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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01

Sometimes the most careful women
are the most careless. Many a woman
bundles herself up, to keep out sick.
ness-when she is neglecting the very
worst sickness that can come to Wo
man. She allows slight disorder to
become worse, to slowly sap her vi,
tality. The little pain and other
slight indications Of trouble seem to
her uniraportant. She goes on, with
increasing suffering, until life Itself
becomes drag. Nervousness, sink.
ing SPELLS digestive disturbances,
and fifty other complications may
arise from the arrangement of the or,
gans distinctly feminine. Over thirty
years ago, the need for q relia
Bile remedy for SO called female
complaints" was recognized by
DR.. r. V. Pierce, then, IS now, chief
consulting physician TO the Worlds
Dispensary and lnv&lids' Hotel, al
Buffalo, n. Y. He prepared DR.. Pierc
c's Favorite Prescription, the most
wonderfully effective remedy that hes
ever been used Tor such maladies.
Send q cents in one-cent stamps and
receive DR.. Picrce's zoos page Com
mon sense Medical Adviser" illustrat
ed"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01
A Sure Thing.

"Hiltons Cholera Cure" for the
speedy relief and cure of Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Bloody
Flux and Collie. 1t is sure cure for
these complaints. Taken at the COM
mencementof the disorder,a a small dose
may be all that Is required. Even in
the advanced stages of the disease, q
dose or two, or few st most, Is certain
to check the bowels. No need of q
rapMy y weakening diarrhea or dysen-
terry, resulting, it may be, in a long
epell of sickness. '.Hilton's Cholora
Cure" Is ready remedy. Taken &C.
cording to directions it never fails to
effect cure. Have bottle of it on
hand, in case of emergency, in these
troubles. Full directions as to dose
and diet on every bottle, Price 25
cents.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01
Nillen by Dvnsn,lfn.

w. 8 l. Davis, wealthy farmer
living three miles west OF Nockmart,
Ca, was killed at O'Clock q. m. Wed
nesday blythe accidental explosion Of Il
dynamite cartridges. He had placed
the box Of dynamite under the kitch'
en- stove for the purpose of drying.
The kitchen and dining room were
badly wrecked and the body horribly
mutilated. Davis was 60 years old.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01
A Marriage scorchsr.

Mrs Gussie Campbell.Spencer Wins.
low has just eloped to Alton, ILL.,, and
secretly married her first husband,
Will Spencer. She had been divorced
but two days from DR.. JACK Winslow,
when she made her latest move IN her
retrogressive game of matrimony.
Her second husband welded the re
Gently divorced wife of Walter Mar
der, OF the Marder, Luse Type Foundry
trus! at Kansas City. The engaging
Gussie has been twice divorced and
twice married in the psst three months.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01
The Walls Of BanlbcC

The Cvcl0pcnn walls Of BaaliCc wcTr de-
fCnsivc works built Of stones :" great IN
size that even th9 most elaborate engineer
ing appliances OF the present day would be
taxed 70 transport them. Some of these
stones are 60 feet lOnE by ~ to - thick
and Of unknown width.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01
Assassination,

Last week the world was startled by
the murder Of Canovas, the prime
minister Of Spain, who was shot to
death by an Italian Anarchist. 1t was
a brutal murder, and cannot be justi'
fed. Canovas was said to be cold
blooded. cruel man, who had treated
anarchists and others who were pris'
oners with the most appalling cruelty,
and for this reason the anarchists had
condemned him to death, aud detailed
this man to do the work.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01

The Greek cmpcrors erected strong walls
from tho Greek archipelago t0 the Dan
ubc TO protect tho peninsula against tho
barbarians
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01
To The Public.

WE WILL OFFER FOR
w sale until August lst,
as We will have to know
within the time above
stated in order to arrange our
business for another year,
whether or not we will be able
to dispose Of this valuable real
estate. Having decided to 60
more extensively into the mer-
camille and rice mill business,
and to reduce our farming in
terest, We have decided to place
upon the market one of the fin
est plantations for general pur-
poses in Orangeburg County.
This property is situated in
Pine Grove Township, one mile
from the town of Lone Star, ssta-
ton on the Manchester ana Au.
gusta r. R., and containing
twenty-five hundred (25U)
: acres, more or less, with q good
: part Of same under a high state
of cultivation. On the place is a
: good saw mill, grist mill, gin and
: cotton press, a fine pasture, 8 or
: 10 good tenant houses, and ev-
: cry other convenience a good
!: farmer would want. We offer
: also for sale two lots and the
: best store house in Lone Star.
/: This is undoubtedly q fine open
: ing for anyone wishing to mer-
!: chandise and farm in connection
!: with each other. All of which
!: We offer you very cheap and on
: easy terms. Of course we won't
: be able to turn over to the pur-
!: chaser the farm before first Of
!: JAM, 1898. The store We can
!: turn over for the fall business.
: For further particulars address
: TAYLOR &BUiL, Lyons, sc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-01
Advice to Mothers.
April 21-3mos.

We take pleasurs III calling your astsh
hon to remedy 80 long needed In carry.
Ing children safely through tho crItiea'
stage OF testhilg. 1t is an incalculable
blessing to mother ard child. II you ara
disturbed at nigh! with q sick, fretful.
tsething child, use Pith' Carminative, Il
vii give Instant relief, and regulate tbs
tovels, and MAKE teething safe and easy,
II will cure Dyseptery and Diarrhes.
Ritts Carminative Is an instant relief for
colic Of infants. 1t will promote digestion
give tone and energy to the stomach and
bowels. Tho sick. puny, suffering ch,la
will soon become the fat and trolicking 10,
Ct the houehold. 1t Is very pleasant 10
the taste and only cost 70 cents per bolts
sold by druggists and by
Tas MURRAY DRUG o.
Columbia. 6 Q
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Gin latter Gettler."

Wemn GbeumatiSmus fd suerit nur in einem zbeiIl
beines aorpers feebt fam sr leit pertriebsn iper
ben; bat er aber er bic Gaeudaft eines yalten Get
Iers" erIanst TO lit es ihuer, ibu gum Wesn aa bru
gen. Geen lei itets ein9eoenf; iobalb bic eren an'
aeiten bieies bartnddaen nuo aualenben uebels iit
bemerfbar MAIDEN. seb ibm ioiort NIT Softsters ma.
genbitters. an eebe Gr Wiro adb alsbalb auf Die
Strhmpie MAIDEN unb bib uuseidoren laiieu. Wirc
@beumatsmus er hroniid 10 TT er nidt uur etn be,
iHmerlites lonoern aud en sefabrteS aeiben, be.
lonbers besbab, tpeil er iid lei oufs Sera ipirft
Sew6bnlib finb 0ierenidmerseu bamit perbuuben.
Siter it, baB bic burd bas giters augere9ten Niereu
unrengfeiten ans bem Dilute iheiben. peIbe bic l1r
fade bon &beumatismus nnb Waiieriuat fnb. 9e,
ranbem unb naiiem Wetter lit boS 4itters bas beitt
SGnbmittel geeen Rbenmatismll8. Mnd aebrau9l
mon beies unoergleidbe Sausmittel 9eeea 9pspepie
0alenbeidmersen 8opfpeb uno geritopflna.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
electric Bttters. /.

electric gitters ilt eine Msoisin. bic
leoerseit quite Dienite leiltet, aber in,
Naaemeinen ond oann am ebeIten be-
nDtbi9t 1T, tpenn lins elm anoanernoes
8efiibl Der Mattisfeit uno Mioisteit
iibertDmnt, iDenn Die Neber trdae III
nno mangelbaft funttionirt nnb man
baber elmer anreaenoen Meoisin beoarf.
Sin redtseitiaer Gebrausb oes electric
yitters bat otter eirem lanaen uno
pielleidt 9efdbrliben bilioIen ssieber
Dor9ebeu9t. Seine onbere Mebisin 1T
liberer nirfeno in 3eritOruna bes Ma=
laria Sites i'm lnenidlihen R0rper.
2ppIDeb. llnberooulibfeit, gerfo=
pflng, Shpinoel ipei1en oieIer Mlebi=
Sin. 6laiden ii, so Gents uno 81 bel
s. g. WilIer & IS obn, Qlpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
@ermegener IcrImdb.

Itlanta,. Ga, 10. Seb. Gin eilt=
i6lpllener @erflnb nurbe am Mitttpo1
Nbeno in Decatur gen,adt, @ouaro
Slano9an, ben MDroer Der Nllen'iben
6amllle su lpnhen, Der in Decatur pro=
seilirt miro. 3tl1ter GDanoler, por
Dem DER 9roseB ltattfinoet, iaate Dem
Wob. Der unter 9lnflibrung pon Sobn
Staf, einem 8ruber bes Sri. Staf,
zines Der Spfer 5lanagan's, 2pnhju=
ltis iiben lpollte, oaB er als Sberit oes
5. 8eorgi Mili5reginlents banah ieben
lpiiroe. bab Der Gefansene belbiibt
meroe. Geraoe ols oerIelbe nit ieinen
gB6dtern Den @iIenbabnsue beltieg, um
ibn nod Ntlanta suriif5ubrinsen,
mahte Elm Wipb bon 500 Wdnnern ben
Geriud, i'm ppm 3uae 81 bolen, Der
aber nit poller Dampffraft oappn fubr.
Gldter Gambler bat oas finite Ges
siment ulter gBaffen aerilfeu, nm ben
8efangensn auf bem Srnnsporte Stpi=
iden atlanta uno Decatur su bei1iben
uno Den @eri6tslaal Su belpahen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Giue leiNtc Seute

Der Sdminofudt uno anoerer icrofu!O=
Ter unO Qefdbrli6er Grantbeiten piro
Der Butient, oellsn &0rper unter Elm ae=
iuilics &raftmaB suriid9etomnen 1T.
llno Neraoe in oerurti9en 3uitdnoen lit
Or. Yierces Golden Medical Disco=
very beionoerS pert6pol.
Sinh sic ma9erer, ols Sic fein iol=
ten, lei oies Die 6plae BON sebrenoen
&ranfbelten, man9elbafter Grndbrun9
ooer aus ionlt lpel6en llriuden, 10 miro
oas discovery" Sbnen liderlib gu nor
malem SrdftcuerbdltniB osrbelien. Sn=
Dem es ole reaelmdBi9e Sbdtlsteit oer
Orsane uno oeren Sunftionen bertell,
regt es Die natiirliden 6dbl9teiten unO
lpe5iell Die Grndbrun9stldtiQteit an.
Die meoisiniItbe QSilleni6aft fennt tein
anoeres W(ittel, oos in rdfti9enoer uno
aufbauenoer gSirtung ibm 9leih tame.
S6mieriger 2ebertDran uno ulle lid)
unter bobtlmgenoen Sesei6nun9er
perltedenOe Prdparate Daoon tDnneir oar
ni6t oamit per9lihen msrben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Stebt an Der Spite.

slusuit s. Yosel. Der erite slpotbeter
bon Sbrepeport. 9a., iagt : Or. Sings
neue Gntoeduna lit oas gin5ige. pas
meinen 6ulien furirt uno es 1T Der
bette Nrtitel gum perfauIen." s. s.
Campbell, Raufmanni in Gaffprb, 9lri3.
fhreibt F: .Er. Sings yism DISCOVERY
leifet Mlles, mas man oapon beans
iprudt Die Meoisin mirtt INNER uno
1T elm iideres Deilmittel fir MusSsb=
runa. 9uiten ilno @rfdltungen. SD
fam nidt mebr 9enua ia9en, I'm Die
8orsii9e berlelben au beihreiben." Or.
GinA's Neiu Discovery filr slusRbruna
6uItsn uno grtdltunsen lit fein Grpe-
riment. Dieielbe 1T lett einem 8iertel=
jabrbunoert erprrbt uno Itebt al Der
t5pibe. Sic miro Niemanb enttdu=
iden. prObeflaiden frei in Der glpotbete
bon s.. 6. Miller & 6obn. l
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
ScG)sfad)cr WSorD bei gSi,toma,

Sismarf, sc. g., l9. Seb. Sn
9Slnona berriNt grpBe Nufregung iiber
eine Iehsfu6e 0lOrotbut, Die gelteru in
Der gtd6e Der Staot beaaugen muroe.
Sollten Die Snoianer, pelbe lie beNan=
acn loben, gefal,9en peroen, 10 1T ibr
lofortiger Soo getuiB. gtiemano i6eint
lebt 5l 3lpelfeln. oaB Der Wtoro oOn SSn=
olanern begangen muroe. Die &er-
ltilmnlelung Der 2eiden uno Die Gr=
moroun9 Der beioen 3millinge Der 6rau
JfouIe lino S6anOtboten, welde nur
Snoiuner begeben. auBeroem bat Der
Sr'eftrd9er 2eSrOd slpei Siour=Snoia=
ner, Die litb 9anS nit 4riegsfarbsn be-
maIt batttn, in Der @egenb 9eitben.
Sine GOroners Snqlslt lit jebt i'm
8an9e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Sas tbcuer5tc Bud,

tpeldes jelnals publicirt poroen. Oiirfte
Die lebt sur Ver0lfentli6ung 9elangen=
De Oifisieae 8eihlhte oes Siir9erfrie9es
iein, oa Die 8unoes Heaieruna bisher
auf basIelbe ibpn So, 334 328 perpen=
bet bat unb nod uneefdbr meitere
$780, 900 au ieiner 0ollenouns notb-
.uenbig lino. 10 oab bic 8eiamnttoiten
fih auf runb SO, 900, 600 ltellen. Von
ben bisberiaen Nusgabsn baben Die
Druf= uno ginbanbfoItsn 81, l84 ,291
berf6lun9en. ipdbreno Der 3elt fiir
Galdre, Ghreibmaterialien, Mietben,
ben Nnfauf BON Doeumenten II. I. NJ.
perpenbet ipnroe. Oas gDerf niro
nod ieiner Wolenoun9, einldlieBlih
zines 9ltlas bon 178 Gartcn uno elnes
Snbaltspsrseidniles, ll2 Yduoe um-
faKen. gae beoeutenoen Sdlabten
unb @efehte, Warihlinien. GeitunSs=
plane fno nod pbotosraphilhen Nnf=
nabmen reid illuitrirt. 1.347, 800
6reieremplnre fino an Oifentlibe 8iblio=
tben pertbeilt ipprben unb pertdufli0 lit
oas Werf gum Yreiie bon SO bis 80
Gents pro Bano. Die Nahfrage 1T
iibriaens iebr 9erins, ba erft II, 194
Gremplare ein9eiebt tpOroen lino. Oa
benz Wertc bic ben Mrhipen beiber sei=
ten entnDmmenen Dpeumente, iDlpie Die
8eritbte Der berihieoenen Sruppeneom=
Manicure ~ Grrnoe gelegt iino, tam
es pobl ais ourbaus unparteiiih 9el=
ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
0ifte Der ifabtil9cn Beamten.
,,@aS thu iO TT oem 2atpea e.
..gom,aou glsas miater

Gin 3ouriIt bat in einem @lubbude
bas folgenoe @eoiht seIunoen. bas er
Der ihlueiseril6en 3eitibrift yQlpina"
mittbeilt
gBas thu ib in ben Nlpsn Z?
g8pSu 10 ueit binaus :?
gDas mir Die 9llpen bietcn,
Sas bab' ih ia su Saus F!
Sos Metterb orn .beltdnoie
Sch ib an'meiner Srau,
llno meine ledge Sp1ter
Sic glel9t Der 9 I ii m So II.
Gas Siniteraarborn aber
Sie liebe Sante 1T,
Die lib an eii'aer Galte
9Rit ieoem @letider miBt.
Sos g S6refbprn in ben @pIfen,
9So Die 2upine tra6t,
9as lit Die S6mleoermutter,
Die i6 in's 9aus 9ebrabt.
9as Saulbprn bin ih lelber,
Sas iueib ib nur gu gut,
Seitoem auf meiner 9iaie
Sin 9ilpengliiben rubt.
g8arum Oenn in Die 9llpen +?
g8oSu 10 melt binaus +?
gGas mir Die 9llpen bieten,
Sas bab ib ia gu Saus
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Sine Gbrlidbe M1ebi;im.

Cine Jlafhe Galpaticn Sel enttdlt
n,ebr tpirflid,e S,eilfraft ais ir9enc cir
onbere6 Eminent. Jran q. Uieclsr.
1864 paletbcrp Str., philabelplIlL
pu., beifati9t bies. "Sie fanr Salras
tion Sel Elm auS9eseihnetes Wtittel
9egen NbeumatiSmls nno Gtcifhsif
Der 0lieoer lino iie iagt es icllte III
feillem S,nule fehlen. QSenn @crfanfcr
ihre eigene Mirtur ailpreifen 70 claude
linen liicat, oenn es gibt fein befIeres
Qinintett ale tpie G5alpatipn Sel. !"
&c IL iiberaA filr 25 Gents su haben.
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-GrwEEN BAyARo AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.

Daily. Except Sunday. flag stop. iMeaM
Dark Faced Type denotes tims from 10 % to u %
nlaaght; Light Fassd from u 90 midnight to 90 noon
L. F. LOREE, E.A. FORD,
General Manager GsasrL Passenger Agent
N-is-s6-I PITTsBURGH, PENN'A.
FOR time cards, rates of fars, through Tickets,
h.ggage checks, and further Information re-
garding the running of trains apply TO any
Agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
GcbenSmertb. MtRinleD's
ctmn1tntfr0finft.

Die Meaf6enmense In Maibinstpn mirb rieiig, bic
uler Yarteen merbeii bort ien Shr fbnnt aI bieies
nit menigen untoiten 1eben penn eibr am L. g. ober g.
t6r5 ell Itdet fber bic Wenapluania eiaien fault.
Dir yGberes menoe man fdb on ben ndd3lten Ngcnten
Der 4cnnIDlpania Ginen ober an 8. s. WfcWatterS,
81 p. Ngent Yitt6biEg. Ba.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
5naa.gmratioms Gremriiomen.

neber bic furse gennIplpana Ginie. lidets tperbel
AM I'll q nilb s. Mt6ra perfaut 5iir ndbere girseIbet
TN iuenbe man if an ben ndbiien Ngenfen Der Yela.
ipfpnnio Gluten pbfr all s 8. MclDnterS. s. g.
M1eut NittSburs VA.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Ntht itn 1abr8elo- aber I
Ocut Gjfent atluOteuit

itnbet br ben ltnterihieb, menu Sbr sum Beine be,
CHARACTERIZATION ber Die fur3e Yenniploania 2ne fdbrt
Vilt0e SidetS uerben ant L. 2. unb Wt6r5 oerfan5t
Sir itdBere Gin3elbeiten ipenbe inan b on ben nab
ten A9eMten Der 9enniploonia YaDnen ober 6reibe
.. s. WlrWatters, s. y. N9ent YiHsburg. pa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
96rbli6 aenenbe 3hae.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3piicben Wbeelin9 W3orr
tins Gerrp anb benz s. =. s. 30 9abnbpiin Bridge.
port
gd9lit aipii1tn ben nit beSeidneteu punften
t eountass stpiiden ben nit beseihueien pnnften.
allie anberu 3ise tdgiit oiiSsenommen eonntaes
PIN Sonntas fahrt ber 3ng stp nilr big llbriGs-
nle nnb bic 3iee no unb aeben BON llbrifSpiiie
itatt BON Bridgeport ab.
Dnrhaebenbe Nerbinbuuaen nno birdaebenbe
2 idets nod aIien Yunfteu aRan pretbe bel ntlfern
Mgenten nor pber ipenbe iidb an
~. 8. Garrel, general pal1enger Met.,
gleDelanb. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24

9Ius @aibington miro beri6tet,
oaB Gcneral gpItmeiFier gDiliDn oas
Nmt oes YrGlioenten Der Waibinoton
unD See uniue, Iit0t in 2srin9ton, So.
angenDmmen.
IS miro beri6tet, baB cine Inter
luChun9 oes Gebirns BON Dem lR0roer
Sueltrop, mtl9er in st. 2ouis 9ebdn9t
muroe, oas Gelultnt ergub, baB iein
@eiltesSu tano ein abnormaler sewelen
let.
Geinlibfeit 1T bos balbe 2eben, uno
Der lidtbarlte Ge,ucis bon Geinli6teit
1T gldnsenO me;Bs Waibe. Sen iNDn=
fen GlanS perleibt ibr oas 81 m + L.
q II y ii y ne"
Sin TrSt ertllrte, Ger td9lihe 8e=
nuB BON bier Srungen lei oas bette
Waittel ge9cn Sruntiuht. 9as mag
ipabr itln, aber Elm damn, Der trinfen
Mil, fault llA chen feline bier Sran9en.
Nibt weni9er als ubt Gaubanidae
anf rlbi9 ibres sSegcs siebenDe Siirger
linb tilrSlid oil einem &benO in per=
lbieoenen 5Deilen Der Staot Gbicueo
periibt uoroen. llno pb aud ole Yo=
liSei in jeoem einSelnen Sale iofort
Welouns bon Dem &OrNefalleneu er=
belt, 10 bat lie bpb teinen Der S6dter
binter ShlDB uno Hieael brinssn tons
nen. Sic meilten oer tefen Weeela=
ssreien wuroen in ben Mbenoitunben
begangen, oasu nod auf belebten Stra=
BEN, 10 oab Die Grebbeit oes &aubse=
linoeIs seniiseno fir oellen 8efdbrllb-
teit seust.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24

Dr. Yieree5 Beliefs furiren Ser ltp=
pfllng, 8eroaulln9sbeiAmerotn poer
SDspepIie, 8iliplitdt unoGopIihmerSeh
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
GlebelamD, 0oratm ullD
@beeling Ut. vt.

sSabrpIan in &raft lett benz % 8op. 1895.
GleneIana Babmbat am Guse ben gIns " SaIerRrabe.
Shblidb aebeube 3ige.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
.gbas. ! aaoeIb.

as. :s2S and 3yS connect at Wellsville for
ict,henviln and Beliaire. NO<. S3S and 342
meet in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
,tSt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-27

not properly Keep sunday. fnstetu ol mas
ing sunday 50 attractive The child could
not help but kccpit. They make him learn
by heart difficult chapter in the Book %
Exodus. with ali the hard names hecause
he hss been naurhty. How many dlsa-
rreeabie GOOD people there are. No one
dOabts their piety. and they viii reaah
heaven. but they will have g. get nxed up
before they 90 there. 0r they will make
trouble BY calling out % us, Keep on that
grAssi" What DO you mean By placking
that hoWerf show your tiekotsi' On.
how many Christian people neoi % obey
my text. and sake into their worship aud
their behavior and their CONGREGATIONS
and presbyteues aud general astemnlies
and conferences more onYcha.
But what thrills me With suggcstiveness
a the material out Of which All pearls are
made. They arc fashioned from tae wound
OF the shelnsh. The exudation from that
wound l. fXed and hardened and enlarged
into pearl. The rupturei vessels ~ the
water animal fashioned the gem that now
adorns finger or earring. OF sword hilt or
kings crown. SO. out OF tns wounds OF
earth will come the pearls % heaven. Out
OF the wound 0f conviction the pearl OF
pardon. out OF tho wound % bereavement
the pearl OF solace. Out of the wound 0t
loss the pearl OF gala. Ont % ths deep
wound OF tne grave pearl ot resurrec ctiou
i0y. Out OF the wounds OF saviour !
death. the rich. the radiant. the everlast-
ing pearl Of heavenly glaaness- And shs
twelve gates wer, twelve pearls" Take
the consolation Al ye who have been hurt
whether hurt body or hurt IN mind os
hurt ia soul. Ge. your troubles sanctined
II YOU suffer with Christ on earth you vii
reign with Him ia glory. The tears OF eartl
are the crys;A AIS OF heaven. Every severA
gate Was one pearl"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-27

John Br~rcs-. n youth OF nineteen years.
shot and killed George Hart az Meridian
Mich. Hart who was engaged to marry
Burgess sister. disguised himself a. a
cowboy and tried 70 frighten Burgess. who
KILLED the supposed tramp.
A sensational suicide occurred AZ Au-
.-usta. Ga. william Moody shot himself
through the back % the head while in pei
ia his room az his boarding house lie
was one of thc best known men IA town.
About two months ago Moody married Miss
Maggie puryear. The two quarrclled and
the wife went q her parents house 70
spend the night. When Moody awoke De
killed himself
A robher who wa- carrying wheat from
barn in Ncwhern Va. was killed ty tvs
men who had been employed 20 watch the
place He proved 20 be John M. teagles.
Postmaster Of the town When his rooms
were searched quantity of stolen goods
was found.
The magnificent new Anchor Line
steamer Blur City. one ~ the uncst ane
newest boats on abe lower Nis~i7ffrr
which left ST. Louis bound Tor New o.
/ leans. with forty passengers aud one thou
sand tons OF miscellaneous freight. was
/ burned % the waters edge at Chester. Ia
Morrow Brothers. OF Clarksviile. Tenn.
have secured the contract FOR tobacco foI
, the Italian G0vcrnlnent. About hfteer
million pounds OF darS tobacco are required
f for next year.
A. the Allen Farm. near Bryan. Texas
! while gambling for pecans. a colored naf
7 named General Chetham. was stabbed aud
killed. Another c0lored man. Tom Sweat
was arrested for the crime. and whilc be
ing conveyed 70 Miiiican bs = posse wa.
taken from his guards and strung up 70 th'
limb 90 a tree. The vigilantcs are said GO
I have been colored men.
William Wells. thirty-nvc years old. o.
Worthwhile and Andrew Policy. aged hfty
l OF A0uebOgue. Long Island. farmers. wer
found dead in "a catooat ca the beach nea
! Sluire's Landing, on lcconic Bay. Tn
boat was about half allied with water
! Coroner Nugent summoned l1rv and the
rendered a verdict OF death by exposure.
snow storms have made some of IA
mountain roads IN Vermont well-nigh i'm
passable. and maay drifts have been formed
Henry sherry. a lumberman. OF Neenat
Wis failed with liabilities OF : 900 900.
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson made a
address IT the meeting OF the Nations
Grange In Harrisburg, Penn.
Edward T. Jones, head clerk in the Amer
/ can Book Company, Shot himself IN "a
/ New York Offices Of the concern. leaving q
explanation for his act. II died In st. Vii
cents Hospital.
The Leather Betting Manufacturers A
CITY determined 20 advance the price
betting twenty-five per cent. because OF u
duty placed on hides by Congress.
Fannie Eagle Horn and Eliza Flande
Indian sirls. were arrested on complaint