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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

years. and It is understood that they are
the largest ever given by any power az
one time. AS Japan Is certain to spend
on shipbuilding large portion A. OF -, the ne
of England, the English firms expect
lgll tide Of prosperity barring rhnr sIsnnte sis,xss
is a proposed coalition OF the Tyne snip
builders with those Of the Clyde and bel.
fast. The dispute does not promise an
early settlement.
Although the expedition ,ha, nIs, IS to ory' 60
Sodv the forces have been Increased .
1t has now been decide, to weat send in51a eaSh,
Regiment. and ], 800 Houssas The Nri'
tsh battalion is drawn >, from n,mer NJ r',,i Of
regiments. The special weakness OF .he
army was shown by the difiicuity IN nnu,
ing men who were fit for the service
one infartry regiment could show no NJ,
full-grown men. the RANKS peing '., ni..,
with young and weedy soldiers SEVERN
regiments did not have suihcient nun ~
ber of full-grown men TO supply inc "e-
rnaul.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
rSTRUCTTNG ms C.frrtTNs.
Tao Members al the Police Force shall
Jse Their Discretion In Making Reports


The three police captains OF this city
sluytartd at the oince OF the CnIef OF
DllCc yesterday morning al iie lhFlldliol
Of MAJOR Howard, and remained closeteo
with him FOR about al hour. Later IN the
day. when Major Howard was asked n
he hal not given the police captains some
special Instructions IN regard 10 tNe Stllcl
observance OF the sunday law, ne said ne
had called that spcaal meeting 70 loi-
mally notify the captains that the reSu-
latlOn directing the police 10 report a.!
persons seen going in ana our OF bar
rooms or entrances leddlns 10 pace
where ligtor IS sold on Sunday. was still
in existence lie also instructed rncm
that The special men who are vested
with authority 10 enter saloons should act
at their own discretion in making the
Major Howard said he did this because
until Yesterday the police were never
advised fully what the regulation was.
N.neu he was sergeant IN the First dis
trict The orders that came to him did
MOI require him TO report persons FOR
.,olne i'm and out OF saloons on the Sab
hath, and until he heard the regulation
road Yesterday he did not know Of It's
existence Since he has discovered IL he
proposes to act upon II. and 80 informed
me three captains. The Chief assured
the Police Commissioners last night that
he intended 10 carry out the liquor law
10 the best of his ability.
In regard TO the law against faro banks
poker rooms. policy shops, and other gam
blng-nouseS. tnc Chlcf SAID tnat ne had
directed his captains at every regular
weekly conference sin cehe became the
head Of the police force 10 have a special
lookout for those places:
ut is my rule" said Major Howard
never 10 take notice OF anonymous com
munications containing alleged inf0rma-
ton sent 10 this Office. but | make an ex-
ception where notice is given In reference
10 gambling houses. Anonymous reports
OF that character | always have thorough
lv investigated We have located and
closed up five places on information which
came through that channel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. o.
Josepn and Robert Hubbard. brothers.
were convicted in the Circuit Court to-
iav OF killiug VIM. Zines. n young ENG
ushmau. Joseph Hubbard was found
guilty Of murder IN the first degree, and
Robert OF mansl0uchter.
Lines was Killed last Christmas. The
evidence showed that he insulted the Hub
bard boys and was beating them with a
very heavy stick when Joseph shot
aftor the Killing the Hubbard boys fed
20 th.l~ fafhrr's home ln North Carolina.
where they remained some months, and
then voluntarily returned. and We're re-
leased on "a small bond.
The verdict is "a great surprise. as II Is
the general opinion that the evidence JUS
tilted an acquittal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 23.-Spscial. .-
Judge Prentis. of the city Circuit Court.
to-day granted the following carriers:
The 4. NJ. Ely Lumber Co, with capital
stock not less than .0J nor more than
SIS 900. and the privilege Of owning 1000
acres OF land. and the principal office az
Oakwood Park. Norfolk county. A. NJ.
Elv is president: John McCracken. vice
president: Galen 81. Coon. treasurer. and
NJ. l.. Watkins secretary.
The Albemarle and Chesapeake Tow
ing Co. with a minimum capital of 500
and maximum OF $4,000. oscar r.
Smith is president John r. Gibbs, socre-
tarv and treasurer; Franklin Weld. OF
Falmouth. Mass, is n director.
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head in fhr MoodS

STANTON. VA. Nov. Especial. -
Samuel Ralstou, an old white man. live
INK near Monterey. Highland county, Va,
was found dead in the woods yesterday
lie wandered from home several days
ago and died Of exposure.
II vs. not thought that Air. Hincr. OF
Augusta county, who has already been
reported as having been hit on the head
with an axe. can recover. lie is con-
sclous. but extremely weak.
TWenty-slX cases Of the Southern Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company 10 recover
for losses prior 10 1874. when the company
stCrped business have been decided i'm tho
Circuit Court against the company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. Nov z5.-forecas. ioi
Sunday. . tooaI shov-
e,s in extreme northern portions, SOUTH
westerly winds; cooler in northern Dor
''Jn a. ~ North and south Carolina-Fair
weather: east TO south winds.
The barometer has fallen rapidly on tne
Atlantic coast and slowly from Minnesota
Westward 10 Montana. IL has risen IN
the central and Mississippi valleys, End
10 The north OF Dakota IL continues hisn-
20, in the Rocky Mountain region. and u
is lower In the Lower 81. Lawrence val
IL Is warmer In the districts on the
Atlantic coast and at northern ROCKY
In is decnedly colder In the Central
Nlssissippi Valley and the southwest
Fair weather continues IN me south
Atlantic states. and In the Nortnwest, T.
Indicated for the States Of the Lower
Mississippi Valley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
YOUNG SCHOEN INJURED.
while Hunting He is slightly Wounded in
the Right Arm.

Ernest Schoen. the fourteen-year-old
son Of Mr.. George Schoen, met with what
came near proving to be serious acct
dent about / O'Clock yesterday afternoon
while hunting on the farm OF Mr.. X -.
Chaffin. below Richmond. lie. in company
with Judge Lacy's- sons, went down 10
Mr. Chafiin's farm for p day outing
In some manner. while sliding down n
hill, young Schocn's gun went OF, ana n
portion OF the load took effect in his right
arm and left leg. The wounds inflicted
We're very slight.
Mr.. Schoen was brought TO the city
last night by his father. and when he
arrived here was resting quietly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
nr. " L Hammer Transferred.

BALTIMORE. ND, Nov. 23.-Dr. ".
+. Hammer. pastor OF 81. Paul's Meth
odist church, South. has been notified by
Bishop r. X Hargrove that he has been
transferred TO the Memphis Conference.
and stationed at Central church, the Lead
ing church at Memphis. Tenn.
DR.. Hammer will be succeeded at st.
Pauls church by Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Whal-
ing of Waco Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
Mcbride ". GoInpers.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Nov. 23.-lohn
Mcbride president OF the American Fed
ersiiion Of Labor. has authorized the an
nouncement that he is a candidate for re-
electlon. II Is understood az headQuart-
ers that samuel GonB,ers. ex-prcsident OF
the federation. Is u candidate against Mr..
McBriae. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
SONS or OLD Eli VICrORS.
For tho Fifteenth Time The Princeton
Tigers GO Dayn Before Yale.
GEIILEILILY CONDUIT or PLAYERS
A Notable Feature OF the Game Yale Bets
Were All Promptly Covcred-Twenty
to Ten the score University Of
Pennsylvania Boats Harvard.

NEW yORK Nov 4-yaIe defeated
Princeton To-day for the fifteelth time
during the two decades OF foot ball his
tory between the two universities When
time was called nj The end OF two thirty
'lve-minutes halves the liz score-board
en- the north side VI Nanhattan-field la.
no,n,s m her onno,e"s,s n.y. ,an "o'' W
SIt as 60 ~ IT, -, ss' .',,atches aver
,i.xsS % h,w o,. w,on -, "'o ,,., ,,sais and nntsi
r,h'' ran hay b.a, ,n MAJ CO., son,s tims
if wns n Question 81 syeat uncertainty
wbich tea would come or victorious.
pnt IL soon srcs,ne evident Thai Tyiuce-
IONS much yaunted defence was not
standin, The hatterina the Yale backs
We're yiv,ns n
~, ssha S,har hand hor h.cLs nroved
so,,arhst h"tt.r Ihan had been expect-
sd esnecially in The matter OF kicking
wien neither side could be said TO have
much the advantage.
me game. however. cannot be consid-
o-sd I, tict,ng game In comparlson with
nrevious games of the year. puuting be-
ing chiefly resorted TO when the bal! was
''' TIE Sov 81 tha 9fw.nticth annual foot
,aii ie aas ~ be,xesn ux9 ,hs cof-eses dawned
clear and bright. Notwithstanding the
Plsu'Yuvm a 1,'1ar vi au,d .m bave ,rns Princeton
wea,hes vnS ~ b"lsser nm thc,r Efforts.
"S coon WIS .ruE.R
'ooD RAJ
Scarcely cloud obscrred ne SKY our
game drew near a thin haze drifted over
the battle ground so that neither side had
the disadvantage OF facing the sun.
Dame Nature also fayored ,ne va
riors in the matter II wind, there being
scrrcely enough breeze 20 have any et-
feet on the ball ,
The excitement over the cohtsrt co''- ''i
menced early ON Friday nlsnt. ne III ,n
legc contingents began to arrive early:
anu all gay iong sno s, ,ar "r,o nn proadway sro
~itnont running across a crowd OF foot
b,lI anthusiasts eagerly discussing the
Chances for the two great teams
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1895

fathers death. arrived in the city yester-
day evening in answer 10 a tel gram All
nouncing to her the sad news.
The pall-bearers at the funeral VIII be
Messrs T. - Van Buren,. a. Il. Sheg-
herd, G. y. Svdnor. Jr.. J. \. Curtis, -
Y. Vaughan. ". II. Sands, j. L. 1oduih'
and Peyton Il. Darlington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
southern Republicans to Meet.

WASHlNGrON, Nov. Representa-
tive Mccall. Of Tennessee. arrived in the
city this morning. and states that q eau
Gus of southern Republican roDresenta-
lives will probably be held Wednesday
evening next 10 consider matters I'm con-
nection with the organization OF the
House. All southern Republicans will be
yeNed to participate in Wednesdays eau
ems
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
an FoR rnH UNITrRSIrr.
Alumni Meet and Organize for WORK i'm
EnIIimnre.

RAITIMCRE. Nov. % A meeting OF
the alumni of the University OF Virginia
Was held m the Hotel Beuncrt for the
nuruose of collecting funds go aid i'm the
restoration Of the University buildings re-
Gently destroyed hy nre. An organization
was cno-tcd. with colonel Charles Mar
snail chairman and Rev. Edward y. lnele
secretary A committee was appointed TO
visit former students and friends Of the
University, residents Of Maryland, 10 so
licit contributions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
Secret Consistory Po,tnoueI

ROME. Nov. z.-The Pope IS suffering
from an attack Of catarrh
The holding of the secret consistory,
which was fixed for November 18th. has
been postponed until November 9th.
The next public consistory will be held
on December "a. instead of November 18th.
the date originally fixed.
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rh. cii,,.n. Indd sult Said 10 he setllcd.

II Is understood that Mr.. and Mrs.
THOMAS j. Todd have decided not 10 ap-
peal from the Judgment Of the Law aid
EalIity Court IN the suit Of Miss Gibson
against them. The verdict rendered In
favor Of Miss Gibson was for $AA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

The funeral Of Mr. John y. Parker.
whose sudden death Thursday night was
reported In The Times, will take place
from the Grace-Strcct Baptist church this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Sallie Parker who was In Annis-
ton. Al. ON a visit al the time OF her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
No Game az Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Nov. 23.-The foot
nall game scheduled to-day between the
cadets and the University OF Virginia was
cancelled on acrount OF a misundsrstand-
ing of the rules
DETROIT. MICH. Nov. e3.-Michisan.
20: Minnesota, D.
EAsToN. PA, Nov. 23.-Lsfsyette. ~
I,ehigh, s.
WEST POINT, N. T.. Nov 23.-cadets.
%: Brown University. o.
ALBANY, n. y. Nov. -j.-tnion Col.
lege. q: Wesleyan. o.
CHAMPAGNE. ILL. Nov. 3.--univer-
sity of Illinois. 3S; Northwestern Univer-
sity. Z
AUSTIN. TEX. Nov. 23.--Texas univer-
sity. l6 Tulane. o.
Al the University.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, Nov q.
Special. The game between the Law and
Medical teams here this evening resulted
in a victory for the Law team after =
close and exciting contest. The Medical
team scored In the last two minutes %
the game by a pretty run or sixty yards
by Lyman. The resulting score was ten
70 six.
St. Alhans Against Abingdon.
MAX MEADOWS. Nov. %. Special
In q game % football here to-day betweo0
ST. Aibans and the AbinSs:or toam, -
Albans won BY the score OF sisty-tonr -
nothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
University Alumni TO Meet.

The Richmond Chapter OF the UnI-
vesity OF Virginia Alumni will hold a
meeting Tuesday afternoon M 1880 o'clock
AZ the Chamber of Commerce. The tpe-
cisI object OF the meeting is 10 recom-
mend 10 the Governor that Colonel Cor
don NcCsbe be reappointed on the Board
a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

The game OF baseball at the West.
End Park yesterday afternoon between
Richmond College ard picked hine fos
sized crowd The spiders" won easily,
The game vas farce upon The nationog
pastime. t..-, -
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Following was the range Of the ther-
mometer at The Times ONCE yesterday:
d a H.. 81: II NJ, H,; 3 +. M.. 81, u
r. NJ "a, +. ~. 90, midnight. 81.
Average. %. .-.------.---.--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

portancc and would have alleViated
great deal Of trouble and annoyance WIN
,,,tch ,bo T.unenburg Court IS troubled"
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Terrems. ............f .fuII back, ...'.f. BtIru
Tnnnh h.downs.Thorne 2. Bass, I; Jer-
rems. /: Thompson, 1; Baird. !. Goals
from ch-downs-Thorne. 2; Suffer-. l..
Time-Two thirty-fiye-minute halves L me-
nirc paul Dashiel. OF Lehigh. Referee.
Wc('rung Of Yale. I.inesmen-coyne, or
Amherst and GARFIELD. OF Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

that Certain Mcclure VIII come 10 Eng
Land as tho agent Of tho Chinese Govern
mont and with authority 10 enter into
rcnsrscts for the construction OF iron
clads. gun boats, and torpedo boats. IS
Tne orders. 1t Is said. VIII extend over
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-08

Great bargains in ready made clothing are
now offered by l.. w. White. II you want a
SUIT you can buy a nice one for very little
money. Call and sec for yourself.
IF you want Tie best buggy umbrella in the
country you can find 1t at the store OF l.. w.
White.
Buy your straw hat for the summer from l.
w. White. He will show you something new
nice and nobDy.
Don't forget that l.. w. White always has
on hand beautiful stock OF mattings and
rugs.
Just received at Whites an elegant assort.
ment of parasols and sun umbrellas.
Remember To 60 to the grocery store of J..
W. White when you need sugar, coffee and
tea. You can there find
Coffee pounds for a dollar.
Coffee 5 pounds for a dollar
Coffee l-2 pounds for dollar
Coffee pounds tor dollar.
Also Java and Mocha coffee.
| Try pound Of that extra fine mixed tea al
G0cts. II Is something very good.
H. d. Reese will fix your watch and clock
aud engrave your name in your ring.
Gel Fl, D. Reese to engrave your name Oh
! yonr cane and umbrella.
Don't have your work scratched up, but sc
Reese to do your engraving.
No fancy prices for specticles a. II. d. Reese
Young man get an one of Iteeses hold-fas1
engagement rings and your future Is certain
Do you need spcclaces then 60 to H. ID
Reese.
/ IL. ID. Reese can engrave on anything.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-08
Racket Store Locals.

The Racket Store has u large lot OF those
large towels, 42XlS inches, only Zoe.
You can get no better bargains anywhere In
hosiery than at the Racket Store. BE sure TO
see those black hose at &c per pair.
The best sox made for lOc, or three for 25c.
Those l0c sox at Racket Store will last you
longer than any high priced sox you can buy
You never bought first class table OF: cloth
for l8c per yard, but you can get II by going to
the Rack ct Store.
You can find any color OF table oil cloth al
the Racket Store for only lSc per pair.
That spool cotton has come. 30 dozen
spools at Racket StuIe al ;'5c per dozen.
Go to Racket Store and get dozen spools o.
that cotton thread. SIC dozen.
At the Racket Store you will find the great.
est variety OF toilet soap In AbbeviIe, and al
half the price you pay anywhere else.
Go TO the Racket Store and see that soap
and be convinced that II Is the place TO buy
your toilet az well as your laundry soap.
Stop by the Racket Store and See those dol.
lies AT 3jc per dozen.
II you want any dnilies you can save from
&c TO 40c on the dozen, by buying from the
Racket Store.
paper Of good pins at Racket Store for lc
Envelopes. the very best, for &c a package.
The Racket Store can furnish you with q
good corset for 2Oc, which Is l5c or 20c lower
than any other house sells IL for.
Suspenders from SC a pair up TO Bic. The
very best snspenders for BIC.
Tablets, paper. ink, pens, states, slate pen
ellis. pencils 1T Racket Store, lower than any
where else
The Racket Store has every single thing
they advertise this week.
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, WHITE HALL NEWS.
Planting Cotton and Putting In Gu.
nnO-Fine Wheat-Chiidren'sD Day
Picnics-visitOrR.

|
White Hall, s. c., April "a, 1894.
The farmers Of this section are busy, some
have finished planting cotton while others
are putting III guano. There Is no money lot
price Of cotton. The farmers should plant
more grain and try to make living at home.
| Mr.. T. T. Cromer one Of the best farmers In
this neighborhood has the finest field OF wheat
Cnildren's day takes place At Rehoboth 18th
Of May. The public are cordially invited.
Please bring well filled BASKETS A pleasant
Miss Georgia and Master Willie Cromer
were the guests of the Misses Pinsons last
Sabbath.
Mrs. Jones who has been very Ill is now
cunvaleScent
Mrs. T. T. Cromer has the finest garden In
| the community. She has been eating radishes
and salads two weeks. .
| Mr.. Bonner Purdy is keeping bachelors hall
this year but, II madam rumor is correct he
will soon have a housekeeper.
| The circus at Greenwood was first class In
every respect the writer Of the Items had the
pleasure OF attending. The small boys SEEM
ed to enjoy 1t imm ensely.
Mrs. +. Lipscomb and her two interesting
little children, of Columbia, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Tom Hearse.
| Miss Della Smith a beautiful young lady
| and Mr.. handsome young man,
Of Florida, are TO be united In matrimony
tomorrow. We wish them long and happy
| life.
Mr.. Lard Wilkerson has purchased a beau
tiful fine horse which he says he will make
| good use Of il carrying his girl to ride.
Mr.. Jim Dutfie calls on his girl real often,
| Miss M-.
Miss Vannie and Mr.. George Foster, spent
la pleasant afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. AMI
net Pnson last Sabbath.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan gave pleasant visit
| to Mr. nd Mrs. Howard few days ago.
Miss Beauford Still an amible young lady
| is visiting relatives in Edgefield.
| Mr.. John Wiikerson has the finest pig TO its
age we've seen III some time, IL ia six months
old and weighs two hundreds pounds.
| There was quite crowd at the Mt Moriah
church last Sabbath which we hope 1t will
continue as the weather Is getting TO ride in.
| Miss Minnie Wilson spent pleasant visit
with her teacher Miss Lizzie McClinton last
Saturday near Verdery.
! What are we going TO do about picnics, II
we have any don't think we can have many
chickens, as IL seems as II all OF them Will die
| In this neighborhood. Sweet One.
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L.. w. Whites Locals.

l.. w. White IS receiving new goods all the
time. Don't taA to call on him, IL you have
anything 10 buy.
/ have this day reduced the price OF many
silks and silk-moires. The former price Of
these goods was Is cents yard. They will be
offered for the next ten days at 50 cents per
yard. This Is surely an opportunity TO secure
bargains. Don't negle lecl IL. l.. w. White.
T.. w. White is still having II big trade in
wash dress goods He will have TO arrive this
week new supplies OF crepons and ducks.
Call and see them.
have just received ]. 200 yards of that yard
wide sea island brown hOmespun, which !
sell at cents. This is good value for the
money. l.. w. White.
offer some special bargains in towels. Call
and see them. l.. W. White.
4 great many brands Of cotton goods have
already advanced, and others will be advanc-
ed very soon. have a good supply on hand
now of all kinds Of cotton goods, and will
KEEP them at the old price rs long as can.
buy while you are sure of getting the lowest
prices. l.. w. White.
Housekeepers would do we'll 10 examine
that greyStoue enHmel,d ware ut l.. w.
Whites. II Is very pretty. useful and cheap.
You can find cotfec-pOs, tea-pots, sauce pans
preserving kettles, baking pans, pie plates.
dippers.
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AbbeviIIe Supply Co.'s Locals.

Received this week. bale yard wide Sea
Island homespuns. \ splendid value ut DC
per yard.
Also this week. ! case of calico in blue and
gray, case shirting prints, all beautiful
lies, and cheap at &c.
See our sc outing. Sure bargain.
Percales reduced this week. See them be-
fore they are closed out.
Cottonades Splendid value at 1Oc, good for
l5c, heavy 2)c per yard.
A shipment of crepons in styles s waists
just In anu going.
Beautiful lot Of SC muslins and cha. Ses etc
Checked and white homespuns, drills
bleached homespuns, all cheap.
Towels and counlerpanes.
Stoves and tinware at cost. To close out the
last of our stoves we will let them 90 at cost
as we do not expect to handle.
Try us when wanting groceries. Lot bran
just received.
Cottolene. All size packages, or sold in
bulk.
Morrison's hams. Come In for "the best "
Ice Just In. Also best leaf
"Rolled King" Try one barrel of this
splendid -four. Every barrel guaranteed.
Canned goods OF all kinds.
Gold Dust washing powder. Better than
Pearline.
In today. A fresh lot country ground meal
We ask chance to show our goods and give
prices, and guarantee everything 10 come up
10 what We represent. ~ Y
ABBEVILLE SUPPLY co.
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Learn to Sing.

Singing is one of the most delightful
of exercises, and adds much to the
joys of home. There are now many
hymns and tunes suited to children's
use. You can easily learn some of
them, and may give and receive pleas
ure in this way.
There is story of q young man in q
hospital who sang some Of the sweet
songs of Zion. In q room near him
lay patient who was sad and lonely,
but by his sweet singing she was made
able to endure her pains with cheerful
ness, and sent word to him that he
had sung her back to life. Will you
not learn to sing? You, too, may
cheer some sad heart in this way.
We are told that Jesus and His discf.
Piles sang hymn on the night when
He was betrayed. Singing is also
mentioned in the Bible as one of the
employments Of heaven.-The Morn
ing Light.