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The morning times., 1896-04-06
DIED AT THE EMERG ENCY.

Unknown Woman Admitted Thurs
day In an Unconscious Condition
An unknown colGred woman died at
Emergency Hospital at 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning She was brought To the in
stitutiun last Thursday by the Sixth pre-
cinct patrol wagon. She was unconscious
when admitted and remained IN that cundi-
tian until death.
She is described as of middle age. slightly
darker than the average and well dressed.
There was nothing about her clothing to
serve as an identifying mark and no one has
called to see her since she was admitted
to the hospital. The coroner has been no.
titled and will view the Remains today.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

The wedding ofex-President Harrison and
Mrs. Dimmick will take place today in st.
Thomas Church, New York. While the
ceremony viii, in way be private, many
persons prominent in official life now
or during the Harrison administration, will
be present from this city.
Hon. John W. Foster, who was President
Harrison's Secretary OF State, left for New
York on the midnight train TO attend the
wedding Senator Elkins, who held ;he
portfolio of War went 10 New York Sat
urday night. Senator Proctor, who pre-
ceded Elkins In the War office, who is the
only other member OF the Cabinet in Wash
ingtou, has not yet gone to the wedding
but may go this morning If he feels well
enough TO make the trip. There will be
present AT the wedding outside those named,
eX-SecretaTies Charles Foster OF the Treas.
ury, and Tracy OF the Navy, and Attorney
General Miller. Mr.. uamaker is in
Europe.
The morning times., 1896-04-06
Fine China sa crificed.

Everything in the entire stock OF J. W.
Botcler & Son, 923 Pennsylvania avenue,
will be sold at sacrifice by the assignee,
Lewis c. Denham. The reputation this
house has earned of, having The fine st class
of goods in Washington assures patrons
taking advantage of this sale opportunities
for securing bargains OF an unusual sort.
The morning times., 1896-04-06
NEAT SUMNER JACKETS.

.ETTY Jackets for summer wear are
made of white 'batiste, striped with
lace insertion. and trimmed around
the bottom and upand down the front with
a frill of the same, edged with lace. A
more dressy Jacket Of silk has frills over
the shoulders and a soft front below the
yoke of embroidered chiffon.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

The Russian Easter this year fell on the
same as ours and the Russian minister, Mr.
KotZebue, kept open house in the afternoon
from / TO D O'Clock, and his guests were
entertained at feast OF good things
characteristic OF the banquets or his couu-
try The minister will also receive this
afternoon. Monday and Tuesday in honor
of the holiday. 1t is many years siuce
the Russian Easter has fallen on the same
date as ours.
The morning times., 1896-04-06
Correction.

We beg to draw attention to a mistake
in EiSenmann's Seventh street "ad.' - of
yesterday. This firm, ever on the side OF
their customers, don't want errors to crop
into their ads The mistake alluded 10
should read" Every buyer ola dress pattern
will receive skirt Innings not binding"
The morning times., 1896-04-06

The event OF this evening Will be the
marriage at ST. Johns Church or Miss
Mildred HutcheSon, daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hutcheson of Texas,
to Mr.. Edward Mugge OF Houston, Tex.
The ceremony Will occur at $50 O'Clock,
DR.. Mackay-Smnh officiating. Miss Maude
Talmage, daughter Of Rev. DR.. Talmage,
viii be maid of honor, and Rosalie Wini-
fred HutcheSon, the little sister of the
bride, Will carry flowers. Lieut.. Theodore
Yogelgesang and Mr. Andrew Parker of
this city Will he uSherg, and Mr.. l.. Parks
of Houston. Tex. viii act as best man.
Immediately after the marriage MIR. and
Mrs. Mugge viii leave for New York, and
later will make their home at Houston, Tex.
The morning times., 1896-04-06
SHOULDER PRINCES OF JET.

nN black gowns the epaulets are Of
~ jet. with fringe falling over the
arm. The style is much liked, be-
cause of the broadening effect IL gives
to the shoulders. and effect which, it is
needless to say. Is much sought after at
present.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

The marriage of Miss Julia Ede to Mr..
John G. O'Donnell Will take place Wednes-
day next at noon. The ceremony Will be
soemnized at the home of Mrs. John r.
Edie, and only family party will be
present at the ceremonyand wedding break.
fast Miss Mcmillan, daughter of Senator
Mcmillan, will attend Miss Edie as maid of
honor.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mrs. X ID. Hitchcock, who has just re-
turned from visiting Mrs. Simonds of
Charleston, S. c.. left for New York yester-
day. While there Mrs. Hitchcock will be
the guest OF Mrs. Burnham.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mrs. Howry. wife OF Assistant Attorney
General Howry, who has been i'll for several
weeks, with the grip, is again able TO be
out.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Miss Isabelle Bowie, who is attending
the Gunston Institute, has gone to her
home in Rockville for the Easter holidays
and is entertaining house party. Among
the party are Miss Hattie Darneille OF
Washington. Miss Annie Watkins OF Beth
esda, and Miss Annie Boarman of Virginia
The morning times., 1896-04-06

The next regular meeting OF the Mis-
sissppi Association Will be held a the res.
idence of Mrs. l.. w. Pegram, No. Ills
Rhode Island avenue northwest, Wedncs-
day evening, April g, at 8 o'clock. THE
following program has been arranged for
the occasion: Piano solo. Prof. Arnold
Meyer; a paper, Mr. Walton Harrison;
song, Mr.. j s. Thomas; violin solo, Mr.
William Schultz; recitation, Maj. George
Herndon; piano solo, Mrs. j. s. Thomas
violin and piano duet, Mr.. Schultz and
Prof. Meyer; song, Mrs. T. C.. Herndon.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Miss Genevieve Foote OF Philadelphia
is spending Easter with her aunt, Mrs.
F. C. Barker, at No. SOC NJ street.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mrs. HutchesOn has been i'll with the grip
for several weeks and is still not strong
enough 10 assume her social duties aud
return her calls.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Cadets Joe and Allen Hutcheson Of Bethel
Military Academy, sons of Representative
and Mrs. HutchesoD, are at the Arlington
for their holidays.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mrs Bissell wife of ex-Postmaster Gen
eral BiSsell, and daughter, Margaret. are
expected in the city today TO visit Secretary
and Mrs. Carlisle.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Miss Pike. of No. 1912 Florida avenue
Will not receive today.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Among the pretty girls who will make
first bow TO society next winter is
Miss Clagett. She is a small brunette,
with a beautiful color, and viii doubtless
be quite a faYorite.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mrs. Shiras, wife OF Justice Shras, will
not receive today.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Representative aud Mrs. Joseph Chapel
Hutcheson will leave Tuesday after the
wedding OF their daughter for Old Point.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Gen. and Mrs. Draper VIII entertain
the Yale Glee, Mandolin and Banjo Club
at dinner this evening.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mr. Edward Mugge and Mr.. Parks Of
Houston, Tex, are at the Shoreham.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Miss Ethelwyn Is. Hall will iG at home
this evening, and VIII have with her Miss
Florence Elmer and Miss Lulu Elmer oi
Baltimore, her guests.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

The Misses Patten have issued Invitations
for dinner Saturday evening.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Miss Mary Brawner is visiting Miss
Blanche Nicholson in Ro ckville
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mrs. Moncure Howe Tompkins has moved
to No. 2115 n street, where she will be
at home to friends Wednesday.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mr. William Fl. Mussey, of the senior
class OF Lehigh University is spending the
Easter recess at the home of his mother
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Wimodaughsis will arrange an art loan
exhibit at the club rooms on street north
west, the first week III May
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mrs. Richardson will give a dinner sat.
urday.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Miss Mary Frye Of Laurel is visiting
friends in the city.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

The Yale Glee, Mandolin and Banjo Clu,
Will be entertained at dance this evening
by Mrs. David r. Mckee.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Miss Drury is the guest Of the Misses Carr
at Hyattsyille.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Miss Blake has gone to Brookland 70
the summer.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mrs. DR.. c. r. Clark, who expects to
leave Washington to make her home in
Warsaw, n. Y, will be at home To friends
at No. 100 Fourteenth street Wednesday
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mrs. Leech will give breakfast Il
young people today.
The morning times., 1896-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. Rowland will Civ
a dance this evening.
The morning times., 1896-04-06
UNDERTAKERS.

j. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKER,
332 Pa. Ave. n. w.
FirSt-cIass service. Phone, 1888.
jy4-6m
The morning times., 1896-04-06
DENIM PORTIERES.

| lot embroidered
Denim PortiereS, SO
in. wide, fringed side
and botto - all
colorS,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-16
ANTREVILLE ANNOTATIONS.
Political ThOug h ts- -Children's Day
Fighting-Sickn ness.

Autreville, S. g., Sept. II, 1896.
The monkey il dead aud the show IL over
and Judge Earle Is the peoples choice and
John Gary Evans Is no more the bulldog OF
Reform nor the shiningi light that guides the
thousand Reformeis. Common sense 81 ems
and the victory Il grand one. This election
has shown that free men will not submit TO
being oossed, not even by Tillman, and
great and heavy IL the blow to this wonder
ful master OF men. Evans was no more sur
prised at his defeat than Tillman. No, not as
much SO, because Tiilman thought when he
gave the command that men would come un-
der his direction MS flying sheep TO shelter
from a thunder cloud. He did not know thai
humanity depends upon experience
teacher and not NapoIeonic discipline. Evans
thought he was elected because he was follow
ing in Tillman's Footsteps. going over the
State b'owing like 20 ing D. mosthenese and
calling the respectable men OF the Stale ',tne
boys" etc. But where. oh, where is the ba
tant young man today! Down At Columbia
where he quietly awaits the coming of Janu
ary, when he will step down and out and
take his place at home with the boys
Like Jonah's gourdvine, his growth was
quick and Of short duration.
We are glad 10 note that Mrs. w. z. McCIr
IS now improving.
Mr. J. S Crowther, of Antreville is now In
Honea Path under the care OF DR.. Hough, tor
medical treatment. Mr. Crowther has been
unwell for some time :and speaks Of going to
Glenn Springs at an early date.
Miss Eliza Gamurell, one OF Abbeville's
beautiful anu accomplished young laQleS, mas
been the guest Of ber cousins, the Misses
Brownee for several days.
John &. Knox will return TO Erskine Col
lege this fall where he will spend his Sophie
more year. John Is one Of our most prolns-
Ing young men, ana we wish him much sue
cess In hls3Studies.
Capt. w. D. Mann made a special business
trip to AbbevilIe Thursday.
Chidren's day at Bell WAS observed TO day.
An interesting program had been arranged.
but owing to some cause unknown 10 us, all
of the invited speakers were absent with the
exception OF DR.. A. J. Speer who made al IN
teresting talk 10 the children and occasional
]y touched the older ones. The good pleas
ure OF the day was unfortunately mared by
| the shameful occurrence OF regular tistcuff
which came very lear ending seriously. One
shot was fired but fortunately no one was
! badly hurt. This IS shame to our com IL
nifty and II should be taken into hands by
the church authorities and Thoroughly pushed
Through legal course. When men come
into neighb0rhood they will please absent
themselves from our places of religions wor-
/ ship, II they wish TO settle old ieuds. We
welcome no such parsonage nto our midst.
Chauvn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-16
l.. w. Whites Locals.

I Come and see my sc goods. The best assort.
Lment ever offered. The very best prints AT &c.
Handsome dress styles OF ginghums at SC.
Outings OF good styles aud quality at sc. The
|best yard wide unbleached goods At SC ever
1otfered at the price. Good beached home
spun at &c, and great many other articles at
fhe same price.
| have the best stock Of bed tickings both
|fOr mattresses and feathers you can tiud any
where, ranging In price from . TO 20 cen Is u
|yard.
Look at my stock OF white. cream and col
ored damasks. They cannot be excelled
Also an elegant line OF napkins, doylies and
table oil cloth.
My stock OF dress goods Is very attractive.
Don't fail to see my stock OF plaids. from the
t6apest TO the finest all wool and silk.
ave received an entirely new line of car
and rugs. Come and see them. They
yorth looking at.
I'd now 1 would call attention to part OF
business which has received this season
care and and attention than usual.
to that department which embraces
ng. hats and caps and mems furnishing
Come and look at US In this line. We
We you this Fall the best values in cloth
ia ever bought. We have also the latest
Dbbiest styles of hats and caps. We
SIX you TO look, and then II you are mol
ed we do not expect you to buy.
elegant assortment of crocke cry, glass
nd china just received. We Gun show
me gems IN this line.
bu want to look at a stock OF goods en-
different from all other stocks now on
rket 60 TO the stores OF L. w. White.
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A. NJ. Hill & Sons Locals.

Blanke's finest candies for sale at A. NJ.
H i'll 4 Sons.
Lowney's lily chocolate creams. Try box,
they are delightful and found only at a. M.
Hill i Sons.
TO arrive, the largest and finest assortment
OF fancy groceries IN the city ut a. M. Hill
4 Sons.
Conserved ginger, and orange peel among
the many nice things found Ut A. M. Hill &
Sons.
Fresh mackerel fish just arrived at A. M.
Hill i Sons
All kinds of canned fruits and vegetables
at a. NJ. Hill q Sons.
| Salad dressing sauces, and all kinds Of
pickle at A. NJ. Hill Il Sons.
! Seeden raisins, currauts, citron and mince
meat in package 10 arrive in u few days at
4. NJ. Hill & Sons.
Olives and chow chow pickle In bulk to
arrive at a. NJ. Hill & Sons.
Finest cream cheese and imported mac
aroni always found at A. NJ. Hill d Sons.
Best 'Oreans" pure fruit Jams, jellies and
preserves at A. NJ. Hill il Sons.
Grand opening at our carriage and buggy
repository every day. All are Invited A. M.
Hill & Sons.
The pretiiest and cheapest lap robes, har
ness, and whips are found at the repository
OF a. NJ. Hin & Sons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-16
Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1896.
THE OIL MILL.
Two Splendid Gineries ut Abueville
-InstitntiOns That Desires Pat.

Two SpIenutd GinerieS at AbueStlle
-lnstitnttOns That Desires Put
ronage.-
We have referred briefly in two OF our re-
cent issues, to the new and improved mach u
cry which has been placed In the Oil Mill and
Enterprise GinnerieS, and we now call the
attention OF our readers TO the advertise
ments of these two enterprises which appear
In our columns today.
The officers of the Oil Mill and Enterprise
Ginnery have shown them determination to
keep abrest OF the times, by giving their
Patrons the benefit of all the latest improve
mentS for hauling cotton SO as to command
the highest market price. Certificates Can Ut
shown where cotton ginned 10y the System
In use at these two gnnerles, has commanded
higher prices Than If Sinned on old sly II
machine and has also been highly COM
manded bp foreign mi sions with inStruc-
iions TO these buyers 10 purchase cotton from
oIher gins whenever punsibIe to leave IL.
1t seems ~ the writer that. our farmers
should patrOnsZe all Institutions which en-
deavoI to assist them in getting the best pi ice
for the cotton and II Is evident that. the out
lAy for the equipment OF these ginncries
would not have been made unless there wa
assurance OF Improvements over the old
manner of hauling and ginning cotton.
q this connection IL seems To the wr ter
that II would be best for farmers 10 briug
their cotton TO town and city ginneries he.
cause II has 10 be brought to market for sale
and IL is now easily transported In the seed.
The seed can be sold on The spot or eXchang
ed for meal and hulls and thereby avoid
hauling them back home. We advise all our
farming friends TO patronize the Oil Mill and
Enterprise ginneries.
1t Is c )m N tnded that cotton and m eal and
Hulls are the best cattle food. The Oil Mill
s prepared to supply them and will imake
iberal exchanges for seed or low for cash.
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THE NEW SEASON.
Great Activity in all Lines OF Busi.
ness.

Great Activity in all Lines Of Busi'
In all lines of trade there is now more than
the usual activity at this season OF the year.
New stores are TO be opened, and larger and
better stocks Of goods are offered at Abbeville
than ever before, and they are offered at un.
precedently low prices. There never has Deen
lime in the history OF the country when
dollar would buy as much, or when dollar
was rs valuable. Laboring men, CLERKS ana
printers can now get too much goods for their
money. hence the opportuneness OF pewter
dollar lovers in trying 10 give us dollar that
will buy less. Something must be done, anu
done quickly, to prevent the wage Garner from
buying SO much with his money.
The freights having been reduced, anu the
price Of goods having gone down the country
will be ruined unless Bryan can give US hity-
cents dollars. Wage earners will get Inc Dig
head il something isn't done to take the con-
ceiL out OF them. We can at least depend on
Bryan to try 10 bring US pewter dollars, and
SO keep the laborer IN his proper place. This
thing of paying gold to laborcrs, mechanics
and other wage earners must be stopped, and
the sooner we get the pewter dollars the
quicker we will have peace and prosperity In
this county.
But let us 90 on as if Bryan and his crowd Of
pewter dollar advocates were not interfering
with business.
Abbevlle never had greater demand ioI
houses OF all kinds. Every store IN town has
been taken. There are no vacant dwellings
OF which we have any knowledge.
The Cotton Mill building Is neuring compile
ton. The roof was finished week ago. The
smoke stack, except the lightning rod. Is fin
ished. The tower, is nearly finished. The
sash has been fitted for the house. The glass
will be put In the upper story this week, and
the second or top flooring Of this story VIII
be put down In q short time.
The contractor for building the cottages Is
making good progress, and nice dwelling
houses now dot the hill.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-16

MISS FLORENCE KIRBY went home yester
kdAy with her friend, Miss Virginia McIlwain,
who now lives in Greenwood.
/ HON. w. P. CALHOUN. of Atlanta, was in
town a few days ago. He says The coIoniZa-
tion scheme is not dead, but is progressing
nicely.
THE Governor has issued proclamation
6otferlnga reward for the apprehension and
aconvicton Of the person or persons who
&k illed Jim Coleman.
Religious service in Upper Long Cane
church next Sunday morning, at eleven
o'clock.
THE Abberlle Baptist Association will
meet next Tuesday, September 90, with the
aobeville church. The session will contain
or two or three days.
The Long Cane Cemetery Society will meet
1t the School House Thursday afternoon at
b O'Clock.
Another lot of Excelsior flour just In. Ev.
|ery barrel guaranteed. Also full lot OF gro,
teries or all kinds. See our ad, also canned
goods list. We have bargains all through our
stock and want 10 show Just what we can do.
AUbeyille Supply Co,
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AbbeviIIe supply Co.

Canned Goods-Come aud get something to
[eat:
10 can jam-all fluvors l0c.
8 10 can stan ndard peaches l0c.
3 10 can standard tomatoes l0c.
ID can standard tomatoes &c.
lh can pears l5c.
3 ID can cherries 2Oc.
3 10 can grated pineapple l0c.
z 10 can English peas l0c.
] Id can roasted beef ljc.
2 10 can roasted beef DC
10 can corned beef l2% or S::.25 dozen.
ID can tripe 25c.
A splendid French sardne l0c.
Very best cream cheese l5c.
Very best imported macaroni l0c.
Very best bakers chocolate 4Oc.
Morrison's best hams, and for finest lard ge
2Harvey's.
A car OF Excelsior flour just In. Every
BARREL guaranteed and lowest in price.
I Cottolene all sizes and shapes.
Abbeville Supply Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-16

Now Is the time TO buy cotton goods. They
are advancing every day. Aug. w. smith
put In big stock of those goods and bought
them when they were the lowest. He Will
sell you very cheap now. Goods that he Will
sell you now at SC will cost you &C In less than
GO days.
Aug. w. Smith has added to his stock big
line Of crockery. Most anything you want
and prices the lowest.
Aug. w. Smith will 'sure" save you money
on groceries.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-16
WEST END.
happenings and Incidents OF week
Around city.

Happenings and Incidents Of IL Week
Around City.
Mrs. S. ]. Iegler, of Shreveport. La; who
has been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. w. A.
Lee, for the past few days, returned 10 BOT
deaux, where she has been spending the sum-
mer with her parents.
Miss Jennie and Miss Lucy White returned
last week after an absence OF two months
with friends and relatives in Greenville and
Mr.and Mrs. w. w. Bradley and Mrs. H. 7.
Tusten have gotten home from the noun
tuins
| city Monday.
Miss Mamie Lee and Miss Louise Mcintosh
lett Yesterday for Greenville. While In the
Mountain City they will be the guests of Miss
Marie Cover. ,.
as bees getting in Fail and Winter goods. and
| liking up generally. Many improvements
have been made III the way OF painting ana
putting in new fixtures, and Aooeviile mas
never seen such display OF useful and pretty
goods as will be shown here this season.
Miss Mary White Is visiting her friend,
Miss Maggie Hudgins, at Honea Path. MISS
| White lett here last saturday.
| Mrs. J. 5. Norwood and children, ana MISS
| Lila Norwood, are at home, alter spending
the Summer In Linvllle. N. e. They came in
DR.. C. A. Milford went up Thursday to see
his mother aud father, who reside at Town
willie, Anderson County. DR.. Milford came
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Edwards, OF Due West, Is the
guest Of Miss Leona Blake.
Miss Nettie Russell. after delightful stay
of Two months at the Niagara of the South,
Tallulah Falls, Ga, is at home again.
The last telephone put In by the AbbeVille
Telephone Company Is tor A. NJ Hill & Sons
store. Their number Is %.
Miss Mary DuPre, OF Clemson College, ar
rived in the city Monday, and is the guest o.
The Glee club met Monday evening last.
When our people have any work IN the
printing line, try the Press and Banner JOE
office. Your work will be done In first-class
manner, and then you Will Spend your money
at home and as to the price. city prices are
much higher and the work no better.
The city fathers met Monday night. NC
business Of importance was transacted.
| Capt. W : I. Branch went to MI. Carmel las'
Thursday on insurance business. lie has
now in his possession draft for 81 ,OO0 10 sci
tie loss occasioned by the recent burning al
the above town, for the Hartford Fire lnsur
ance Company. The other losses at Mt. Car
mel were settled in ten days after the burn
ing.
William p. Copyers and Miss Marie Cover
both of Greenville. The marriage Will take
place in the First Presbyterian church OF thai
city on next Wednesday evening at O'CLOCK
Mr.. A. S. ]. Cassidy has position ut the >
A. l.. shops.
the guests OF the Misses Cater for the past twt
weeks. left for their home JACKSON MISE
Monday.
Miss Lucia Parker entertained number o
friends last Wednesday evening at Hobby
Party" This delightful affair was 10 hono
of Miss Parker's friend and guest, Miss Har
riet Frost, OF Charleston.