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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05
THE FIRE AT MT. CARMEL.
The Heart of the Town Wiped Ont OF
Existence,

Last Thursday night the town OF Mount
Carmel was by fire nearly wiped from the
This is one of the Oldest settlements in a
historic portion of the Abbeville county. and
is one of the best known towns In the up,
country. Before the war. 1t was IN n,d snat, naa
since the Savannah Valley Railroad was run
by the place the business OF the town mas 10
creased and many new buildings nlleo tne
hitherto vacant places.
Mount Carmel, like majority OF towns.
was first built up with wood, and OF course,
when fire broke out it had its own way un.
til there was in reach no more loou LOT Tile
devouring element.
At halEpast nine O'Clock the handsome re-
sidence OF Mr.. John w. Morrah was found 10
be on fire. In the excitement incident 10
such an occurrence In a little town. lamp
was overturned or broken in Mrs. Burdetts
place which was In the heart OF the business
part OF the town; The flames spread llke
which is seldom or never witnessed. Inc
whole town came out in the glare OF the bprn,
ing houses. and every man, woman and child
exerted the greatest effort to do Whate7er was
possible to save the property.
There was very little insurance, compared
with the loss, and many OF the unfortunates
are Ill able to sustain the damage. The FOL
lowing estimates have been made, Whlch we
append, o,,, 60
500.
A. ]. Salinos & Co, of Charleston, S. G.,
store and dwelling, 81 500, insmed, amount not
known. ooo
Mrs. H. K. Burdett, store and stock, $1,000;
noinsurance.
JIM. Harris, workshop, building and tools,
5000; no insurance.
il. Gavin, dwelling and furniture, 81 2ooo'in-
surance $1,000.
R. w. McCannon. stock and goods, Sl,6OO, In
surance $500.
J. L. Cozby. dwelling and two store rooms,
SLIGO, insurance 5000
NJ. w. Paschal, furniture, $3.50, no insur'
ance.
NJ. L. Stanton, stock OF furniture. no insur-
ance
Joseph McCautley, store room, $500, no in
surance.
w. l.. Miller. furniture $780, no insurance.
Hirschman Bros, stock goods. $500, lnsur-
ed, amont not known.
r. NJ Knox, stock of goods, Sl,5OO, no insur-
ance.
r. w. Knox, store room. $50, insurance $500.
The fire at Mount Carmel only destroyed a
little personal property. The manhood; en-
ergy and business tact Of the people still re.
main. and a newer and grander town Will
arise on the ashes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05
SURVIVORS MEETING.
Good Speeches and Good Barbecue
ntnnor.


Abbeville, s. c., Aug 8, 1896.
Abbevllle County held It's sixth annual meet
ing this day In the Court House.
The roll was called and large number OF
the members answered thereto.
during the past year, to-wit: Robert Keoron,
Andrew Stevenson. ST., and Andrew Steven
son, Jr.
The following named persons made short
and pointed addresses: Rev. j. l.. Wilson, D.
D., Rev. J.. A. Clifton, d. D., and Col. Geo. It.
Maxwell, of Florida.
On motion OF AdJutant Lyon, Article VII
OF the Constitution was amended so as TO read
Wednesday after the first Monday in
August OF each year at IL O'Clock M." instead
OF ION the first Monday" as heretofore.
The following new members were enrolled
G.. w. Alewine. Co. i, 10 S. c. l., Due West.
i. A. Clifton, Co. D., / y. C. c.. Abbeville.
j. b. Cochran, Co. G., Orr's Regiment. Abbe-
willie.
j. e. Brownlee Co. l., AS c. l.. Antreville.
w. N. Hall. Co. D., 6 8. G. c., Antreviile.
H. M. Hill, Co. F., 6 s. G. c., Antreville.
J. E. Hunter. Co. B.. s. G. Bat, Hunters.
7. N. Jny, CO, H., 10 s. G. l., Troy:
A. J. McAdams, Co. g., IS. g. c., Due West.
r. H. f. McCaslan, Co. H., 1913. c. l., Hun
%. McClaln, Co. l., 10 8. c. l.. Due West.
r. p. Milford, Co. g., ~ S. c. M, Abheville.
J. H. Nckles, Co. F.. Hol. Legion, Hodges.
p. G. Suber. Co. l.. Ii =. c. l., AntreVille.
J. l.. Wilson, Co. D.. G3 Tenn. Abbeyile.
]. X. McCaslan, son OF II. H. McCaslan.
The AdJutant reports cash on hand
from last year.. II
Fees, II new members at 25c....-....... 25
Total cash on hand. -
The annual election of officers was ordered.
President Grer begged that some one else
than himself should he elected TO the pres-
dency OF the association, but he was nnnani.
mously reelected, and the Doctor accepted
conditionally.
On motion OF }. L. White, w. ID. Mann was
authorized TO east the votes Of the association
for the other official incumberents, unC they
were declared elected
The Rev. DIR. Clifton moved the following
resolution: THAT 1t Is the sense OF this AS
ISOLATION, that the Confederate Battle Abbey
should be located at Richmond, Virginia."
Adopted.
Nal. j. l.. White moved that the thanks of
the Association be rendered to the city Of Abb
beville for The splendid barbecue dinner fur
nisheG today.
Adopted.
Adjourned.
j. Fuller Lyon, AdJutant.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05
L. F.. McDayid e. Co.'s Locals.

When you want a shoe cheap. and a good
shoe, call on j. K. McDnvid & Co.
Ask to see J. T.. McDavid & Co.'S 81 brogan,
good one.
See ]. f. McDavid & Co.'S 81 ladies shoe. A
beauty.
A few pair OF Frank & Adlers fine slippers
to close out very low.
Towels OF any kind or description from &c
to 75c.
All colors in calicos at &c.
Percal, Crepon, Duck, all at low figures.
Do you want the hest corset in the world?
We sell "The Featherbone" with Il guarantee,
money refunded.
A black Alpine hat, good one, 81.
Unlaundre'd and laundred Negligee shirts
all to be sole before fnil. Will give you bar
gain in these shirts.
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VIM. f.. Bell Cash CO.'S Locals.

VIM. f.. Bell Casl, Co.'S Locals.
All colored crepons at and less than cost.
Best colored calicos at &C. Good csllcos a'
4%c.
Figured coorel lawns at cost.
Summer dress goods at cost.
We will sell all light summer goods at cost
Beautiful line of tassa silks at cost
Summer gloves reduced In price.
Full line Of silk belts, belt buckles laces,
&c, just received.
Slippers for ladies and children In the best
and medium makes. Cheap.
Buy our IL, 10, % and 20 black silk nltts II
you wish the best goods for the money.
VIM. E. Bell Cush Co.
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Read the Newspapers.

In Presidential campaign year 1t is well
to have an intelligent idea OF the situation,
which you cannot have If you read only the
home newspapers which are partizan and In
terested in publishing one side and in con-
cealing the other.
A small amount will secure northern
daily until after the election. Try the expert
ment and II you are not satisfied you can say
that we erred in Judgment. Several OF the
New York papers are very cheap, but 1T is
not the cheapuess that you want. Something
else is needed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05

Go tor. C.. Wilson & Co. for bananas.
r. C. Wilson & Co. can supply you with cab
bage, onions, and potatoes.
Drink cherry bounce at Speeds.
Bruce has opened first class Cafe, Where
you can get your meals at all hours.
Bruce has ice cream at all hours.
The incest Ice cream can always be had al
BruceS',
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05
FINE MUSIC.
Mrs. WaIlace's Pupils Have n Delight
ful Recital.

Mrs. WaIlace's Pupils Have Il Delight-
full Recital.
The second program given by the Plano
Club at Mrs. Wallace's studio Saturday even
ing was as follows:
Duets-(a) Evening Song, (b) March I'm
promtu, Miss Mamie Bower and Miss Marion
Corrie.
False Brilliant-Schullpoff, Miss Mamie
Taggert.
La GaZelle-W Wolienhaupt, Miss Virginia
McIlwain.
La Princess Royal-Loeselorn, Miss Monte
Sign.
Song September Miss Taggert.
Fase-MosZkow owskie. Miss Plevna Seal.
Lorely-Haus Keeling, Miss Bessie Jones.
The music was well rendered and duly ap-
preciated by those present.
The meetings of the Choral club are having
a good attendance and will be held regularly
Tuesday evenings at s o'clock. Some inter-
esting work Is on hand.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05
The Campaign.

The State campaign progresses nicely now
without jar or discord.
Judge Earle confines himself to the discus
sion of National issues, and Duncan doesn't
Seem 10 be able to raise excitement any more.
Evans moves rs usual, when let alone.
II seems that the candidates are now dis
posed to preserve the peace.
The little scrap between Earle and Evans
has done good, for which the public will be
grateful.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05
Change of Season.

Now is the time for our merchants to sell
their unreasonable goods. Better let them go
at or below cost than to keep them over until
next Spring. You can better invest the same
money in new goods. Shop worn goods do
not help the life or the appearance of store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05
The County Campaign.

The first meeting in the County Campaign
was held at Lowdesvile yesterday. 1t Is to
be hoped that the candidates may each tell US
why we should vote for them. We can often
enough find reasons for not voting for the 9TH
er fellow.
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animation, are each worth about Sii.
The result was announced within very
short time after the close Of the examination.
Each paper, as the contestant finished was
examined, and so 1t was the committee was
ready to report, almost as soon as the exam
ination was concluded-Quite an improve
ment on the old way of deierring the eXami-
nation for an indefinite number OF days.
The examinations as conducted for the last
few years, Is quite an innovation on the old
method, and the awards are notably differ
ent.
writes his or her name opposite the number,
seals it In an envelope. The examination pa
pers are signed by numbers only. by thls
per they are examining, and therefore cannot
possibly be biased for or against any one. IL
Is thus that absolute fairness Is insured.
Whatever the facts may have been, under
the old rule we thought that-if we knew the
names Of the contestants-we could make q
pretty safe guess beforehand, as TO who would
be the winners. We may have been wrong:
and we certainly have no doubt OF the gooSa 900
intention of any former examining board,
but we thought that we could name the WIN
ners in advance. To an outsider like oursel1
IL seemed that the rule was made TO mt the
case or else we had some means OF deriving
the result, Heretofore the awards often went
one way-to the town or to others who stood
in with friends in town. All this opinion may
have been the result OF prejudice on our part,
but the opinion existed all the same.
The lucky young ladies In the recent exam
ination came from every quarter of the coun-
ty-a condition which we believe, could not
have existed half dozen years ago:
The best man in the word. II he knows and
ia acquainted with some OF the applicants.
and has a deep sympathy for one, while ne
knows nothing OF the other, If he has heart
in him, cannot help from having sympathy
for his neighbor who is both needy and de-
serving.
AS now managed there is no telling who
may get the prizes.
At the same time an examination was held
for South Carolina College. Mr.. Lewis NJ.
Coleman was the successful applicant.
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Examination for South Caro-
lima College Scholarship.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
on tSnf

SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
June 29, 1896.
A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR.
IA the Normal Scholarships OF the South
Carolina College will be held by the School
OF each county where there is
q vacancy, on THURSDAY, JULY 30th. APP
plicants will be examined on English, Mathe-
inatics aud History, the requirements in these
subjects being the same AS for admission TO-
IS OF the catalogue of 1856. Further lnfor.
nation, II desired, will be cheerfully furnish
ed by JAMES WOODROW,
President South Carolina College.
July 15, 1896, If
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propose to keep up my stock OF corn bran.
hay, flour, sugar. bacon, molasses and all
heavy as well as shelf groceries. A few fresh
home raised oats for sale and / want few
bushels Of cow peas, bring them in to me.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05
JUDGE MCGOWAN.
A Devoted Member of the Bible SOcie.
ty-He Always Attends Its Meet.

Among the notable and modest figures at
the Bible Society last Wednesday was Judge
MCGOWAN. For many years he has been
member of that Society and for long time
be has made 1t a point never TO take his Sum.
mer outing until after the meeting. For years
he has gone off as soon as the meeting was
held, and he Is away now. Long may the
best man In Abbeville live 10 bless his fellow
man.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05

H. w. Lawson & Co.. have marked all their
goods lown down, to close out for cash. go
and see them, before the bargains are all
gone.
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WINTHROP PRIZES.
The Names Of the Lucky Young
Ladies.

The County Board of Examiners and the
contestants for the Winthrop Scholarships ct
in the Court House last Thursday.
The Board consisted OF Messrs. j. Z. klugh,
w. p. Green, and School Commissioner NIL.
ford.
The successful contestants stood as follows
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05

We I'LL all orders by mail promptly. p. b
Speed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-08-05
For School Commissioner.

We are authorized to announce DIR. E. Fl. Ed
wards as a candidate for School Commission
er, subject TO the Democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce w. T. Mil.
ford as a candidate for reelection TO the office
of School Commissioner, subject to the action
of the Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce w. A. LA.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13
Man leie q. v. Ottomepers
Bargaining sWnSei9e an amberer Steue.

Mean leie q. y. Ottomepers
9arsaintas s9lnseise an anberer Stelle.
6. :. QDiu unb @emabIin aus
Gbieasu beiuden bieiise Terwanbte.
Die Goncorbia Yaub concertirt
beute (Donneritas) Nbenb int Noro
German Part.
- eugene Yieiierle wiro ant /.
September in >. W. Oliem's Npotbete
als Yrouiior eintreten.
- gilbert Wasner uno SRI. ellie
Dobleter con ct. Saul werben ant 20.
b. M. bas gbebinbniB i4lieBen.
- u. 5. @ens. guttermader in Der
Start Creamery, uno SRI. 9isjie Beq's,
Io9tsr pom Gam. NeQis, wurben an,
Dnnitas in letter @o@e bur@ Baiiens
ridter 2auoeni@ldaer setraut.
- Nubw is 8reu i@nitt III LETTER
@o9e auf Der Oobne'i@en Tarm in
Comm COTTONWOOD innerbalb 4s Stun>
ben 70 Nder Dei5en, cine Heiituns, bic
inn Wenise na@ma@eu biriten.
- Der fur9tbaren 9ite 1T LESTER
@o9e, unter mel9er aud Meni9en uno
0ieb in Minneiota uiel gu le'ben batten,
iinb in ben 6itli@en @roBitdoten buns
berte uon Meni@en gum Opfer sefauen.
- Su @robners @irtbi9aft murbe
am Dienitas bas blbi@e 8oltslieo
vS&ier oreiBis Sabre biit Du alt" in
aQen Gonarten seiunsen. Die uria@e
oauon mar, Bag BET Soiepb an ienem
Gage ieinen breibisiten @eburtstas
~feierte.
- Sn Der l1mlanb'i@en @irtbi@aft
in st. Peter serietben am Montos Smet
Grembe beim &artenipiel i'm Streit, Der
bamit enbete, oaB Der ii@ @barles Glart
nennenbe Gremoe ieinen Rameraoen NIT
einem @euolper eri@oB unb ii@ alsbann
Der Yolijei auslieferte. Glart iou 5ur
3eit Der Gbat fart betrunten 'semeien
iein.
- @ie mir erfabren, 1T auf .0eraa>
laiuns ~unieres !rlberen M~itbursers s.
6aub, Der betanntli@ bel benz l1eberfaQ
Der Snbianer in 1862 fdwer uerpunoet
murbe, inn Como Yart bel ct. Saul
bic Badge" Der 8ertbeioiser Nem
l1lms, sei@maduoQ in @lumen anSe=
le9t, mas b0@it anertennensmertb lit
uno pom iebem New l1lmer, Der ct.
Saul beiu@t, sewiroist uno beii4tist
merben iuQte.
- Oas National @ncampment Der
q. ". Ct. mel@es am l. Sept. in ct.
Saul besinnt. wirb 0 ben @eteranen
auer Staateu iebr fart beiu&t meroen,
unb bel Der 9roBen Paraoe 'ueroen ii4
nod ben I%nmelounsen ca. 10000 osr
alien &rieser betbeilisen. Ser bieiise
Soften eebt an, Montas ben 81. (mabrs
i4einli@ IS Mann itart) nit Der Wtin>
neapolis, New l1lm & g. IS. 8abn
na@ ct. paul ob, unb irseno wel@e
Treunoe ,uel4e ii@ bemielben ani@liez
zen mo0en, ioQten ii@ bel einem Nit>
slieoe bes 9eder poitens meloen UNI ben
bi0lisen Tabrpreis gu senieben. Die in
ct. Saul minbenbeu Babnen 9eben ant
Treitas unb @omita9 ben 4. une 5.
September Nunbreii ebiQets gum ball.
ben Preis aus fir ale ~bieienisen Be<
iu4er 81. Bauls, mel9e Nbite@er mad
Platen ME }. g. New ulm MAIDEN
mouen, uno IS 1T oeBbalb fiber 81 ers
,parten, baB mir UNI ben 5. uno 6. Se?s
TENDER ni9t e~injelne frabere Nem
ulmer, lonbern aud anbere Treunbe aus
ben peri@ieoenen Staaten be9raben tons
rlen.
@ute einbeimil@e Nepfel gu 60
@ents per Buibel iino gu baben bel
% S. y. Bebnte.
a. Oie Minneapolis & St. Houis
8abn bat ben preis Der Eidets be, Der
am Sonnt:s ben l6. b. M. ftattinbens
ben Grcuri ion bis 8aconia auf $l.0o
reouiirt.
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3@1kenieM.


Oas am lesten Samjtas unb Sonnta9
inter ben Nuipieisn oes bieiisen Sasbs
clubs in bsr Sdsersrube absebaltene
S1ltenieit nabm inter Der ia4tunotSen
yeituns oeS Sditenmeiiters W. Pfdns
Der ST.. einen ourdlue9 befrieoi9enoen
0erlaui uno ianb ant Sonntas Na9s
mittas nit einem semitbliden picnic
Der S1uten uno oeren Nnseb6risen,
iowie Der Yreisuertbsi!uns ieinen Mbs
i@lub.
Wabreno oes S9iebens al beiben
lasen ,uurbsn im @anSen 1869 S9ane
absesebsn unb omar auf bic &Snisss
l9eibe $50, Mannl9eibe s45, 8 &inss
i4eibe 1856, gbreni@eibe 70, Stanoaros
Gbreni 9eibe 80. auf Brobetarten 100
uno vTeam":S4ieBen 90.
Muf Der &6nissideibe sius M. @rau
nit SAT @insen ais Sieser beruor uno
wurbe bel Der Gntsesenuabme Der ais
Yreis aus9eletten MeoaiQe als S4ueen<
tOnig protlamirt. Der ;meitbeiteS 4aee
mar Sobn 2iua NIT 33s &in9en, Der 3.
s.. Nmme nit 800, 4. @ult. @0ti4
ST., 5. W. Yiduber 2s7, 6. Saul SoB
27s, 7. $. @ebier 271, 8. Sui. &rauie
272, 8. @mil Seiter 900, 10. $. Sc
rian 249, IL. Mus. Brandt 236, ~.
6. 9aueni teiu 233, IS. s. 9. S9mto
229, IL. @. 6. Sod 226, Is. .. 8.
54leuoer 900, l6. Sobn Eoberer 200,
II. Tr. @rebe 1917, IS. @bas.. Bruit
1875, 10. Sos. @aues 49, Mo9lt9e
Nins;abl 500 ouf 20 S@ihe.
Nuf Der @bren> ODER Yreisi@eibe
ma9ten auf 8 @@iie aus mo9li4sn
Is Ninsen Sobn QiQa IS, M. 9rau
SO, s. 9. S@mib 81, 6. Brandt 81,
%. =. Sod 81, ". IumiQer SO, @.
Yfaenber so, 0en3el Gang so, emil
Seiter 40, $. Nn,me 4s, Saul 0oB AZ,
$. S@leuoer 40, =. 9auenitein 3s,
s. @rebe SO, $. @'ebier IS, s. &rauie
IS, q. @0ti@ IS, $. geuBmann 80,
6. 8ruit 20, $. 9erian 10, u. 9etrp
l6, Sos. @a0es IA, Mus. Yranot IL,
s. 2oberer 4.-Sobn Xiua erbielt bic
pom Der Sobn 9auenitein 8remin9 60.
seitiftete 9oloene Meoai1e, Sobn 9.
S@m,o uno Grnjt Brandt bic pom M.
@rou sei@entten solbenen MeoaiQen
unb Sobn Soberer bic rBoobp">Preiie,
beitebeno aus elmer 6loi@e @ein, einem
Yoar 6olji@uben, einem Heuoluer aus
benz @eiormationstriese uno bic leoerne
Meoaiue. Die iibrisen S@lben wabl>
ten Der &eibenfolse mad ibre preiie aus
ben sema@ten @ei@enten.
Auf Der Manni4eibe Is S@uiie, m0s>
li@e 100 &in9e) erbielt M. @rau nut
Is &insen ben er item, Saul 8oB NIT 70
ben ;weiten, @. Yfaeuoer nit 70 ben
oritten, Sobn Eoberer NIT 70 ben piers
ten, Sobn ella NIT 70 ben fanften uno
=. 9aueniteiu nit 81 ben ie&iten Greis.
Muf Der 8 @insi@eibe i@oB so. @rau
9 rotbe Tobnen reip. @entrums Wm.
ptueuoer unb Sobn 2iua je 8, Saul
GoB unb =. Stensel ie 2, uno $. Mms
ME, q. @0ti&, @. =. Sod, Sobn
Denster uno y. 9auenltein ie l.
Muf Der BON =. Stensel seitifteten
Stanoaroi@eibe eroberte so. @rau ben
aus9eiesten Breis, ein babies Duteno
Tlai@eu .Gbampasner. Die S@eibe 1T
in Stensels Saloou ausseteQt, wolelblt
aud Die iibrisen Treffer barauf IN Wu>
GEM 4ein senommen werben t0nnen.
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Galbratcn naG MtI&u anfec.

!@eleqentli9 BET National >@onpen>
tion Der republitarii@en 2iaas an 26.
unb 81. Musult u~ertauft bic Rortbme<
fern 0inie @rcuriions:Tidets na4 Ufil>
uautee unb 3uriid gum Yreile ber Gin>
3elfabrt. WeseH bes Ndbren uenoe
ii4 an bic Nsenten BET @bicaso u
Nortbmeltern gijenbabn. %
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Neue M,t5et9em.
9antfa9un8.

9Qeu Oenieui9en, bic inns BEL bent Sooesz
fau unleres @atten urb Vaters
Sassb 35tM
ibre 9%beilnabme b~euieiem uab ebenfaQs tiir
bic 9robe 8etbeili9un9 al oeiiem 2ei4enbez
9Gn9niXe unb insbeioIbere 6err 9u9o Til4er
fir Sic trefili4e @rabrebe ~eritatten ibreA per-
binbli1em Cant
. Anna $50 unb &inber.
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set q otiaen.

Der ytem lllm Sdseruerein itattet
hermit aQen Denieuisen, bic @bren>
preiie fir bas @9lsenfeit lieferten ooer
ionitmie gum @elin9en oes Geites bei>
trusen, uub namentli4 Der Great Welt>
ern Banb fir ibr Mitwirten ieinen uers
binolt1jten Dant ab.
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G,me, 100 older Qanb entbaltenbe ,,nb Stuei
Meilen Salid Don Sprinsfielb beleSene Tarrn
1T al u%ertauien. @uf Der Sarm beiinbet ii@
eiu 0utes Wobnbaus NIB Serdumi9e Stals
lunSeu. @esem bes 9taberen wenbe maa ii9
miinbl,d ODER idriitlid oil
Vert Scott,
Spriusfielb, Winm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13
&auS ~ b~ertaufen.

Gin @r,dz@ obnbaus nit 6 !3immer'1. ,,eblt
9utem8 Drummer, @iiterue, 9erdumi9em Stau,
at Der Z. gforb= unb @ermaAitrabe 9ele9er,
1T inter 9iiuii9en 9eoin9un9ea 81 pertans
fen. Mau ,penoe 1id perlomli9 ober 14r'ttz
lid al aug. DinbborH
22p Stem rlm, Wtinn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

Das arrangements: @omite unb nas
mentli@ Der S4ueenmeiiter 50. pfans
Der ST., Der ben Ylun fir oas Teit ents
mari unb benielben in 10 selunsener
@eiie bur4iubrte. lino 81 beionoerer
Nnertennuns bere@tiat; ebenio oas go
mite, mel9em bas arrangement fir oas
Yicnic ii%bertra9en mar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

Inter ben Beiu@ern bes S@atens
feites am Ieeten @onuta9 befano ii@
AUDI infer alter Treuno Sobn Pimeiiel
aus Serbian. Derielbe traf leioer gu
ipat ouf Dem S@ieBplat ein, um ii9 ant
S6ieBen bet1eilisen gu tonnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

Bm. Sod erbielt BON ben S4aten
in Wnertennuns ie;ner Verbienite ais
Setretdr bes Clubs cine blbi9e solbene
Mebaile iberrei9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

"a Die 9r0bte Musuabl einbeimi19er
unb importirter &leiberitohe itets an 9ano.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

a. Die minneapolis & ct. Nouis
8abn bat ben Breis Der Eidets be, ber
am Sonnt:s ben l6. b. 10. %itattfinoen>
ben Grcuri ion bis @aconia au $l.00
reouiirt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

Bei e,ner1 BON 81. @rau mad S4luB
bes Teites in Steneels @irtbi4aft fir
bic S@asen %arransirten @ommers MUIR
ben aud bic BON benz ielben ais Preis
eri3oHenen 6 Tlai6en @bampasner benz
ss}aqbpatron 6ubertus 9eopfert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

l1niere iunsen S@iten iinb pom Grs
fotg bes Teites 10 beseiitert,;| baB' lie ii@
,porgenommen baben: bel 9estnn" Der
@dieB>@ aijon nd9ites Sabr NIT eisener
M%usrliuns in bic Yroben au eri4einen
unb bieielben r~eselndBis gu beiu@en.
l1nierm S@itenbruoer W. @rau aus
Chicago blrft es bemna@ beim na@iten
@4atenfeit ni9t mebr 10 lei4t peroen
bic mel ten 9auptpreiie ju erobern.