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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10
REMAINS SHIPPED.
The Late D7. James ? Stanley to Be
 Buried Beside HE Wife.

The funeral oi the late Dr. James P. Sta1ley, who died in this city Friday afternoon, took place from the Main Street Methodist church Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock, the Rev. J. A. Anderson conducting the same.
 A be autiiul floral design, trepre- senting the insignia of the LaFaY- cite Royal Arch Chapter, was cun- spiclous among 1be flowers shower ed upon the bier. The J. Ed Mur- ray Camp of ex-Confe0erate Veter- ans, of which pr. Stanley WIS 9 mem Der, attended the funeral in a body
 The remains were sent to Selma, Ark, to be inferred by the side oi those Of his wife, who died several years since.
 The pail bearers in this city were Drs. John Waters, David s. Mills and J. A. Allen, Messrs. L. B, Aus tin, James Y. Saunders and N. T. Roberts.
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Southwestern
 Telegraph and Telephone Co.,,
NULL TlPl TYING FAMILY
Que That Eas No Eo1sl. .h1ywbese-
 Wonderful Married Carass

N 4e1 tas Heen sad aad Weztea about rte aRt5I health and many deatEs D tss section of Arkaasas. uota= w.ss some people. tbe men t5e1 Uf sa.s vicinity ass0s za5ed win s1e Thought Of malaria H sa fagsa1t Ee 10 sQages5 4aue grIu monster e9asta1tIy deYourH Z ail wh5 ssas Hader tbe influence of bz s6esaaae Many ine5de3s sea ea1l3 5e eHte 19 prove tb5s I6ez ez- oaeous e uore prominent q which t8e fsaiIg ef He. Ben Par aea. of PaT8ez6 springs, 8 few miles from 3alset5y
 Mr. 2arne 87 years 0td. and bis wife is g. Both are 5n excellent health. and tbe parents ot 13 ohl- dfeB, me1 and ' women. Mr aad Mrs. ear3el's grandchildren, uum6er 125. The great graodehil- dren, number 25. The direct de cendan5s ages range between 8 and 52 years 9ae grand childrens between 2 50d s years the great granachildre1s between ] and 6 years
 Of all tbis laree family only one mem Der resides outside of Arkan- sas. The health of all, from sire to sep. has been excel lent, and d1rlng the en3ile career Of Mr. and Mrs. Bap Parneh, the deetb of oDiy one decendant had oesafred
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10
SENTENCED TO TEN LONG YEARS IN PRISON ON
 ISLAND OF CORSICA
DREYFUS BORE IF BRAYELY
Af.er ne Ferd.a. Nat 2 Word or Gry Was Raised by Anyone.
 Passed off Calmly.

81ss1s. Sep 9-9be ast session ot the Dreytes aoatt=maFtlaI opened at TO a n. The prisoner looked flushed and apparently suffering from . great strain.
 P. De Gaage fes9nea tls speech for inc defense which vas inter. .faots5 yesterday Uy ne a6556rp- neDs 8f ooart The audience l5s- tened 10 b#s remarks wftb 5be most . ser5s1s attention aoa he Vas also eloseE followed by tte 5qagess la his appeal Q tbem be strongly %. se11aatel .he wofds. You must adt say Q tblag 5s . possibility. c slaga nast nave pseot No loQbt must trest on tbs conscience of Q ll5Ee. E3e5 gentlemen. ge 306 for CT a4saI astae. a 5he inspiration of tae sa544e though os Y. Horpara before Inc aoz7te6 eassaG6n. tel yoa ne srs sa #ze13b1enz EDnse qQeaa.x let ps ante Ih q common ssee ef be tather aaa, fo9e q as- tee and loee fof t6e army
 M He Naase, concluded b.e ePzeeH a3 z1ez5 Q. he count z5ea adjourned an5a 3 Q D.. ae which lime Il Te.eonVene1 and Maj CarFierfe made Q brief reply, Loud cgappinE Of hands greeted De Nange when he concluded his +a]A. Drey- tus appeared impossible. bu1 a he left inc stage he exclaimed, -l am not guilty. The audience exc1aim- cd "Coarage3 Courage
 The court retired to deliberate and the prisoner left the the hall never to retura, as in accordance with the law the verdict was ren- dered in his absence.
 The judges returned precisely al . o'clock and rendered a verdict oI guilty, with imprisonment at ter years. They found e3tenuuting circumstances Tie jury stood five to two n favor of the verdict ren dered,
 After the verdict not Q cry or a word was raised by any one. Everything passed off in complete calm. As the people emerged the the gendarmes kept them moving away from the court. The judgment was read to Dreyfus in an adjoining roou by the clerk of the court. Drey fus listened impressive, but did no' give the slightest sign ot emotion, did not utter word, and marched back to prison ike a autometon' I1t is understood Drayfus will be sent to Fort Corte, island of Corsica
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10
PECULIAR DATE
aprday Was Memorable One
 For Figures.

There were several peculiar hap. penjngs besides the unlast decision n the Dreyfus case Saturday. Among them vas the peeuIiarity Of the date and the manner in which many were compelled to write it- "9-9-99
 Those who wrote letters or dated documents of any kind Saturday asked themselves how long it will be before Q similar collection of nun bers occurs. DiHgent figures on the part of experts led to the ganer- al conclusion that there will be but one opportunity to use sneh a com bination during tbe coming century, and that will be Candleuas Date, 1922, when tue date may be written 2-2-22.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10
FAST AND EFFICIENT
How 01r 0Gclale Do Good Work in
 Fielding Court.

We are informed by an attorney in attendance upon the present session of the Star City circuit court that the first day Qast Monday) of that s~ tribunal Judge Grace empanelled and charged the grand Jury empaneIed and instructed the petit iaFy to their duties, and with the prompt and efficient assistance of the prosecuting Attor- ney w. B. Sorrells, tried Warren Webster for grand larceny, convict ed and sen tenced him to a term Of two years in the State penisentiafY.
 Webster, for the past few years, has been overseer on Mir. R. G. Atkinson's Lincoln county plan sa- tion. Here of late, so soma of the witnesses a the trial testified, helbe- came too fond of hog meat and ejist borrowed few swine from 8 neigh bor, which caused all the trouble.
 The 113h judicial circuit anght to will appreciate such eficent and able se'vce ot it's public servants.
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FIRST REHS MEETING
To Be Held at the '. NJ. c. A.
 Headquarters Today.

The first or inc Sunday afternoon meetings of the Y. M. c. A. to De held this fall, will occur today at 3 o'cloed 2. ID. The meeting will be addressed by the General Secretar y, MT. Holm, He has chosen as his subject Responsibility.
 ~It is expected thata large rum Der of men will be present. These meetings will be of very helpful nature and those present will spend 8 very pleasant and profitable hour. The meeting will be held at the In- stitute ana stbose who attend will find hearty welcome awaiting tkem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10
ILL HATED BOAT
Steamer John N. Harbin Struck 8
 snag Near Douglas

The ili-Iated steamer John V. Harbin fauiliarly known to river men as The One-Arn Jobp') sunk Thursday night in the Arkansas liver near Douglas while en route to t1is city from Memphis.
 She carried a far cargo for Pine Bluff merchants but not much dam age was done thereto The boat was in charge of Capt. E. A Stan field. II struck 3 snag, knocked a hole in the hatI aud sank Eaekily it was in good position aud was, after a few hours work, raised. She is LOW on her way to this city.
 The Harbin is one of the most ill- fated steamers that bas piled in the Arkansas. Last winter wb1e at the wharf at Memphis, she was badly damaged by floating ice A few weeks afterwards she sunk while en route to Mem ohis from this city. Agaln, in f h ing tae current of the rkan>as nesr R b Roy, she tore away the raaf part of hull by collidtg with sl~r of the pig iron railroad or dg
 Delieious Ice ream st } cents
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BOUGHT A SWITCH EAGIsE
The Pine Bluff & Western By Pur.
 cbases From the Cotton Belt

The Pine Biaf & Western Rail way recently purchased from the Cottoo Belt Railway Company one of its finest and most seryiceable switch ergines-No. 65. The price paid is unknown.
 Before the purchase was made, the engine, which was formerly used for service in the Cotton Belt wards here, was remodeled and repair ted in the Cotton Belt shops here.
 This goes to show that the Pine Bluff and Western people mean bus mess and will con tinue 10 improve their line by similar purchases.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10

A large delegation of Pine Bluff citizens visited the capital city last Friday They were there on a variety of business. The following were registered: ]. M Taylor, C. Ii rripIett Creed Caldwell. M " Tag gart. $. C. Alexander. Dan Wright. P. P. Byrd, ", $. Jeter. E. D. Rus sell, Maurice Altheimer and Arthur Murray.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10
SMALLPOX AT WILLIAM ETTE.
Physioians There Ask Officials Here
 10 Stamp Ii Ont.

Smallpox has appeared at Vii liamette, Jefferson county, at t asst the doctors of that town have sent word here to that effect.
 Friday Dr. J " Witbers, presi- dent of the board of health of Jefer- son county, received letters from Physicians Buckner and Asa Brun- sun, Rto reside in the vicinity Of Willamette, that one case of snail Dox was in evidence at that place. Willamette IS Q landing on the Ar kansas river in Jefferson county. about twenty miles south of Pine Bluff The physicians asked that the officials of this county lend their aid io stamping out the dreadful maladY.
 As there is no provision to permit tbe county to cooperate ia such matters, County Judge ". D, Jones referred the matter to Coy. Jones, who will take immediate action iu the matter
 The man who is down with the disease, fs a negro farm hand and the people of that vicinity are conf dent they can prevent the spread of the disease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10

Through the sherif's office Satur- day morning Graphic reporter learned that Webster was taken to the county clerk s office at Star City Friday afternoon preparatory to be- ing taken 10 the pen, and while there broke and ran and made good his escape. The officers here were given 8 description of Webster and told to keep a lookout for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10

ln tbe absence of Rev. G. Gordon smeade. who is at present enjoying his vacation, Rey. " D. Buckner, of the Episcopal church, of this city, will till his pulpit in Little Rock to- day. in speaking of Rev. Buckner the Arkansas Democratsays. Rev. Buekner IS aBe of the rising reetors of the State and thechurchmen will extend him a cordial welcome.
 H fresh lot of all kinds of Turnip Seed losl received by
 Mccain Grocery C0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10

Mir. Justin Matthews, a promi- nent Monticellonian. was a recent visitor In this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10
s5rtb end chestnnt scheol

Will reopen Monday, September l7, 1899 Kindergarten and Grades L 2 5 and <. Old phone.
 Miss Callie Jones,
 blTs. M. c. Jones.
 h lss Nellie Sallee,
 Teacher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10

The Little Rock correspondent for the Commercial Appeal says: A unique bet was made in this city to- day by K. E. Morris, a prominent Memphis cotton buyer and L. Fowl CT, of Pine Bluff Morris bet 4l0OO e $500 that the cotton crop Of ls99 would not exceed 11.000.000 bales The money was placed in the Ger man National bank.
 
 Delicious Ice Cream Soda 5 cents,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10
SNSGNSYN0Ne

Pats them right there.
 #bea y1l consider this fact. .e.. f gnn -h5aE 8a9 RTR za3atakez 4aeu y9u say g5= don | 1Hea a 1e1ez a1e iu FDuy home.
 What y1l EavR 9aosr Hseeadrs U 4bt " ord 5s e8BFe, and J1 the e4er* at Y0GE Df6ee.
 And that is saying a good osa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10

Delicious Ice ream ~G q cents at Bailev's, D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-10

N ,sf.,.e 4a pnll.
 S8fnr. #sf 0f hhis pa sz va- 3# at no,n fFoin T T se aud ion in New Mex'e.'. ,.s in ma. He is much 'p'lss'.s s dn.
 aad will enter Ii a,ii ;s'- uo-
 fhls offiee Monday
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
How to Welcome the Stranger.

1t would be interesting to know just
how many thousands of people who
are now earnest Christians have been
made so by q hearty hand shake and a
sincere welcome with voice and eye.
We believe that if the truth were
known at least seventy-tive per cent,
of Christ's followers could trace their
initial introduction to the Savior to the
handshake Of some open: hearted Chris
tian man or woman. If you cannot
speak much; if you are not able to
combat skeptical arguments; if you
don't feel able to visit the people at
their homes and invite them to your
church, you can all welcome the stran-
ger when he does come, and you can
do it in such way that your hand and
voice and voice and eye will tell forth
in undying notes the blessed gospel of
the kingdom.
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Amos B. MOrse's Locals.

Read this list Of canned vegetables and then
send down to Norse's or call through phone
No. l3 for what you fancy. String beans. early
June peas, corn. baked beans with tomato
sauce. okra and tomatoes, asparagus, okra.
Or this for canned meats and fish. Clipped
beef one-half and one pound cans. Corned
beef one-half and one pound cans. tripe,
vienna sausage. lunch tongue, potted tongue
and ham. Salmon, lobster, shrimp, crab and
sardines- Also cheese. macaroni. big homipy,
buckwheat, sugar, coffee, teas, cocoa, chOco-
late. candles, crackers. dates, prupes. ralsins,
and pickles. We Keep full line Of relisher
and saucer. Royal and Iurkeas salad dressing.
Olive, oil, horse radsh and mustard, celery,
salt, tomato catsup, DC.
- A nice lot Of fresh olives in various size bot
ties always on hand.
The celebrated "Richey" butter received
only twice q week-TuesdayR and Fridays.
quantity limited Try one cake of 1t and you
will want another.
New Orleans and Florida syrups. Musca-
vado molasses, Monogram vinegar. Best
sugar, cured hams, shoulders and breakfast
bacon, fresh and sweet, (all except the vine
garD
NSeed oats, bran and bran and shorts just In.
The list gets too long to tell of everything
good 10 eat. Garden seed, shoes, plows, sad
dies, clothing, &C. Come and see us and we
will show you any and everything with pleas
ure.
Don't forget "Red Ham" and "Long Cotton
tobacco.
Seed and eating Irish potatoes.
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~L.w. Whites locals,

We have Just received an entirely new
stock of checked hainsooks, ranging In price
from to Is cents yard. Also, white lawns,
English long cloths, piques, ducks, GO. =
L.W. Whites stock ofdomestic goods was
never better than at present. and notwtth-
goods, you can buy our goods In this line at
old prices. We have some special bargains In
bleached goods, which all the ladies would DO
we'll 10 see.
60 to L. w. Whites and buy full width
bleached and unbleached sheetings, bed tick.
ings. table linens, towels and all kinds OF
house-furnishing goods.
Now is O good time to buy blankets, carpets
and rugs Go to L. w. Whites and see the
bargains he is offering In this line. .
A few ladies capes left. They can be bought
very cheap at l.. w. Whites.
L. w. White now has full supply Of all
hardware. such as bellows, auvils, vises, and
shop tongs and hammers. Hames and hame-
strings, trace chains, back bands, leather and
duck collars, blind brides, plows and plow
points. farm bells, shoves, spades and ma
nure forks, mattocks, picks, axes. wheel bar.
rows, rakes, nails and all kinds or tools USED
by farmers and carpenters.
at l.. w. Whites grocery store. There are no
better seed on the market than Buists. We
have been selling these seeds for at least
tHent ty five years. They are we'll known and
need no recommendation.
Go TO L. w. Whites and buy wheelbar-
row, q spsding fork, long banded shovel g
rake and a ,hoe and you will then be we'll
equipped for gardening.
Groceries of alI>kinds, Of the best quality,
and the lowest prices gan always be M had at
the we'll known grocery ssore OF Il. W. "nlte.
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Tom WILSON, who drives hack around
town, was fined so last Monday by the town
council for selling liquor. He paid the hne.
and will 60 to the higher court 10 explain bis
connection with the officer.
THE bad weather seems to be interfering
with the mails. Trains over the Seaboard
Air Line sometimes come on time, but wheth'
er they come on time or not, the newspapers
are often missing.
If you want TO exchange cotton mill stock
Banner Office.
GENERAL HEMPHILL, Clerk of the Senate,
was on the public square last Monday.
Rev. AIKEN KELLY Is reported to be IN
Augusta in Ill health.
II you have no sewerage you had better see
G. p. Hammond at once.
JERSEY BULL FOR SALE-Three years old
Apply at this office.
Rooms to rent-spply 10 R c. Wilson. IT,
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When you feel badly, and lost your appe-
tite, take Milford's Syrup Hypophosphite Co.
A nice fresh lot Of Wiley's candy just in al
Milford e. DuPres.
All kinds of games for sale at Milford &
DuPre's drug store
1t will pay you TO inspect our line of sta
tionary. Milford & DuPre.
Foreign Exchange is the best cigar ever
brought to Abbevile. Try it. For sale by
Milford & DuPre, Druggist.
Harris Lithia water and ginger ale for sale
by Milford & DuPre.
Go TO Milford 4 DuPre for fresh garden seed.
Go 10 Milford & DuPre for flower seed.
II. 6. Wilson has Just received his new stock
of goods. Call and see him.
New spring goods at Haddon's.
If you want 10 have good garden buy
your seed from Milford 4 DuPre.
New goods just received by II. c. Wilson.
For school books of all kinds 60 TO Milford
e. DuPre.
Ten cases new spring shoes just in at Had
dons.
Go TO Il. G. Wilson for good tea and coffee
Call for phone No l07 and have everything
delivered at your house In less time than you
can send for IT. Milford & DuPrc, Druggist
All grades and branches of smoking tobac-
CO are found at Harrison & Games drug store
The latest smoking tobacco on the market.
Try package at 10 cents-Klondike Mixture.
... Harrison & Game.
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! See Q. P. Hammond about putting In hot
water.
Get pound Of nice letter paper and forty
eight envelopes to match all for 20 cents al
Harrison & Games.
Pitts carminative syrup gives relief to the
bowels when nausealed. Try bottle from
Harrison & Game.
II yon want to find old Mikey 0, Harry
come down to Pressly's old stand. you will
find him there. Don't forget the place.
We carry all grades, colors and styles Of
writing paper and envelopes. Box paper s,
10, 10, 20, 25, IS and 80 cents y box.
'...- Harriso4 & Game.
Go TO j. r. Glenn, when you want fresh
groceries, tomatoes, corn, pick les sardines,
saImons, crackers, oat flakes chocolate, teas,
coffee, grits, rice, hams. Something extra
nice In N. o Syrups, potatoes, cabbage, dried
fruit&c., TO arrive this week.
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Speeds.

A full line of blank books at. Speeds.
Speed has nice lot OF writing pads.
Speeds cough syrup is the best on the
market.
Crude caster oil 25cts per quart at. Speeds
Speed keeps every thing in the drug line.
Glass of all sizes and colors can be had at.
Speeds.
Farmers will do we'll to get ]. r. Glenn's
prices on plow stocks. plows. names, traces,
back bands, collar. pads. singletrees. nails,
horse shoes, also dry goods, notions and shoes.
We have a few Grier's almanacs left. Call
and get one. Speed.
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10 lbs. good green coffee for Sl.OO.
lbs. dried apples for 25c.
Evaporated spples In 10. packages, 12114c.
l6 lbs. granu lated sugar for $l00.
1S lbs. &c" sugar for slOO.
Remember our oil wagon will continue TO
around three days In the week-Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
80 bars OF good soap for 3l.OO.
Remember we sell kerosene and gasoline
OIL Special prices on oil by the barrel. Call
and see us before buying.
Call mp phone rs when you are in need OF
anything in the grocery line. We deliver
goods any where in the city free.
L. T. & T. NJ. MILLER.
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BrUce's Locals.

Norfolk oysters at Bruce's restaurant.
Bruce's restaurant furnishes Norfolk oys-
ters from 10 cents upwards. -
Bruce's restaurant furnishes 10 cent lunches
and meals at 25 cents.s ~
Bruce's restaurant VIII give one dozen fried
oysters for 25 cents. MIX oyster stews %
cents. Raws l0c. l5c and 25 cents. Served In
the best style.
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seret. Cbeathsm Promoted.

sergt. ]. c. Cheatham has been promoted to
Second Lieutenant Of company II. Second
South Carolina regiment to fiji the vacancy
caused by the recent resignation OF Lieut.. H.
s.. Bowling.
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Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1899.
Cnclalmed Letters.

Letters IN postoffice week ending Jan. %.
B-Mr. Befesie. care of Tom Bugar; Jas. W..
Bradley, Gobnny Beard, Miss Matte Bul, Rev.
Amer B4stou.
C-Mi$s Anuje Colman.
D-DSvid Duglis.
F-Mlss Mamie Finley.
H-BAker Hill.
aJ-ME F. Jones.
K-Nnie Kendall, Miss Mamie Lee King.
LII. F. Leach. -.
M-Sane Miller, Miss Fannie Miller. Kew. +.
l.. Morris. Ella MAnagma.
P-Feaster Patterson. =
S-jRev. R. D. Smith. Rev. w. w. Stewart
W-Jim White. Edie Wilson. Mrs. Mary
Watson, Miss Ida Wilson, Miss Rebecca Will
sonl.
Robt. S. Link. P. NJ
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Dissolution Of Partnership

NOTICE ia hereby given that the partner
~ ship heretofore existing between ALLEN
e. TENNENT, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. J. f. ALLEN will continue Tue Jus
mess and will settle up the old business.
]. E. ALLEN.
Feb. 6. 1899. W. G. TENNENI.
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A book is valuable, not solely nor
chiefly for the knowledge which it fur
nishes, but rather for the stimulus
which it gives.
Let your light shine and it will
speak for ITSELF Don't put up a
finger-board pointing to it.
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Enough.

The AbbevilIe Cotton M Ill has engaged the
three Thousand coros OF pine wood. for which
advertisement was made. No other contracts
are desired for the present. This publication
is made to save people the trouble OF enqulr-
ing at the Office in reference 10 the wood.
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Senator GraydOn.

Senator Graydon was home last Sunday
and Monday. He is taking active part In the
work OF the Senate, and bids fair TO become
one of its most useful members.
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The butterlck patrons are peNtect fitting,
and no others excel them. The FSdies Will
find big reduction In prices for ASS9 For
sale at Haddon's.
Subscriptions taken for the Delineatar at
Haddon's. ..
On bargain counter, 6S pair slippers at hall
price at Haddon's.
Fresh arrivals Of spring goods at Haddop's.
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Cabbage Plants.

Call on c. P. Hammond and get your early
cabbage plants, Wakefield and Succession
Now ia the time to set them out to get fine
spring cabbage. I will be receiving fresh
shipments weekly. Call on me.
C.P. Hammond
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Examination of Teachers.

TIME examination Of teachers will take
l. place on the third Saturday Of February,
instant, in the Court House, beginning at III
O'Clock Teachers must bring their own sta
tionery and pens.
BY order of the State Board.
u.s.. GILBERT,
Superintendent OF Education.
Jan. 81, 1899.
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s. c., Feb. I. 1899.


Camp Secession, No. 4l6. Confederate Veter-
ans, will meet in the Office of DeBruhl d
Lyon on Friday, 10th FEBRUARY, at four O'Clock
in the afternoCn J. F. Lyon,
w. A. Templetou, COMMANDER
49,. Adjutant.;
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At n Bargain.
For Sale.

II you want good mule. at bargain for
cash or on time. drop note to the Press and
Banner asking for Information.