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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-07-08
Farmers Attention

Money loaned on irrigated farms st
10 per cent. per annum. Write or ap'
ply personally to
SAMUEL OoRNABY,
Spanish Fork, Utah.
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Reader, did you ever take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, the "KINa OF
LIVER MEDICINEs? ?" Everybody needs
take liver remedy. 1t is sluggish or
diseased liver that impairs digestion
and causes constipation, when the waste
that should be carried off remains in
the body and poisons the whole system.
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a
torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg
uiator and you'll get rid of these trou-
bles, and give tone to the whole sys-
tenn. For laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator is BETTER THAN PILLS. 1t
does not grippe, nor weaken, but greatly
refreshes and strengthens.
Every package has the Red q
stamp on the wrapper. y. ID.
Aeilin s. Co., Philadelphia.
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THE Herald doubts the accuracy Of
the Tribune's mem9oggSyr en-. 9oggSyr6issnSsRip. Is slip
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RARPER'S PERIODICALS
Harper's Magazine

The SimpletOns, a new novel by THOMAS
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tPrices

At our big reduction sale of chember suits April 25, 26 and 27. The Bowditch Furniture Go. ap23 St
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NORTH HAVEN.
HILARY.

April 26.-The music given on Easter day in the Congregational church will be repeated next Sunday morning, April 2S. This is done by request, as many were unable to be present on ac- count of the storm. The program was we'll gotten up. finely rendered and | pleasing to all
 l The chalk talk to be given on Mon- day evening will doubtless prove at | tractive, for the North Haven people who have heard Mrs. Leete, speak | highly of her talent in making her ex- hibition interesting.
 The O. U. A. M. give one of their entertainments on Monday evening, April 29. c. H. Thorpe keeps cows of good stock and found a ready sale for his milk to P. B. Orcutt who has many regular customers for butter and milk in both New Haven and Fair Haven.
 Town Clerk Futile is not yet able to sit up but short time each day.
 G. H. Cooper is not we'll yet The grip takes lasting hold when it clutches a strong man.
 Mrs R. o. Eaton's friends are glad to hear of a little improvement in her condition.
 The w. O. T. U. members propose to hold a meeting in Montowese in the near future. It is hoped they will ar range a good program and have one of their best meetings.
 A. N Vibbert's new house at the center has received its first coat of paint.
 Carl Hanson was arrested on We'd nesday for assault and battery and fined $16 and costs.
 Miss Fannie Bronson lost valuable watch charm on Tuesday evening, the 18th, and would be glad to see the finder and the lost property.
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st. LonIs French Church Tnir.

The St. Louis French church fair, which has been in progress since last Saturday, has met with decided and gratifying success, and Sunday night the St. Louis church choir assisted by Q choral society and local talent, will give their second grand sacred concert at the old Union armory, corner Chapel and Union streets, at o'clock. A lec- ture on Paris, France, will be delivered by Rev. P. E. Roy rector of St. Anne's church, Hartford.
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chndren's suits s1,oO up at Oak Hall.
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MT. Mokeby (with heaD-Look heah, sah; yo' am an imposture, sah! I done gib yo' fo' bits jess yestiddy fo' de lef' hind leg ob a graveyahd rabbit, an las mite hit wuz stoled from me, tergedder wifi fo' dollahs an my watch an chainl Uncle, Duplex 6the con1ure man, impressively)-An don't dat prove de eft1caciousness ob dat rabbit foot? De m1nnit yo' los' it yo, los yo' money, luck an waluables!-Puck.
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when Ynn Are Rendr.

To clean house send for us to take up, clean and relay your carpets. Nothing is so detrimental to good health as unclean carpets. By sending your car pets to the Forsyth company you are assured of having them returned to you as clean as new carpets. apis If
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Reorganization
 OF THE AtGliSOl, Topeka X Santa FG Railroad Go.

Pursuant to the provision of tue agreement dated March 14, 1895, for the reorganization of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Ne Railroad Company, the time within which security holders may deposit their securities and bev come parties to said Agreement is hereby limited to JUNE 10, 1895, al 3 o'clock p. m. Deposits after that date if accepted will be re- ceived only upon such terms and conditions as the committee may Impose: Under the provisions of said agreement all outstanding securities must therefore be de- posited and the first 1nstalment of S3 per share on the stock and 2 per cent on the par amount of Che Second Mortgage A and B bonds be paid not later than the date above General Mortgage Bonds will be paid In cash at tue time of deposit in respect of three months' interest thereon, if deposited on or before the 10th day of June, 1895. Deposits in America must be made with the following depositaries: In New York;
 All bonds with the UNION TRUST CON- PANY OF NEW YORK, 80 Hroadway. < INDEMNIFY COMPANY. .69 Cedar street.
 In Boston:
 All bonds with the AGENCY OF THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW Stock with the oLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY, Annes Building. The NEW ENGLAND TRUST COMPANY will act as BANKERS in Boston of the Union Trust Comp any of New York; New York, April 15, 1895,
 EDWARD KING, Chairman,
 R. SOMERs HAYES,
 EDWARD N. GIBBS,
 GEORGE G. HAVEN,
 ADRIAN ISELIN, Jr.,
 c. SLIGO de POTHONIER,
 ROBERT FLEMING,
 JOHN LUDlN
 VICTOR MORAWETZ,
 Committee.
 HERMAN KoBBE, Secretary. CHARLES 0. BEAMAN, VICTOR MORAWETZ, ap2O sa&Wetf Counsel to the Committees
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Et1latrcraI.

A CHANGE TO MAKE 1IONEY.
 IT MADE $534.O0 the last six weeks selling II Dish Washers, and was sick part of tho the Dish Washer business. No canvassings Sold all my Washers at home, Perfect sEtts- faction. Every one sold sells another. Every family wants one. will make S3,000 thfa year easy. I can wash and dry our dishes in two minutes. Anyone can make S5 to S12 a day. For circulars write to Iron City DisH Washer Co.,. s. Highland avenue, B. D. Pittss burg, Pa. apo Ea 13tF
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nnnetn us

Black ehevIot suits se:oO. oak Hall
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Wedding Presents.

Appropriate articles, artistic de. signs, foreign and domestic produc- tions, moderate price.
 The GEORGE H. FORD COMPANY, a26 Ct
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And get bargain at our big reduction sale of chamber suits April 25, 26 and 27. The Bowditch Furniture Co.,, 100 to 1O6 Orange street. ap2S St
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EtmnlrcfnI.
Granger Stocks Showed Reaotionary
 Tendency nt tho Opening.


 New York, April 2G.-The granger stocks showed a reactionary tendency at the opening this morning and prices receded 4s to $ per cent, the statement by Director Depew of the Chicago and Northwestern road that the company for the second half of the fiscal year will not earn it's dividend having an ad- verse influence A belief that the St. Paul report for March will also be un- favorable added to the bearish feeling in the grangers. It is to be said, how ever, that neither the iteration of the unfavorable reports about the coal trade seemed to check the bullish sentiment in the general market. The coalers were feverish, The bears are evidently not sure of their position and are selling those stocks only in retail way, not withstanding the reports from Phila- delphia that the Reading and Lehigh Valley roads had given orders to mine coal without limit in face of the agree ment to restrict production. The req son for the indifference displayed by the street Is found i'm the belief that no serious war will be permitted by the powerful banking interests behind the market, and that if necessary to bring about peace some changes will be ef- fected in the management of certain leading anthracite coal companies.
 A feature of the afternoon trading was the buying and advance in Aneri- can Sugar, Consolidated Gas, Leather, Distillers, Tobacco, Rubber, Manhattan and a number of the low priced issues. Sugar rose to 109H, Consolidated Gas to 1sS5s, Leather to 151s, Leather pre- ferred to S4%, Rubber to 40B, Manhat- tan to 1191s, Tobacco to 103A, Distillers to 17%, and Minneapolis and St. Louis preferred to 519s. Even the anthracite coalers at this time improved and ral- lied 1a to 114 per cent, and speculation closed very firm. Net changes in the usually active list show gains of A to 15s per cent. Tobacco, however, gained 1% and Leather preferred SA. The granEers lost 4s to $ per cent, on the day.
 The bond market continues strong and active. Sales were S2,669 900.
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers, 46 Broadway. New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-01-16
TROY'S TABLE TALK.
Pointers Pleasantly Put for the PeO.
nile.

HOsutcEo HseSsVbasy Eue hoF thc = eVe
Troy, 8. c., Jan. IA, 1895.
The thermometer is Figuring" down about
1eH M ana and Mrs. CHATHAM tr of Ninety
Six, spent several days at Mr.. T. NJ. Robin
sons last week, the father Of the latter.
DIR. 6. w. Pressly was In town Friday night.
He will soon leave for Charlotte, N. c., where
Mrs. j. T. Solomons entertained quite q
number Of friends with musical at the resi-
dence Of Maj. Davis last Monday evening.
Her pupils did we'll, and are progressing rap
Miss Ella Mcclellan, OF Green wood, spent
several days In Town last week with relatives.
Mr.. E. P. Mullinax, after visiting "some-
body" at Gafney, 9. G.. returned home Fri.
day.
On account OF the heavy rains last Thurs.
day Rev. H. B. Blakely had 10 postpone his
lecture In behalf OF the Atlanta mission.
Mrs W. w Bradley's reception at Mr.. and
Mira. j. e. Bradley's Friday.
DIR. j. NJ. Kennedy, formerly OF this place,
but now OF Montana Territory, has been very
sick In Baltimore. but is much better now.
Miss Anna McCaslan's Sabbath school class
had pleasant pound party At her home on
Some one went in Mr.. T. W: Jay s house and
treat led themselves tOa side Of bacon, evident
ly hungry darkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson entertained @
number of friends and relatives last Tuesday
with sumptuous dinner.
Misses Fuller, Of Liberty Hill. visited their
sister, Mrs. Jas. Robinson. last week.
Mr.. j. T. Franklin paid Due West visit las1
week.
Where is our Due West co respondent
Has he "froZe up?"
Rev. T. w. Sloan has moved from the par
sonage, and is now boarding at Mr.. j. F. Wide
mans.
The farmers are discouraged over the grain
| lad nd Nf coh IN
While In Greenwood laRt week we stopped
at Mr.. j. 8. Jays They have house full o
boarders and their table Is second ii 10 none ir
| the State. Nick.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES FOR AB-
BEVILLE COUNTY.

School District No. Capt. James Rogers
Jr.. j. N. Lipscomb, B. P. Pinson, Ninety
Six.
lIughey, Greenwood; j. ID. Fonehe' Core
Ssbool District No. 3-Dr s. T. Lea, Cokes.
hurry; ]. A. McCord, Hodges; q. B. Riley,
School District No. &c. v. Martin, ]. c.
Martin, Dnnalds :'S. J. BCrts, Honea Path.
School District No. 81. A. Devlin, W. II.
Ellis, T. ]. Bowen. Due West.
school District No: dHb. ,oavt;,a y, Hannah'
smith, Donalds.
p. D. klugh, ]. T. Davis, Greenwood.
School District No. Sc, w. Watson, Brad
ley; Tbos, j. Hearst, Verdery; DR.. P. H.
School District No. 81. f. Wldeman. ]. S.
Harris, ]. w. Young, Troy.
School District No. lO-A. T: Brown, Hun
School District No. III. G. Edwards. Jas.
Evans, S. II. Cochran, Aboeville.
School District No. PA. NJ. Erwin, l.. p.
school District No. l3-S. F.. Epps, S. s..
Boles, D. T. simpson, Lowndesville.
School District No. l4-Geo w. Speer, Mon.
terey; j. w. Boyd, Mt. Carmel: D. W..
School District No. l5-P. H. McCaslan,
Wtdeman; VIM. Mcneil, Mt. Carmel; j. O.
HemminEer, LlDk.
School District No. 16-.IaS. Cothran, Jr.,
Mccormick: w. II. Britt, Sandover; j. L..
Gilbert
School District No. l7-E. s. Hale, e. w.
Lipscolnb, J. p. Phillips, Ninety-Six.
School District No. iS-C. a. G. Waller. T..
+. Riley, j. T.. Kerr Greenwood.
Scno0l District No. lg-W. a. Templeton, F..
B. Gary, J +. Miller. Abbeville.
School District No. 2O-Rev. A: l.. Patterson,
w. l.. Miller. John w. Morrah, Nj Carmel.
School Dlstrlci No. 2l-John Il. Cheatham,
r. W. Knox, Nicholas Schram.
The different Boards OF Trustees are re-
Quested 10 hold meeting nj an early date inr
the purpose OF organizing, by electing Il
chairman and clerk (where they are not al
ready organizedl and to meet with the Board
of Examiners In the School Com issioners
office on Monday. the 3rd day of December
next (Saledsy) at II o'clock m. TO get Trus.
lees Records and arrange plans for conduct
ing the public schools during the present year.
w. II. MILFORD,
School Commissioner and Chairman
Board OF Examiners. Nov. ID, 1891.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.
The vtce.Presidents Circular I'm Ref.
ence Thereto.
portsnouth Va Ian 1895

Su0dtus Oob' As Aoeo'
To All Interested: -
In assuming the duties OF Nice-President OF
the railroads comprising the Seaboard Air
Line, the undersigned desires TO express 10
one and all, connected herewith, feelings OF
entire cordial.ty, with the added hope that
the New Year upon which we are just enter
ing may he a most prosperous one.
The property entrusted 10 our care Is a very
valuable one requiring at our hands, the
greatest considerable Our efforts must be
to increase In every legitimate manner poss-
BILE Its business: while care In the protection
OF its revenues by the practice OF economies,
not Injurious to It's necessities, is eDjOined
upon all. Let the question be how much
mot how little) Can we personally do, to aid
In the accomplishment Of desired results,
Efficiency will be required and loyalty 10
superiors expected. These two 60 hand In
hand, and when united In common cause,
will always prove inyincible. To greater
degree II possible, than ever befose, let US
strive to possess both.
All Officers, Department Chiefs and repre-.
sentatves OF this line, will continue In the
performance VI present duties.
The undersigned will gladly receive sue-
gestions from every source, when 1t Ia belieV-
ed that such suggestions are In any way like
ly 10 prove tine business o. the service OF the
SeabOard Air Line. and his doors will be open
at all times TO Gficers. Department Chiefs {;
Employees or the Public at large, why may
have business 10 transact with him, and such
persons may be assured of most cordial
welcome. Very sincerely,
.. 7. ST. JOHN, Vice-President.
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! Have ynh seeu Beruau's new line OF sterling
silver :? He has pieces that are not very often
brought here, such as cream pitchers, sugar
bowls, bonbon trays, large soup bowls and
other handsome pieces In sterling. Call on
him; he will be glad 10 show them to you.
z We have Just closed very successful year
IN business tut want TO double ON that, and
R low prices, good goods and good attention
will do IL we will 20 there. Abbeville Supply
Compady.
Onion SETS. white and rcd. Abbevilie Sup
Dried appIs. evaporated peaches and apri.
cots, aleo prdhes. AobeviIle Supply Co.
Try barrel Of Our Grandeur -four. The
very best. or barrel Of Excelsior for
Every barrel guaranteed. Abbey lille Supply
Bruce's shoe and harness business has i'm.
proved so that he has had 70 rent lai ger quar-.
iers.
Brnce's harness is all hand made. Try
them.
Bruce has a fine custom trade 10 shoes and
harness. Try him.
For school teachers. The Racket Store will
aeli you chalk at &c per box or two for l5c
containing IA sticks.
Ball thread always ct the Racket Store;
balls for &c.
Watches. clocks and jewelry repaired by II
r. Tnsten. at r. M. Haddon's. ......
not able TO cell ,ou on time. W. E. Bell Cash
!; Co.
We can't sell on time. We must have the
cash down. w. E. Bell Cash Co.
Watches. clocks and jewelry repaired by II
r. Tustep. at r. M. Haddon's.
The only I'Ciiy Dray Wagon" in Abbeville
fa run by A. NJ. Hill & Sons.
Something new-Aonarrh brand mince
meat 10 Package AT A. M. Hill & Sons.
Bear ia mind that every word you see in
oar ad< ertisenent IL u positive fact. and yor
can always hpd what We advertise at oul
place. j. ID. Kerr.
Sterling Silver chinelles can be bought al
r e. Beruan's for 25 cts.
To the farmers. The Racket Store wants tc
Z cell you your tobacco this spring. 1t knows
no competition In any line whatever, and es
pecialiy none 10 tobaccoes. Go and look 81
the line anyway.
A. NJ. Hill 4 Sons offer special inducements
ON fruits and candles to any one buying fol
wedding suppers and parties.
ton OF candy, which they offer cheaper thar
ever.
The star that leads them all, the light run
ming Domestic Sewing Machine. can be had
cheap at q. G. Bernauf the jeweler. Als(
needles and oil for all machines.
See what Mr.. Bsrnau has to say about the
new watch Tor only 1915. The very watch
YOU want, II you do not Wish 10 Invest much
money and need the time.
Try gold dust washing powder at Living
stou A. Perrip's
Fancy candles, all sizes and colors. 10c Il
Soc dozen for Xmas lrees, parlor and othe
decorations. DC, Harrison Games Drnl
Store.
=.
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Mr.. T. L. DOUGLASS gives notice that he
will hereafter tie prepared to fnrnihh fresh
beef and fish to the people. He Is attentive 10
business and may he found In his store dur
ing all the business hours.
Mr.. H. p. MCGEE OF Due West was In town
Slnst Monday He is one Of the richest men IN
J, ,Abbevjile county. He achieved wonderiul !
success In the mercantile business In the last
few years. ..'.
REV. ]. L. BRowNLEE. OF Union Springs,
Ata has aniDtareRting article 10 the Christian
Observer on "The Ssbbath." Mr.. Brnwnlee Is
graduate OF Erskine College and formerly
! lived ut Due West
Mr. L. NJ FoUcHE Was In town day or
two last week. He now has q position ~
Salesman In this State, and will be In town
occasionally al he goes on his rounds.
EDITOR r. B. WILSON Of the Greenwood
10 ,rnai Was one of the prominent gentlemen
who were IN town last week In attendance on
The wedding.
UR, J. D. NEEL offers the Cresawell property
for sale. It will be sold at Abbevi!ie Court
House on sale day, by consent OF all the par
ties.
MISS HATTIE SPIppLE visited near War
rer,ton last week. Abe returned Saturday ac.
scompanied by Miss Mamie Smith.
Mr.. w. w. BLACK applies for discharge as
executor OF the will OF Mrs. NJ. D. brennan.