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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-09

The sensational Luetgert cas in
Chicago attracts universal attention
and the prosecution is making out a
strong case against the prisoner,
charged With having murdered his
wife and ~disposing 81 the body BY
boiling II il q solution Of caustic
potash in one Of the yats in his
sausage factory. This seems to be
an age Of brutal murders but fol
diabolical ingenuity none exceed
this one and Luetgert, if guilty, Of
which there seems little doubt. out
ranks Hayward. Holmes and Dur
rant.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-09
The Only Pop Salvation.
Grand Forks Herald.

ufdHu rUFkb utTAIu.
Popocratic organs can no longer
deny the presence of prosperity in
the land and have now changed to
another tack,-the effort to show
that returning prosperity is attribut-
able to ANYTHING and everything but
political conditions. All, but
friends ! Even if you could prove
that, your cake would still be
dough For last year you solemnly
swore to the people that no matter
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-09

The Jeffersonian or gold demo
Gratis of Pennsylvania have determ-
ined not to put a state ticket in the
field this fall, and have adopted
resolutions denouncing in ringing
terms the action Of the silver demo
Gratis, charging them with eagair
fastening upon the democratic or
g~anization the exploded heresies Of
populism and cheap money"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-09
Sure Thing I
Madison Sentinel

The man who accepts the advice
of the populist press to engage in
no new enterprises but to sit on the
fence and wait for prosperity to
come along, will be very apt to dis
cover later that prosperity took
another road.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-09
Proverbial Gratitude.
CLARK ~Pnot-Raxiaw.

OIArk -hBViUW.
In the course Of many years work,
a newspaper man says many pleas
ant things Of citizens, that con-
tributes to their satisfaction, their
popularity, and ever to their char
acter, and which places them in
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-09
Sausage is below par in the Chi
cago markets at present.

Mary Ellen Lease is suffering
from a serious attack of Klondycitis
and threatens to go to Alaska in the
spring. In the meantime, she goes
to New jersey to teach the farmer
how not to pay mortgages.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-09

* CURRENT TOPICS. XIX
Another Conspiracy.
Spirit of Dakota.

Everybody seems to be joining in
the conspiracy against populism.
Last week two big iron companies
in Pennsylvania voluntarily advan-
ced wages ten per cent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-09

Pay
Your
| Subscription.
School tablets a
Flies are numero|
60 to Wm.H.H H.
Great weather fol
Fresh car OF lime
60 to Wm.H Ii.
Fresh oysters at
David Williams 4
day.
Miss Emma Schu|
Tues day.
Try our oyster $
rant.
Yesterday was |
| this city.
Use Dwight's Fld
wheat -four.
Atty Frank Scar
| this morning.
Hunters, get yo
Elevator Store.
K. NJ. Kellogg to(
| bound for Langford
/ Fresh Fruit y
| Model Rest
Atty Jos. Alley n
to Aberdeen yesterd
have just recelv|
hme.--E. w. Small
The county com
session this week.
Kola- Phos. Del
. Pioneer Drugstor1
There was a hot d
Friday night.
Give baby an out
cabs. Benjamin &
Jos. Moloney has
into she rooms oven
Try the famous 81
| the Pioneer drug std
ATTY Mccoy drol
saturday on some /,
Benjamin & Fost,
oil baby cabs ever iul
/ Harold Kramer lei
minneapolis to enteI
For rent, two roo
Enquire OF d. b. Cor
J. 7. German, the
AaIoney, was in the
Ross Parks drove
attended the conven
sou are IN need
mas Just received a /
Andovcr was repr
'ention Wednesdav
lew more Moqud
|A.So at Benjamin 4
Rev. D. NJ. Hartsa
morning for his hon
Five hundred new
and prices at Benjal|
|, Rev. Bartz OF Win
!, n the city as the gu,
nav oysters, frid
|~s'ers. at the Mode
| Miss Clara Goebe]
I.s,'rday morning t
|at home.
Get your grain
[''0'e. American, Il
|.f's. Patterson a.,
~Saturday. s''|
/ Money to loan on !
security. 1
|, Mrs, E. A. wearDs|
|%Ssubay.
I,a.'asw and comple(
tstp. 'pp''es ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
TOWN COUNCIL.
TrOy's Improved Streets-Her Good
Preachers-PersOn Pencil Points.

| Troy, $. c., March 10.
| Our new Intendant, DIR. l.. n. Kennedy, Is
getting move on the folks and we know our
| sidewalks and streets will be "done up In
a jlfy style. Already he has done some
greatly needed work. The Wardens are
Messrs. ]. N. Depdy, 4. NJ. McCaslan, L. A.
Tolbert and JAS. Horn.
The Gypsies are here again and we know
some who will take in the 1ortune-especially
Mrs. ]. W. Lyons quilting last Wednesday
| our town.
Mrs Mary Sullivan. of Edgeheld, visited
| Mrs. D. 6. Prentiss here last week.
| Miss Statia Wideman lett this morning for
| Bradley to visit Rev. ID. q. Phillips, and from
| there she will go her Due West home.
Mr.. w. r. Bradley. after teaching for six
| months in Madison, n. c., came home last
week looking finely.
Mr.. j. S. Russell Is opening n large and
| beautiful line of summer goods, and can
| please the most fastidious.
Mrs. J. n. Robinson Is visiting her father S
family at Liberty Hill
Rev. w. II. Earle, the newly-elected pastor
OF the Baptist church, preached his first ser
mon yesterday afternoon TO large congre'
CATION. He gave US good sermon and we
| think his heart and soul are both full OF his
work. He has made good beginning, and
| the Baptist church is on rising ground. They
| have q good superintendent, An extra Sabbath
| school, and they are In Christian union
which alone Is strength. We give Rev. Earle
IA hearty welcome and trast his fullest hope
may be realized.
Mrs. Ann Bryson from Woodruff, S. c., was
| called here last week TO see her mother, Mrs
| Fred Cook is very III.
Rev. Il. w. Sloan filled the pulpit az Heads
Springs yesterday, no preaching In the A. Il
p. Church, and no pra yer meeting last night
We don't want IL told, but we think our A
| K. =. brelhern are inclined to be-is II
lazy? They leave too much Tor the good and
| faithful pastors 10 do,
Mrs. W. H. Britt, of Sandover, has oul
special thanks for u large box of geraniums
| hyaciuths. &c, and last, though not least, q
beautiful Jersey butter duck" the handwork
of Mrs. Britt. We care not In what form II
comes. II is highly appreciated.
| Mr.. w. $. Taggarl, from Flat Woods, was
down yesterday, He says ii rains up there
every day and Sunday too.
Mrs. Grimes, from Cross Hill and Miss May
Mcdaniel, from Maddens, are visiting Mrs.
| b. Owens.
One of our young men are all smiles-o
course it couldn' be otherwise-irom all Heal
Ing. NICK.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
CHAT AT CHICKASAW.
Pebbles Picked From the Banks of
The PurIing RiII.

Due West, =. C., March IL.
Rev. II. w. Burwell. of Fairyiew, conduct
ed services in the A. Il. =. church Sabbath
morning.
,apt. Cochran is doing some substantial
work on our stIe eetS. The bridge just finished
over Lovers Retreat, has long been needed
and Capt. Cochran will receive the thanks o
the many who pass over IT,.
Dr. II. +. PRESLEY has just returned from
New York, where he has been engaged In the
study Of medicine.
Soiree al the Female College Friday night.
Miss Ola Coch ran has returned from Char
lotte, after a pleasant visit to her parents.
Mr.. Jas. 2. McDavid has been on a visit to
his parents, who reside in Greenville.
Mr.. u. +. Hagun is in Charleston with cat
tie.
Mr.. Jas. Magill has returned from Green.
wood, after pleasant visit to his son, Hon
ID. ii. Magill.
Mrs. H. &. Poore Is on Il visit to friends in
Atlanta,
Visitors Tor the past week:
&. $. Major. Greenwood.
j. +. Brady, Augusta.
Miss Maud McGlnnis, Charlotte.
Capt. Langstou, Johnston.
w. 4. Bradley, Troy.
Mrs. Mamie Taylor Lancaster.
ID. 5. Edwards, Antreville.
NJ. b. McGee, Houea Path.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Erwin, Anirevllle.
Mrs. ID. K. Anderson, FaIrview,
Rev. and Mrs. Burwell. Fairview.
w. L. Green, Green wood.
Miss Alma Brook spent n Sabbath with hel
parents. Mr. Joe Wilson. accom- panied her
ID. II. Winn, OF Anderson. was in town FRI
day with stock. DR.. T.. b. Cowan purchased
a fine mule.
Mrs. j. G. Ellison is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Bowie.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
The Williams Case.

From the testimony pub lished at the time
Of the killirg Of theWhite brothers In Edge.
field county by L. j. Williams, The News be.
lieves that Williams acted In self defense and
was justiable, but the grand jury of Edge
field should not have failed to find true bill
and l.. j. Williams ought to have been tried.
When man is killed In fight, no matter
what the circumstances may have been, the
slayer should be tried. To dismiss a case OF
this nature without trial is 10 tempt the
commission OF murder and to weaken the
sentiment that upholds law and order, no
matter how manifest the innocence OF l.. j.
Williams may have been and doubtless was.-
Greenv!lle News.
The Press and Banner agrees with The
News In the sentiment that every man charg-
ed with murder is entitled to trial. If he is
innocent he should demand trial. If he is
guilty, then the State should require trial.
But we have nothing to say OF the guilt or
innocence Of anybody and nothing 10 say OF
jury's duty to uphold the law. That latter
proposition is no longer question here.
The juries In Abbeville County have passed
on that question many times. There is no
such thing as murder by white man. The
records of the courts for twenty years will
prove that. The farce Of putting a white man
on tricl for even the most atrocious murder is
the merest farce. which is attended with
great cost. According to our way of thinking
the statute which describes murder, should
be stricken out OF the books-at least as far as
a white man is concerned. The fact is, II
would be great saving If all crimes againsts
the person by white men were legalized.
Our court rooms are no longer scenes OF
much interest. When the people know that
nobody's life is in danger, the rehearsal of the
particulars OF homicide are of but little in.
terest. There seems to be no sentiment
among the people which would protect the
lives Of innocent people-or people who are
slow in drawing their hip pocket guns.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
Seeds.

The distribution OF seed by the government
Is contrary TO correct principles IT u ~
right to distribute good seeds, why not send
out pure breed pigs horses, COWS ana chick.
ems. Carry the thing io the last annaiyslS OF
the government supporting the people.-Ex-
change.
Correct you are. The seed that is distribu-
ed amounts 10 very little and costs the gov.
ernment something like half million dol
lars. and the principle Is wrong. The ten
dency .seems TO be toward the government
taking care of the people. Maybe after a
while there will be good fat places for all OF
us in the government.-Newberr Herald
and News.
Gentlemen, you are both wrong. The dis
trbution of seeds is one of the best things
that Is done in Washington, and the expert
ments that have followed the Introduction OF
valuable seed to new communities have often
resulted in great good. The work Of distri-
buting the seed may be wrongly directed, but
the principle is right. There is no doubt that
the privilege is sometimes abused but the
practice OF sending seeds from Washington
should not be abandoned.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining in the Abbeville, S. G..
postollice for week ending March Ii, 1877:
A-Austin, w. III.
li.-Babton, Miss Ever, care of Male Hamp
ton Brown. Ed.
Cunningham, Jim; Callahan, Miss
Mary.
E-Ellls, Lizzie; Evans, Robert.
F-Falkson, Miss Mary.
H-Hagan, J. \.
M-McCord, Mrs. Jas; Marshall, Mrs. Sat.
tie.
O--Owens, Miss Evelna.
R-Itisor. Robt. +. Robertson, Jardy; Ruff,
NJ. -. Rolf, NJ. S.: Rogers J.P
S-5mith, Miss NJ. A.
T-Tomerson, Miss Bessie; Tumson, Mrs.
X. +.
W-Wilson, Tom; ; Walters. A.F.; Williams,
Miss Salhe.
- 90. :. Robt. s. Link, y. NJ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
7ENtldOn'S Locals,

Haddons millinery room is filled with all
the latest styles In spring and summer hats
flowers laces. ribbons, &c, look out for theil
opening card next week.
Foulurd silks the latest only DC at Had
dOnS.
All shades of changeable silks at Iiaddons
Our new line of parasols excel anything
seen In this market lately. HaddonS.
46 and 80 in chiffon, all shades at Haddons
The latest novelties in dress goods at Had
dons.
For the greatest variety OF wash materials
look at HaddonS.
II you wish up TO date foot wear look al
lIaddunS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
Dispensary Profits.

Beginning with the first of next month, the
State Board OF Con lrol hopes TO pay into the
State treasury from $4,000 TO $4,000 monthly.
This Is to go to the general fund for govern
nent expenses. II was luot SO long ago that
the dispensary paid In installments OF S25 0OO
the 100000, leaving still to pay $4,000 to the
general fund before any of the dispeusary
profits would 90 TO the school fund.
This, then, is but a beginning OF the pay
ment of the amount still due. AT the rate of
$1,000 month little over six months will
be required TO cancel the obligation to the
State Treasury. The profits, then 1t may he
said, will begin to go TO the school fund in
October. In other words, IN the fourth year
and the second month since the establish
ment of the dispensary the State will have
received Sl92, 900, or s4SO0O per annum.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
BLOOD on THE MOON,

Mayor Hill had highly completed crowd
at his reception Tuesday morning. The
mOurners bench was unusually full. The
proceeds enriched the city about SO.
The customary overflow of Jerusalem Is
wick kedness surged up against the docket and
lei II little golden sand.
The naiu case, however, was that against a
large portion of the city's most highly CON-
plccied youth. Ten colored boys, constituting
The strength of the locally famous Jesse
James gang, were up on the charge OF crea-
ting Il disturbance at Il religious meeting.
On Sunday night, at ST. Lames A. NJ f..
church, they, with the assistance nf the other
aggregation "f belIigtrent talent" "Corbett an d
fltzSimmonS' Trainers" had Il general row
with some artistic profanity and hair
Strengthening razorpractlce. The engage
fnenL was brief but interesting-very. Cap
tain Willie Hin was assessed s. or twenty
days, and took 5. Lieutenant james Call
houn, who was custodian of the compaey
ordnance offered $I5 or 80 days. He took days
in hS'n and Is suIting the city rocks. Hodges
Cnies, James Brown aud Dennis White We're
relieved of s. euch. Tom Jenkins gave g. 10.
James Chiles. Tom Wilson, Frank Patton aud
viii Fisher were told to go md sin no more.
The "rrainer" contingent--Ben Brown, j i'm
Bradley, Horace Griffin and owen Craw lord
will attend the Mayors court 10 duy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
w. ID. Bark sdale e. Co.'S Locals.

Cotton seed meal delivered from store.
Wilson cotton planters-best made.
Improved Brooks cotton planters.
Grandeur flour for something fine.
Morrisons hams, lard and break fast bacon
Cottolene the best shortening.
Percales for shirts, boys waists, etc.
New lot OF plows. etc. to come this week.
Muscovada molases-somethiug good.
Tinware low down.
Free coinage flour. Try one barrel to get
something good
Come and see US and see just what we can
do In coffee, sugar, meal, grlts, etc.
Country ground meal.
W. ID. BaIkSdale K Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17

Please return all empty Harris Lithia water
bottles as soon as convenient To speeo ) orue
store.
Why be annoyed with ring worm, tette
and such like when Westmoriand letter oint
ment will cure ii. Try II. For sale at Speeds
drug store.
Carry your empty beer bottles to Speeds
drug store where you can always get good
price for them.
Westmoreland ointment will sure cure ring
worm, tell or and all SKIN troubles. FOR sale
at Speeds drug store.
The best and che pest garden seed at liarri
on Il Games drug store New htock just IN.
If It's paper, pens, ink or anything in the
stationary line you want TO 60 TO Speeds.
Call at Harrison 4 Games drug store and
gel a Grler's almanac. and buy your garden
seed.
Now is the time to commence gardening
Buy your seed aud onion sets Of Harrison &
Game.
Bruce's restaurant keeps chickens, eggs and
country produce for sale and exchange.
Bruce keeps very nice line of cigars.
Horse and cattle powders, blood purifiers,
garden seed and onion sets Just in at Harrl-
son 4 Games.
We are headquarters for fine toilet soap,
hair brushes, flesh brushes, clothes brushes,
tooth brushes, &C. III fact everything In the
line OF toilet articles. L. b. Speco.
A fresh lot of onion sets and garden seed at
Harrison d Games.
Buists garden seed and onion sets, fine pa
per aud envelopes, blood medicines anu
horse powders just received. Harrison q
Game.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
&. Il. Hammond Il Co.'S Locals.

c. z. Hammond & Co. have the largest stock
Of tan shoes in Abbeville. See their styles.
Big bargains in winter shoes at c. z. Ham.
mond d Co.
Harness, and all parts, sold cheap at c. z.
Hammond & Co.
Write for Rambler bicycle catalogue to c. p.
Hammond L. Co.
Bicycles repaired promptly al C.. p. liam
mOnd Il Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
Glen.Jones Hardware Co.'s Locals.

Now for the water works. As soon as the
main pipe is laid we Will be ready to estimate
on and superintend all plumbing work. such
as putting hydrants In yards and running
We know that we can please you as to price,
and guarantee the work. Let US know your
wants as early as possible.
Water works. Glen-Jones Hardware Co.
Water works.
Work has commenced on the new water
works system.
We are prepared to do all plumbing work.
such as tapping water mains, making house
connections for hydrants, bath-tubs, wash
busus, kitchen sinks, etc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17

Tea pots and pitchers In English jet. These
are quite new, are very handsome and In
expensive. at r. G. Bernau's
Fine leather purses and card cases, plain
and sterling silver mounted, just received at
r. g. Bernau's.
Get r. c. Wilson & Co. to do your plowing
FOR you.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
About PoStsnaSters.

Washington, March l5.-Postmaster Gener-
al Gary has made an announcement OF inter-
est to Democratic postmasters whose terms
expire on various dates under the new Ad-
ministration. He says he has decided 10 ad-
here to the four-year tenure OF office policy
for postmasters except in cases where such
officials should be removed for cause.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17

1t is not talent nor power, nor gifts
that do the work of God, but it is that
which lies within the power of the
humblest it is the simple, earnest life
hid with Christ in God.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
Cure for Mad Dog Bite.

1t is this: Simply wash the wound as soon
as possible In little warm vinegar and wa.
Ter, and put q few drops of muriatic acid into
the wound. This will neutralze the poison
and prevent the disease which usually proves
fatal"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
LOCAL AND SPECIAL.
short Stories Of the Week-POinis
Picked Up ut the Court House and
on the Strects-Pencil Pictures
without FlOurishes.
E'T TU, ELBERTON .

ET TU, ELbERlUN
The Elberton Star. in copying an article on
sharpers, gudgeOnS, ETC., from the Press and
Banuer complains that there are more suck
ers on each side of the Savannah than In II.
The Star says there are many mourners In
EIberton on account of the collapse OF those
com ia Mes SO sadly remembered in Abbeville
the Southern Mutual Building and Loan
Association and the Equitable Loan & Sc.
curity Company. Of Abbeville. Speaking OF
other fiourishipg fakirs. the star says:
"a r4kir comes along taking orders for
pants. proposing to sell an S. pair OF breech es
for s. provided one dollar Is paid down on
giving the order. Forty or htly orders are
taken In a short while and as many people
are out that many dollars, while the sharper
goes on to the next town catching suckers
with til same bait.
money here SO fast that fence has TO De
built around his wagon to keep The crowds
from rrnning over him with thelf dollars, so
anxious are they TO part with the fllthy lucre.
Another humbug who gulls this people Is
the one selling town lots In some thriving
city In Tennessee. After looking at the plat
several nice lots are sold for 500 apiece. The
nurcbaser begins to think about his invest
ment fter the stranger has gone ana sets ont
to find the f1ourishing city In which he owns
some valuable real estate. The "city" is
found D in the mountains OF Tennessee and
consists, OF a spring branch and deserted still
house, the revenue officers having captured
the dsfiller for making moonshine.
"Drop-a- nick le.in-the-slot and lung testers
with their machines, having heard OF the
fame OF Eiberlon come hither and get their
share OF our cash.
some of our merchants will advertise on
a bulletin board rather than In their nome
newspaper, which makes weekly visits to
most OF the customers who trade IN ElDerton
And thus 1t goes"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17

We miss the best chances FOR doing
good by fixing dates. The &C mmonest
days may be made immortal 10 US and
Others by fidelity to every pas sing mo-
ment.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
THE POST OFFICE.

There will not be any active fight for The
puslnaStership at this place this year. The
term OF the present incumbent, Mr.. r. s..
Link, will not expire until lS0S and ther are
no Indications that u partisan fight .or his r.-
mOvaI. IL Is understood that he will be an
applicant for re.appointment-on his record
~ Au efficient officer.
Mr.. Link Is Il most excellent public servant
and The people will be satisfied with the con.
duet OF the Abbevlle post office as long as he
Is in charge.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17
vILLE-GREESwooD- PROPORTION o
PROPERTY.

The formation of Greenwood County will
take about one-third Of the territory of Alb
beville County and little over one-third OF
the taxable property.
The present valuation Of taxable property
is some hing over 81 900 900 The levy for Or
dlnary county purposes IL 2 3.4 IN mlls-being &
lower than that of any other county.
Green wood County will get about half the
railroad mileage now paying taxes In Able
vile County. Abbeville has l62 miles OF rail.
road--more by nearly 20 miles than any other
county. The valuation OF railroad property
IstSl ,3y3,970.
When Abbeville Is divided, neither the old
or the new county will have the distinction
now enjoyed by Abbevlile-that OF having
more railroad mileage and IL lighter tax levy
than any county in the Stale.
The process Of separating the tax returns
OF the old county from the new and of appor-
tioning the railroad property, county indebt-
edness, ETC., will be tedious and difficult
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-03-17

Patience and strength are what we
need; an earnest use what we have
now; and all the time an earnest dis
content until we come TO what we
ought to be.
The man who sees no good in any.
thing, says no good 70 any one, and
seeks no good for himself, will gener-
ally, find no good in Anything, have no
good said of him by any one, and do
no good in the world.