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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-19
MINISTER Willis FUNERAL.
Citizens, soIdicry and the Govern
ment Honor the Occasion.

Honolulu, Jan. ls.-Correspondence OF the
Southern Associated Press, per steamer
City Of Rio Janeiro. via San Francisco.
Jan IS: The funeral of Minister Willis
took place on the sth inst. The body lay
in state in Great Throne hail and was Wis
tied by large number of citizens. The
Central Union church was crowded dur
ing the services. The procession was
headed by 500 soldiers. President Dole
and the chief officials OF the government
attended
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MInisterIaI crisis Imminent.

London. Jan. 1s.--A dispatch from Mad
rid 20 the Central News says that the
TEMPO (newspaper) declares that the con-
dition OF affairs which recently brought
the ministry to the verge Of crisis has
been renewed and a crisis is again immi-
uqnt
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A shin,rrecEcd stenmer.

New York. Jan. ia dispatch received
In this city to-day from Apalachicoia
states that the British steamer May. Capt.
Grail from Savanilla, for New York, has
been totally wrecked and that the crew
had been saved.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-19

Denison, Tex. Jan. 1S.-The Tyson block
and Y. NJ. c. A. building at Bonham were
destroyed by fire last night. The loss is
estimated at $4,000.
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An Heir 10 the House of CasteIIane.

New York. Jan. ia report was re-
celved at George Gould's Office this morn
ing from Paris announcing that a son had
been born to the Countess Castellane,
formerly Miss Anna Gould.
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bishop wiImcr,. IIIne...

me- hplle' Ma, Jan. 1s.--Bishop n. b. Will
day las been M for some time. but Is to-
tbisr,eap oited much improved ana hope Is
htal ''ned that his illness viii not prove
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-19

Take Laxative Bromo ouinlne Tablets.
An druggists refund the money II It fails
10 cure. 20c.-ad.
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BRITISH TROOP SHIP WRECKED.
her Grew and the Troops on Board
All saved.

LONDON Jan. lS.-A dispatch from Port
+0D'S' Maurtius, says that the British
uoop SNIP Warren Hastings was wrecked
yn NE island Of Reunion on Jan. IA. No
~, were lost. The crew of the ship and
I |o troops on board have arrived at Port
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-19

Indianapolis. Ind, ia resolution was
introduced in the state Senate to-day and
later passed by both houses fixing 10 80
O'Clock a. m tomorrow CTuesday) as the
time for holding the joint caucus at which
a senator will be chosen. The democrats
will give their votes to Daniel w. Voor-
hees; the populists will support Leroy
Templeton. and the republicans will sup
port C. W. Fairbanks, who will be elected.
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FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
Burton and Anti-BurtOn Forces En-
gage in a Merry War.

Topeka, Kan. jan 18.-The fight between
the Burton and anti-Burton factions at
a series of republican caucuses to nomi-
nate candidate for the United States
Senate is growing very bitter. The Bur-
ton men claim "a of the 81 republicans in
the legislature but If that strength is
manifested q others will walk out of the
caucus and refuse to participate in 1t. Col.
Harris seems to be in the lead for the pop
ulist nomination, though the other mana
gers are making no concessions.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-21
CONFL|CTOS


La actual Diputaci6n Provincial Sc COM
pone de "a diputados. De ellos son incondi
cionales los seflores Caballero, Domnguez,
rez Perez, Bosch, Santisteban, Soler, Crosas,
Lara, Vald6s, Rubert Perez. Total, 21.
Todos prestigiosos, todos probados, que
han dado reiteradas muestras de servir con
lealtad al partido que militan.
La nueva Diputacon sc compondra de l2
diputados, segdn la ley de reformas.
Hay que suponer que los fusionistas logren
reservados para las minorfas.
Quedaran ocho puestos para los incondcio
males que no podran prescindir de los senores
Villar, Caballero, Egozcue Soler, fguras
prominentes del partido.
"A cuales de los II restantes Sc les daran
los cuatro puestos? iQuienes seran los prete-
ridos?
Ese puede hamarse ell conficto incondicio-
dal, que, para yer como Sc saliva, han llamado
a los consultores session ell Q de Abril.
Y ahora los fusionistas:
La guerra que estos les hacen los ortodo-
ros va esta patente. 81 rencor entire ambos
grupo es palpable. va no hoy discursos por
brillantes que sean, que puedan unirlos.
Llegaran las elecciones. Supongamos ell
distrito donde los liberales unidos podrfan
obtener un diputado, pero retraidos los ortodo-
cos, resulta mayorfa Unconditional. iQue ha-
ran en- este case los ortodocos9 iDaran ell
triunfo los incondicionales? iVot&ran con
los iberales?
Ese es ell conficto liberal. La nueva Di-
putacion va resultar un semillero de resenti-
mientos y de dlsgustos.-H. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-21
Pto-Fico, Fl de- Mario de 1897.

una. joven de ounce amos joven de diecl-
ntieve, natural de Guadalajara, merced los
Consoles esfuerzos del virtuoso parroco de
aquella iglesia, don Gabino Marques.
Ell ministro de Hacienda entrego a S. M.
la Reina Regente dos muestras de las nuevas
monedas de Glen pesetas. Ell grabado de di-
chas monedas, obra del notable artsta seflor
Maura, es perfecto, la labor tan esmerada,
que solo tiene ell permiso de una mil6sima en- la
ley otra en- ell peso. La acuIacion de las pas
tas disponibles comenzo hace dias. Algunos
poseedores de pastas de ORC han pedido autori-
zacion para presentarlas la amonedacion, pro-
bablemente, con la idea de poderlas negociar y
obtener asf importante bene6cio vendiendolas
para las colecciones numismaticas. La compa-
racion de estas nuevas monedas espanolas con
las de valor analogo en- Francia, Italia, los Es-
tados Unidos ell Jap6n, muy ventajosa
para las de Espafla, que indudablemente
meiores desde ell punto de vista artfstico.
-Por razones que aun Sc ignoran, Sc han
suicidado en- Cabanillas del Campo (Guadalaja-
ray, dos novlos, j0venes, muy apreciados en-
aquella localidad. Llamabase 6l, Francisco
Roman, ella, Felisa Marcial; ambos salieron
de paseo hacia ell sitio llamado Cuatro Caminos,
donde pusieron termino a su vida disparando ell
Francisco su amada un pistoletazo en- la sien
derecha suicidandose el despu6s del mismo
modo Han deiado escrita una carta, en- que
manifiestan al Juez tan fatal resolucion.
Sc encuentran muy adelantados los ira
bajos del escultor sefor Duque, encargado de
modifcar la estatua de D. Alfonso XII, que
sera fundida dentro de breves dias y destinada
al monumento que Sc ha de erigir en- Aranjuez
en- memoria de la vista que dicho Real Sitio
hizo ell malogrado Monarca durante los dias de
mayor azote, cuando la Ultima epidemic colerica.
Como presuntos autores del asesinato del
cura parroco de 1tuero de Huebra (Salamanca),
han sido detenidos una joven sirviente del sacer-
dote, ell padre de aquella y un sujeto del mismo
pueblo, ljamado Tomas.
I'll arzobispo de Burgos acaba de comprar
extensos terrenos en- la antigua Caput Castezlae
para edi6car un seminario capaz de contener
500 alumnos. Las obras comenzaran en- breve
con objeto de dar ocupaci6n los muchos obre-
ros q. Sc encuentran sin trabaj aquella ciudad
En- aldea de la provincia de Ponte-
vedra, ha dado luz una infeliz muje tres ro-
bustas criaturas. Madre hijos Sc encuentran
en- perfecto estado.
-Ha mejorado notablemente la situacion
de los ganaderos y agricultores, a juzgar por
las noticias que reciben de differences comar-
cas- de la Peninsula. Los pastos empiezan ser
abundantes con motive de las 1ltimas lluvias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-21

den cabida en- sus columnas artfculos perso-
nalfsimos que tienden a dividir la gran familia
liberal portorriquefla por medic del odio Y del
rencor. ESQ es inconcebible no puede verlo
con agrado ningun patricia. Los hermanos de
aver no pueden nj deben ser los enemigos de
hoy, por mas que sus oplnlones no comedian en-
sdeterminados extremes de la polftica.
A evitar exageraciones esos perso-
nalismos debemos los liberales encamnar nues
ira acclon. En- ell seno de todas las colectivi-
dades hay hombres que por su temperamento 6
por su idiosincrasia, necesitan ambiente de dis
turblos y desavenencias; que disputan vez
de dlscutlr; que hieren de persuadir;
que inconscientemente Sc hacen disociadores
llevando ell desequilibrio la perturbation de
los mismos cfrculos en- que Sc mueven. No de-
bemos seguirle en- su fatal camino. Los per6
dicos deben negarles sus columnas, cuando des-
clenden al rersonalismo al insulto. Gritar
no es ell me- or medic de atraer adeptos, nj de
educar las muchedumbres. Asf no Sc hace patria.
La discussion serena produce la luz de la
verdad que Sc persigue. Aquf no Sc trata de la
lucha entire enemigos, nj siquiera entire adver-
sarlos; Sc trata de desaveniencas pasaieras en-
tire hermanos, entire hombres que comulgan en-
la misma iglesia liberal y que, tarde temprano,
volveran u otros convencdos 8 arrre
pentidos al regazo comdn.
Los periodicos de la colectividad deben
contrlbulr limar asperezas en- vez de avivar
ell fuego de las pasiones. Asf entiendo
20 que deben oErar los hombres de bien, los
verdaderos patriotas, llamense autonomistas 8
liberales.
iAcaso por distintos rumbos no persegui
mos un mismo unico fin que es ell bien de la
patria amada?
Hasta aquf los parrafos de la csrta de re-
ferencia que sometemos al buen criterio de
nuestros lectores.
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Parrafos de una carta

Tn respectable amigo nuestro nos escribe
desde ell interior de la isla 10 que sigue, sin
autorizarnos dar su nombre:
eSoy liberal de toda la vida autonomista
de convicciones profundfsimas; por ESQ desde
que Sc estableci6 ell pacto con Sagasta, estoy en-
espectativa sin decidirme entire fusionistas or
todoxos. No reniego de mis- ideales, pero com
prendo que en- polftica ell estacionamiento es la
muerte. ST debemos continuar donde esta-
bamos 6 dar un paso de avance PRACTICE, asun-
to es que debe meditarse con calma sin de-
jarnos llevar por apacionamientos que NADIA
bueno conducen.
Yo creo que la disidencia actual entire pac
tistas ortodoxos es una nube de verano que
pasara pronto, pues triunfantes 6 convencidos
todos volveremos en- su dfa a formar la masa
comun. Unos otros por distintos senderos
pefsegu1mos qn blen supreme eI b.en de Ia
que tanto la han afiiido.
Por ESQ lamento que aigunos peri6dicos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-21
INVENTO NOTABLE

Segun vemos en- los periodicos de Mexico,
ell distlnguldo matematico mexicano don Jose
joaquin Terrazas, que lleva publicadas varias
obras de gran merito acerca de la diffcil cien-
cia del calculo, acaba de inventar un m3todo
por ell cual todas las multiplicaciones, divisio-
nes, elevation a potencas extraction de raj
ces, quedan reducidas simples sumas restas.
Con ell nuevo netodo no habra va quien
multiplique nj divida. No es un metodo COM
plicado que solo puedan entender los sabios,
sino un metodo al alcance de las inteligencias
mas vulgares.
Ell seior Terrazas ha introducido en- ell
calculo la uocion del color. Nueve colores
correspondence a los nueve numeros dfgitos
forman la base del nuevo m6todo, mas bien
cada color representa- un numero. Conocidos
los valores de los colores, operacion que de-
manda un cuarto de hora, esta va cualquiera
en- disposition de multiplicar dividir, aun
cuando no sepa estas operaciones.
En- un pequeflo cuaderno estAn los produc-
tos desde ell 1x2 hasta ell 99x99. Conociendo
los valores de los colores, Sc comprende que las
dos primeras columns de los productos repre-
sentan por sus colores un factor de dos cifras,
y las otras dos columnas representa- tambien
por colores, ell otro factor de dos cifras, y
que ell valor expresado por los numeros es
ell del producto buscado.
Cuando los factores pasan de dos cifras,
Sc ulVlden en- perlOdOs de uOs c1fras, Y sc Dusca
en- la tabla sucesivamente ell producto de las
decenas del multiplication por las decenas y
centenas del multiplicando, y asf sucesivamente.
Para la elevation potencias, Sc sigue un
procedimiento analogo. Para la division ex-
traccion de rafces procedimiento inverse.
La introduction del color como un sfmbo-
lismo en- la ciencia del calculo es susceptible
de numerosfsimas aplicaciones. En- la aritm6-
tica los colores son nuevos ndmeros que Sc
combinan con los va existentes para simplifcar
ell calculo. Estos colores introducidos en- ell
Algebra, en- la Trigonometrfa, etc., sque uti-
lidad no traeran la ciencia?
El sr. Terraza Sc propone desalrollar su
metodo de colores aplicarlo las matemati-
cas- superiores.
Proximamente Sc publicaran las tablas del
matematico mexicano que no dudamos seran
aceptadas en- todo ell mundo. Esas tablas re-
legaran al archivo de la historic de la ciencia
las operaciones de multiplication division.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-21
ECOS PENINSULARES

En- ell Institute de San Isidro Sc repartio
una hoja, excitando la juventud en- sentido
carlista. Al que repartfa la hoja, los estudan-
tes lie propinaron algunos cachetes. La hoia
no lleva pie de imprenta, aunque irmada,
parece apocrifa.
En- la parroquia de San Ildefonso, de
Madrid, han ingresado en- ell seno de la reli-
gion oat6lica, siendo bautizados solemnemente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-21

La Bella Rosta TASoA Tst9an n% san = usn ssqfns P1a
Rico. Dep6sfto general y sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establecida en- Cayey
por D. Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimiento
hay siempre surtfdo constante de todas las
vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las mejores de la Habana. Rama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. Solicftense catalogos.
Representatives ALBERTO PEDREIRA. p
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Academia P0teCnCa 1re4ps pfsgsrst9T,s s2ss para n
tares.-Calle del Sol ndmero 70, principal. Di-
rigida por ell CAPTAIN de Ingenieros don Joaquin
Barco Pons, Ex-profesor de la Academia
general Y prepsrador durante IL amos, don
Felix Arenas, Captain de Artillerfa. Reaper
tura del curse en- 2 de Enero. Informes en- la
Academia y Pabell6n de Casa Blanca. 15-4
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A los amateurs. p Rubliears%os paasns;9s > p

ReIoera rancesa Alfonso ai s ynr"d E Rs1iapos 5laos
procedentes de acreditadas fabricas, para toda
clase de composiciones por diffciles que sean,
precios muy limitados. En- relojes para la
to La que mas harato yende
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-21
G0NeIII TnRI0 MEDICO -QUIRURGICO-
UUNQQk uQlQ Sol 90 Enea.zaodaaaa IL L.

OO"oVh ViiiO Sol, O.-Enfermedades de la
piez, ve,eereos sit15ticas de tarde por ell Dr.
BLANES. .-Enfermedades del est6msogo, h<go-
do iaatestipeos, de de la tarde por 81 DR..
QUEIPO.-Enfermeda de la g0rgo,at0, a0-
ris oidos, de 10 IL de la mafiana por Ell Dr.
BAIXAULI.-Gratisa los pobres. P
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A los senores comerciantes
Y AL PU BLICO
ABANIcos JAPoNEsEs

Ell Capric1to, que nunca ha tenido rival en-
abancos, ha recibdo cncuenta modelos nuevos
desde o centavos hasta peso uno y ofrece
i los comercfantes del interior tipos de abanl-
cos iaponeses desde 80 centavos docena hasta
9 pesos, todos gran novedad. Sc remiten mues-
tras 4 los comerciantes que las pidan. 5-4.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-06

Our old friend, Mr.. A. ]. Sproles, was In
town yesterday aud Monday. He Is now
"travelling man." and came to be present at
the awarding OF the contract for building our
water works. Mr.. Sproles, as saleman
makes more money than he could do II he
was q printer.
w. p. GREEN: ESQ.,. has been employed to
assist tine State In the prosecution OF the case
against the persons charged with burning Of
Mr.. Mitlipgs house. Mr.. Green Is man OF
promise, and II looks as II the public would
award him fair business.
To cure cold in one dav take laxative
bromo quintne tablets. only 25c per box. For
sale at Speeds drug store.
MISS INA PINKFRToN spent last week
with her cousin, Miss Maud Holllngsworth,
In Due West.
MISS WINToN TAGGART has been spending
two weeks with her cousin, Miss Pearl Mar
tin.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Bell have moved to Due
West, carrying their stock of goods with
them.
Mrs. Smith, mother Of Mrs.. Stewart, died on
Mopday'and was buried at Sharon yesterday,
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Devore spent Christmas
with relatives at Greenwood and Ninety.Six.
THE Treasurer will continue to receive the
one dollar road tax the lst OF February.
MISS MAMIE TAGGART is on a visit TO
friends at Verdery.
CADET Willie Martin, OF the Charleston
Citadel, spent Christmas with his mother.
Mrs. Taggart will move to the store next 10
Speeds drug store.
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NINETY-SIX.
All the News About the City That il
to Leave Us.
Ninety.Six, 8. c., Jan. 4, 1897.

Ninety-Six, 8. c., Jan. 4, 1897.
A happy New Year to you, Mr.. Editor.
After pleasant week of frolic and fun our
people have settled down to the duties Of life.
The dawning Of 81 was not what we might
have wished had IL been ours to make. All
depends upon US as TO how our New Year
shall begin. Alas how many begin by max
ing many new resolves and letting them end
with the beginning, forgetful Of the fact that
good resolutions are as dead leaves unless
carried out with truth and earnestness. Let
rs make fewer resolutions and be better men
and women.
We have had q general exodus from town
Of boys and girls returning to their colleges.
Prof. G. NJ. Moore, of Lowndesville High
School, delighted his many friends by visit
TO town last week.
Mrs. Walker Edwards and daughter, came
down from Abbeville and spent Christmas at
her fathers, COL Miller.
Misses Hill, OF Green wood, attended the
dance at DR.. Sloan's last Tuesday evening.
The few remaining turkeys have begun TO
walk abroad again, the signal being given
that turkey dinners" are thing OF the past.
Quite number OF young people are suffer
Ing from colds and that general bad feeling
lions.
Miss Archie Sozeman, who has charge OF
OAK land Academy, Is visiting In Laurens.
She will resume her school duties next Mon
day.
The party at Mr.. ]. W. Blake's last Wed
nesday evening was enjoyed by the young
folks. The older ones present were reminded
very vtvidly Of "auld lang syne."
The school opened today. but do not know
the number OF new names enrolled. About
eighty pupils were In attendance when the
schoo! closed for the holidays.
Mr.. I. c. Ltpscomb has not been able to be
out during Christmas. We hope 10 see him
among US again soon.
The many friends Of Miss Annie Burkhal.
ter are glad to know she Is improving and
wish for her rapid recovery.
n no m q
business world and will report them later.
The farmers have about completed their
labor arrangements for the com Ing year with
plenty In their we'll filled barnes for man
and beast If not consumed by the droves OF
horses and mules now flooding our country.
Egypt had her plaques OF locusts and frogs,
the Isrealltes were cursed with quails, Aus
tralia with rabbits, onr great northwest with
grass.hoppers and caterpillars. Are we not
Just now being cursed with horses and mi mules?
The scarcity Of corn next summer and q visit
to the various oone-yards next fall will de-
eide this question.
would like TO know what becomes OF the
huge packages Of fruit trees received at the
depots along the different lines OF railroad
every fall. A friend at my elbow suggest
that the greater part OF them die from want
OF proper care in transplanting and the re.
mainder are eaten up by the cows from want
OF SUFFICIENT protection. Cambridge.
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The above apport1onm ment OF tne Scnool
Fund to the different School Districts In Alb.
beville county is based on the enrolment o.
pupils in The public schools Of the county
during the last school year
The different boards of school trustees
must not overdraw on the amounts designat'
ed for thei. school districts.
The amounts apportioned to each district
from the amount brought forward from last
year will be paid out by the Treasurer In
January o. February naxt.
The mill tax tor 1895 OF and the poll tax
will not be due n.,. November, 1897. Clerks
of the different uoards uf trustees will be re.
ouired 10 distinguish between warrants
drawn on The 8 mJll tax and the poll tax as 1
am required by law 10 report them separately
ir the annual settlement.
The clerks of the different boards OF trus.
tees will b. required 10 make and send to this
office on O. before LIST Of July, 1897, an itemiz-
ed staten ent OF their expenditures during
the present school year. 1t will therefore be
necessary that their books be accurately
kept. -,,
No warrant Of any board OF trustees will be
endorsed In this Office unless the amount OF
warrant Is plainly written In words and not
put In figures, and both duplicate and orlgi.
nal must be signed by Ct least Two OF the
trustees OF the district from which II comes.
w. T. MILFORD,
Co. Supt OF Education.
Dec. l. 1896.
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Estate Of Harriet Burton, Decd.
Notice Of Settlement and Applioa-
tion for Final Discharge.

TAKE NOTICE that on the 4th day OF Feb
l. ruary. 1897, will render q final account
OF my actings and doings as Administrator
OF the Estate of Harriet Burton, deceased, in
the Office OF Judge OF Probate for Abbeville
County at 10 o'clock q. m. and on the same
day will apply for final discharge from my
trust as such.
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred. w. r. BULLOCK.
Jan. 4, 1897. Administrator.
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Remember now Is the the best opportunity
You Will ever have for getting an over coat
and tpit Of fine clothing, for very little
money. just comeand see what We can do
for you In this line.
Buy you dry goods while they are cheap.
We are having some closing out sales, at
which you can secure great barglns.
Now is the time to buy blankets and
dannels. Come and see how very cheap we
have them.
For the next thirty days we propose to
make II very lively for all buyers OF goods.
We must Eake room for our Spring stock by
getting rid OF our Winter goods. Come and
see how cheap we are selling goods.
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Unclaimed letters.

Letters Remaining In the Abbeyilie, ). =.
Post Office for weeks ending Jan. 0, ls9I.
C-B q. Cason, jackson Crumley.
DLEaffron Davis, care w. w. Ellis.
F-Prince Funper.
H-Miss jamie Hagans, w. S. Hughey, Mrs.
Betsy Holmes. care Rob't Collier.
- J-Mourow Jenken
L-G. w. Link.
MT. l.. Mcdonald, Mrs. Willie Morris.
P-MIss Susan Pitts, G. H. Pickham.
R-Wiiiiams Riley.
S-Mrs. Seabout.
WEMiss Josephene White. Rob't Link,
Pm.
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Just M True as If We Had Said 1t.
Aupusta Cbronicle

New York clergyman went TO Blackwell's
Island to conduct q Sunday morning service
not long since, and he found among those
wearing the stripes fifteen college graduates.
A report OF the Maryland penitentiary shows
that q majority OF the crim mails are educated
and large majority temperate. The kind OF
education a man needs to be virtuous is more
of the heart than the head, but both should 70
together. Education Of the brain alone does
not suppress vicious inclinations or neces-
sarily subdue crime.