai.
ed ho use, tho gentle family laxative,
Syrup Of Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

THE Panhandle Dyeing establish.
ment, owned by John lIoilmeer, at No.
l43l Market street, is the best equipped
house OF It's kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to the dyeing and cleaning depart.
ments n corps Of irst-class tailors are
employed, who can do repairing us nca.
as it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. can DO made
to look like now Satisfaction guaran.
tcel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

Tho WGst Virginia glass works, which
ha, boon working entirely on pressed
tableware, OF which /. Is having good
sale. will probably start on some blown
goods again this week. c. B. OFT, tho
travelling salesman. is out on a pill.
rIimayn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

In Judge paull's court Saturday, on
application Of the Zane street NJ. Z.
church. tho following trustees we're con.
frmed:
Jacob A. Jefferson, John Reid,
Thomas SchofeId, Albert Redman, sr.,
James A. Dunning, y. B. Rose, George
3. McKown. sr, Walter S. Wills and
Thomas b. Keller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
QI.tSatrlisencr,,
Onicoi Nos. ~ aud ~ Fourteenth street.


WV NUEHrtIHuuiUHIk,
You Know VIA, They Moan.-Thc Hub
Eighth Page. ll
Thl, Weeks characterization & Thuma,--
Eighth Faye.
For Rent-Rcsld at Elm Grove.
Remnant Salc--J. 4 Rhodes Il Co
For Salo--ROlf 4 Zane.
French soupS-C. v. Harding l. Co.
For Rcnt-JameS A. Henry.
Old Log CabIu Whlskoy-schneicr 4 DtiOhout.
Grand Opera lIouse--south Before the War.
For Salc-Scsbltt & Deyine
L0st-lair OF Gold spectacloS.
10 Loan--Ersklno & Allison.
Wantsd-Situation by a Young Lady.
Oyercoats. Dress aud Business SuitS-Kraul
Rro%--fith Page -
That New DTcM-Gco E. sliiol ( Co-Flilh
plgs
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25
Racket store Locals.

A beautiful assortment of toy animals at
Racket Store. as !.
The red flag over Racket Store indicates 9
war on high prices, andtyou should spend
your money with the man that Is fighting
that great monster.
Look ont for the big red flag when you drive
in town. You will find the Racket Store
right under It. 4. )
When you are In the city be sure TO see that
line Of dolls and toys at the Racket Stote be-
fore You go home.
Little colored candles and holders will be
found at Racket Store for Christmas trees. 6.
A beautiful line OF tea sets at Racket Store
from &c set up to 76c They are simply beau.
ties. -
Building blocks with alphabet at Racket
Store for Sc set.
Buy your little boy box Of tools at Racket
Store. Price Dc.
The Racket Store is under the big red flag.
You must 60 over to the Racket Store and
see that line OF bisque dolls. It is the pret-
tiest lot ever brought TO this city.
The wonder at the Racket Store IL how can
you sell your dolls 80 cheap.
That sl.25 Bisque doll at the Racket Store Is
perfect beauty and quite number Of them
have been sold already. 4 q
The big red nag over Colemans Racke!
Store means war on high prices.
Go to Racket Store and see that line Of
dolls. b4
Ask 70 see the toys at the Racket Store,
You will ind an endless amount Of toys at
the Racket Store. ~ {.
Get some little toy at the Racket Store for
your children. The smile on their little faces
is worth four times the value OF the toy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25
New Years In 17so.

New Years day, 1890, was one Of
special interest to those who delight in
tracing facts concerning this method Of
celebration. President Washington, then
in the first year Of his first term, lived
at the franklin House, in Cherry street,
New York.
The city was then little Dutch town
Of cobblestones and gardens, containing
about 1, 400 houses and 10000 people,
most Of whom were tradesmen and me-
chanics Of very limited means.
The president had lived among them
several months, but most Of them had
hsld aloof through the awe inspired by
h3Agreat character and his high office.
BIT Ap this New Years day great num-
ber them put on their best cooked hats,
theii 9nday wigs and all their best
clothI Ind called upon the president =
Philadelphia Times.
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Furlougbs granted during the

D,.aosaS Att,no o h.on - .i,tj. ahcaoseS
foar aeI trs.,, :, ,,a;I rjoI !
uas any ,nsum,hS 1aid d.h,,ttn S.an,
,, aoser oIeayeniiIs ypoiS ,s c9p'hisy iAoA. iAoA.
srpps ,st, Csasns y, ualauas :: ,,.d ar,
atha 1l,h tta nad Si aSia ~ AZ
SutH ", eIe ,h ame 5se ~
hiiSyn N Tron, ,eIsr sore loot i'' - Nr ~'s
/ bse To- cali yonr sttsntion 10, some points
IN ,ha ahova rsnort r houa eda q fsbn Iatad
siateman te1 aD1ve fbe nreysing diseases pY the
month in order 10 show the amount Of work
~ VIZ e, tss tha ..t,,,,tn,, shv hv
~ ~ ~ 20 IL Zig 81 ~. =. -
in 10y ,h as ,as Was M po,hans sv,s sU as o,I
hro 80 re raa th a. 1his iiya tn
aupe " @ tae "a aooo; ~ WIS
srTTaseer eAs1ns tn9 M noAs - ,;.,., .ra no.
IIe nuoss q oases y. .aa .,snSaoiI,, aI nc
tarrno. maiaIiai ieyers occurIea p.inc.Paaiy
iaong noe @ teS Wao nasIars p sne rSs wss
imPresnsIea WILL iaIenI maiaIa. dns va we
olOugnt 0ut oy ane Ua,iaoie ,h Mn.e h1oianic
.ehsaon On tne Psrs0, sne caue;s ~ ra.,c
ruleF: many Oh taeee c6ses UccurIeo @ mpu ievo ~
cured IN the Same cadets, tnus sWelllng tne
aggregate OF casedi.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25
THE DYING YEAR.

Ny door stands open wide tonight
In token of parting guest,
Who twelve months since, with keen delight,
welcomed to my homely nest.
He stands there now, wan. wasted, old,
His race quite run, his mission Ger,
And when the midnight hour Is tolled,
We part, to meet on earth no more.
He came to me In merry guise,
With hopes and promises not few.
All, who could look within those eyes
And deem that they were all untruel
But expectations all have fed,
The promises are broken, too.
The hopes lie withered, crushed and dead
Not one Of all but proved untrue.
And there he stands, decrepit, wan,
Who came to me merry elf,
A few sands more he win be gone,
And with him gone part Of myself.
30 come and 60 the passing years
That bear US to the silent sea, ~.
But bright with smiles or dim with tears,
They come in love, dear Lord, from thee.
Christian Work.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25
A Song Of the Season.

I love no rost but nut browne toste
And crab layde in the tyre;
A little bread shall do me stead
Much breade not desyre.
No froste nor snow, no winde, trowe,
Can hurt NEE If ! wolde.
I am so wrapt and throwly lapt
OF jolly good ale and olde.
Back and syde 60 bare, 60 bare;
Both foote and hand, 60 colde;
But belly God send thee good ale inoughe,
Whether 1t be new or olde. 49,
With sober cheerfulness the grandam eyes
Her offspring round her, all In health and
peace,
And, thankful that She spared to see this day
Return once more, breathes low sacred
prayer
That God would shed bleaGins on their hsedA
.-esilote&s
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25
Some Good and Bad omsn..

To meet a red haired person on first
getting up indicates dull day in bust
ness, and if such one cross your door
on New Years day you will have an
unlucky year. While making trade, If
cross eyed person looks at you, 1T in
dicates that the bargain will be unproft-
able. To hear cricket chirp is good
luck, and it is always welcome sound
under the hearthstone Of the farmers
house. Exchange.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25

And here I am, my sweethesrtl Will
you come with me?"
"Of course I will" said Murisl,
springing lightly into the boat. "But
where?"
"To be married, /" said Mr.. Paul Cliff
ton. ''It is high time that this system
of tyranny was broken up My little
Muriel must be mine and mine alone
henceforward Do you not agree with
me?" y
And Muriel answered:
eyes"
Aunt Dora got to the window just in
time to shrek an Intellectual summons
to the pair in the fast receding boat.
'.It'sno use, said Aunt Dora, draw
ing a long breath. when girl is in
love, she is neither to hold nor to bind.
I've done the best I could. Mehitable
can't blame mel''
Two hours later Muriel walked into
the old brown rooted house on the shore,
leaning on Paul Clifton's arm.
Mother" said she to, the amazed
Mrs. Vane, who fully believed that she
was "dreeing her weird" in the solitary
lighthouse tower, 81 am married. And
this is my husband. Will You forgive
us, please? For I am SO very, very hap
py today that I do not want a living
soul to be at variance with mel"
And so Mnriel signed her declaration
Of independence, and became Paul Cliff
TOMS wife upon this glorious sunshiny
New Years day. And Mrs. Vane and
Aunt Dora were compelled to confess
themselves outwitted and to accept
their defeat with as good grace as pos
sible.
"Fate is fate," said Aunt Dora grim
ly.
"And wash my hands Of the whole
concern, said Mrs. Vane.
But Paul and Muriel were serenely
happy. And what mattered aught ekel
New York Ledger.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25
A New Epoch.

AS the sun completes his annual rev.
olution through the heavens by touching
the southern solstice, and then COM
mences his return to northern latitudeg,
man is compelled to recognize new
epoch in his own career and is reminded
to pause moment for earnest reflection
in order to gather wisdom from vanish
ed months and to forecast the signs Of
the futurs. Work.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25
Japan,s Common Birthday.

The first Of the year is really sort Of
double festival in Japan, for the Japa-
nese, like the Chinese, reckon their age
from that date. A child born "a hours
before New Years day is called year
old on that day, SO that it is the birth.
day Of all the japanese people. New
York Advertiser. -
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We have this day bought the interest Of NJ.
l.. RICE In the firm Of PHILLIPS BhOS. q
arm. All parties owing the firm OF Phillips
Bros. & Rice will please make payment 70
PHILLIPS BROS, who are anthorized 70 COL
lect same. PdlLLlfS bhos'
Dec. Is, 1895, II
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25
Love and Charity.

IF you can make love and charity In
your heart chord with the last song the
choir sings New Years day, you can
make up your mind that you are pretty
good man after alL-Kearney Journal
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25

Cheneille pertiers for window or hall, at
Haddon's. -syst ),
II you wish useful christmas present get
an Ingram carpet from Haddon's. s,-t
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25

II you want watch that keepg time or
your old one repaired in first CLASS style, 60 to
r. G. Bernau, the jeweler. .E b.,
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Begging Bread and Cheese.

Scotch children of the poorer class in
small towns still beg on New Years
eve from door to door at tho houses Of
wealthier families for doe Of oat
bread, calling out "Hogananay" or
some of the local rhymes which are Civ
en- in Chambers Popular Rhymes Of
Scotland, !" such as:
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NOTICE.

Ninety-Slx, 9. c.. Dec. II 1895.
THE FIRM OF PHILLIPS BROS. RICE
i has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, NJ. L. Rice retiring from the nrm.
,--Te,'s j. P. PHILLIPS,
e., B. D. PHILLIPS,
M. l.. RICE.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-25

Pianos and Organs Will be Closed
out Cheap for Cash. @
Hill & Cochran have changed their base
and can now be found at the Rosenberg
where they will be glad to serve the public.
Call on Mr. Jas. A. ELL at A. n. Hill q Sons
or Mr.. Jas. 8. Cochran with r. w. Cannon
and you will be supplied In the "mpsical
line." <-st =.