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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-04-03
THE JUBILEE.
A Few Words From the People Con-
corning the eEntcrtniumcnt.

Miss Patterson Is highly esteemed Ivy the In
telligent Christian people OF this community
Her correspondence has been published by
several of the best religious papers. Her BUS
dicates 1t Is an advertising scheme for legit
innate business put forth In literary form
10 affords novel entertainment which al
ways pleases. IT is Just the thing for business
an Church, Harrisburg, Penn.
The great Business Mems Jubilee came to
an end in blaze of glory last night. The en-
.tertainment was the best advertisement the
business houses of our town ever had 1t was
a success with a big "S."-Kittanning pa
Times.
One thousand people witnessed the magnif'
cent Business Mems Jubilee Thursday night
H. was the grandeSt entertainment ever given
here.-From Patchanse Advance.
The Jubilee has recently been very success
fully given in Chester, >. C., and pleased ev.
cry one.
As has been before stated the play is copy.
riehted and Il royalty has to be paid for the
right to present H.. This form of entertain.
ment has been thoroughly tried and tested
and found to be universally popular. Miss
Hall. who has had much experience with the
Jubilee, will be here TO manage Ii for Abhe'
vile. The ladies' in charge have met with
such Il generous response from Abbevlle' rs
business men, that they feel sale in assuring
the public that Snch an entertainment WILL
be given as to merit the appreciation OF all.
NAMES on THE ROLL.
The following named persons have handed
In their names for place In the picture since
the last publication:
r. NJ HILL merchant and cotton buyer.
p. Rosen berg & Co., merchants.
r.. S. Berfort, contractor and builder.
j. D. Linton, painter and decorator.
H. G.. Wilson, printer, Clinton, 5. e.
+. NJ. Threadgill. tobacconist, Richmond.
I. y. BIanton, hotel and boarding house
THE DATE FIXED.
April 25th has been fixed as the time and
the ladies remind the advertisers that each
house s expected to furnish their own ban
ner, and it Is hoped they will be made as
pleasing and artistic as possible.
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Millinery, Trimmed and Untrimme

36 inch Plain and Fancy Dress Fab
rique 10, l2 and 90 cents. Makes a
real stylish dress.
Pretty Spring Shades q inch Dress
Material, only 1O cents.
50 inch German Silk finish, Henri
ettas, black, tan, pearl, gray. cream,
canary, cardinal, tan, olive and pure
white.
3S inch All Wool Black Serge makes
nice dress or skirt to wear with silk
waists.
Imported French Hats in lovely
colors.
All the leading styles in French,
English and American Hats.
The latest Tints in Ribbons. Flow
lace, chiffon crepe and ribbon will be
the principle trimmings for spring and
summer hats.
French "Mouseline" the newest silk
trimming out for hats.
Why send off for your hat or dress
when you can buy the same goods
from US and save at least % per cent.
Tinsel braids the latest fad for dress
trimmings.
} ~ and 46 inch all wool Baliste, black
only, light as muslin.
4G inch Silk Warp Henrietta, black
only.
so inch black "Jupiter."
so inch Gloria cloth, black only.
3S inch Silk and Wool "Gloria-sub-
lime," in black cream, steel grey, tan,
and light grey.
80 pieces wash Silk for waists beau
tiful patterns 35 and 80 cents.
Figured Taffeta Silks.
Black Moire Silks.
Black and Colored China Silks.
Black and Colored Dress Silks.
"a inch Black Satin Il Satin Duches.
80 inch Cotton Crepes, white, cream,
yellow, light blue, pink, nile green and
rose, plain and figured.
&c inch white, light blue, nile green,
pink, light grey Heleotrope Cashmere,
20 and IS cents.
SO inch pink, nile green, light blue,
cream Heliotrope and Black Albatross.
q inch French Challie, Silk stripe,
cream ground with small figures.
80 inch all wool French Challies, an
tique patterns, very stylish.
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Wednesday, April 3. 1895.
TncIaimed Letters.


Letters remaining in Ahheville s. C., post
office ior week ending April :, lSb:
B--Soella Brown.
r-MisS Susie Crump, James Cornal.
D-Mrs Nina d avs, Miss E;ngey Deals.
E-John W. Erhenrige, Johnson Evans
G-Wesley Gary.
HAS. Hargrrve. Miss DiIlie A. Hall. .\u-
Eu>tuS lIowzr, Mrs. Lula Hill. ThoS. =. lilli.
Pies Harris I. J. Henderson. care CnaS. Hill.
I--George Jonr, Miss Nellie V. Johnson.
k--Cain Kennedy.
I.-Dtve Liddle.
M-NIrS. Nargerit Mallace. care (iaSton
MsarS care MilfnSt.
N-MrS. Julia Norman.
P-Carraway Parker.
S-M & Smith.
T-R. VI: Turner, Geo. Taylor Mrs. Kate
Tnunderberg. Mrs Julia Tobns
N--Orr Vance.
W-Mrs. Della White, Mrs. Charlotte l..
Williams. Miss Rebecca Williams
i-MisS Carrie Young.
Robert =. Link, l.. VI.
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q inch Wool Challies II to 16 2-3c.
81 inch Solid Colored Satteps, navy
brown, tan, cardinal, myrtle and black.
81 inch Figured and Stripe Satteens.
Makes nice Dress or Shirt waist.
81 inch Black Satteens 8, 10, ~, Is,
20 and 25 cents.
&c inch French Organdise, the Light
est Dress Fabrique for summer.
A great variety of wash material for
Dress or Shirt waists at 5, Z, s, ID l2cts.
The newest thing out for Dress Trim
mings, "Jet Silk and Tinsel Braid"
Laces Laces Laces will he ex-
tensively used this season on Hats and
Dresses, cream, white and black, all
widths. Insertion to match.
All the new things for skirt Innings,
hair cloth, canvass, skirtlette, cross
barred crinoline, percales, patened waist
Innings and everything used for black
or colOred dresses.
Our new soc Corset takes the lead.
Our new 75c Corset will wear equal
to any ordinary corset sold for more
money.
25O Parasols, plain stick and fancy
handles.
Our "a and 26 inch Paragon frame
Gloria parasols at 80 and Sl.0O, the best
values have ever handled.
"a to 26 in Paragon frame mourning
handle, Gloria and English twilled Silk
at S1.OO, S1.50 and $500 are not excelled
in this or any other market.
zoo dozen Hankerchiefs white and
colored border Csc dozen and up.
The best 5, s and 10 cts Handerchiefs.
White Linen Hemmed-stitched
Handerchiets 10 cents by the dozen or
half.dozen.
Lace curtains, white and cream.
Curtain poles and fixtures.
10-4 sheeting Is, 20 and 25 cents.
A. bleech homespun s., 8 and 10cts.
A sea island homespun S, Z and s
cents.
Bedticking :, s, 10 and 15cts.
Ginghams 5, 6 IA, 7, s and l0cts.
Checked homespun S, 6 IA and Tets.
Ladies seamless fast black hose from
Is to IS cents.
A good black hose S, 8 and 10 cents.
Fast black hose, all numbers, cheap
er than ever.
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HAVE lot of No. shingles. viii sci
cheap for cash. w. j. BRlSoN.
Old Depot.
MR. ]. H. NANCE and Miss Lizzie Nance
and Little Ruth came today from Oca'a, Fla
w. Il. BRYSnN, at the old depot. will be
able 10 supply any customers win NUS
after the 9th instant.
A SICK mule on the public square attracted
considerable attention for u little while yes
lerday evening.
GOVERNOR EVANS passed through Abbe'
willie yesterday.
4 SLIGHT rain fell nj Abbeville yesterday
evening.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
The Newest Cheapest and Nobbiest Cloth
ing on the Face of the Earth.

MIR. A. Cohen has just returned from the
Northern market where has hOu2hI the
largest and most select stock OF clothing,
furnishing goods and hats ever seen IN Abhe-
vile. His line OF young mems goods cannot
br surpassed In any city in the South.
ChldrenS suits in all colnrS and styles. He
has Just received to-day forty dozen of the
most choice neckties. boys knee pants in
large quantities. straw hats at ycur own price,
aud In fact. you will find anything you want,
that can be found in a tirst-class clothing
store and at prices to suit the times.
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Announcements. A

VI. T. Coleman, the proprietor OF the Racket
Store, takes this means ot announcing that
from This day on there will not be sing ar
ticle charged to any one. He has buried his
Ledger. Friends and customers will please
take due notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
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ALLIANCE MEETING.

At AbbcvilIe, Friday, the 9Th Day Of
April,
Ahbeville County Alliance will hold It's
next quarterly meeting on Friday, April ath
next. Jno. e.. Watkins,
Sec. :srl Dist Alliance.
Anderson, $. c., March H. lS9i.
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Public Meeting.

A meeting of the Democratic citizens OF the
city OF Ahbeville will be held In the Court
House on Friday evening Mt six O'Clock 10
nominate four Aldermen. Full attendance is
desired. u
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Harmless DRINKS.

Mr. Spepd has opened his soda fountain.
where the choicest of the innocent drinks
may he had, amid scenes most inviting, and
lovely beyond comparison.
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Good Showing.
The Literary Club.

The Farmers Bank makes its quarterly
statement. which must be most satisfactory
TO the stock holders.
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DANGER ON THE TRACK.
Horrible Death Of q Little Girl.

Last Monday some school children were
playing on a treStle of the g., G.. & y. railway
near Catawba Junction, when Freight train
came up, One little girl was on the bridge.
Instead of trying to reach The end which was
nearer to her, she undertook To run across the
bridge in front Of the engine, and away rom
the train which WAS bearing down upon her.
In doing So she fell twice, but rose each Time,
still trying to reach the far end OF the bridge,
when she was struck by the engine, and
knocked twenty or thirty feet head foremost
against the rocks below. Her limbs were
nangled by the engine and ker skull was
crushed against the rocks.
The distress of her p.aymateS and their
the etioris "r Iha.irajnsn,en Ij IN do s"nc,himg
for The sufferer made II scene which those who
saw 1t will never forget.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
W. D. BARKSDALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABBEhILI.E COUTY.
FIX parte J. w. DUCKETT Petitioner.-Peil
tiOn for Homestead.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons con-
Germ q, that j. w. Duckett has applied TO me
to have the Homestead exemption allowed
by law set OIL TO him in real estate ana per
sUnal property. ~ :,
Dated March &, 1885, and published once u
week for four weeks in the Abbevllle Iress
| and Banner. j. L. kLuua,
March C, 1895. MasshF'
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AADDON'S
POINTERS
n rszz


I'D FAD THIS COLUMN AND YOU WILL GET AN IDEA OF
h where and what Stock complete in department.
AZ Novole Dress Ma
RETAIL All
leading n
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Mary i. Mauldin, Willie Mauldin, Hart
Mauldin, Mary Mauldn, Whlteford
Mauldin-
lou ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint in this ac-
tion, of which n copy is herewith served upon
you, and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers at their
office at Abbeville Court House, South Caro-
lima, within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive OF the day OF such service ;
and If you fail to answer the complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this &C.
ton will apply 10 the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
PARKER Il MCGOWAN,
April -, 1885, p Atty.
TO the absent defendants Ida Dye, Mary l..
Mauldn, Willie Muuldin, Hart Mauldin,
Mary Mauldln, Whiteford Mauldin-
TAKE NOTICE: That the summons ol
which above is q copy, with complaint has
this day heen filed in the office of Clerk ol
Court at AbbevlIe Court House, and unless
you appear, answer or demur within twenty
days after service hereof exclusive OF the day
of service as required by the summons, Judg
ment by default will be entered against you
And the infant defendants. Hart Mauldin
Mary Mauldin and Whiteford Mauldin, and
Mary l.. Muuldin and l.. a. Mauldin with
whom they reside will take notice that un
less application is made on their behalf for
appointment of n guardian nd litem to repre-
sent their interests within twenty days after
service, application will be made OIL behalf o
plaintiff for appointment OF r. T.. Hill. pub
lie guardian, as guardian ad Item for them.
PARKER e. MCGOWAN,
| April 8. 1885; Ct r, Atty.
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J. R. BLAKE, Jr., Agent,
Abbeville, s. C.
J. FULLER LYON, Pres.
Abbeville, S. C.
BOARD DIRECTORS.

Abbeviile, 8. c.. Feb. IS, 1896.
Mr.. ]. r. Blake, Jr., Treas. F. NJ. F. A. A. C.
Dear Sir-Please accept our thanks for check
of $500 to cover recent loss Of our dwellings by
fire. For cheapness and safety we cheerfully
commend the Farmers Mutual Fire Associa-
tlon Of Abbeville County to all who desire In
EDWARD ROCHE,
E. w. ASHLEY.
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The Literary Club will meet next Frida1
night At the home of Prot. Bailey, DIR. +. +
harrison, essayist.
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stolen! Thu right front wheel from two
horse wagon was stolen last Saturday night,
The wagon had heen run some time a suit
able reward will be paid for its return 10 ".
Joel Smith & Sons.
Mrs. Taggart has grass and hair CLOTH collar
canvass, sateens and percaline for dresses.
Also feather bone for bottom Of skirts.
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If Lady prefers to do her shopping Just what she getting
she then to HA ADDONS
facilities goods from first bands LOWETST CASH PCE
Cash buyers will dealing
sending for
Respectfully,
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THE LLYODS CAUSTIC REPLY.
Mr.. Montieth has written the following r

W
ply: , o. ,eo.
Charles G.. Fleming. Secretary southeast
ern Tariff Association, Atlanta, Ga
Dear sir-I am in possession oil circular, OF
date March 25th, marked "important," enti-
tied "I.lOydS in South CarOlina.' IN wnlcn
you instruct agents to:
"Report to the Comptroller General any
violation oi the law OF which they have
k kuowledge and take the necessary measures
to have the penalties provided for such viola
tiou strictly enforced.
Perhaps you would like l0 save some ol
your agents that trouble, and as general
manager tor the Southeastern Division OF the
south and North American LlOydS, ana The
New York and Chicago LloydS. hand you
This printed sheet, which shows the large
number OF poIiceS issued by these under
writer's mp 10 the date stated IN that paper,
and think | am safe in saying that since
tha, time they have Issued quite as many
more-. list Uf winch | will gladly furnish
YOU, If nv clerks can spare the time 10 make
il out as they are otherwise as busy as they
can be writing p'.liceS at great reductions on
the eXturtinnate rates Of the Southeastern
Tariff Association, and ] invite any proceed
ings which you, or amy one else may see pro-
GER to institute.
My agents are nll instructed to report 10 me
anv interference with them by any OF your
people. ard Ih-y will be fully protected.
1t is much to bn regretted that your aSS0HW-
ton Is not only unincorpOrated, but irrespon.
sib e-orherwise. for this notice, and diners. !
would teach them. through the courts
wholesome lesson. Very respectfully.
w 8. Monteiih,
Gen. Man. s. T.. Div.
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Estate Of Adiline Crawford.
Notice Of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

TAKE notice that on the 18th day OF April,
l. 1895. will render a final account Of my
accounts and do.ngs as Executrix OF the Es-
tate OF Adeline Crawford, deceased, in the of.
flee Of Judge Of Probate for Abbeville County
at 10 O'Clock q. m. and on the same day Will
apply for final discharge from my trust as
such Executrix
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred. Lacretia Hearst,
March II 1895. Executrix.
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Vaseline for sale at Speeds for Sc bottle.
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Estate Of Daniel Thomas, Decd.
Notice Of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

TAKE NOTICE that or the 18th day of
l. April, 1885, will render final account
If my actipgs and dones az Execu,rtx OF the
Estate of DAniel Thumas, deceased, In office
# Judge OF Probate for AbbevilIe County at
10 O'Clock M, and on the same day Will ap-
ply for II fipal discharge from my trust as
.uch EXecutriX. .
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
ne forever barred. NJ. V:THOnAS.
March 26, 1885. EXecutrlx.
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Important {:
LLoYDs IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

To Agent>-The Comptroller General OF
South Carolina has declared that no I.loSuS
have been licensed to do business In the state,
aud that no plirS will be spared TO enforce
the law a.arn<t companies, soliciting ana
writing insurance. which have not been IL
Ger SPd 10 do So.
The above is given as authoritative In for
nation TO agents, with the suggestion that
they report TO the Comptroller General any
violations of the law, of which they nave
knowledge, and take necessary measures 10
have the penalties for such violations strictly
enforced.
By direction of the executive committee,
Chas. G.. Fleming. Secretary
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TlG State Of South Carolina
County of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
l.. G.. Mauldln, Plaintiff
against
A. 4. Mauldin, Ida Dye, Mary T.. Mauldin
ct al, Defendants.
COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF.
Complaint Served.)

To the Defendants A. A. Mauldin, Ida Dye,
Mary l.. Mauldin, Willie Mauldin, Hart
Mauldin, Mary Mauldn, Whlteford
Mauldin-
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and do so cheaper than any Insurance Conn
pany in existence. .-,- T,-ss.s5, j.
Remember we are prepared to prove TO you
that ours is the safest and cheapest plan Of
Insurance known. :. D.. ..
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MUTUAL
F|RB Insurance! !
s 100000.

WRITE TO OR CALL on the'undersigned
for any information you may desire about
our plan Of Insurance. ....
We insure your property against destruc-
tionsbv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-27

II Is not likely that Cissy Fitzgerald and
Mabel Love, tho Gaicty dancers, tho first
of whom Is with Tho Founding" and
the second Of whom is with "Hls Excel.
lcncy, will ever make u team of them
selves, rs performers frequently do on tho
vaudeville stage Miss Love, In fact, cx-
presses herself as being lost in her endeav-
or to find out very much about Cissy and
says that Cissy was never heard Of in Eng
land, where Miss Love considers that sho
herself was a great success. Cissy, in
turn, says that not only has sho never
heard anything In particular about Miss
Lovo in England, but that she Is scarcely
aware that Miss Lovo is I'm this country.
still, adds Cissy, II fancy that do re-
mcmhCr that there was Mabel Love In
London, whose naino got into the public
prints because she attempted TO jump into
tho Thames. i believe that Mr.. Steve
Brodie, tho American bridge Jumper is
making money on the stage In this coun-
try, so why not Miss Lover"
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The Monroe Doctrine.

IA modern English version Of the same.l
I'm tho Yankee TO whip all creation,
And own all creation also.
II rivals should seek explanation,
I'll tip them tho name Of Monroe,
I'll tip them the namc OF Monroe,
Tho doctrine called after Monroe
And tisn't surprising that / should keep
rising
whiio holding that doctrine Monroe.
OF tho universe Ill bo director:
That's quito In accord with Monroe.
And IL there = 10 room FOR the others
The CtIers, Of course have 70 10
When I tip then tho name of Monroe
The doctrine named after Monroe
Though 60 them abhorrcnt, with mo Il ~
current
Then hurrah for Old saap.up Monroe.
From tho presidents chair IL was stated
Like rooster our eagle viii crow,
And ~ lesser fowls kick MP shindics
We'll tip 'cm the name OF Monroe.
Tho macnanmOus namc of Monroe,
Tho doctrine named after ~ moe.
Der worldwide don.iniuns a-waving its
niniCns
Our cs3lc Will squcnl-for Mcnroo.
Thus III t,py myself out. and ny Cxlnes
From occan 90 occan thcll GO,
And from polo 90 pole also. all hcmi.
spheres
Pan out for mc-ask Monrool
Ask octopus Munroci
Tho doctrine improvoC-of Monroe.
Some folk l''ik this way hard, Lui shall
tell J. yerd
To sti 90 the text % Monrocl
Our omtassador must bc-in London
A silart 20 ahead plcnipo
And, ii Sail s0ury COOS cut NJ didos,
Must tip him the name of Monroe,
Explain 90 him Mr. Monruc
And the doctrine called after Monroe.
Then. II things look squihy, back down *
sjiffy,
And drop-for the prcscnt-Monroel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-27

Richard Mansfield played Charles Hon.
ry Meltzor's Tho story Of Rodon, tbs
Stndent," in Pittsburg recently and met
with a distinguished SUCCESS. The Dis
patch Of that city sald Tho audience
fairly went wild Tho play is exceeding
ly interesting, and tho audience was held
virtually spellbound, as much by actor az
by author " The Pittsburg Post stated
that "Hudioa" Is ono of the best stage
productions of recent timos---a powerful,
interesting story. The Times Of the samo
city declared that the SUCCESS OF "Rodion,
the Student" was so pronounced that
Richard Mansfield has fow predecessors in
his rcpcrtcry and successor is problomat.
ical and also demanded a repetition Of
tho play during Mr. Mansleld's engage
,..,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-27

at Fall River. a
The combipation Yale. Princeton team playe
the Memphis Athletic Club yesterday before
5000 people, and the visitors succeeded in
rolling mp ~ points to their opponents o.
The intercollegiate chess tournament began
at the Harvard School in New York yester.
day, and Harvard, Yale and Columbia each
won a game.
Due to the unploasnntness existing between
Yale and Harvard. il is impossible to form
the proposed triple alliance between Yale.
Princeton and Harvard, and az a result dual
alliance, covering athletic games. football
and baseball has been arranged between Yale
and Princeton.
The proposed trip Of the American ice polo
team TO Canada has been given up. owing to
tho fea. that IL would not prove TO pe a
financial success. and as an additional reason
because one or two OF tho desired players
cannot bs secured.
Az the Racquet and Tennis Club in Now
York yesterday afternoon, the New York
PLAYERS defepted the Chicago Athletic Asso-
citation rcpresen tatives two out Of three sets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-27
ABOUT JANUARY lst

THE NEWS will print an edition de-
signed TO illustrate comprehensively the
commercial, industrial and financial life
OF tile fine city OF Providence as IL IL en-
joyed today. Our representatives on their
rounds have been received most cordially,
and 1t shall be the aim OF THE NEWS cor
poration tc embody In this special issue
facts, figures and general Information that
shall be of permanent interest ana hene-
lit 10 all our business men who identity
themselves with IL and to the communi-
~ at large. Commensurate with the
importance OF the task IL Is proposed 10
make this issue of the NEWS the most
imposing ever issued by our plant and
that shall be the peer of anything ever
pu biished in the town-a credit TO our
city, our patrons and ourselves.