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Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Dakota County Litirat,on,

DAKOTA CITY, March 23.-(Special Tele-
gram.) .)-William Campbell was found guilty
of obtaining money under false pretenses
The jury in the case Of McCabe against Dor
sey, change of venue from Dixon county,
which suit resulted from the bank failure in
Ponca, brought in a verdict for the plaintiff
for the amount sued for, $500. The jury
has been dismissed from further service and
court adjourned until Monday, when equity
cases will be heard.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24

Bordrow, city clerk; w f. Bauer, police
judge II. L. Runyaf, councilman. First ward;
A. III. Mexican. Second, and o. q. Manning.
Third This brings on a fight on the license
question, which will probably be very bitter.
g. Il. Reinhardt, a noted local amateur,
has been signed by ST. Joe for the season,
and has been ordered to renort.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24

BEATRICE, March 23.-(speclal Tele-
gram.)-A message vas received here today
from Columbus. o. stating that Solomon
Minehart, a former resident of Beatrice, had
suddenly disappeared, and as he was known
to have about s700on IA his possession fears
that he has been fUulIy dealt with are enter
tanned. Mr. Minshart has some property
interests here. although he does not claim a
residence here. He some years ago pro-
cured divorce from his first wife, after
ward marrying a widow named Appleget of
this city. The fact that his first wife and
children live in Columbus gives rise to the
theory in the minds of some that he had de-
cded to return to them and that his re-
ported disappearance is a ruse TO rid himself
OF the second Mrs, Minehart. The latter lady is
now in Columbus making dilgent search for
her husband
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
win Represent Grand Island,

GRAND ISLAND Neb.. March 23-(Spe-
cial.)-Otto Egge won first honor at the
High school oratorical contest held last
night, and will represent Grand Island in the
district contest to be held at Aurora in a
few weeks The winner at the district con-
test Will represent the district in the state
contest to be held here in May. A large
audience attended last nights contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24

CLAY CENTER, Neb., March 23-
(Special.)-T citizens caucus nominated
the following ticket for town trustees:
George NJ. Barrnger, H. E. Mcdowell, A. b.
Perkins. ]. H. Eller and ]. A. Hedrick.
There will probably be no opposition.
Judge William Hastings of the district
court yesterday sentenced James Wilson to
five years in the penitentiary, he having
been convicted of burglarizing store in Ong
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Death of Mrs. francis Davis.

TECUMSEH, Neb., March 23.-(Specal
Telegram Mrs. Francis Davis, wife of Lou
M. Davis, a popular Tecumseh merchant,
died suddenly last night of heart disease
aged As years. The funeral will be held at
the reside zee tomorrow afternoon at o'c'o oci
Rev. Mr.. Harsha of the Presbyterian church
officiating. The deceased leaves a husband
and two children.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24

on December ~. 1894. He Is borne out In
this statement sbyI a receipt from County
Treasurer Ireyl' vi
When reference sds made to the county
attorneys rather scathing innuendo, the ven
erable judge-he has been in office during
the past fifteen years-waxes eloquent and
says whole lot Of bad things.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
WORK of Thieye. at David city.

DAVID CITY. Neb., March 23.-(Spe-
cial)-Two persons broke into Gates res
taurant last night and took over $50 In cash
that had been left In the money drawer.
They were tracked TO Lincoln. where traces
Of them were lost.
A no-saloon ticket was placed in the field
last night: A. l.. Hughes, mayor L. q.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Reduc,ng tho School Year.

WATERLOO. Neb, March 3.-(SpecIaL)-
The school board has decided on having but
eight months school this year. on account
of shortage of funds.
Valley is not satisfied with the ticket
nominated at the late caucus, and the church
party Is now circulating q petition to have
five men nominated for village trustees
who will not be so partial to the saloon ele-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Relic of Eostwick,s Hnlmy Davs.

HASTINGS, March 23-(Special Tele-
gram)-The case of Joseph Thomas. trustee,
against the City National bank of Hastings
was decided in district court today, he jury
returning a verdict for $1,000 In favor of
plaintiff. The case has been tried four
times, the bank winning each previous
occasion, and has been to the supreme court
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Death of. lion. John r. Maltbv.

FAIRFIELD. Neb., March 23.-(Special.)-
Hon. John R. Maltby died Of consumption
today Mr.. Maltby was one of the pioneers
of Clay county. and occupied many positions
of trust in the county. Among other offices
he held that of county judge and superin-
tendent of schools. At the time of his
death he was police Judge of Fairfield
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Lindsay's citizen Ticket.

LINDSAY, Neb.. March 23.-(Special)-At
the caucus yesterday the following were nom
mated for village trustees on the citizens
ticket; Il. A. Brodboll, G. p. Billups, s. H.
Johnson. Frank Connolly and G. A. Marshal.
The feeling was entirely harmonious
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Phone kates at Bea rice Reduced.

BEATRICE, March 23.-(Special Tele-
gram.EManager Fair of the telephone ex-
change Of this city received notice from
headquarters today of radical cut in the
rate OF phone rentals aftsr April 1. The
residence rate anywhere within the city
limits will be $3.50 and for business houses
within one mile Of central. $3.50. The pres
ent rate is 81 for business HOUSES within a
half mile limit and So for residences within
the one mile limit.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Funeral of Mrs. Cor, Archer.

BEATRICE. March 2S.-(speclsI Tele-
gram.)-The body of Mrs. Cora Archer was
brought to this city from Wymore this after
noon for burial, her death occurring yes
terday. The deceased was the wife of Frank
Archer, a Burlington engineer. Mr.. Archer
Is a member OF the Wymore fire depart
ment, and the body was accompanied by a
large delegation of that organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Crete sprrts on n Jaunt.

CRETE, Neb March 3,-(specal.)-
Messrs. Haight, Buck, Dennison, Murphy,
Holiingshead. Hardin and Spencer. the cream
of Cretes sports. left today for a weeks
campaign against the wild geese of the
Platte. Clarks is there objective point.
Major Il. Shilling who was turned down
by his brother democrats at their caucus, is
announced as a candidate for police judge on
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Cured byHood' 8

Sarsaparlla, l concluded to try one bot
tie. 1t gave nae such relief that contin
ued with the medicine and 1t has effect
ed perfect cure" Il. E. King, 020 S.12th
ST., Philadelphia.
"My little brother had sores all over
his head. We gave him Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla and 1t cured him" Cynthia Morse,
Denver, New York.
Remember that
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Covered with Sores

and pimples l tried different medicines
but they did not seem to do me any
good. / was admonished by several of
my friends to take Hoods Sarsaparlla.
Having tried so many different kinds
of remedies, / had come TO the conclu-
sion that nothing would do me any good
However, after noticing so many tesla
monials in the daily papers from diff
ferent people who had been
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
FAVOR IMPROVED FARM METHODS
Agriculturists in the Vicinity of North
I.Onp Branehing Into New Fields.


Loup Branching Into New Fields.
NORTH LOUP, Neb., March 23.-(Special)
More interest than ever before is being
taken in the improved farming methods in
this vicinity, and the question of subsoilng
the subject of earnest discussion 1t is
claimed that by plowing to depth of eight
inches with an ordinary stirring plow and
following this with an improved subsoil plow
a reservoir of loose earth is created which
will retain sufficient moisture to produce a
good crop in the very dryest seasons, and
that it will, in many cases. double the yield,
and some of the more enterprising farmers
are providing themselves with the neces-
sary implements to make the test on con-
elusive and convincing scale. The difficulty
heretofore has probably not been so much
from the lack of sufficient rainfall as from
a wise and judcious system of tillage, which
should properly utilize and conserve the moiS-
ture in the soil against time of special
need.
Miss Millie Stewart, popular young lady
OF this place, and graduate OF the North
| Loup High school, left this week for Wood
bury county, Iowa, where she will teach
during the summer.
Owing to the shortage of the hay crop in
this vicinity last season, parties in this city
are now shipping hay from Grant county
Travelling Freight Agent Barron was in
the city on Wednesday looking after business
in the interest Of the Union Pacific system.
Water is now flowing through the 1880
foot fUme near this city, where the North
Loup Irrigation and Improvement company s
ditch crosses the Mira creek valley, on its
way to moisten the yards and gardens of the
| residents of the town, and so well has it
been constructed that scarcely a drop of
water is leaking from end TO end The fiume
is forty feet above the creek and owing
to its novelty in this section, is a popular
resort for sightseers.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24
Commandant Wilson Ill.

GRAND ISLAND Neb., March 23.-(Spe-
cial)-Comandant Wilson of the Soldiers
home was taken quite i'll a few days ago, and
was yesterday threatened with an attack of
pneumonia and lung fever. This morning,
however, he is reported much better, the
fever having been broken.
Mart Howe. the newly appointed adjutant of
the home. arrived Thursday, together with
the members Of his family, and is making
himself acquainted with the duties Of his
office.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of the commandant, ar
rived from Ogalalla Monday and is at the
bedside of her husband
James W. Eaton, an inmate Of the home,
who arrived here in 1S93 died Thursday
from the result of gunshot wounds received
during the war. He was member of COM
pany A, One Hundred and Eighteenth Mas
sachusetts infantry, and was SO years of
age He has a wife living in Denver and
several children In this state.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-24

when rambling in the woods / came
In contact with poison oak. The follow
Ing summer my whole body was
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-13
J. D. CARWILE,
Supervisor Registration,

Holy Spirit of truth, disclose to me
myself! Let me not think that l love
duty, if merely love praise and ease
of conscience. Let not prayer for vir-
tues satisfy me, while I have not the
virtues for which L pray. Let me not
he proud of Bible readingifI read on
ly as q curious scholar, and not as a
lover. Let me not rest content in nv
friendship while it builds me nothing
but palace of pleasure, and does not
build up my friend in happiness and
strength and peace. Let me not even
take satisfaction in love until the love
is like Christ's that sought not TO be
ministered unto, but to minister.
While thou dost make me see with
clear vision my faults and sins, show
ME my virtues also, for my comfort
and my strength. While l have true
love for thee, however feeble; while l
am trying to do the right with what
ever failures even while / have grace
to perceive my sins and mourn over
them, let me not count myself q cast
away. Lord, give me a straightfor-
ward, accurate, imperious knowled &c
of myself-a knowledge that endures
to lies, and permits no equivocation
acknowledge that is not morbid or
amid an open manly, sunshlny know
ledge of my evil and my good. But with
the disclosure of my weakness disclose
also thy power, With my sins show me
also thy forgivuess anu thy salvation.
With my virtues show me, far ahead
of me, the perfection thou dost require.
Let me not know myself unless l can
also know thee.
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Whites Locals.

Great bargains in white quilts now offered
BY l.. w. White. Call Tor them. They are
worth looking at aud are very tempting.
T.. ". White has received In the last week
no less than twelve large packages of dry
goods and is now Offering some rare bargains
In this line.
lam having great run on certain brand
OF tobacco. 1t gives entire satisfaction, and
everybody buys It who sees 1t. Call for thai
tobacco which Is advertised In the Press and
Banner. L. w. White. ,
have gem in the way of a paddock. II Is
entirely new and very desirable. Everybody
who needs lock should have one. Call and
see it, Every lock is different and eacn one
has two keys. Price fifty cents. L. w.
White.
l.. w. White has just received fifteen pieces
OF those famous tive cents outings. They are
very choice sty les ana very cheap.
A beautiful line Of percaes and shirtiug
prints just received by l.. w. White.
Just received 7,OO0 yards upbIeached shirt
ings and sheetings, all Of which are now offer
ed at v. ~ low prices by l.. w. White.
l.. W. White has a few more pairs OF bed
blankets. The weather IL still cold and now
is the time TO buy them cheap.
Full width bleached and unhleacbed sheet
ings were never as low rs they are now. q"
10 the store of L. w. White anu you Will fin
these goods at prices that put thein in the
reach OF every body.
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When we go from one room to
another, we do not become different
persons. When we pass into the other
world we shall take with us the char
acter and the recollections which we
had here.
The revival begins when the preach
er feels the fire N his own heart.
Have you seen Beruau's new line OF sterling
silver? He has pieces that are not very oiten
brought here, such as cream pitchers, sugar
bowls, bonbon trays, large soup oowis anu
other handsome pieces In sterling. Call OH
him; he will be glad to show them 10 you'
Go TO Rykard's for spectacles.
One car good red rust proof seed oats just
received by w Joel Smith g. Sons, call on
them and supply yourself.
Always buy your lamp chimneys al RacKe'
Store nj 4 and cents.
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Men come to the house of God,
to be preached to, not 10 be
preached at"
Snme people who have rheumatism
sufficient to keep them away from the
church all winter, will be on hand ut
the picnic in the spring.
How we look at others, rather than
how we look at ourselves, often settles
the question of our standing in Gods
sight.
The next National Winter Chautau.
qua Assembly will be held in Angus
ia, Ga.
Books ON Christian evidences are
read by few, but living epistles are
known and read by oil men A gospel
life is an ever-recurring ipcarl alton o'
Christ.
1.-THE lines are fallen unto me In
peasant places yea, / have a goodly
pleritage" psalm xvi, g. The above
Massage we frequently hear quoted IN
public prayer or testimony, evidently
as q thanksgiving for temporal bless
ings. The text in question may ad'
NIT of such a construction but the
richer. fuller, more glorious meaning
is only apprehended in the light of the
preceding verse: 1.-The Lord is the
portion of mine inheritance and or my
cup: Thou maintainest my lot
Verify we have heritage which ell
able4 us to rise above circumstance
and environment therefore we may
continue to sing with the psal almist
"He is at my right hand, shall not
be moved. IN. S. r.
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Every Town Has

A liar.
A sponger
4 Smart Alec.
blatherskite.
Its rich est man.
some pretty girls.
weather-prophet.
a girl who giggles.
HHalf a dozen lunaticS.
A woman who tattleS.
A man who knows ii all.
One Jacksonian Democrat.
Men who see every dog fight.
A dog that cuts up In church.
a few medd!eSOme Old women.
A widower who is too gay for his age.
Some men who make remarks about wo-
men.
A few men who know to run the affairs OF
the country.
A grown young man who laughs every
time he SAYS anything.
A girl who goes to the postoffice every time
the mail comes in.
Scores uf men with the caboose of their
trousers worn as smooth as glass.
A man who grins when you talk, and laughs
out loud when he has said anything.
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Announcement.

Having bought out the Abbeville Supply
C. ,mpany, will continue the business at lht
same stand and under the same name. !
hope by polite attention. good goods, ana low
nrices 10 merit 8 continuance OF the patron
aye of the public. Our stock will he much
improved in every line, particular attention
being paid to groceries and canned goods ALSO
to ladies shoes and dress goods. Thank 'ne
our friends for their past kindness aud ask
Ing an opportunity TO show our new good.
Very truly, GEO. HllE.
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To the Public.

Whereas. a report is being circulated, that
me ut being vested with authority to order
my force on such work as see fit, did order
Mr.. J. r. Dickerson To heavy work, he hav.
ing 70 lift heavy timbers and do heavy
freight work, the trouble that caused his
death. Will state that Mr. Dickerson has not
done any heavy, or laborious Work since he
has been employed by u. c. n. h. K. and
that was more lepient with him, than all
others, and that he had worked in the shol
near fire the Saturday, and Monday, the
day he WAS taken sick, and tnat the report Is
not true as adduced by the testimony Of the
following names.
X. H. Harris.
Foreman q. G. & \. Car Department
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AbbevilIe Supply Co.'s Loca

Abbeville supply Co.'s Locals.
Plow tools, ID. B. plows, points, slides, etc.
Red rust proof oals for seed.
The best 81 brogan shoe on the market.
Wire, braid, barbed and poultry.
Crockery, glassware, etc.
We offer bargains in shoes, hardware, tin
ware. jeans, drills, white homespun, etc.
Come and see them.
Try one pound of our shredded cocoanut at
20c.
Buist's garden seeds. Peas and bean seed
by the pint
. Buist's early snow flake corn for garden use.
The best TO plant for early use.
A full line Of bu ulders hardware and nails,
etc, ABBEVILLE SUPPLY co.
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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. Win
give liberal price for them.
w. f. Bell Cash Co.
Don't forget we will give liberal price for
setting hens. w. E. Bell Cash Co.
The Racket Store Is the place to buy your
.matches-S0O for SC.
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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A Card,

the firm name OF White Brothers will he CON.
Of L. w. White. 80
Grateful for past favors respectfully ask q
be given my friends and the public eerefaily
and hope In the future, by the closest atten.
tion to business. to merit the patronage OF all.
Persons indebted to the late firm OF White
ment. - = - - >
The undersigned is alone authorized to
make settlements for the old firm Of White
brotners. , L. w. White.
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EyeS Examined.

Many people have weak eyes or see badly
aud in consequence have headaches and In
famed eye lids without knowing the cause
Mir. r. G. Bernau, the Jeweler, who Is also a
graduate op,ician. has just finished up pr-
vate room for the examination Of the e!'es
and for fitting spectacles. He makes no
charge for the fitting and If you have any
trouble with your eyes you had better see
him NJ once and have them properly titted.
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A s.Oo,i Home Wanted.

After long and continued spell OF seven
mon lls sick n ess | am again stout and able 70
do good work. Any one wishing Il god
steady white man to tend TO stock ana work
on farm will do well to hire me. VIII give
Satisfaction or work for nothing. viii work
on fol owing terms. A comfortable house to
live in, pasture Tor three cows, tlreword, gar,
den and potato patch, with stock, tools ana
lime To work il. All furnished free. Will
work from LIST March 10 lat December. 1895, TOR
i've dollars per month board. II you want
nand write 20 me. j. +. Goruoh.
Phoenix, =. &.
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Notice by the Probate Judge in
the matter Annual Returns.

A LII Executors. Adm IN istra tors, Guardians.
n Trustees. etc. are required by law TO make
returns in the office Of Probate udge between
the first Of January and The first OF March OF
each year Of the receipts and expenditures on
account Of the estates in their hands respec-
lively. AS very few have so far compiled
with the law In this particular, have
thought proper 10 give this notice.
r. E. HILL,
Feb. IL, 1895, tt Judge of Probate.
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Cheap Clothing.

Cohen win have full, and elegant line o.
Spring and Summer samples In "A few days.
Why pay nerchan nt-lailor - to ~ dollars
tor 4 suit when Cohen will take your meas
ure, have your clothes tailor made, and on
the same goods save you 33la per cent.
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Apportionment Of the School Fund
for Abbeville County for 1916.

TNHE annexed spportion ment OF the School
Il Fund for the several School Districts In
Abbeville county is based on the average at
tendance Of pupils in said School Districts.
The different boards of school trustees are
designated for their respective School Dis.
tricts. - :.
No, Amfs M Anfo
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Go to Rykard's for spectacles.
p. Hammond 4 Co. are selling good bril-
die for SOC. 1t beats the country.
Harness going cheap at c. =. Hammond d
Co. than any place IN the up-country.
A few winter dress goods, selling at less
than cost, to make room for spring STOCK, III
HaddOns.
The next time you are in town call at KY
kard's and get fine pair OF spectacles cheap
Look out Tor our oil wagon. OIL SOLD at Tie
same price as ut store for cash.
II. w. Lawson & Co.
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ONE bunch of keys lost with q steel chain
attached. A suitable reward Will be given oy
the Press and inner.
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Literary Club.

The Literary Club will meet next Friday
night at eight O'Clock at the home OF MIR.
r. NJ. Haddon. Es>ayist. Mr.. Temp.eton.
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For Rent.

CHAPMAN HOUSE on Wash ington street
u next above Oil Mill. Possession given
Immediately. Apply at OIL Mill. or to
j. ALLEN SMITH.
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A. NJ. II i'll & Sons have just received over O
ton Of candy, which they offer cheaper than
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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.
Colgstes fine toilet soaps at Harrison u
Games Drug Store
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Land for Sale or to Rent.

+ OFFER FOR SALE. MY DOUGLASS
Z tract OF land, containing EIGHT HUN
DRED and FORTY ACRES, more or less.
In case of failure 10 sell will rent to good
tenants. l.. w. WHITE.
Ian. q. 1895 II
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
1sting between the undersigned as White
Brothers has been dissolved this day BY mn.
tual consent. J.. w. WHITE,
GEO. WHITE.