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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
CHURCH DEDICATION.
The New Methodist Church is Dedicated
Impressive Ceremony-Delightful Music

Last Sunday morniny the Methodist church
was filled 10 overflow ing. The congrega-
ton consisted of all denominations who had
thus come together TO worship and witness
the dedicatory exercises OF that church. This
handsome structure having been much en-
larged, thoroughly returnished, and beau
Titled within and without, stands as
monument To the zeal and fuelity Of the
Methodist Of this place, and IL Is with no
little pride that, Notwithstanding the IL
nancial strlngency, this work has been done.
and well done Abbeville is u city OF hand
some churches, and christian people who re-
joice in each others welfare and prosperity.
This spirit OF brotherly love was again evil
denced In the gathering Of all denominations
last Sunday morning.
The sermon was preached by Bishop Dun
can and was entirely suitable 10 the occasion,
anu, an are all OF the Bishops sermons, able
an interesting in the extreme.
The music and singing especially, selected
for the day, was splendidly render ed, and We
are sure there has never been heard IN Able
Vile sweeter music and song In praise OF the
Giver OF all melody and sweetness
The splendid music was largely due to Mrs.
j. NJ. Wallace who presided at the organ, and
who plays with great sweetness and skill.
Miss Hesther VIII, kindly assisted the choir
and whose sweet voice added SO much 10
the song service, has the thanks OF the church
and people. She is most proficient AS Yo-
caliSt.
We give below the order of exercises. and
only regret that more complete aud concise
account of this memorable eveEt cannot be
written.
instrumental voluntary.
Anthem-"Oh! How lovely is Zion.'
Hymn No. l-"C"me thou Almighty King"
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Pritchard.
Solo-"Ave Maria"-MisS Hesther.
lst lesson from Gen. 2Sth chapter.
End lesson Paurs Epistle 10 the Hebrews
10Th chapter.
Hymn b9j.
Wecome-Dr. Ii. w. Bays.
Sermon-Bshop Duncan.
TeXt-23rd Numbers, 93rd verese.
Collection.
COrnet Solo,. A. Hill.
Quintette-"Oh God my heart Is fixed"
Dedcatory Services-Presentation OF church
by Board OF Trustees. Acceptance and con-
secration by Bishop.
Hymn G9G.
Prayer-Dr. ]. Lowrie Wilson.
DoXology-"Oiu Hundred"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
In EVIDENCE.
That AbbeyilIe Grows and Prosper

If YOU have any doubt Of the prosperity,
enterprise and business push OF the people oi
Abbeyile just look at the advertisements i,.
that appear In the county papers: NO Lo"n
in the State shows evidence OF haVIns 81
many hustlers In It. Our business men are
wide.awake. They do business according 10
business methods, and they know tnat INC
people look in the papers for inlorlnalion as
10 the business houses. While some papers
apologize for the appearance OF acvertise
ments. the readers Of the AbbeVflle papers a.
ways look to the papers as sort OF business
directory. They like to be invited TO places
of business where they know tney VIII pe
welcomed, and they have no doubt OF cor
dial reception by people who 20 10 tne eA-
nense OF advertising their weares anu lnVlt-
ing the people to inspect them:
We feel very proud OF Abbevllle. As Is
evidenced by the appearance oil our aaVeI-
Using columns, no city in the state eqnals
Abbeville. ,,o 1, tho ro-
And ali this push and enterprise ls the 2 re.
anil of individual vigor and energy. rms
newspaper has never appealed 10 Ine peoP.e @
for sympathy or financial support Simple pe,
c.nse A. is local business The men VINO
adyertise know the worth OF advertising, anu
the newspapers at Abbeville know the reESa tiJa
advantage In helping those VINO heip p,, 10. we
stand In with the people, anu III on Guin T,, ~, q
friendly to every business enterprsSe' nj Iv
people know that the papers larry an9 ,,a u,uay
present the claims OF the Town, ahu mne rnes
they a mans name In the paper " Soon,
and when they fail TO find It, that natne my ~,
be pass ont Of mind and bis place takeh Wy
one who knows the value OF printer INN
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
C.P. Hammond 4: Co. Locals.

Our line OF school shoes is now complete
and we have good boys shoe.
Leather collars at low figures at G. p. Ham,
mond Co.
Harness-Recollect we are now considering
headquarters in this line.
G. P. Hammond & Co. have full line of
mems heavy winter calf Shoes Balls and
congress.
When the bad rainy weather comes don't
forget TO come around and fix yourself In
good pair OF shoes At C. p. Hammond d Co.
Rubber shoes in all styles and toes, also
rubber boots at c. P. Hammond Co.
w. Joel Smith & SOns-FalI of 1898.
Cotton ia bringing good price and we are
ready 10 help on the good cause by selling
good goods and selling Them cheap.
Our samples Of tailor made suits and pants
are prettier and cheaper than ever; young
man wanting nice suit or pair OF trousers
should by all means give us look before
buying.
We have good lot OF men s. boys and chill
dren's suits and pants at knock out prices.
II you want an overcoat for Il very small
price call on us.
The "bull dog breeches still leads the
hounds. We have just received q big lot and
at lower prices than ever.
We are making specially of grain, clover
and grass seeds. Call on US for what you need
and if we haven't the kind you want can sup
ply you on short notice.
Crimson clover you should SOW by all
means to give you crop of good hay early in
the summer, and then turn under the stubble
for crop OF corn.
Red clover Is an old standard article and for
strong land and permanent pasture Is as
good as the best.
We have broken the prices on the cele'
brated means" shoes in order TO close out a
little lot we have on hand. Now Is the time
to get the best shoe on the market at an Oh
price, while shoes are higher than they have
been for several seasons.
Come and get pair Of those extra good
hand.sewed, broad sole shoes at price lower
than you ever heard OF.
tlren shoes. baby shoes, ali sorts of shoes. are
10 be found in our stock.
Dry goods, hats, clothing, shoes, groceries
&c.
"White Pearl" onion sets makes an excel.
lent early spring vegetable. Now Is the time
TO set them out.
Fine cream cheese and maccaroni.
Crackers, candles and canned goods Of all
kinds.
If In want OF anything either for the inner
=" '"''' ' ~ W. Joel Smith & Sons.
Oct. lst. 1885,
You will find knitting cotton at the Racket
Store. 3 balls for cents.
Bruce's restaurant mas frencn COOK. III
Try pair OF those Harris wire buckle sus
penders at the Racket Store for l0 CTS. Ihey
are solid goods-not pieced.
Get your hat from and have your dres
made by Mis-. Taggart.
Window shades at Haddons.
Curtain poles at Haddons.
Imported dress patterns, be autiful good!
No two alike at Haddons.
Jetand silk braids at Haddons.
Fresh oat meal at Livingston e. Perrlns
All kinds OF fresh meats at Livingston 4
Perrin's.
Cabbage and onions TO be had at Livingston
g. Perrin's.
Table linens, towels, crash and doylas al
Haddons.
Flannels and waterproof cloth at Haddon s
Capes aud Jackets at Haddon's.
French flannels at Haddon's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
Jurors Second Week.

f. w. Ashley, Due West.
ID. f. Newell, Long Cane.
Il. j. Britt, b rdeaux.
J. H Sutherland, Lowndesville.
G. D. Dansby, Cedar Springs.
w. K. Radclifi, Long Cane.
j. w. Morrah, alhoun Mills.
w. ID. Malone, SmIthville.
r. p. Pounds, White Hall.
]. w. Rowland. Dnnalds.
q. S. Cade, Bordeaux.
$. f. Epps. Lowndesville.
II. ). Morrow, :>mithville.
J. Hill Ramey, Cedar Springs.
Il. NJ. Dendy, Indian Hill.
Il. r. Drake, COX esbury
Allen McAdams, Due West.
Newton Cooley, Lowndesville.
Thos. A. Box, Bordeaux
ID. Z. Hannah, Long cane.
I. j Arnold. wood.
Andy LeR0y, Lowndesville.
Il. NJ. jay. Indian Hill.
Allen McCanty, Magnolia.
h. +. Singleton, DoDalds.
Mendosa Higgins, Cokesbury.
>. NJ. Milford,
X. RI. Taggart, Calhoun Mills.
w. p: Devlin, Cedar springs.
j. b. Dawson, lIOwndesville.
ID j.. Haddon, Diamond Hill.
g. n. NirkIes. Due West.
\. J. CIlnkscales, White Hall,
]. W. Collins. NiueIy-SlX.
Joe Thornton. Cedar Springs.
j, L, Russell, Indian Hill,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
LOSS BY FIRE.
New Houses Destroyed by the Ancen'
diary's Torch.

Last Sunday night between eleven ana
twelve O'Clock a fire was seen burning 10
nnrthernly direction from the city or Aooe-
vile but one was sbe 70 Locate It, cbS2cb SGae
certain Next morning IL wss ss,s@ent bee,
longing to F. ". Crowther. lie had 6ought
part Of the Gordon estate ba ana wepg eau had
moi been finished, but was far enough T,ec aa,
vapced in the work. 10 be 6SSuPiea,t H, t,roW. 1Se
ther moved O load OF his household goods
from Antrevile on Monday morning' g0ingg
to his new home not knowing that II nao
been destroyed Sunday night. me settie-
ment was about three miles from AOoesii,e eS ,h o
dwelling. but neignbors arrived In time TO
ave the barn or stable. is sala Ina. r,s"G DoH
proved 1nss 'oe of f1 ,ns wss
naServe 10 he hanged, and 1t is 10 be hoped
that evil doers in this i6s spd %ay yros.
nerens citizen, and will rise superior to mis-
fortune.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09

1t never fails what don't why Harr iso n &
Games Ruby Linimeni Try a. bottle only 25c.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09

Send to Geo. r. Strlckle Room No. 10 Nor
cross Building Atlanta Ga, for his prices on
He sells direct from the factory. Write hltn
for prices and when, you 90 to the Exposl-
tion call and see him IL will be TO your N
terestto see him andhis piano ana organs. u.
Ruby Liniment will cure lame back or a
pain In your side try IT, For sale only Dy
Harrison & Game.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
M Getting Of Synod.
A. r. PRESBYTERIAN,

Synod will meet In Due West October 9th.
We expect the largest meeting of synod that
has ever been held. AS pastor of the Due
West congregation want 70 extend cordial
welcome 10 all the delegates and friends. II
all who intend coming Will notify me IL will
be very great convenience to us. This Is a
reasonable request and compliance with 1t
will be greatly appreciated by our people;
We hope that this will be a most pleasant and
profitable meeting. May you bring bles
sing with you to our homes and to our
church. Fraternally, o. Y. Bonner.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
Restaurant.

T would announce to my frinds and custo'
l. mers that l have moved my RESTAU-
RANT 10 Cothran's Block, on Washinston
Street, where will I've glad to serve the pup
lie with as good meals as the provisions o!
the market will afford.
HARRIET f. ADAMS.
Oct l, 1895; 6ms.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09

Try Speeds Hair Renoyator your hair is
falling out
Don't place place your order for cotton gins
untiI YOU gel F. E. Watkins prices. He ls
the travelling salesmon for the Daniel fratt
Gin Co.. for this State. Address him at An
derson, S, c.,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
Thursday, Nov. z.

All persons holding clalrns OF any kind
against the County not pre-, ious:y presented
to the Board will file the same with the Clerk
on or before the FIRST DAY OF NOVEM-
BER. 40 that they may be eXami ned and Or
dered to be paid at the annual me.ting.
]. L. MCMILLAN,
Clerk Of Board.
Oct. 8. 1895, If
IL Iaila hnf IN, Enr riSI,I1 G
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
This VIII Make Your Mouth Water.

Mr.. J. C. Younger has ordered first class
sausage machinery. which he hopes TO have
in full operation by the first OF next mouth
He will do wholesale business, and our peo-
pie will find his market headquarters for
fresh sausage and good meats Of all kinds.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09

Prof. McGee and Col. Hook, of Clemson
College, spent last Sunday in the city. Prof
McGee has the agricultural department of
The college in charge. Col. Hook IL connected
with the experimental station. While here
the former gentleman was The guest Of Mr..
w. Z. DuPre, the latter Of Judge J. Fuller
Lyon.
Mr.. J. F.. Mcmillan left US Tuesday morning
for Atlanta, where he will enter the Atlanta
Dental College.
Mr.. Frank Lawson is now at work in the
railroad shops.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-12

DIR. Leclerc caught her hand and
pressed it to his lips.
The culprit will be discovered,
Maurice. Why rack yourself with sus-
picion which exists only i'll your own
mind? Some one broke in here last
night-at least the police think So"
"Of course. What would be more
natural than that l should break in? I,
who.knew the house; l, who knew what
no II else was aware of-that the
money was in the room up stairs
1T is very wicked of you, Maurice,
to torture ne.
Il am a brute. But, Ethel, my dar-
ling, you mast 70 think too badly OF
me now am not in my normal frame
of mind. This awful news has made me
nearly frantic. I cannot think of any
thing reasonably now. 1 admit that.
can only regard my miserable self as one
to whom the fates have been unkind."
"My poor Maurice
"Most unkind, dearest, except in one
way-that they have willed that you
should have the patience, my angel, tC
bear with me, that>you should not fling
me from you as l deserve to be flung"
"Manrice!'
For days and weeks I have been
foolishly weak, engrossed in one thought,
lost in Il dream-that you loved me
and that this was to be our wedding
day"
A vivid flush mounted to Ethel Rod
ney's tear stained cheeks. Then she
lifted her white hands and drew his
head toward her. Dearest she said,
lone part Of your dream is no dream.
I love you with all my heart"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-12
ITO BE CONTINUED.
. ARMENIAN REFORM.
Revolutionary Threats of the Mosleln
Classes May Force 1t.

Revolutionary Threats OF the Mosle,n
Classes May Force 1t.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The Constantinople
correspondent of The Standard says:
The situation is far from reassuring.
While the Armenians and some sections
of the Christian population show less
alarm the Moslem element is in a state
of ~effervesence which is causing the
greatest anxiety at the palace. Revolu-
tionary placards were posted at the
mosques, and in other public places,
clamoring for a constitution and for a
meeting of national assemblies. Though
great evaporation is felt by the Moslem
classes against the Armenian the young
Turkish party is adroitly protiting by
the general confusion to excite animus
against the sultan, who it declares to be
primarily responsible for the present
state of affairs. The principal fear at
the palace arises, not from the Armeni-
ans. but from the revolutionary spirit
displayed by the Moslems. This fear
will almost certainly bring about
Armenian reform, which there is every
reason TO hope will be embodied as pub
Eshed before the end of the week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-12

d. Smith and E. M. Thomas, alderman,
guilty of receiving money for salary ana
for odd jobs done for the city Of Huron,
and fine each 800 CT so days in Jail.
Some time ago Judge Campbell! issued
an injunction against f. &. Patterson,
city treasurer, paying out any money.
Last week Treasurer Patterson resigned.
Colonel Myers was elected in Patter-
sons stead and the same afternoon paid
out on account of outstanding warrants
nearly 81, 600. The above named Off
GERS were arrested, charged with con-
spiracy, but that charge failed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-12
~BozEMAN TUNNEL A WRECK:
Its Fire Cannot he ExtinEuished an
Will He Hurried With OIL.

Its Fire Cannot he E~xtinEuished and
Will he Hurried With OIL.
HELENA, Mon, Oct. 12.-The Boze-
man tunnel, afire for weeks, and the
longest on the Northern Pacific road,
will be a total wreck. The bore was
sealed up several weeks ago, with the
hope Of smothering the fire. When the
tunnel was put through a large cave-in
occurred, making great open spaces
above the timbers enclosing the track.
These spaces were filed with thousands
of cords Of wood, to prevent further
cavings, and it is this that is burning.
1t burns slowly, and the flames are to
be fed with oil, that the fire will burn
out more rapidly. The roof will be a
total wreck for the entire length, and it
Will be months before it can be used.
The fire has been burning over a month
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-12
FINED CITY

Huron City Attorney and Alderman
Assessed 800.
HURON, S. D., Oct. l2.-Judgc Camp
bell Of the Fifth judicial circuit at
Huron, he'd A. w. Wilmarth, city
ATTORNEY. ! NJ. Jor~'@. Orr" Cr~yas,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-12
AS IVES VIEWS IT.
five Square Receivers Better Than Ono
Dad Set.

New YORK, Oct. 12.-President Bray
ton Ives of the Northern Pacific said:
II do not regard with much alarm the
appointment of five receivers. Five re-
c~eivers, all vigilant and criticising each
other, is better than that the road should
be as it was in the hands Of one set of
receivers, intent only on doing what
would serve their own interests. Should
there be among the new receivers any
one who would impede the develop
ment of the roads business, he would
meet with severe criticism. 1t is my
firm purpose to conduct the active man
agement Of the road when it devolves
on me in a business way and on a sound
businesslike basis. This will benefit the
country it %traverses, and after paying
interest on the bonded debt will leave
something to divide among the stock
holders"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-12

I cannot wipe out without money
curse it-without money! Do you not
see what u strong case there will be
against me?'
But, Maurice, you must not talk SO
very wildly. You forget that no one
has accused you of any connection with
the theft here. Whoever was wicked
enough to steal the money was probably
wicked enough to commit the blacker
deed-the deed l shudder to think of. "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24
BUYING LIFE INSURANCE.

The Equitable Life Insurance Society Would
Appear 10 Believe 1t Pays TO submit Facts
and Figures Through the Medium Of
Newspaper Advertising for the Decision
OF the Pub 10.
The recent liberal use Of newspaper
advertising space by this leader of the
great life insurance companies of the
world is worthy Of note. Putting forth
the advantages their company have to
offer the public in the way of safe in
surance as a profitable investment, they
thus appeal 70 the business acumen of
men of affairs TO decide the question of
where can best be bought insurance
which insures at least cost, or which
will be the best investment at the end
of a term of years. The advertising
thus done effectively supplements the
work of the experienced insurance So
solicitor A careful study Of the six
teen comparisons with ten other large
companies shown in the advertisement
Of the Equitable appeals to the best
judgment Of the man in need of in
surance, and proves 1t one of, if not the
safest ard strongest, companies in the
world. The Equitable Society has just
passed through a thorough and exhaus-
tive examination by the superintendent
of the insurance department of New
York, whose report Is full of the highest
praise for the financial condition of the
Equitable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24
FAIRAIONT.


FairmOnt, W. Va, November %
II. L. Sands, Of Wheeling, was here
yesterday.
NJ r. Wolf, of Wheeling, was
here on business several days this week.
Mr. Chas. Mackall prominent citizen
of Baltimore, was here several days this
week on business.
Rev. Henry G.. Moore will deliver a
free lecture at the Norman auditorium,
Wednesday evening. Subject: The
Enfranchisemnt of Women"
The new Yeager building is about
completed outwardly and is one of the
most handsome buildings in town.
r. NJ Browne, of Thos. Hughes 6, Co..
Wheeling, was here on business this
week.
Circuit Court convenes here Tuesday
and a number Of invitations have been
received by the boys to appear before
the grand jury.
DR.. Owings and wife, Of EllicOtt City
Nd, are here this week the guest of heI
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Watson.
Mrs c. H. Chenewith Is suffering with
an attack of typhoid fever, but is not
dangerously i'll.
Miss Haussr, Of Cadiz, o., assisted by
Miss Doggett of this place will give q
piano and organ recital at the Presby.
terrain church next Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Mayors left this week on Z
visit to her daughter at Chicago.
Martin and Gremers merry maker!
will be the attraction at the Opera
House here Thanksgiving. The com.
pany is composed Of good people anC
Will have a crowded house.
Messrs. Harry Smith and Jas. McCoy
are able to be out, after serious attack
Of the fever.
Union Thanksgiving services by tn,
churches here Will be held at the Ban
fist Church, Thursday, at 10 a. m. Rev
Barr. Of the Presbyterian Church. vii
preach the sermon.
Hon. G. W Atkinson, Henry Seamon
Jacob Morris, Charles Loeffier and 9th
ers Of Wheeling, were here this weel
en- route TO MorgantOwn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

The celebrated Banner, Cobra and
Victoria Brands Of pure Ceylon Teas,
same as served at the Worlds Fair, 70
he had from all leading grOcsrs.
A teaspoonful Of this tea makes
cups in minutes
. cups in minutes
l cup in ! minute
As all these teas are put up in air
eight tin cans, it preserves the strength
and fine flavor of this superior world
renowned tea, 50 that the consume. Is
Dro-ected from adulteration by the i'm
norers. who import direct from the best
Tea Gardens of Ceylon. Owing 10 the
popularity Of Ceylon Teas at the Worlds
Fair. many mixed Teas are sold for
Cevlon Tea We direct the attention
Of tha consumer who wants the purest
The best CeylOn Tea. 90 call for the
Banner. Cobra, or Victoria Brand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24
MUNYON
Druggists Converted and Doctors Con-
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Strong Testimony In Favor Of His In
proved Homeopathic Home
Remedies
INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF
If You Are Sick Ask Your Druggist
for Munyon's Guide to Health.
Buy a Is Cent Munyon Rene
edy and Cure Yourself

DR.. James NJ. Munyon-Dear Sir:
For several years past l have been al
flicted with rheumatism in the mus
cles of the arms and legs to such an
extent that at times l was unable 10
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ing prompted me to attempt the era
dication of the disease from my sys-
TEN. Being a pharmacist, l had re-
course TO many of the most popular
remedies prescribed by physicians and
recognized as standard among medical
men, but the result was entirely unsat-
isfactory. About two weeks ago my
attention was called to Munyon's and l
decided to test their eficiancy. Before
l had consumed one bottle l realized
that the lingering pains had left my
arms and scattered themselves through
out my system, so that they became
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treatment and am satisfied that rheu-
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my ills. The sale of your remedy Is al
so an evidence of what it is accom-
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keep in stock a full line Of Munyon's
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