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w. Joel Smith l. Sons have full supply Of
fresh barley and rye.
Go to w. Joel Smith & Sons for seed barley
and rye.
w. Joel Smith & Sons offer the best two
hoop water bucket on the market for III cents.
Seed rye and barley at w. Joel Smith i
Sons. Call and get supply.
The largest stock aud the lowest prices of
silverware, jewelry and clocks ut r. &. Ber-
Rau, the Jeweler.
II you can't read this you will need pair OF
glasses. r. G. Bernau, the jeweler, can fit
You SO you can see as well as ever.
Buggy tops covered and all kinds OF trim.
ming done at c. P. Hammond g. Co.
Buists ruta baga and turnip seeds. New
OF Harrison & Game.
Ladies' are invited to inspect the stock at
Hill Il Cochran's s Music House.
Amy sheet music not In stock will he order
ed for you at Hill & Cochran's Music House.
II you want package of root beer call at
Speeds.
When you want any OF DR.. Miles remedies
call At Speeds.
Don't buy new furniture. Get our furniture
polsh-iooks good as new. Harrison & Game
The next time you are in town call at Ry.
kard's and get fine pair OF spectacles cheap.
II you want your watch repaired, In first
ciass Rtyle, so II will keep time, r. C. Bernau,
the jeweler. can do II at the lowest possible
prices and guarantee satisfaction.
Jewelry, rings and chains repaired and re.
modelled 80 they look like new. and old gold
and silver bought or exchanged at +. e. Ber-
nau, the ieweer.
Don't place place your order for cotton gins
nntil you get +. +. Watkins prices. He Is
cite travelling salesmon for the Daniel Pratt
Gin Co.. for this State. Address him at An.
derSon, s. C.,
A good parasol Is a necessity these hot days.
A good line at Haddon's.
IL your eyes fall you or your old spectacles
20 to 4. e. Bernaus and be fitted.
MRS. OWENS, OF Wellington Is quite Ill, and
IS not expected TO recover.
Abbeville will send a strong delegation 10
the State Convention.
Large line toilet soaps. Harrison & Game
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TROY'S SCHOOL.
The Contest Over the Special Tax.

In the cary part Of the Spring, the people of
Troy and the surrounding country petitioned
the County Board Of Examiners for the es-
tablishment of q special school district In &C
cordance, al they say, with the requirements
of the statutes. The Board Of Examiners
upon the petition coming to them, passed an
order establishing the school district and ap-
pointing trustees therefor. An election was
then held, by which It was decided that spe-
cial tax of two mills should be levied upon
the property within the school district.
Some of the taxpayers were dissat isfied
with the result. and undertook TO enjoin the
County Auditor from placing said tax upon
his tax duplicates, and TO revoke the orders
made by the Board For this purpose the dis
Mess. Parker Il McGowan, procured from
against the Auditor and Trustees, and an or
same should not be continued OF force:
The school district employed Frank b. Gary
Esq Messrs. w. G. McGowan and Frank B.
Gary appeared before Judge Earl for the pur-
pose OF arguing the return made by him.
Some questions OF vital Importance TO school
districts arose in the progress OF the argu-
ment.
On last Thursday, Judge Earl filed his de-
clSlOn In the case. In IL he decides TO dissolve
the injunction made by him, TO alloy the
County Auditor TO levy the tax, and TO allow
the Trustees To proceed, for the present, with
the establishment of the school district.
Much interest has been manifested In the
case, and the decision of Judge Earl has been
eagerly awaited.
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Death of Mrs. Seybt,

Cokesbury, S. c., Aug. 20, 1895.
On last Wednesday morning l4th Instant,
Mrs. L. P. Seybt, formerly o { this place, died
Mt the home of her son. Mr.. U. L. Seybt, who
lives In Anderson. Mrs. Seybt was the wild.
Ow of the late Geo. l.. +. Seybt, who was for
many years postmaster at this place until his
death In 1883. Mrs. Seybt was q lady OF love-
ly character, most amiable disposition and
every one in this town were her friend, and
all are saddened TO hear of her unexpected
death. She was O most jealous christian and
earnest worker in the Methodist church.
Her maiden name was Miss Hough and she
was born and raised near Pomoria, In New
berry county, and was buried at st. Paul's
church, D pear her old home.
Mrs. Seybt was married in March, 1850, and
leaves three sons and two daughters TO
mourn her loss, but they will find relief in
knowing that their loss Is her gain. The
writer extends heartfelt sympathy to them
warm and true friends OF his childhood.
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Even rebukes ought to be given in
love.
The better we know the Bible, the
better we may know Chtist.
Talking about Christ with one
another will always bring him close to
US.
Straining at gnats and swallowing
camels are equally Improbable occupa-
items.
No saint, however holy, Is proof
against stumbling over very small OBJ
stacles.
The religion Of too many people
largely consists in finding fault with
others.
Every Christian should live so that
those who follow him will travel to-
ward heaven.
Hurried estimates, either of our
selves or of others-favorable or unfa-
vorable-should be avoided,
Sympathy for and mild judgment of
an erring one are not necessarily ap-
proval or condoning Of sin.
A habit of fault finding is more to be
dreaded by Christian than open apos-
tasy, because more liable to it.
Before condemning another 'put
yourself in his place." and make large
allowance for unknown conditions.
The man who is always disparaging
himself is only trying to advertise a
humility which he does not possess.
Christ saw much in this world to
weep over but He saw nothing in it
to look upon with contempt.-Cnapin.
In nothing Is even cautious Chris
tian more liable to reach false conclu-
sions than is judging from appear
ances.
Observation and experience are
powerfully convincing that Christians
(even the very 'nest) are In danger of
doing things which they mercilessly
condemn in others.
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JUDGE BENET is at Caesars Head, spend.
Ing a short holiday from his official duties on
the Bench. Judge Benet has made most IA
vorable impression wherever he has been on
the circuit. His ability and efficiency Is ac-
knowledged by all
Send to Geo. r. Strickle Room No. ) 10 Nor
cross Building Atlanta Ca, for his prices on
the D. H. Baldwin d Co., Plano and Organs.
He sells direct from the factory. Write him
Tor prices and when, you go 10 the .EXposi-
tion call and see him 1t will be TO your In
terestto see him andhis plano and organs. IT,
Don't place your order for cotton gins until
you get +. E. Watkins prices. He is the trav-
cling saleman for the Daniel Pratt Gin Co,
for this State. Address him at Anderson, sc.
The weather has been exceedingly warm and
oppressive, day and night, since Saturday
last.
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Good nature is the best feature ia the
finest face. Wit may raise admiration:
judment may command respect, and
knowledge attention; beauty may in
dame the heart with love; but good
mature has more powerful ettect-it
adds a thousand attractions to the
-chaEm.s of beauty, and gives an air of
.benevolence to the most homely face.
One whose heart is not right, or is in
3. q barren or low religious condition,
will not have to go very far to find some
, occasion of ofense, even in his pastor.
We should hold ourselves in special
and particular subjecion to the rules
by which we judge ourselves; expect
no more Of them than we demand of
ourselves.
A Christian will find it cheaper to
pardon than to resent. Forgiveness
saves the expense OF anger, the cost of
hatred, the waste of spirits.-Hannah
More.
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Buy new rubber rings for fruit jars.
Don't use the old ones if you want
your canned fruit to keep.
Beets.-Do not break the skins in
washing, or they will lose their color in
cooking. Boil one hour in but slightly
salt water. Rub off the skins, split in
half, dish, and pour on them boiling
mixture of one tablespoonful of melted
butter, two of vinegar, and little
pepper and salt. Serve very hot.
Baked Tomatoes.-Take six large
ripe tomatoes, skin, and cut into small
pieces. Spread layer in the bottom
of bake dish, season we'll, put layer
of coarse bread crumbs over the toma-
toes, with plenty of butter, Continue
this until the dish is full, having bread
crumbs on top. Bake one hour.
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The following music can be had at Hill
'Ochran's Music House at one-half price:
Love Is an ocean.
Hearts so true.
Dance Of the wood uymphs.
Take back the engagement ring.
A Brownie song. g
The patter of the rain.
La Mariposa.
Annie Laurie.
Two songs.
Echoes from the woodland.
l asked three little maidens.
Paloraise Rrilliante.
Who'd not be vagabond.
Herrie March.
Sweetly slumber little one.
Baby's left her honey boy.
My darling Emeline.
Remember, oh beloved.
Merry Mandrake.
A Dream.
Look for the star.
Mamie with the golden curl.
The meadow brook hunt.
Whisper that you love me dear.
A Brownie frolic.
The blue Alsatian Mountain.
Lulu.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

The State against Wade Puckett-Execu-
tion for Tax.
Dy virtue of an execution TO me directed.
Din the above stated case, will sell to
the highest bidder. at public auction, within
the legal hours OF sale, at Abbeville, 3. G..
on Monday the End day OF September, A.; D..
1895, all the right. title and interest OF Wade
Pucket In the following described property,
TO wit: Sixteen acres OF land more or less
situate lying and being In Smithville Town.
ship Abbeville county and State aforesaid
bounded by Mahaly Kelar, Curltail Creek,
Isam Romans, public road, &C.
Levied on and TO be sold as the property or
Wade Pucket to satisfy the aforesaid E4ecu-
ton and costs.
TERMS-CASH. +. w. X: NANCE,
August, H. 1895. Sherln AbheVllle 20.
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&. Hammond d Co.'s Locals.

Gall In and see C. P. Hammond & Co IS store
since they have opened up their fall shoes.
C.P. Hammond & Co. are leaders in low
prices on harness and saddles.
good set OF home made harness for Sc at
G. p. Hammond l. Co.
c. P. Hammond L Co. have the largest and
best selected stock OF shoes in Abbeville and
they bought before the rise. Call and see
them and ft yourself for winter.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. on Wednesday evening, Au-
gust 18th. 1895. at the residence OF the brides
brother, Mr.. w. r. Crother. by Rev. i. IL.
Garrett, Mr.. l.. N. Knox and Mrs. s. r. Hark.
ness, all of Abbeville county.
MARRIED, on July %, 1895, at the residence
OF Rev. A. G. Lawson, Camden, New Jersey.
Miss s. KittIe Thomas, Of Abbeville. S. c., TO
Dr. w. Hersey Thomas, of Philadelphia.
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T.. w. Whites Locals.

Ihave received an entirely new line of black
satines, also full line of white lawns and
checked nainsooks.
You can find an elegant assortment Of chew
lot shirtings for making shirts at the store Of
L w. White.
Fresh supplies OF unbleached plaid home
spun at l.. W. Whites.
l.. w. White offers a good line of fat cor
nered ladies trunks. Any one wanting TO
travel can get suited in a trunk at Whites.
Now is the time to buy corsets, suspenders.
cross cut saws and nails. You will find all
these at Whites.
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Their New Uniform-Theer Inspection -
Their Names.

Their New Uniform-Theer Inspection =
Their Names.
The Abbevile Rifles twenty-nine strong
ant ntAdjutant General w. w. Bruce. The boys
looked handsome In their new uniforms and
acquitted themselves very creditably. Capt
Perrin may we'll be proud OF his officers and
men. They passed the inspection without
any trouble. Col. Bruce made only few re-
marks 10 the company, Saying that they
must excuse him from making speech, as he
had just cotton up from spell or sickness u
We give below complete roll Of the Rifles:
OFFICERS.
Captain-J. L. Perrin.
lst Lieutenant-T. L. Douglass.
End Lietenant-Jas. Taggart.
Grd Lieutenant-Thos. Thomson.
Surgeon-Dr. G. A. Neuffer.
sERGEANTs.
Us. Cochran.
]. r. Kennedy.
w. +. Perrin.
j. A. Allen.
r. l.. Robinson.
coRPoRALs.
w. A. Calvert.
]. E. Jones.
]. K. Milford.
w. D. Barksdale.
PRIvATEs.
B. E. Bruce. F. &. Hodges.
W. J. Bryson, w. L. Kellar,
w. G. Ellis, +. Lawson,
w. T. Eakin, J.. f. McDavid,
]. s. Eakin, Il. NJ. Jones,
A. B. Edwards. l.. H. Russell, Jr,
w. B. Going, H. Simmons,
]. H. Ford, G. II. Moore.
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District Alliance.

The District Alliance Of the Third District
will hold its next regular meeting at Beltou,
:. c., on August 18th next. at 7.30 O'Clock p. 10.
Jno. G. Watkins,
Sec. 3rd Dist Alliance.
Anderson, S. c., July %, 1895.
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Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1895.
Unclaimed Letters,

Unclaimed Letters.
Letter remaining In Abbeville, S. G., post
office for week ending Aug. 20.
A.-Anderson, Frank,
B.-BooZer, Mrs. kittie,
E-Elllson, Miss PatSe,
H.-Harrison, Miss Alice,
J.-Jackeus Elm,
Lice, Miss Cary.
L-Lang, Mrs. Luten,
M.-Martin, Field,
R.-Richson, Miss Amander
W.-Wardaw, Miss Henrietta.
Robt. 5. Link, Z. NJ.
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Ice Cream.

The following ladies will serve ice cream at
the Graded School House, Thursday after.
noon from $50 TO o'clock. Mrs. Geo. White,
Mrs. Henry Latimer, Mrs James Bowie, Mrs.
Henry Moore, Mrs. Ellis Graydou.
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/ E YOU e6fke 6fs
iii WEST?

And want LOW RATES to st. Louis, Mem
phis. New Orleans, Cincinnati, Louisville,
Chicago, or points in Arkansas, Texas, Mis-.
souri, Kansas Colorado Oregon ~ Wash1ipg59a93 11I
YoTT to write TO or SEE Me. Excursion and
5necIaI Rates from time to time. Choice of
Routes, No trouble to answer questions.
Rates and maps furnished free. Address
FREn d. BUSH, Dist. Pass. Agent, l.. & N. H.
r., &c l-2 Wall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Sherif's Sale.

Nj. ]. Powell against W. F. Anderson.-Exe-
cution.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME
directed, In the above stated case, will sell
to the highest bidder, at Public Auction
within the legal hours Of sale, at Abbeville c.
H. s. c., on MONDAY, the End day Of SEP
TENDER A. D. 1895. all the right, title and
Interest of W. F. Anderson in the following
described property, to-wit: All that tract or
parcel OF land situate, lying and being in Mag.
nolia and Calhoun townships, Abbeville
county, in the State aforesaid, containing
Three Hundred and Forty (34O
Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF w. H..
Brough. A. o. Grant, Bradley Place and 9TH
ers.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of
w. F. Anderson to satisfy the aforesaid Exc
cution and costs.
TERMS-CASH.
F.W.R. NANCE,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Aug. l2, 1895. IT
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Why let all Of your hair drop out when
Speeds hair renovator will stop 1t. 1t re-
news the growth and cleans the acalp Speed.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that q meeting Of
the stockh holders OF the ADbevile Cotton
Mills Will be held in the Court House at Ao-
beville on Thursday, August %. 1895 at four
o'clock p IN.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
w. II. PARKER,
August l3, 1895. treasurer.
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Notice to Creditors
Of
:LOWNDESVILLE BANK.

Anderson. 8. c., August 10, 1895.
A meeting ofthe creditors Of the Banki OF
Is called at Lowndesville, 8: c.
Friday. August, 23rd, at II o'clock M, at +. Il
Horizons store
]. R. VANDIVER. Assignee,
Bank OF ofLowndesville.
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Fly paper at Speeds 40 cents q box,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-21
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
Leave pennsylvania II. r.. Depot.

Leave Pennsylvania II. r.. Depot.
7.t2 A. NJ. daily. except sunday. for MAUCH
cuIiNk and intermediate stations.
S.sa A, NJ. daily for GENEVA, ROCHEs-
rSR BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUS-
pLTSION BRIDGE and the West and prin-
a,nai local points: dining car To Suspensieu
Sridee. Pullman yestibule sleeper to Chi-
cage A. M. daily deaves 1912 a. NJ. Sum
ua XXI connecting for Reading and Harris
D9rg; F. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for ELMIRA
~ all intermediate %stations; connections for
1p1nSTTsvILLE and READING. Chair car Ia
w s:A Z. IL. sundays only, for WILKES n :.
termsdts'eM Nj daily, except Sunday. for L. 81
vi and the principal intermediates
. yons. Pullman buffet parlor car to Wilkes
ssnrre connections for Pottsville.
osrMSP. M. daily, except Sunday for BOUND
prSoK and intermediate stations.
10 P. NJ. daily for EASTON and inter-
mediste NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FILLS and all points west pullman sleeping
ErastihS1led train, New York 10 Chicago. sleeper
pyfsalo and Toronto; connections for Read
IT, snS and Harrisburg.
las p NJ. daily, except Sunday. for EAS-
TON and intermediate stations. r>-r
soCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
ma All points West: Pullman sleepers -
rsScaso and Buffalo; chair car to Wilkesoarrea
TScEets and Pullman accommodations sc
D.nngviyania r. r. Depot
Hhe New York Transfer Co. VIII call for
and check Baggage from hotel or residences
through to destination.
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CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
rnII OEEICE. Oct. Is. 1895

. COIIECTORS OftLlE, OGI. 10 1919.
Notice is hereby given that the following
described merchandise has been seized at this
port for violation OF the United states Rsve-
Nov. %, '94, 1856 Jugs Gin; Nov. %, 2,164 CT
CARS: Dec. Is, "a, 20 doz. pair Kid Gloves.
Napkins, 5 Table Cloths, 8 doz; Towels, 8 Pic
ture Frames; Dec. 10, "a, 100 Cigars; Dec.
il, "a, I Curtains; Jan. 9, 20. 200 Cigars; Feb.
brooches, 5 Pocket Knives, 2 Meerschaum
Cigar Holders, 2 Wood Cigar Holders; Mayl ],
IS, $50 Cigars. May a. ,s5 pkge, manfd;
/ pkge. containing Table Linen, 500 Woollea
shawls, JeweIry, etc. May 16, 's5, 800 Cigars;
CARS; June i, .'s5, ) Lace Curtains; June p.
IS, / Diamond and S. s~carfpin, l Diamond
/ watchchain, l Necklace; June q, IS, 2sa
Cigars; June 27. '95, $50 Cigars; July II. 'sS.
containing Jeweiry, Opera Glasses. etc; Aug;
s. '95. 1875 Cigars; Aug. 8, '95, l Diamond
Ring, ! pr; Diamond Earrings, ! Gold Chain;
CARS; Aug. 96. '95, / Cents Gold Watch, 1
Ladies Gold Watches. 5 Gold Chains, / Dia-
Pearl and Sapphire Ring. etc. Sept. 3, IS,
100 Cigars, 5s cigars; Sept. : e, 80 Il pcs;
Diamond Ring, l Seal Ring and 2 Broochesi
Sept. IA. 's5, l Trunk, "a Neckties. 2 xiolins;
6 Linen sheets. Brushes, etc; Oct; 2 's5 id
IA, '94. / Watch, 3 Pipes, 4 Knives, l Set
Beads. Metal Gases e. ,3s S Sigars y June ~, I y. 81.
loo Cigars; July u. 's5, 2,1gs Cigars, s,sas Gig,
arettes 2 Kegs Wine and demijohn Bay RUM
AZ II ,95 2Sg Cigars; Aug. 10, '95, 1 Dia-
mond Bracelet. ! Gold Bracelet; Sent. 20, 's5,
1870 Cigars; oct. 1, 's5, 1e Cigars; Oct. 8. 's5,
All persons claiming the above described
n,,astad to appear and file claim of owner
shin with the undersigned within twenty days
from the first publication OF this notice, other
wise the goods viii be sold at public auction.
efter due notice being given.
ah'st JAMES t. KLBRETH.
Collector
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GROWERS THREE SPEECHES.
Foreign Ministers Present Their Gre
dentiaIs at the white House.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 81. 1S95.-Presi-
dent Cleveland made three brief speeches
today and listened to three others. The
several occasions on which the respec-
tive remarks were made. were the pres
entations of three new diplomatic repre-
sed1tatives of foreign countries accred-
tied to the United States. Ut was a
sort of clearing up day prior ito the Presi-
dents departure for Atlanta for the re-
ception of foreign Ministers recently ar
rived in America.
The three newly accredited representa-
tives are Senior Ar.-Seo de Seguiera
Thedim, Minister from Portugal; Mr..
w. r. Castle, Minister from Hawaii,
and Mr.. Constantin Brun, Minister from
Denmark. Senior Thedim was presented
at eleven o'clock, Mr.. Castle at noon and
Mr.. Brun at one o'clock. All the pres
entations were la by Secretary. Oh
ney. who made three separate trips be
tween the State Department and the
White House.
The President received the new Minis
tiers in the Blue Room or official apart
ment, and in zach instance, after the
Minister had presented his credentials in
a short speech expressing friendliness
and good will to the United States re-
sponded in an appropriate manner.
Mr.. Thedim and Mr.. Brun were attired
in the uniforms to which their diplomat
ic rank entities them and were not ac-
companied Mby an attache. Mr.. Castle,
who was in civilian attire, was also UNI
accompanied except by Secretary Olney.
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DIED.

O,DONNELL.-on October 10. 1895, at
St. Joseph's Rectory. Newark, NJ.
Rev. Peter J.. O,DonneM. aged forty
years and ten months.
Requiem mass at st. Joseph,s Church.
Newark, N. j., Wednesday. October %,
1895. at ten o'clock A. M.
Interment in Hudson County Catholic
Cemetery.
SCOTT.-Mrs. Katie Scott. widow OF
Robert Scott.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral. from her late residence.
No. 104 Mercer street. on Tuesday. Oc-
tober. %. at nine "A. M; thence TO st.
Mary's Church. corner second and Erie
streets. where a solemn high mass will
be celebrated at ten "A. M.
1T is requested that no flowers be sent.
Won DREBLE-On Sunday. October 20.
Mary Louisa. daughter of Henry and
Louisa Feirabend. and beloved wife
of William Won Dreele. in her I'd
year.
Services Monday evening. October a.
at eight O'clock. at residence. Mo. 1041
Bloomfield street. Hoboken. Interment
at convenience of family.
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MGILL'S CHAMPIONS.
State Committee Arranges for
Meetings in Every County
Of the State.

The Democratic State Committee has been
busy for some time arranging a schedule OF
meetings to be held throughout the State
during the coming two weeks. Preparations
are now about complete for an active cam
paign, and beginning with tonight the coun-
ties will ring with Democratic eloquence.
The list of speakers is not entirely filled.
and Assistant Secretary Pintard is still en-
gagged in assigning orators to meetings.
On Thursday of this week George L. Re
cord and Assistant United States District
Attorney Thomas O'Brien, of Morristown,
will speak at a big mass meeting at Boonton.
On Saturday the farmers of Hunterdou
County will meet at Junction and listen to
J. E. MARITIME and Professor Petty, of New
York. Farmer MARITIME, as he likes
to call himself, will remain in that
section and talk to the farmers
upon the issues of the campaign
On November l there will be final grand
rally in the Taylor Opera House, Trenton.
Richard v. Lindabury win speak and an eff
fort is being made to Sc cure the presence of
Ex-Governor, Russell of Massachusetts,.
A schedule for South Jersey has al
so been arranged and the fight will
be pushed vigorously in that hot bed
of Griggism. There was the usual
number of callers at headquarters to-
day. Amongthem was Henry D. Little, of
Trenton. Mr.. Little is one of the old war
horses of Democracy. He said that the
prospects for McGill's election were bright.
The party was united ana heavily in favor
of the Chancellor's' success. But he said the
people. the thinking people Of the State,
were going to carry the election this time.