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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-26

5l5c.
Bacon-Quiet; loose shoulders, lac.
short ribs l-4c.; short clear, SIC.
Dry-Salted Meats.-Easy; loose should
ers. &C.. short ribs 7-Sc.; short-clear
sides. sjl5; boxed meats Lie. more.
Whiskey-Quiet at Sl22.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-l2:30 p. NJ
Cotton-Quiet; prices favor buyers; Ameri-
can middling, I esd; sales. 5000 bales;
American, 1900 bales. speculation and eN-
port, 500 bales; receipts, ll,2O0 bales, all
American.
March, 17-6fd.; March and April. l6-G4d. !;
April and May, 4 lJ-Gld.; May and June,
4 15-G4fff 1i-64d.; June and July. 4 1864. (;
July and August. l2-64d.; September and
Futures quiet: tenders. 100 bales, new
docket
4 p. M-American middling, low mid
ding clause; March. lS-Siaa4 ls1Sld,
April and May li-6ld.: May and June,
l3-6id., value; June and July ll-Gi1
l2-6id., value. July and August, l0-6in
lid, buyers; August and September.
7-6id. sellers; September and October.
5000 6i-Gid.. buyers; October and No
vember 3 59-Cid., sellers; November and
DECEMBER; December and January
Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, March 2j.-Cotton-Quiet !;
middling Gulf, l-l6c.; middling, 3-l6c. :;
net receipts. none: gross, 257s bales /;
exports, 3,42s bales; Continent, 2 s9S bales
forwarded. III bales: sales. 437 bales, all
splnners; stock l6O,515 bales.
Totals to-day; Net receipts, 1925 bales:
export-to Great Britain. ABB bales,
France. 673O bales: Continent 9.l23 bales:
Totals this week: Net receipts, 4s.2Os
bales; expOrts-tO Great Britain. 2i.Sl6
bales; France. 1872 bales; Continent, Sl,s2s
bales.
1856 SIC bales; exports-to Great Britain,
1,1J5.J42 bales: France, 426, 0i6 bales; Conti-
nent, l,42ldS bales
Futures closed quiet: sales. $4,000 bales;
!, March Ti april a. go; Nay ESi Jgbne
1925; October, sis; November, s7.ll; De-
cember. T.l3; January. S.H.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2.-Cotton-
Futures quiet and steady; sales, $500
bales; March, 80 April. $40; May. T.s:
TENDER. sol: October. $3.50; November,
G.s7; December, $3.50.
Cotton Exchange Statement: Semi
weekly movement at thirteen leading in
For iSss@ReceIpts. 1i.HO bales: ship
ments, p. lO5 bales stock, 257.953 bales.
For lsj-Receipts. 3i62J bales. ship
msnts. iiGo5 bales; stock, 27s.l25 bales.
For lS9i-Receipts, 1889 bales; ship
ments. 1851 bales; stock. 2iG. $50 bales.
NAVAL-sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. ~. c.. March Is
Roein-Ffrm; strained. $3.50; good, do,
H25.
Turpentlne-Firm; machine. Is I-4c.; IT.
regular, &c.
Crude Turpentine-NothIng doing.
Tar-Steady at S0c
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. March 25.-Tur-
pentine-Quiet.
Rosin-Firm: sales none: A and Il, $3.50;
c, $40: d. SIS: Il. $40; r, $50: G.. MO-:
II, $3.50; |. $40: X. Si.S0; NJ. 1880: n. 50:
window-glass, s2.i2ia; water-white. $40.
SAVANNAH. Ga. March 25.--Turpen-
tine-Firm at 20 l-4M25i1c.; sales. AL casks;
receipts, 900 casks.
Rcsin-Ciosed firm: sales. 1000 barrels;
receipts, ,0lG barrels: A, y, and 4, sl.2o
ID, $3.50; Il, SIS; +, $i55; G.. $i.55: II, $3.50;
!. sie5: X, $50; ". $50: n, SIS: win
dow-glass. sos; water-white. SEQ.
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ST. LOUIS, MO, March 25.-Flour-Un-
changed.
Wheat - Unchanged March, 81 3-Sc. !;
May. 66I2c. July. 50 J-Sc.
Corn-Hlgher; March. % 1-ic. bid; May.
261aG26 5-Sc.: July 2l12c.
Oats-Unchanged.
Pork-Standard mess, new 50; old, $50.
Lard-Prime steam, stS; choice. A.e5.
Bacon-Shoulders, : i-ic.; longs. SIC. /:
clear ribs, jiac.; clear sides 5-Sc.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, f2c.;
longs, &C.: clear sides, 3 l-Sc.
High Wines-Steady at Sl.22.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., March 2j.-Flour-
Fairly active: winter patents, $500 $3.50;
spring patents. S3.50QS.S.
Wheat-Quiet and unchanged.
Oats-Quiet and steady; No. 2 mixed, BIC.
Pork-Quiet and easy: mess. 1925.
Lard-Quiet; steam leaf, 5l5c.; Kettle,
5lac.
Bacon-Quiet: loose shoulders, lac. (;
short ribs, l-fc.; short clear, SIC.
Dry-Salted Meats-Easy; loose should
ers. &c; short ribs, 7-Sc.; short-clear
sides. s5.l5; boxed meats Lie. more.
A. Ill %
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Gin Neteratt bon @aterloo. !.

Muf elmer Garm i'm ilorbfpeffliher
Sbei!e bon WlarIbafl COUNTY, lin 5taat
Ranfas, lebt beute nod elm MQnn, Del
bic 5bladt BEL Waterloo auf Setter
Der 9ruppen bes Gaifer Napolepn oes
griten mitgemadt bat. Dieier Manr
beibt Sebaitian 2aurent unb er bat an
5. Gebruar oieies Sabres ieiilen bum.
oertifen geburtstassefeiert. gr ipur=
be in Der 9auptitaot 5ranfrei1s, in
paris, geboren unb iein Bater. Der Die
frana0liide GepolutiOn in allen ibrerl
pbralen mitgemabt bate, geb6rte Der
Nationalgaroe in einem Nrtillerie &e=
9iment an. Ser dltere 2aurent ma9te
unter 8onaparte ben Gelb3us mad
G9ppten nit unb itarb auf bemielben.
Sebaitian 2aurent blieb nit ieiner
Mutter bis su beren i'm Sabre 1918
erfolgten Sobe in paris unb bann nabm
Der l7idbrige Siinaling Militdroienfe
unb ma6te Die Sdla6ten bel 2iiben,
Bauben, DRESDEN unb 2eipaig nit. Sn
Der lebteren S9labt tpurbe 2aurent
our6 ben Sdbelbieb zines preubif9en
&eiters ber.punbet unb bis gum beuti=
gen Sage sei9t cine 9tarbe bic Steae,
no Der iunse Sebaitian bamals berlebt
tpurbe. 2aurent so9 iid bann nit iei=
men 2an0sleuten mad Der S1la6t bel
2eip5ig nad paris suriif unb lab bort
Die peri0nli6teiten ber berbiinbeten
Giiriten, bel oeren @inaug in bic fran=
sOliide 9auptitaot. Mls 9tapoleon bann
ipater bon @lba 5uriiffebrte, elite ibm
au1 2aurent gu unb biente in 9obans
Corps, nit bem ct Die S9la9ten bel
SignD uno Waterloo mitma9te. Na9=
bem Die lebtern geidlagen, tebrte 2au=
rent mad paris suriif unb tpurbe bort
ebriamer S1neibermeifer. @r beira=
tbete oann i'm 2aufe Der Sabre, allein
Srau unb Ginoer itarben bis auf cine
Sodter, Die nod am 2eben 1T, berbdlt=
mdBig friibaeitig. Wiit bieler einai9en
iiberlebenben So1ter, jebt elmer Mittpe
bon so Sabren, tam 2aurent 1880 na6
ben Ser. Gtaaten. gis 1898 lebte Der
alte 8eteran nit ieiner So6ter in Gbi=
,ago, oann faufte Die 2ebtere cine 6arm
in Maribal @o., Ganias, uno bier
uobnt 2aurent beute nod, bod 1T er in
Iebter 3eit 10 idtpa6 seiporoen, oaB
man ieiner baloisen Nuh0iuns entse=
3eniiebt.
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Gtmes Yaitors NebengeiNdfte.

poliaifen bemerffen in syerieD Gitp
frib um / l1br 6ranf Midener unb
feline Grau NIT sroben padeten unb
bra1ten bas Gbepad, mad einem Sta=
tionsbauie, no ii6 beraustellte, baB IN
ben pafeten Gigarren in ungelfempel=
ten GiIten tparen. Oa bic poli3ei err
fubr, baB bic Gigarrentiiten aus bem
0au(e oes paifors @regorius Grui9fa
bon Der grieAiiden Stride itammten,
ftatteten bic poliSiifen bem 9auie bes
paltors einen 8eiud ab unb als oelien
0ausbdlterin Mnna Watto BET Der gln=
funft Der polisei cine Quantitdt Bldt=
tertabat aus bem 6eniter mari nabmen
lie ben paftor unb belfen 0ansbdlterin
ief. 2ebtere lit cine @i9arrenma9erin
llno ioll in @emeinf6aft nit bem pa=
tor eine unseleBiide gisarreJabrif be-
trieben baben. paifor 2ruf6ta, Der
lpdter seaen 8itr9iAaft entlaiien tpur-
Be unb Gottesbienft in ieiner Stride
balten fonnte, bebauptet, BON Der @i=
aarrenfabrifation ieiner Doushdlterin
ni1ts getpuBt gu baben. Gbrmiiroen
betreiben inbeNen, aud tpenn iie i'm
Giaarrenbanbel nibt intereiiirt iein
iollten, tleben benz geiitliden 9erufe
nod elm Gleifdergeiddft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Bon Den 9oDte.t a,sferjtamo Ell.

Na6 fiebenjdbriger NbtDeienbeit bon
feiner Gattin lit Glias Simms III Broof=
I'm tuieoer aufsetau1t ilnb bat nit ibr
gum stpeiten Male bas gbebiinbniB ge=
|f6loKen. Simms ftanb In 9ieniten
ner Bunbes Mrn,ee, als er Marp Mi=
netp, Die nit ibren gltern in Sort Sa=
milton lebte, tsnnen unb lieben lernte.
ST beiratbete oieielbe, bod f1on tpenige
Dfonate fpdter murbe er nit feinem
&e9imente nod San MntoniD, 3eras,
beriebt. 9ie Satin erbielt bon ibm
feline tpeiterens sNa1ri1ten unb auf @r=
fllnoigungen. bic iie bel ieinen frubern
Rameraoen einsog, murbe ibr mitse=
tbeilt, oab Simms unter bem Haien
rube. Sic beiratbete bierauf Sames
@ronin, uelbem iie eine So6ter sebar.
Sbr aipeiter @atte tarb bpr einem Sab
re uno Die Mittpe feDrte pieber 3u ib=
ren @ltern an Marren Strabe suruf.
Mls oaber Simms, tpel6er ni6t seftor=
ben mar, ionbern 1ib i'm Welten ber=
bate, als reuiger Che
mann auftau9te unb um 8er3eibung
bat, tuuroe bieielbe ihm BON Der Mitt=
ue betpiligt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Saiiet Ga6 tttd)t bimtergeben,

tpenn Sbr nod Dr. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery fraat. @ebt gu
einem SuperldiliJen gambler. ST tpirc
Gu9 perfaufen, mas Sbr baben tpoat.
sSiejenisen, tpel6e @u6 ettpas Mnoeres
aufl6maben ipollen, oenfen babel an
ben grtra=profit, ben iie gu MAIDEN bof=
fen. Sir iie lobnt iid Der gerfauf Ell
mes anoern prdparats beiier an sic
oenten oieielben aber niGt.
&eines Der man6erlei @ubftitute 1T
ugeraoe 10 gut, tpie bas discovery.
Sieies 1T oas. ein5ise blutreinigenoe,
fleii6biloenoe unb frafter3eugenoe prd=
parat, bas 10 ii6er uno unfeblbar iei=
men 3med erfiilt, bab oafiir sarantirt
meroen fann. 8ei ben bartnddieten
Saut=, @etpebs= unO icro9ul6ien Granf=
beiten, bel ieoem 2eioen, bas our9 2e=
beritarre ober unreines glut perurla6t
miro, bilft es 10 iider, baB Sbr, i'm
Sale oies ni6t sutrifft, guer @elo su=
riiferbaltet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Ser 9oftor itarb ttnO Der Ya=
tiettt tuarOe aeintO.

Sbierlepsburs, pa. glo. Sas. &.
Sane, aud in meiteren Greiien betannt
uno sea1tet, gibt gu unierer ueber=
idrift, Die WanAen eigentbiimli6 i6ei=
nen mag, fOlsenoe grtldrllng Sorni's
Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber bat Munoer
bel mir bemirtt. SD muni9e tein be1=
ieres Mittel fiir bas 8lut. Oils i1 i'm
3uerlt anmanote, batte i'd cine 9aut=
trant6eit, mabrideinlih infolse BON
8lutoersiftuns, fir uelAe id Nerste
pergebli9 eonIultirte. Ser lebte iagte,
er tpo0e mir etDas seben, oas mid bei=
len piiroe. Sollte jeoo6 oieies au6
febl idlagen, 10 babe er nod ettpas i'm
0interbalt, oas meine &rantbeit fiber
beben iperoe u. +. lp. 9as er1te Mittel
l6lug ni9t an uno i9 tbeilte Dem 9of=
tor bieies nit, als i6 nah 9untinstDn
sins. gr iaste Wenn sic am Nbeno
auriiffebren, 10 meroe i6 Die anoere
Mebisin fir sic fertig baben." Nuf
meinein &ufme9e ipra6 i6 DDr um Die
Meoi5in su bolen, iebOd bic 6rau 9ot=
torin iaste mir, oab ibr Mann plobli6
frant geworoen lei. Sa i6 ni6t ldn=
ger tpartsn tonnte, sins i'd meiner We=
,9e. Ser 9ottor. ltarb uno ib iab ibn
ME tpieber. Oils i9 na1 9auie fam,
tbeilte i1 meiner 3o6ter, BEL Der ib
pobnte, meine Galamitdt nit unb lieB
mid bon ibr betpegen, es nit Dem 8lut=
beleber sus periuden. Sd bate bic
erlte Glaide faum aufsebrau6t, als
mein nebel beridmunben mar uno aud
ieitoem babe ib feline Spur bapon
mebr pabrsenommen. SD fiible beute
ipie neusebOren, unseadtet, oaB i'd nun
in mein rs. Sabr sebe. SD bin Der
.Melteite" BON 9lugbipid Gbur1 unb
tbue bic 9ienite Der Siinseren uno bin
iiber3eust, bab our6 @ottes @nabe uno
ben @ebraud oes 8lutbeleber mir Graft
ge3eben tpurbe.
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&artotfelm tn 35 gagem.

Rann man Oas glauben 9-ja, benn
es itebt 10 in Sal5ers &atalO3, uno mas
oa itebt, lit tpabr. Salser 5iebt uno
berfauft mebr Samen &artoffeln, als
alle peitlihen 3ii6ter suiammen. s2aBt
nur setrOit ieinen Gatalos tOmmen
Nusfiibrli6e 8eibreibunsen iiber &lee=
@ras, Wei5en, Safer, Neu=S =Sutterpflan=
gen, Gartoffeln, Ror11 u. (. IN.
"a 0err Salser ienoet portOfrei IS
padete friiber @enule Samen, senus
fiir eine Gamilie, na6 gmpfans bon 81.
sn Sic oieies ausi@neiben nnh NIT
8 Gents in 8riefmarten an SObn u.
Sal5er SEED &c., ga @roiie, Wis.,
ienOen, ididen mir Sbnen frei Elm pa=
det Der beriibmten Bismard= =@urfe uno
Sal5ers beutlAen Gatalog.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Wte Serr 3nctpp Die &oIif
fttrtrf.

Sn einem ieiner jiinsiten 8ortrdse in
WOrrisbofen er3ablte pfarrer Gneipp,
wie einmal einen ean5 pertpDbnten Stu
oenten, neinen Meniden, Der nibts Ell
len fonnte, mas ni6t gans fein suberei=
tet mar" beftige 2eibi6meraen befielen,
oaB er iid ofaft tOot idrie." Gneipp
muroe gerufen uno ct beri6tet nun fol=
aenoes $50 sing i'd oenn gu einem
Sauern unb bat i'm, er mDse mir Elm
bis6en & s fla ub geben, es babe elm
mir befannter Stuoent befti9e &olit=
ibmeraen unb es tOnnte lei9t cine
Sarmperi6lin9ung seben. Stun ain=
gen mir in Den Stall, no 10 Elm alter
u9duter" itano, ben ltriegelte bas 8du=
erlein, oann tbaten mir ben Staub in
ein papier6en, 10 oaB es ausiab pie
elm Piilber6en, friI6 aus Der Npotbefe
gebolt. Sies CAB i1 oann Dem Stu=
oenten in einem 20ffel bou S6naps.
@r mar fofort berubigt uno na9 fiinf
Ufinuten mar Der ganSe Nnfall pDrbei.
SD bate mid natiirli6 alei6 aus benz
Staube gema6t, benn ipenn er mid
na6 Dem gebeimen Wiittelden gefraet
uno Die Sadie erfabren bdtte, tpiirbe er
iid pOr 9lllem beftig erbro6en baben
uno mid bdtte er iider ni6tsmebr an
feben fDnnen.- gs 1T i'm @runbe ni1t
piel babel uno man nimmt nod biel
itbredlidere Saden elm. Sd miiBte
aud ME, oab es nidt sebolfen bdtte !;
Die ganse Wirtuns liegt oarin, oaB Die
Sale 1hnell erfaBt unb ausseleitet per=
ben, bann tritt Hube ein."
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Ge,ter BET einent MasfenbalI.

2iFabon, 10. Gebruar. ssn einem
Gebduoe in 6antarem bra1 9efern
Geuer aus, tpdbrenb Elm Giinlflerclub
bort eilten Masfenball peranItaltete.
3ablrei6e perfonen erlitten Berlebun=
gen, inoeni fie aus Den Senitern ipran=
gen.
Sas Geuer fam fur5 por Mitterfsa6t
gum Musbruh unb Die 6lammen grif=
fen init raienber Sdnelligfeit um 1id.
Gine fur1tbare Panif folate auf ben
eriten Mlarm unb Nlles or1nate li1
na6 ben Sbiirer1, mo- Die Menae {ih
balo itaute. Da iie feinen anoern Mus=
tpeg iaben, fpransen biele Wtdnner,
Grauen unb Rinber aug ben ssenlfern,
nobel iie fdipere 8erlebunaen erlitten.
6reunbe Der i'm @ebdube Befin0licben
ftirsten in bieies binein, um an ben
&ettunssarbeiten au belfen unb biele
bon ibnen erlitten ben SOB in ben
Slammen.
G6nia Carlos unb R6niain Mmalie
tperoen morgen nab @antarem reiien,
um Die Gamilien Der Spfer bes 8ran=
beg gu unterliiiben. gis iebt 1inb 40
Sei9en unter ben Sriimmern aefunoen
moroen. sic finb idmmtli6 Trauer=
unb Ginberlei1en.
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BON cimem 0dmom pertolot.

nggie niele @elbmorbe 9laubt 9n tpobl ieber Seer,
iinb bon Meni1en begangen worben, ipelde bnr ben
9amon drouiideu 8ranfieins 8ur Werameihuns &c.
trieben morben fino2 Sbre 3abI lit enblps. gDir
ipifen gum geiipieL baB 9ppodomorie eiue art Wto'
uomanie it, cine frantbafte selbfqudlerei baS er9eb'
nib BON rouifder 9pspepfe. elafofsfeit entiprieBt
baafia aug berslbeH anele unb fbrt iblieBli9 Sur
germi9tuns Der seiitisen uno 9entfdbsfeit. SIS 1T
bssbalb BON anerbDditer Mi6tisteit iole llebel nt
brunii6 werben sn iafien ipenn fie ft etn3niteaen
nb bre Opfer bis aar Gri2bpuns au petuissn bestn'
mem. Seine oer drstlien WiifenIdaft befannte ar5s
lei lit All bieiem pprbeugeben 3med beer 9eesnet aiS
Spifetfers WtaaenbitterS 3n ben broniihen 2eIoen,
Sic es perbiite sableu nroniie Werbaunngsbe
BEN edalahofsfeit rbeuulatide uuo 9tierenleiberl.
Weritppfnua nb Seberietben. Ser Mppetit pirb onrh
bas,Btteers ge9drft cos Binf beret1ert forperlt1e
Croft nnb Wpblbeha9en aeftes9syt.
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0ebrand5t pen beitem eamem.

Gin 0err fragte fiir3lin cine Dame !:
pflansen Gie Bids Samen 2" Wor=
auf er Die Mnttport erbielt: sd pflan=
se INNER Bids Sarnen bDr bem 6aufe,
aber binter bem 0aufe gebrauden mir
billiaere Gdmereien, nbipobl ib iebr
gut ipeib, bab biefeS Nerfabren unrih.
ti9 it,"
gs Iobnt 5iA, gute Gdmereielt su
pfIanaen unb unieve Jreunbe, Die in
bieIer piniiht ettDas tbun ipollen, tuer=
ben iuObI tbun, 10 Gents fiir Bids
prddtigen Blnmenflhrer fiir 1896 ein-
auIenoeil. Dieier preis tonn ip1fers
bin ppn Der eriten Ntitellung oboe3ooen
uer0er. Bran fhrsibe an SomeS Bids
Grns, No6elier, q. 0., ben picnierelt
auf bieiens 0fbiet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
gmdlets Mrmtfa saIbe.

Sic bette Salbe in Der Melt fir
@1nittpunoen, GefdtDiire, SalafluB,
Gieberpunben, Musidlag, aufseiprun=
gene 9drlbel GrDltbelllen, 0iibneraugen
nno ale 9autausi6ldge, foDie iie be-
itimmt 1dlnorrboiben beilt. Sic miro
garantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit au se=
ben, ober bas @elb tDirb 5uriidgegeben.
preis 25 Gents per 56adtel Bel s. 6.
Miller & SDbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
= Qlls lebte MDde Die 3eitunsen bi

gls lebte Wode Die 3eitunsen bic
g1adriAt aus Columbus bra6ten, Dab
Die barris 8il geIhlasen tDorben tel,
erfhien bein poliseiridter in Glepelano
Elm iunoer Maf,n, Namens Bill
0arris, I'M Die @rfldrune ab3uge=
ben, ,es lei cine Deroammte 2ige, bob
er BON Der 2egislatnr geihlagen
tporber iel."
Us beibt. bab oas Geidwaoer
oeutIder 2riegsidiffe, pelhes 3ur 3eit
i'm Oafen bon 0uDanlta liegt, nd9fens
nad ben 0ene5ueld GepdKern ie9eln
lperDs, I'm Dem Merlangen Der beut=
lden gaeqierung, bic 3oblung bentiher
Qlnlpriide betrehen0, 9egeniiber gene-
auela Madorud All Derleiben.
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BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.

sDaily. tExcept Sunday. Alag stop. Meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 10 90 to II 90
midnight Light Faced from II 90 midnight to IL 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD, E. A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
5-2S-95-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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brbIt9 9eben6.
mn ben nit + oeset4neteu etattonen wtrn aa 9

Mn ben nit + beaei1neten Stattonen tptrh oil Q
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
The South Carolina Annual Confer.

The South Carolina Annual Confer.
ence.
Quite large attendance of delegates 10 the
South Carolina Conference is now In town.
The conference will meet this morning al
halfpast nine O'clock in the Methods,
church, Bishop Granbery. presiding.
The business of the Con ference will be pre-
ceded by the administration of the commun-
ION to the members and delegates to the Con.
ference. as we'll as 10 all other christians who
may be present and who may desire to unite
with them In the celebration OF the Lords
Supper.
The Secretary OF the last Conference will
call the roll OF N nembers and delegates, when
the unusually large number now In town will
answer to their names.
This ls the second time that the Con ference
has met In AbbevIlle since the war. In De.
cember, lS6S-twenty-elght years ago-the
Conference met here. Bishop Wightman pre-.
siding. At that time the Conference consist
ed of about LIS members. Now 1t Is nearly
twice that number.
Last night Rev. w. G. Power delivered an
address on the History of MethodIsm.r "
The church was filled to overaowlng.
Our people are delighted to entertain the
conference. and the doors OF all our houses
stand wide open. Every household is proud
to have delegates and members of the Con
ference with them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
Resolutions of the Board Of Trustees
Of the School District OF the Town
OF Abbeville Concerning the
Death OF william Agustus Lee

l. l.. ID.
Since this Board held Its last regular meet
ing, the death angel, who was even then
taken from us our revered and honored
associate, the peerless scholar, the polished
gentleman, the many man, the Christian Cit
lien. William Augustus Lee: III HIS life is ended:
lessons for Us as choice as apples Of gold.
He was true, he was honest. he was just, he
was pure, he was lovely, he was Of good re-
with him. IN the performance OF high duty,
TO consider the characters and scan the
regulations OF our fellow men, has not been
impressed with the charitableness OF his
with what frmness, he dealt with the rights
Of others as with sacred things For him the
golden rule was the only and always sufficient
measur OF conduct. Therein lay his virtue.
Therein his praise.
His services as a member ofthls Board were
beyond estimation he will be sorely missed
and 1t will be rare good fortune for our com.
unity 1 IL shall fnd man his equal TO fill
his place. Be II therefore,
Resolved lst. That in the death OF William
Augustus Lee, LII. D., this Board has lost
worthy and valued member, we, his survly-
Ing associates, loved and honored friend,
and the public School Of the city tried and
most efficient Trustee.
Resolved I'd. That we mourn bis loss, we
his virtues, and will seek to impress upon the
rising generation the value of his character.
Resolved 3rd. That blank page In our
journal he inscribed with his name.
Resolved 9TH. That these resolutions be
recorded In the transactions Of the Board,
and that copy of them be sent to the fam
lily of the deceased. and that they be also
furnished 10 the city newspapers for publica-
ton.
w. A. Templeron,
Frank B. Gary,
]. g. Edwards,
j. w. Sign,
r. M. Haddon,
]. F. Miller,
]. C.klugh.
]. 7. Robertson.