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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-07
DIMENSIONS OF THE YACHTS.
The Vaikyrie VIII Allow tho Defender
Less Than Half Minute.

New York. Sept e.--The report OF the
measurer's work on the yachts was n
great surprise. No good judgment thought
the English yacht would give over a min
ute and a half in a thirty~mile course 20
the Defender. yet many capable critics
said the challenger would give a minute.
but that she should yield less than half a
minute was astonishing 10 all the smart
people. However. here are the exact fig
ures. In feet, and they speak for them
selves:
Defender. Valkyrie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-07
See the alligator. Smoke IA Florida"

Come down ana enjoy the hand concert
tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-07
..pet Cirnreffes :,

The old favorites can now be found in
every cigar store.
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The Victoria at Yokohama
Y0k0Hsu.> Set e--ArTiye d-S go $50
Taeoma.
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wM. HENRY HURLBURT DEAD.
4 Brilliant Man Ruined by Entangle-
mens in q scandal.

Cadeaa5b.a. Italy. Sept. 5.-Willian
Henry Hurgburt. formerly editor-in-eh.ef
OF the New York World, IS dead
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William A. sackett Dead.

Saratoga, Sept 6. - Ex-Congressman
William y. Sackett dropped dead this
noon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-07
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

e 20 anieator snoke = Florlda. >,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-06

Our distrust of another justifies bis
deceit.
Hypocrisy is the homage vice pays
virtue.
We forget the sunlight when we
notice the shadow.
The powers of the soul grow in pro-
portion to their use.
A clean life, like clean water, is
bound to cast reflections,
1t is the prayer of the lowliest heart
that mounts the highest.
1t is very easy thing for man to
he wise for other people.
Kindness is the golden chain by
which society is bound together.
To brood over the past is to misspend
the present, and to jeopardise the
future.
If we had no fau Its we should not
take so much pleasure in noting those
of others.
Great occasions of serving God pre-
sent themselves seldom, but little ones
frequently.
One may live as conqueror, Q king,
or magistrate ; but he must die as
man.
The saved must become savers, If
they would enjoy their own saliva
ton.
Someone says that liquor strength
ems the voice. This Is mistake 1t
only makes the breath strong.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-06
GENERAL HEMPHILL.
His Speech Was One Of the Gems OF
the Woman Suffrage Meeting.


A treat was given TO the large audience 10
HemphllI, OF South Carolina, who mas been
tor several years an ardent friend OF the SUI.
frage movement IN the Palmetto State, II
Was one OF the gems OF the occasion and WAS
profoundly appreciated by the convention.
General HemphilI reached the platform du-
ring the uenyery oI Miss Blackweli's address.
Iu presenting him TO The audience Misc
Anthony introduced him as a distinguished
son OF South Carolina who was not ashamed
for his daughters ~ hear hIm deliver polil-
Ical speech.
General Hemphll WAS warmly greeted.
"Tne appearance, said he, "of CITIZEN OIL
SouLn Carolina, VINO has always followed The
political precepts of Lne great Calhoun, on
the floors Of the woman's suffrage conVen.
tion, piaini y eviDces Lne fact that the world
ulUves, and that South Carolina Is moving
with IT," (AppIause) In a clear, musical anu
ringing voice, that nileu every niche and cor
ner VI the opera house, lGeneral Hemphlll
discussed the status ol The American woman,
and protested her riSut to vote on all ques-
tions that concerned ner welfare and thut Of
The government under which she lived. He
referred 10 The women OF South Carolina and
the contributions made by Them 10 the litera-
lure Of the South. Intellectually, they had
clearly SHOWN their rlgnt u the ballot, aud
proved Enthusiastically that, by exercising IL,
they would continue 70 advance the prosper
lLy Of the lautA-Ie was proud OF the fact
tnat u protest had been entered by the women
OF the country, and that The day was not far
of when the erection franchise wonld. be ex-
ercised by the mothers and daughters OF
South Carolina. Instead OF unsexing them,
Il would only make them better citizens; II
would carry Into the homes the science ol
government, aud would be the means OF
building up a citizenship that would make
this country grauder and more glorious.
(Applause.) General Hemphill stated that he
nad enjoyed the rare privilege OF presenting
u resolution in the senate OF South Carolina
for the amendment Of ner constitution TO pro-
SnffrdYe. amendment
was lost, but IL wasa failure prophetic Of
coming triumph. He closed with u brilliant
tribute TO American WOnIanhUod
81 think AZ this stage OF the proceedings"
said Miss Anthony, "after hearing this elo-
auent speech OF General Hemphill, that we
had better have Dixie from the band" ZAP
plause)
The od patriotic air was rendered by the
band amid wild tumult OF enthusiasm. II
seemed as II every heart IN the audience beat
In southern bosom.
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WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of II Week
ArOund the CITY,

Capt. w. F. Cothran and daughters NJ lss
Annie and Sarah, of Brady, and Mrs. Dr.
Hood, of Green nwood, were in the city last
Wedn esday, attending the marriage OF MT. u.
G. Cothran.
There was a large crowd In town Monday
but very little business was done by our mer'
chants, and taken as u whole Saleday was q
very quiet one.
Mr.. r. A. Spellman and family left for An
derson Monday, where they will make their
future home Mr. and Mrs. speliman nave
many friends here who regret their leaving,
and will always be glad 10 welcome them
back 10 our little city.
Mrs S. j. Link little Mary, and Miss Agnes
Quarles left for Rock Hill last wednesday.
Iney are visiting the family of Prof. j. w.
Two wrecks on the c., c. & n. In the last
ten days. No one hurt SO far.
Mrs +. =. Harrison and Miss Jennie Harri-
son were up from Bradley last Wednesday, at
tending the Cothran and Cothran marriage.
Died, last Saturday night at o'c!ock, after
u short, hut painful illness, Mr.. j: r. Dicker'
son. at his bone on Wardlaw Str eel. Mr..
Dickerson WAS q the shops OF the q {. d n.
at this place, and the father Of the former
train master, Mr.. S. &. Dickerson. The fun
eral services We're held Monday afternoon az
his home al o'clock. the remains OF the de-
ceased We're taken To Portsmouth, Va, for In
terment. To the bereaved family we entend
our sympathies.
only talk? We hope not us we need one
among the many needs OF the city.
Mr.. and Mr.. Il. q. Game will make their
home IN the future in The Gate City. MT.
Game has his "layover" in Atlanta.
Our merchants still continue TO cut their
clerical force. This, we suppose, is caused by
"ha-d- d-times, and is indeed hard on the boys
caught d good many dollars. Hard-times do
not seem 10 keep our people from attending
every show that comes along.
Gen. K. r. Hemphill and daughters, Miss
Mary, Miss Rachael and Mrs. DR.. &. A. Neui-
fer, took In The WoInan's Suffrage Conven-
ton last week. Gen. Hemphill addressed
that body, and he was highly complimented
oy the press OF the Gate city.
Mr.. Lewis Harrison, OF Rock Hill, spent
day or two In the city last week, the guest OIL
his brother DR.. +. f. Harrison.
Mr.. Wade Cothran, Of Greenwood, was
"best man" for his brother Mr.. j. Z. Cothran
at his wedding last Wednesday.
MIR. j. A. Bowie and family now live In the
Brooks house, having moved there last We'd
uesday.
parsonage,
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and best.
A car load pure fresh genuine New Orleans
molasses just received by Smith Sons, and
at prices very low for cash.
Go to Smith & Sons for corn and oats. A
good stock OF both On hand, and stock con-
stantly replenished.
A car OF fine white corn just in at Smith &
Soma.
We have small lot OF pure mountain buck.
wheat -four. Call and supply yourself before
II is all gone. Smith & Sons.
Big bargains in clothing. blan X cts, fiannels,
underwear and all woolen goods the rest OF
the season, at w. Joel Smith & Sons.
Smith & Sons Is the place to go for hats.
shoes. dry goods, groceries, and any and ev-
erything you want.
Our wagon sells kerosene for cash only. h.
w. Lawson & Co.
Lawaon's wagon delivers oil every day
Buy from the wagon.
m. Ferry e. Co.'S standard seed. Not the
cheapest, but the best. For sale by. G. w. Lo
max.
Fire proof oil guaranteed to be the best. 6
w. Lomax.
WANTEp-School and county claims. TAX
ferred. g. w. LomaX.
L. ". White has received another lot OF
those cents outings. They are very chear
and very desirable. Everybody ought 70 see
them.
The handsomest line Of shirting prints ever
offered, q bout seventy-five different styles, ell
fresh and new. Call at Whites and see them.
Great bargains in all wool black dress goods
are now being offered by l.. w. White.
Ladies' In need Of q black dress will do well TO
examine these goods
You can buy 54 bleached sheeting in short
lengths at Whites for cents yard. This is
great bargain.
L. w. White has just received twenty-five
and 100 pound sacks, which he IL offering at a
very low price.
l.. w. White sells very good rio coffee six
pounds TO It. dollar, and his chewing tobacco
at 25 cents pound cannot be matched any
where.
Have You seen Beruau's new line of sterling
silver? He has pieces that are not very oftep
brought here, such ak cream pitchers, sugar
bowls; bonbop trays, large soup bowls and
other handsome pieces In sterling. Call Oh
Go to Rykard's for spectacles.
One Car good red rust proof seed oats just
received by w. Joel Smith & Sons, call on
them and supply yourself.
Always buy your lamp chimneys at Racket
Store at and cents.
Bruce's harness is all hand made Try
them.
Bruce has a ine custom trade in shoes and
harness. Try him.
The next time you are In town call at Ry
kard's and get q fine pair of spectaces cheap
Look out far our oil wagon. OIL sold at the
same price az al store Tor cash.
II. w. lawson & Co.
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DR.. T. S. BLAKE, OF Ninaty-Six, was IT,
town last Monday night the guest Of hi,
friend Mr.. .ohu r. Blake. The Doctor Is one
of the most excellent men In Abbeville coun-
ty, and he and his family have ever been
friendly tn the Press and Banner. His father
subscribed 10 the Banner In 1871, when the pa
per was frst issued, and he has always been
subscriber, (except for q short time) AMI this
makes him q charter member among our
readers.
Our old army friend DR.. ]. d. Neal was In
town Sale Day. He Is one OF the public spiri
tel citizens who takes a leading part In what
ever Is for the public good or for the advance.
ment CT the Interest of the church.
General Hemphill. Miss Mary Hemphill.
Miss Rachel Hempbill, and Mrs. g. A. Neuf
fer went totAtlanta last week.
Hon. George E. Prince OF the Anderson Bar
Is in attendance upon our Court
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-06
a Card.

The business heretofore conducted unoer
the firm name of White Brothers will re con.
tinued at the same old stands under II sstyle
of l.. w. White.
Grateful for past favors I respectfully ask q
contin uance or support. My hest efforts will
be given my friends and the public generally,
and hope in the future, by the closest atten.
ton to business, to merit the patronage Of all.
Persons indebted to the late firm Of White
Brothers are urged TO make immediate pay
ment.
The undersigned is alone authorized 70
make settlements for the old tirm Of White
Brothers. u. W. Wnite'
Ian, Is, 1895.
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Mr.. Lawrence NJ. Fouche, recently OF Bal
timore but n native of Abbeville County has
received fine appointment namely: that OF
Clerk for Internal Revenue Collector s. A.
Townes, whose Office is In Columbia T6+
appointme is for two yenrs. and ms lrlenos
viii be glad TO hear that he has returned Z"
his native State. Mrs. Fouche. who IL now al
MIR. Bells store, whl rejoin her husband IT.
Columbia at the ex EXPIRATION OF the term oI hei
cont ract with Mr.. Bell.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-06
ROYALTY IN DISGUISE.
A Real Prince Said to Be In the Car.
OlinRS.

Under this beading a contemporary states
that "for months 1t has been known almost
rope Is now IN America in disguise and Is CAN
vassing for books that he may In this manner
learn more OF the real life of the American
people. Twice he has been identified In the
East and each time changed his disguise and
his field OF action, for TO be known would en-
tirely defeat the object OF his visit A report
er yesterday accidentally fell upon some data
which leads to the conclusion that this same
prince is now selling books In the Carolinas."
IL Is a wel-known fact that we sometimes
harbor angels unawares. This prince may be
with us now In the garb Of Il book canvasser,
selling the new upto-date Britannica for the
Columbia STATE-Who knows?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-06
Chance In the Drur Business.

DR.. NJ. F. Game Withdrew from the firm o.
Harrison Game. The firm Is one OF the
most popular In the country. Both memner'
OF the Arm are we'll and favorably known
and many warm friends will regret that DR.
Game will 60 away. But the customers o
the store will be faithfully served AS hereto
lore Mr.. Albert =. Beding, an experienced
and efficient druggist, will take Or. Games
place in the store. Mr.. Bedding Will be glad ia
see all friends of the old firm and VIII oe
pleased TO fill all prescriptions, and To seli any
and ali the goods in the store. Always polite
and attentive he will earn good place In the
hearts of the people.
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A Card.

Having sold my interest In the business
White Brothers 10 l.. w. White, take this
opportunity TO return my sincere THANKS 10
NV friends who have supported me In the
past, and To bespeak from them for tne sue
their liberal patronage. Geo. Whlte'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-06
Obituary.

The many friends of Mr.. Robert Hill Jones
vii; regret to hear of his death. which occur
red on Tuesday, Jan. 29th, in San Antonta
Texas. lis body will be brought home ioi
burial. The deceased was the only son oi
CanL s. Henry Jones, Of Atlanta, Ga.
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ROSS KNIGHT.
Where ~ He? Does Anybody Know
His Whereabouts?

w "SH 1E HHV DVC" FH"J UO"J HH"V"
His Whereabouts
Washington, D. C., Jan. 81, 1895.
Hugh Wilson, ESQ.,.
Dear Sir--You will confer q great favor on
the writer II you will he so kind as TO inform
me II there Is such a man In your vicinity as
Ross Knight, whose full name Is Hugh An
irew Ross Knight, gentleman who was a
friend OF mine just before the war, and by
profession doctor, or least at that time was
medical student in this city, but who left
for home upon the secession of South Caro-
lima. have been referred TO you by Hon. A.
c Latimer OF your State, and as am a stranr
ger To you, will thank you very much 70.
The information.
/ am very truly, &c,
l609-sth Street. r.. V. Noonan.
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Lost.

0NE small pocket case Surgical Instru; !;
~ ments in Flat Woods in neighborhood OF
Hopewell church or Thompson place. A
suitable reward will be paid for delivery at
this Office or to ]. Walter Sherard,
Feb. @, 1895. Il Lebanon, 3. c.
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The VIM. E. Bell Cash Co is selling goods for
less than cost in order to get rid OF his fall
goods as he is compelled to pay the cash for
the goods he buys.
Three or four setting hens wanted. Will
give liberal price for them.
w. E. Bell Cash Co.
Don't forget we will give a liberal price for
setting hens. w. E. Bell Cash Co.
The Racket Store is the place to buy your
matches-800 for Sc.
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Change or Services.

Reeinping next Sabbath the services in thu
A. II, p. church will be held at II a. M, and
10. IN. Sabbath school Immediately oefor.
The afternoon service. No service at night. u
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The next time you are In town call at Ry-
kard's and get tine pair OF spectacles cheap.
Bruce's shoe and harness business has i'm
proved 30 that be has had 70 rent larger quar-
ters.
Go TO Rykard's for spectacles.
C.P. Hammond & Co. are selling good br;-
die for Soc. 1t beats the country.
Harness going cheap at c. P. Hammond &
Co. than any place IN the up-country.
A few winter dress goods, selling at less
than cost. 70 make room for spring STOCK, ri
IIaddons.
When you want fruits and candles for the
holidays call on A. A. Hill d Sons.
The star that leads them all, the light run.
ming Domestic Sewing Machine, can be had
cheap at z. e. Bernaui the Jeweler. Also
needles and oil for all machines.
See what Mr.. Bernau has TO say about the
new watch Tor only $.75. The very watch
you want, II sou do not wish 10 invest much
money and need the time.
Try gold dust washing powder at Living
Z on q Perrin's
A. NJ Hill & Sons have just received over q
ton OF candy, which they offer cheaper than
ever.
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For Rent.

CHAPMAN HOUSE On Washington street,
u next above Oil Mill. Possession given
Immediately. Apply at on Mil. or 70
j. ALLEN SMITH.
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Births.

At Troy, January 95. 1895. to Mrs. j. NJ.
Spence, daughter.
At Troy, January 80, 1895. to Mrs. Joe Young,
q daughter.
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Apportionment Of the School Fund
for Abbeville County for 1916.

THE annexed apportion ment Of the School
l. Fund for the several school Dlatrlcts IN
Abbeyille county is based on the average al
tendance of pupils in said School Districts.
The different boards Of school trustees are
cautioned not TO overdraw on the amounts
designated for their respective School Dis
trIcfa.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TT,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
l. istIng between the undersigned as White
Brothers has been dissolved this day by mu-
tual consent. y. WndIIE'
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Land for Sale or to Rent.

T OFFER FOR SALE. MY DOUGLASS
tract OF land, containing EIGHT HUN
DRED and FORTY ACRES, more or less.
In case Of failure to sell will rent TO good
tenants. L. w. WHITE.
Jan. @, 1895, II
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One car good red rust proof seed oats just
received by w. Joel Smith & Sons, call on
them and supply yourself
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AbbeviIle supply Co.'s Locals.

Cow feed. bran. cotton seed meal.
Car load OF -four just in. Every barrel
guaranteed. Try barrel OF Magnolia.
Leveripg's roasted coffee, one pound pack
ages.
Fresh grits and rice. A splendid rice 20
pounds for one dollar.
Soaps. Octagon, Champion, Horse Shoe
and Ivory.
Prnnes, evaporated apples, peaches and
apricots. Splendid evaporated apples l0c a
pound.
Goods delivered any place in town.
Large stock plow heels, all kinds and Sizes
also stocks. b. B. plows d. B. pow points
and slides, extra plows, beams, handles. farm
tools OF every kind.
Buist's garden seeds In and now we are
ready for garden work with every thing In
Iresh garden seeds.
Onion sets OF all kinds.
Syrups and molasses, etc.
Builders hsrdware, nails. etc.
See our prices and goods.
Goods delivered 10 any part Of town. and
everything guaranteed as represented.
ABBEVlLLE SUPPLY co.
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THE COURT.

Judge Buchanan Distinguishes Him.
self nv u Presiding officer.
This has been one Of the best Courts that we
have had In u long time. The Judge, Hon. o.
w. Buchanan, has exhibited ability ana tact
IN the discharge Of duties which have been
most satisfactory. Under his inspiration the
verdicts of the juries have been approved by
the people.
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Sac ramental Occasion In the A. Il.
Church.

Communion services will be held In the A
r P. church next Sabbath. Preaching ser
vices will be conducted on Wednesday, Thurs
= dBy and Friday nights preceding.
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Notice..

THE firm Of HARRISON & GAME is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent-Dr: NJ
F. Game Withdrawing. The business will be
conducted in future by DR.. F. p. Harrison m
All parties owing the old firm are urged to
'''' "''>' '''''' " F. f. HARRISON.
Jan. @, 1895, st NJ. z. GAME.
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Colgste's fine toilet soaps at Harrison &
Games Drug Store
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Garden Seeds.

Go to II. w. Lawson & Co. for your garden
seeds. He has a large supply OF the freshest
and best.
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J. R. VANDIVER,
Trustee for ]. NJ. Baker.
Jan. 18, 1895, II s...-s ..-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-09
Higgins a. Perry.

Jones' Ale and Sarngan,ett Lager.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-09
GOVERNOR MARvIL DEAD.
William T. Watson Win Thus Become ChieI
i.agisira!e of Delaware.

LAUREL, Del. April 9. Governor
Joshua Ii. Marvil died at 9:l5 last night
at his home here. Death was caused by a
complication of bright's disease. erysipclns
and heart failure. At 8 o'clock last even
ing he bectmo insensible, lingering in
that condition until death came. The
members of the Immediate family and the
physicians were a6 the bedside ut the end.
William Thorp Watson, who. by the
death Of Governor Marvil. becomes gov
crnor OF Delaware, was born in Milford,
Kent county, Del, on June %, 1S49, and
is the son OF Bethune and Ruth Watson,
and grandson OF Governor William Wat
son, who was chief executive from Janu-
ary, 1871 to January 1854.