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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-08
Big SLEEVES
AND PIMPLES
A New Vogue in the
Big Sleeve Fashion
WILL 1T SUIT THE LADIES Z?
Confronting Those Who May Have
BIemishes on Their Arms.

ONE OF woRTH's LATEST CREATIONS
will be pleasant to the ladies of San Fran
cisco who have beautiful arms free from pim-
pies. blotches and old sarsaparilla trademarks.
The latest fad in the big sleeve shows the fore
arm entirely. The sleeves are just as large, if
not larger, and are tightly caught up at the
elbow. From the elbow to the wrist the arm is
bare. Here is fit illustration OF the sleeve
and arm:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-08
FELL INTO A RUT.

Why Furniture Wagon Did Not Crusb
Child.
The six-year-old son of Eugene Jackson
of the County Clerks office had a narrow
escape from death yesterday morning
h While fr on washington ins street he stepped
wagon came along and fell in trying to AVOID C,
the wagon and one wheel passed over bis
body. Fortunately he had fallen into 3
rut and was thus saved from death He
was taken to the home of his parents at :
Wetmore, place, where his injuries Were
found to be severe but not dangerous.
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seen heading for Angels Camp. Crockett
Immediately left for there and arrested
him.
The detectives say that Cole has stolen
tons of grain from the seawall.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-08
A CHANCE TO GET EVEN.

How Sailor Ho1brook Got Into Serious
Trouble.
Captain Morehouse of the American ship
Dashing Wave was acquitted of charge of
cruelty beating Henry Holbrook during
voyage from Tacoma to San Francisco by
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-08
PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN EN-
TIRE oleck in the center of San Francisco. 1t Is
the nodel MOTEL OF the world Fire and earthquake
proof Has nine elevators. Every room js large,
Ignt ana airy. The ventilation is perfect. A bath
ana closet adton every room. Ali rooms easy
OF access rom broad, light corridors. The central
court Illuminated oy electric light, its immense
glass roof broad balconies carrage-way and trop-
icai plants are features hitherto unknown in Amer
Ean notes Gueats entertained on either the
american or European plan. The restaurant II
the hnest IN the city. Secure rooms in advance BY
telegraphins. THE PALACE HOTEL,
San Francisco, Cal.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

- 4
G L Houston, Astoria
1 S Bryon, Rossland, Or
Mrs EvaDs, Tacoma
NJ p Connery, Buffalo
l. w Walcott, Or Rapids
Miss Martin, Boston
a J Levy & W, Chicago
w Barker 81 fam, Troy
Miss Parks. Cal
w A McGregor, Detroit
J + T. Dickson, Montreal
Mrs G Palmer, n Y
7 Woolstein & W, Chgo
G G Barker Il W, Wash
G ID 0gburn d. w, n G.
Miss w Mccarthy, Carson
L ID Wolfrou, n Y
NEW WEST
J r Smith, Newark, n ]
Miss Eva Smith, SanJose
r. Evans, San Jose
j NJ Pratt, Tenn
i j Powers, New Orleans
A ID Lidenham, Angel Isl
III X Burlingame, Seattle
] c Tarbo8, New Whtcm
Joseph Grapson, Wash
] G Williams, Seattle
Mrs w g Gillespie, Wash
CharlesWard, Grup Gulcf
Hugh Murchie, New City
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"Now, Central, you're posted: come, give us your
views.
In brush at the front what's the powder to user"
he winked at star as he pulled his cigar,
And slowly replied, an brush at the front
never use powder, but-SOZODONT"
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! Anderson, Rossland Or
Miss Evans, Tacoma
II 9 Henry, Seattle
Il III Phillips, Buffalo
w D Lee Il W, Athol
w K Freeman, Ny
w II Sears, N Y
Mrs w F Ellis, Cal
J Sheakley, Sitka
I Clifton, London
i A Steiger, San lose
w NJ Hicks, d W, Ny
Il T Lane, Angel Camp
Miss Lisson, Wash
J g Mccarthy, Carson
n 81 M Donnell, Shasta
'ERN HOTEL.
n r Gordon, Ill
] c Williams, San Jose
Andy Kidder, San Jose
G III Hanover, Chicago
VIM Meredith, Buffalo
g Pachell, San Rafael
w ] Cartwright&w, Seattl
VIM Western, Victoria
f A Whitehead, Seattle
Captain B L TiltoR, n Y
A J. Hixon, Fresno
1 i A Waston, Rosebrg, Or
Patrick King, Ireland
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NEW To-DAY-DRY GOODS.

To-day make special offering of eight choice lines from
our MAGNIFICENT NEW SPRING STOCK OF COLORED DRESS
GOODS which for BEAUTY, STYLISHNESS and EXTREME
LOWNESS OF PRICE are
iNOMPARABLY THE BEST VALUES In THE CITY.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
For the Ora ded School.

The ladies OF our town will serve Ice cream
every Thursday afternoon at the Graded
school for the purpose OF raising funds 10
eouip the school with !hetter and more
complete apper atus for teaching. An organi-
zalion has been effected by which all the
mothers who have children in the school will
lie ask ed TO assist In this enterprise. Five Ia
dies will be requested each week To furnish
the refreshments, which will be served In the
open air. A committee Of young people will
be appointed to provide music and other en-
aertaiument free each evening. and for this
purpose the assembly room OF the school
will be thrown open. -,
This Is a commendable enterprise and Will
oe uatronized In the manner II deserves by all
oar people, while the delightful social feature
will serve to draw the interest and aiieclloh
.,i our city more closely around thls, the
e:h9iceSS Of her jewels.
Beginning with he little folks, II w prDs
posed to fGrEish MI SIS Parks room with every
comfort and appliance that can aid IN start
fng the little ones of well on the road 10
Searuing. Then each other room wi receive
attention until the entire school will he
a,ahipped In manner worthy OF the spirit ol
.,ur people in building and msintaining IT..
Let everybody come out tomorrow alter,
zl0on at six o'clock and have good time and
give the enterprise good send of,
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A HOME WEDDING.
MIR. James Bradley, Of kbbeyille, and Miss
Lilye Vincent to Wed To-day.

Mr.. James Bradley, a popular young mer.
chant Of Auheville. aud well and lavorably
known in Columbia. and Miss Lilye Vincent,
the young tsnd fascinating daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. Fouche, are tn be we'd This morn
lug at o'clock at the residence "f Mrs. NJ. +.
Taylor Oh Lady Street. Rev. DR.. samuel NJ.
Smith will perform the ceremony The we'd
nIug will be quiet one, only the families OF
the contracting parties ana few intimate
friends having been invited.
Miss Vincent has been d resident of Colum-
tia for few months only. but during that
time she has been the recipient of many So
cial attentions. Society will miss her greatly
sor she is general favorile among all Mr..
bradley Is among Abbeville's most popu lar
young society gentlemen, and we'll establish
ed In business there.
The young couple will leave this morning at
Il O'Clock, to make Abbevile their home In
Ihe future.
1he bride and groom were TO pass through
Abbeviile yesterday evening over the e.. Z.
~. Railway. A number OF friends went to
meet them at the depot 10 extend congratu
Iatlons and good wishes but were dissappoint
ed as they got off at Greenwood. May our
young friends live long and prosper.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
The Live Pigeon Shoot.

Preparations for the live bird shoot
on July 4th, 5th and 9th at Spartan.
burg are being pushed with vigor and
determination. Responses to invita-
tons sent to gun clubs all over the
South are beginning to come in, and
nearly all Of them are favorable. The
shoot will be far ahead Of any yet
given in the South. 1t promises to be
a grand event, and some of the best
and most influential business men
from the leading cities Of the South
will be here. 1t cannot help but prove
advantageous to Spartanburg.-Her
aid.
The above as copied in the Evening
Nc,Os of this city from the Spartan
burg Herald, rather surprises us. The
morals of Spartanburg must he in a
low and precarious condition if such a
wanton, cruel and barbarous exhibi-
ton as that promised in the above ex-
tract-''cannot help but prove advan-
tageous to Spartanburg." This
"sport,n if permitted by the authori.
ties and humane people, will place
Spartanburg in line with cock fighters
and others of descending ilk.
The pigeons are Gods birds, and
zone of them shall not fall Oh the
ground without your Father" who
will surely take notice when many OF
his birds are made to fall dead or
wounded on the ground by the shot OF
the cruel spGrtsmen. ut is as sport to
fool to do mischief" Prov. x; %.
Folly sjoy to him that is destitute OF
wisdom" Prov. XIV: 81.
From our knowledge of the Chris
tian character of the people of Spar
tanburg, we believe that they are
misrepresented by the Hcratd and the
EUcning NeWs, and will be so mis-
represented by any others who may
speak us these two papers have done
of the wicked and abominable "livt
pigeon shoot. ."-Christian Neighbor.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Candidates for the Constitu-
tional Convention,

d. II. Magill is hereby announced as q can
didate for election as a delegate to the Consti.
tntional Convention, subject to the action OF
The Democratic primary.
I hereby announce myself q candidate as
delegate TO the Constitutional Convention,
subject TO the rules OF the Democratic prt-
mary. Henry ]. Kinard.
We are authorized TO announce James g
Klugh as candidate for delegate to the State
Convention, subject TO the action of the Dem.
ocratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce DR.. P. D.
Carwile as candidate for delegate to the
Constitutional Convention. subject TO the &C
tion Of the Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce the Hon. 1.
b. McCalla as a candidate for delegate TO the
Constitutional Convention. subject to the ac.
tion OF the Democratic primary.
We are authorized, to announce Prof Paul
Constitutional Convention, subject 10 the ac-
tion OF the Democratic primary.
We are authorized TO announce Hon. P. B.
Carwlle as candidate for delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, subject TO the &C.
tion Of the Democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce Hon. w. P.
Wtdeman as candidate for delegate to the
constitutional Convention, subject to the ac.
tlon OF the Democratic primary. 'u
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Constitutional Convention, subject to
the Democratic primary. w. C. MCGOWAN.
Realizing the importance Of the coming
Constitutional Convention 1t stands the peo-
pie OF Abbeville county In hand to be repre-
sented by delegates of recognized capability
and patriotism. AS coming up to this stand
ard we suggest Gen. Robert r. Hemphill as q
candidate for the Constitutional Convention
subject to the action Of the Democratic pri-
maries. He has been faithful public ser.
want since 1876. has always been at the post OF
duty. Is perfectly familiar with such work as
will come before the Convention and is man
OF stability. '.'. Many Voters.
We are authorized to announce Hon. Frank
B. Gary as q candidate for delegate TO the
Constitutional Convention, subject to the ac-
ton OF the Democratic primaries.
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SHORT STOPS AT PHOENIX.
Boomers, Bicycles and Ballot Boxes-A
Place Where They are Given in Mar
riage-Personal Mention.

Phoenix, s. c., July IA, 1895.
Where Is the next picnic?
There has not been marriage In this Sec
tiOu in two years.
Considering the lateness OF The season, crops
are exceedingly small.
so far, we have heard nothing OF President
Cleveland, the great fisherman OF The United
States, fishing on the banks OF CuHy-toIn
creek.
Quite a number of pretty girls of Green.
Vile, are visiting friends In this vicinity.
Our people endorse the Edgetield committee
In driving Mr.. Dargan out OF the county. No
one around here has any sympathy for Dar-
gan's damnable delusious.
Let no scheming politicians be sent TO the
Constitutional Convention. In this contest
deliver US from such miserable croAkings as
TO. Tillmanites and Conservatives We are 10
make another chapter In the history OF South
Carolina, and let US have none but men who
have unselfish love for the State In their
hearts.
The picnic in Mr.. Watson's grove was Il
most delightful affair. GreenvilIe. Laurens.
New Market. Ninety-Slx, Bradley, Eiseheld
and Newberry were represented.
The Ninety-Six base ball team crossed bats
last Saturday with the Phoenix boys. The
game was hotly ontested on both sides, hut
the rapid out-tielding OF the home team gave
them the Victory.
Mr.. jim Hunter is home from Florida for a
short stay. Jim brought with him nix ali.
gators He says to frighten the girls with and
make them call him Mr.. Hunter.
Our young people are grateful to DR.. and
Mrs. Adams for an evening most pleasantly
Miss Sallie Stallworth Ia here from Spartan
burg TO spend the summer months.
Mr.. Jno. Maxwell, of Abbevilr, IL at his
fathers. John IL threatened with typhoid
fever.
The new woman with her bloomers, bicyle
and ballot box Is not mentioned by the ladies
ON this side Of the county. Sylvan.
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MRS THoS. =. STovALL, who Is remem.
h-red by Curoiniaus as the beautiful Miss
Geni Orchard, or pen and palette fame, Is
the guest of Mrs. r. Z. Lipscornb. OF Ninety
SIX. From the seaboard 10 The mountains.
This fair young Carolinian is admired and b, =
loved. She has, by the right of her charms,
welded a belle>hip over this and other States.
Her culture, her grace and beauty place her
on u lofty pinnacle wherever she Is known.
We understand that since her marriage Mrs.
Stovall spends most OF her time IN New York
citv, where she Is bright social star. But IL
matters not where she may go, she Is South
Carolina's daughter and We claim her as our
own.
Mr. JAMES TAGGART has just completed Il
large and handsome wall cabinet case OF
native oak for K. Z. Bernau, Je eweler, OF this
city. Mr.. Bernau believes In patronzng home
industry when he can buy goods at home
which are just as good and as cheap as those
manufactured abroad.
Mr.. ]. G. YOUNG. one Of the most success.
ful farmers OF the Ninety.Six section, was OH
our streets Friday. There was not braver or
more gallant soldier In the civil war than Mr..
Young and, like thousands of other brave
men, II was his misfortune to lose his leg on
the battlefield.
PRESIDENT MURRAY, of the Clinton Presby-
terian College, was in town two or three days
last week. He came 10 assist DR.. Wilson In
the Sacrament OF the Lords Supper. a very
interesting occasion II was. IL was gOou for
The brethren TO be there
CANDIDATES must file their pledge n wri.
ting 10 abide the result of the primary cleo
lion and support the nominees OF the party,
with County Chairman r. B. Gary, at least
ten QO) days before the primary election.
Next Saturday. the 20ih instant, Is the last
day for filing this pledge.
Miss MARY s. DENORE. of kirkSeys. Is here
spending sometime with her brother, Mr.. w.
j. DeFore.
IT Is said that Hon. WIN. II. Parker has the
finest crop OF cotton on the road between Ao-
beville and Donalds.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE L. B GARY and F. b.
Gary, ESQ., are of tor shot stay in the
mountains during the hot weather.
MISS LULA WILLIAMS. OF Green wood, Is
the guest OF Miss Winlon Parks.
Hon. w. ii. PARKER is off to his mountai u
home, TO be gone tnree weeks.
JUDGE ERNEST GARY was In town last
sunday. He came 10 >ee his mother.
Mr.. N. o. PYLEs was In town last Satur-
day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
About the Size Of Ii.

The News and Courier asserts that Justice
Pope and Gary were "clccted TO their posi-
tionS for political reasons only If the News
and Courier means that they were made
Judges because they were In political atilia.
ton with the majority in control OF the Gen
eral Assembly that elected them, we reply
that such also was the case with McIver
McGowan and every other man
who has been elevated 10 a judgeShip In
South Carolina, and that the Federal erInine
is bestowed on the same basis but il the
News and Courier means that they were made
Judges in order that they might use their po
sitiOnS, regardless "f law and the ConStitu
tion, to help the faction with which they had
been allied, IL utlers vile slander against
two rs honorable men as ever wore the ermine
OF the Supreme Court of South Carolina and
against the men who gave them office.
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T.ylIellel.

Ira johnson, q negro who shot and killed
Frank Langford. a white man, at Piedmont
nine days ago, was taken from the Greenville
Jail before daylight last Monday morning and
killed.
This was about the most dSgraceful lynch
ing that we have heard Of. The negro was in
the hands of the law. and would have an.
swered TO the charge of murder next week.
This was indeed a murderous act.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
Bible Society.

A NNUAL MEETING OF ABBEvILLE
IA District Bible Society will I'd. W take
place in the Methodist church in Abbeville
on WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day OF JULY in
slant, at Ills q. m.
DR.. Bays IL expected to preach the sermon,
and Prof. Bailey to deliver the address, The
public are earnestly invited TO attend.
The Board Of Directors will meet in the Of
fee of Perrin Cothran at 1880 same day.
w. NJ. GRIER, President.
1. w. PERRIN, Recording Secretary.
July II, 1896, St
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| sincerely hope that God, whom
you so much desire to serve Alright,
will bless you and restore you to health,
if he sees it best. Surely 10 human
being can rightly pray for anything
temporal otherwise than conditionally.
Dir. Samuel Johnson.
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Huyler's Just in at Speeds.

Huylers Just in at Speeds. .-re
Now is the time to put up those fine apples
with the American preserving powder and II
ouid. 1t Is safe. Speed.
We have just received another lot OF buggy
paint. Call early and get the colors you want
Speed. ..
Buggy tops covered and all kinds OF trim.
ming done at C. P. Hammond & Co.
Bulsts ruta baga and turnip seeds. New
lot. Harrison & Game.
Fresh lot cottolene In to-day. All sizes. Abb
beville Supply Co.
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A Woman of Blessed Memory.

IBapLlsl COuTIeT.I
Mrs Darlington, of Due West; the mother
of The Hon. J :. j. Darlington, OF Washington
D. g., died Thursday night, the 4th OF July.
The remains, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Mary Darlington, passed through Green
vile Friday afternoon on the way TO Wash
ington. Several friends of the family were al
the depot and aided in the transfer of the re-
mains TO the North-bonnd vestibule train
knew her and TO The children she reared hel
memory is blessed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining in Abbeville post office
f,r week ending July 18Th. lS9J:
A-F.C Adams John Adan,S.
B-MrS jamie Bnvd. Mrs. Carrie J. Bell.
c--Ephralm W. Collins
n-DavevirI Douglass. Frank Dom, W. NJ.
Dixon.
F-rometh Fisher.
Nv. J. jackson. Mrs. Emory Johnson.
T-Lucinda Turner.
Robt. =. Link, J.. NJ.
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Insure your property against losses by fire.
T. p. QuarleS general agent for Abbeville
county.
Everything for the baby-nipples. rattles
rings, DC. Harrison Game.
Insect powder Sc box. VIII kill all kinds
OF insects and flies. Speeds.
We have the cheapest and best fly paper IN
town. Speed
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
Resigned HIS PaStOrRIe.

We learn that the Rev. j. J. Grier an
nOuuced last SUNDAY morning from the puI
pvt his resignation AS pastor of the Associate
Reformed at this place the resignation 10
take effect on the first of October next. We
are not informed OF the reasons tor this nneX-
I'ecled announcement. Mr.. Grier has hcen
amongst us for ahout a year. and during that
Tune he has ab0red energetically and ear
nesty for The cause which he has eSpoused.
and many friends will regret his action in re-
signing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17

We may live without fools, politicians and
cranks. ....s 4
We may live without love, we may live with
out thanks; ..-'.'
We may live without dudes and society fads,
But where is the merchant who can live with
out ads?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
Card of Thanks.

desire to express through the columns OF
the Press and Banner my heartfelt gratitude
10 the good people Of Abbeviile for their great
kindne. S 10 ne and my family during our re-
cent affiiction. WIN. B. Goiugs.
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At His Old Home.

Judge Benet came home last Thursday, and
remained In town for two or three days. His
family is here now, and will remain for the
Summer. lie Is on the circuit and will not be
at leisure for some weeks 10 come. He seems
10 be winning laurels wherever he goes, and
has good health all the time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
IIAunrail EupSf.

Mr.. George G.. Bradley. Il prince among gond
fellows, come up from Troy 10 Abbevile onr
day last week. He is slowly recovering from
his recent illness. and many friends were glad
u wee him and know that he is doing so we'll.
Some time ago he was very III indeed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
From Seven to Six.

In compliance with the wishes Of the peo-
pie the Dlspensury people have issued orders
from Colum Dia 10 omen and shut the GiSpen-
sary at The old hours seven in the mOrn ing
and six iu the evening. This is well.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
FOR YOUNG FOLKS.
Prize TO be Given to the Lucky
Winnnr.

Columbia, 8. c., July. lS95.
A competitive examination for the Normal
Of the South Carolina College will
be held by the School Commissioner OF each
on Friday, August %. Applicants will
be examined on English, Mathematics and
History, the same as for admission to the Sci
entific course Of this college. See page 3, OF
the catalogue OF ls9i.95, or page 10 of the an'
for 289i.95.
Further information, If desired. will he FUR
nished by James Woodrow,
President OF South Carolina College.
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= Did the practice of family prayer
ever distress any one in his conscience? 4?
The omission OF it has troubled many.
William NevIns.
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Mutual Relief Association.

A mutual relief association against acci-
dent or sickness has been formed at AbbeviII-
medical examiner; j. II. Gilky, secretary
aud treasurer.
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Welcome to Abbeville,

Mr.. Kerr, father of our townsman Mr.. J.
d. Kerr is moving his family 10 Abbeville.
There Is Iooul for all such good men in our
city.
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Counties.
( No new county Shall
he formed or erected
within the jurisdiction
,of any county, norany
county be formed by
the junction OF two or
more counties. or party
iOf Counties, without 1
the consent OF the Leg
islature OF this State.
as well as of q major
iity ofthe voters In each
and every county from
which 1t Is proposed to
include territory In the
formation of said pro-
posed new county.
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n eW states.
No new Stale shall
be formed or erected
within the Jurisdiction
Of any other State, nOI
any State be formed by
the junction OF two OF
more States, or parts
Of States, without the
consent of the Legisla
ture concerned as vel
as OF the Congress-
Sec. 3, Art. ".