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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07


OF business Is the proper ADJUSTMENT OF
the conditions OF the business, and sat
lsfactlon with reasonable profits from
the same to harmonic all the seeming
difficulties to a proper honoring OF the
Lords day.
But IKE latest innovation on the Sab
bath question is the determination Of
the base ball boys attempting TO defy
civil and divine law and public send-
mont, to pursue their regular avoca-
ton on the Lords day because they
have u hope Of securing enough Of their
kind to make It pay financially. And
some go-easy church people have
helped them by saylng that 1t Is no
worse than the parks and the open So
looms and their sIsters-the brothals.
Why have law against stealing when
murder is worse than stealing? Stealing
leads to murder and the man who VIII
rob God Will ere long. II unchecked,
destroy his fellow-msn. These Sum
day robbers were not satisfied with ar
rest and mild reminders of the law by
the $40 fine. but they Insist to-day in
ignoring all law. The man or woman
who encourages such conduct by word
or act is party to all the evils originate
ing therefrom.
The Lords day Is abused when made
a. holiday 1t was not instituted for
that purpose. and whatever the de-
mands based upon supposed need Of
recreation from labor, no man can thus
use 1t without defylng Its Author. Let
the Saturday half-holldny rule or any
other method adopted to meet the needs
Of the toiler but never by defylng the
Creator.
But we find that 1t is not the real
toilers who clamor fos the Sunday hol-
iday most, but men who do not work
full time. We can not even mention
many other abuses Of the Lords day,
such rs the using OF the day to do ex-
ira work to save regular day. The
Sabbath visiting from house to house Is
not only desecratinG the Sabbath, but
causing many good women to neglect
both their children and their church.
The man who rises at an early hour six
times week to work for himself, and
sleeps late Sunday morning, and then
rises with the headache. which he uses
as an excuse from doing anything re-
llEious the whole day is an abuser Of
his own best interests. II church MEM
bers will all practice what they have
endorsed In the creeds OF the churches
there will be but little reason to call
on the Weakened officials OF the civil
or municipal laws. who wink Mt crime
to try to get the vote Of the criminals,
to enforce the laws of the Lords day.
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Prevented a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs George
Long, OF New Ssraitsville, Ohio, pre-.
vented a dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives A frlghtful cough had long
kept her awake every night. She had
tried many remedies and doctors, but
steadily grew worse until urged to try
Dr. Kings New Discovery. One bottle
wholly cured her. and she writes this
marvellous medicine also cured Mr.. Long
OF a severe attack of Pneumonia. Such
cures are positive proof OF the match
less merit OF this grand remedy for cur
ing all throat, chest and lung troubles.
Only soc and S1.00. Every bottle guar
anteed. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co. q drug stores
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nrnst nA hi hn Man IL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May s-Ths
press committee of the Republican ma.
tional convention announces that IN.
der the resolution of the national COM
mittee ALI applications for press seats
from daily newspapers for men who
will be actually engaged in reporting
the convention. must be in the hands Of
william L. Mclean, chairman. court
house, Independent Square, PhHiadei-
phln, by May Is. It VIII be impossible
to consider applications received after
that date.
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Clay District.

County Commissioner - William
welty.
Board of Educatlon-Julius Pollock,
DR.. Andrew Wilson
Justices OF the Paaca-R. II. GIllespy,
Peter Riley. Joseph Foose.
Constable-John Auth.
Delegates to District Delegate Con-
ventlOn, Clarksburg-John Ii. Glllespy,
T, S. Riley. Bert Walty, Frank Stamm,
John NJ. Shorts. D, b. Lavey.
Delegates to State Convention, Park
ersburg--Archle Sawtellc, Charles H,
fancy, a. A. Franzheim, John NJ.
Shorts. T, S. Riley Alex, Updagraff. D.
Z. stalnaler. Harry Hleives, Gala
Mitchell. Henry Nau.
DclcEatns 10 Congressional Conven-
tIon-James L. Sawtelle. Henry Nau,
Harry Hl1ivas, NJ. j. o'Kane, Charles
H. Taney, John II. Gillaspy.
Delegates to Ohio County Convention
Eugene Y. Hnnkc. Robert Sims, John
Shaugnessy b. H. swartz, John Welty,
jT., j. ]. Conlff.
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: THE oHILD's CURE WHEN rEETAlNo,

such as is shown by the results. which
must be recognised as dealing q serious
blow to the republicans and radicals.
The results show fifty definite elections
in Paris, In thirty wards second bal
lots VIII be necessary, The National.
lists have gained eight seats, Nve from
the Republicans and three from the
Radicals. The successful candidates
include Nm. Gaston-Mery, Call. Le-
PelIetier and Barillier.
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John Waterhouse. Howard schaefer. J..
3. PinlIus. Van K. Cleary. John Burk.
Delegates TO State Convention, Park
ersburg-Dr, John A. Campbell, a. H.
Weldebusch, Frank Woeber. william
A. stoetzer, William Fee, j. D. Gibbins,
w. F. Riley.
Delegates 10 Ohio County Convention
Il. H. Albright. Phil Vollinger. George
Ackerman, w. H. Paul, Fred Schneider.
Thomas NJ. Doyle. William II. Schaefer.
Fred. Kaiser. Edward King, H. c.
Caldwell, B. Bach.
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THE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, p. m,
SlstcrsVillc. LEROY. 7 n. m.
Cincinnati VIRGINIA, p. m.
Pittsburgh. ., BEN HUR, 3 a. m.
Pittsburgh. &. KANAWIIA. p. m.
GAINESVILLE. .LORENA, 0 n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkcrsburg. BEN HUR. 0p. m.
Siatersvllle. RUTH. $40 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 p. m.
Steubenvilln, ELIZA, 2!3O D. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW,
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, s n. m,
Mntnmorns. JEWEL, Il n. m.
Pittsburgh. .. QUEEN CITY. 6 n. m.
parkersburg, II. x. BEDFORD, 1880 n, m,
Slstersvillc. RUTH. 400 y. m.
Clnrlngton. LEROY, 3;30 u. m.
steubCnVllle. ELIZA, $50 r. m.
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PARIS. May I, 2:l5 a, m.-AlthOuEh
1t was fully recognized that the Ma
tlonallsts intended to make n determln-
cd night In all the wards OF Parts on the
yesterday throughout France, 1t was
never seriously contemplated that their
efforts would be crowned with success
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Centre District.

County Commissloner-Frnnk Auber,
a. V. Mcdonald. John j. Byrne, Ed
ward Kurtz, c. f. Caldwell.
Board Of William A,
Stpetzer.
Justices OF the Peace--WillIam Man
ION, G. w. Rlxey. George Arltlc. Thorn
Us Kane, Henry Dlttman, Hugh Daw-
son. j. w. Farrell.
GonAtableE1-Joh McDermott, Andrew
Long, Mleha'l H0nncRnn. Henry Stoehr.
Delegates 10 District Delegate Conven.
Hon, Clarkgburg William f. Riley,
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5 feet / Inch and stationary. Weather,

feet Inch and stationary. WeAIheIl
cloudy and warm.
The Keystone State is to-morrows
packet for Cincinnati, departing ut n.
m. The veteran Charley Knox, VINO
can't do enough for his people" is on
the roof.
The Leroy took out nice crowd CT
cxcGrsionists to slstcrsvIlle and return
Sunday.
The Virginia brought down a barge
from Pittsburgh yesterday consigned to
Greer & Lains, The manifest was for
6s2 kegs of wire nails. 5lS packages Of
wire ana 20 kegs OF staples.
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Summary.

Maximum temperature. g, on 2tth.
Minimum temperature, &C. on 10th,
precipitation = Total for month, 1,76
inches; greatest in twonty-four hours, IS
Weather-clcar days ?; partly cloudy,
10: cloudy. T.: rainy, ..
First thunder storm Of the season on the
18th, at $3.50 p. m.
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pismnrnl.,s Iron Nerve.

Was the result Of his splendid health.
Indomltable will and tremendous
energy are not found where stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels are out OF or
der. II you want these qualities and
the success they bring. use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills They develop every
mower OF brain and body. Only 2jc at
Logan Drug Co.'S drug 81 ,re.-G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07

MY Stock Of Fancy suItlngs is the
largest and cheapest in the city.
@. w. SEABRIGHT'S SON. The Tailor,
Twenty-second and Main Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07

Nd, Everett candidate for whnrfmastcr,
The Urzrna had an excursion to East
Liverpool md return yesterday.
The marks at p. m. Sunday showed
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WE offer this week some rare bar
gains in sample and slightly shop-worn
Pianos. Call and see them or write for
prices. r. W. BANNER CO.,
Wheeling, w, Va.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The following river and weather re-
mort for the month Of April is compiled
by the Intelllgencer from figures fur
nIshed by Weather Observer schnepf
I'D VIII, rFrno qtpr Crockard:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07

WE offer this week some rare bar
gains in sample and slightly shop-worn
Pianos, Call and see them or write for
prices, F. w. BANNER CO..
Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07
Low Rates

via the Wheeling & Lake Erie to Chi
cngo and return, $l2 10. May z, IA and
81. st. Louis and return. $40, May Is,
10, q and %. Limit, June !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07

WE offer this week some rare bar
gains in samoie and slightly shop-worn
Pianos, Call and see them or write for
prices. j.. w. BANNER CO.,
Wheeling, W. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07
VERY LITTLE
INTEREST And
few CONTESTS
Among the Democracy Indicated BY
Saturdays Suggestion Meet
ings, Which Suggested
FOR THE COUNTY NOMINATIONS
To be Decided at the Primary Elsc-
ton Next saturday-Handlan
Endorsed for Auditor.

The Democrats of Ohio county held
their district suggestion meetings Sat
urday evening. and the only features OF
interest were the adoption of resolu-
tons in some districts favoriug the
nomination of william ]. Bryan, and
endorsing the candidacy of Joseph
Handlan, for state auditor. Mr., Hand
Ian VIII have the undivided support Of
Ohio county for this nomination at the
Democratic state convention.
The primaries viii be held next satur-
day, and the only contests likely to &C.
cur will be for county commissioner in
washington. Union, Centre and Web
ster.
The suggestions by districts follow:
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THE LORDS DAY.
Rev. c. B. Graham Appeals for
stricter Obedience to the Law.
SABBATH WAS MADE FOR MAN.

Sunday Base Ball Scored, and Like
wise Church Members That Put
Forth Other Sunday Violations in
Palliation-A Saturday Half-HOli.
day Suggested to Answer Recrea-
ton Requirements.
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REDUoED RATES 10 FAIRMoNT
Account State Republican cOnven-
tinn

May 9Th to sth, Inclusive. the Bnlti-
more & Ohio will sell excursion tickets
10 FaIrmont and return at reduced
rates. valid for return passage until
MAY IL
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pEnsroNs aRANTEp.
Postmasters Appointed in West vir
pinia-chnnges in star Service.

Postmasters Appointed in West vir-
ginia-Changes in Star Service.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 6.-Thc
bill authorizing the payment to Rachel
Wilson, $2.9ss, the sum found to be due
her father, Col. Benjamin Wilson. for
his services in the Revolutionary war,
has passed the senate. Miss Wilson re-
sides at Bridgeport, Harrison county.
w. Va. Her father held a commission
in the Continental army. but declined to
draw the salary. 1t is said he had a
very large family of children.
Pensions have been granted to West
virginia applicants, as follows:
orlglnal-James H. smurr, Martins
burg, SO; Peter Akeins, Matewan. S.;
Henry Larue, Davis, So.
Increase-TVIlIlam II. H. Davis, New
Milton, to $l4; William H. Morgan,
Wheeling, IS; Charles n McMullan'
Spencer, to So: John T. Morehend, Will
low, to Sl4: William ]. Overfeld, Long
Run, to ST.; George w. Newman. Hunt
town, 70 s.: j. B. Williamson, Belmont,
to IS; Jacob Gale, Rohr, to 81; George
Ashby. Harrison, TO $l4; ). I. MeFEow'
Brighton.5gto Sl2; and Job Musgrave,
HarrlsvIlle to IS; Daniel Givens, Big
Bend, to s.: James II. Cain, Staten, to
w - M.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUMMERS NiCh-
low III. .,, r....,
restoration ana AuuIlonai-FEe t"el
6. HensieS, deceased, Una, a. e.
Additional-AndrewC U HILL s'eNeHs'
IS. 60
Wldows-Edicey Hensley' Oha' 80
and Amanda Boyles' CHAPEL SS'
o,IAIntod In wast Virginia. William
uPsY'".s ,l,,.,. -.
H. HaIloru' b tuoAs' Hteuet ASN a. AAs''-
dali, Qpztl; William y. Allen, Oceana;
George w. Williams prosperity solo-
mon Stnrcher, Bolnir.
An order has been issued by the
postoiiice department discontinulnB the
special service on route lG'oOl' Boaz 20
Delaney Wood county. This order VIII
take e1ect May 8, lgOO.
The following star service changes
have been ordered In West Virginia:
Route Id3l7 Repletp TO Hacker Valley;
..,....,-.S A., -. 49,. vel,
mcreuse ssrNiSe " 'iiee tiiiieS "
schedule to be Tuesday, Thursday ana
SATURDAY. hours as Mt present, Route
1888 Spaulding TO Breadlng; increase
service to three times week, scnadule
to bue Tuesday. Thursday and satur-
day with the same hours as at present
Route 1871. Musick TO MateWan; per
nit postmasters. at Hunter ana Nate
wan to exchange mails on sundays
provided that they be carried IN
locked pouch. by a sworn carrier ,,, anu
without expense 10 the aephIIillen lI.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
nor SHERIFF..

v1NHE INTBLLIGENcER PRINTisNTS
GccfU III /; /. AND PROMPT WORK,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-10-10
LETTER FROM MIR. JONES.
Fifteen Hundred Thirsty People on
an Excursion, and Hit AraiDing.
- Atlanta Ga Onf 4 lQ0l

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 4, 1900.
In accordance with promise made to you
sometime ago write you, bnt have not
gone far West yet and II do not make better
speed than we did yesterday on the, bobtail
excursion train, It will be month before l
get far enough from Abbeville to style my
letter from the West: We made the fastest
left Abbeville at one O'Clock and reached the
Union car shed pond at 9:l5, we made lSS
miles In hours and fifteen minutes. What
The conductor said he could not afford 10 do
better as there was ], 500 people On board and
judging by their looks and actions, there was
not living, bowling, moving soul OF them
with fine tooth comb. don't think q
harder favored crowd could have been round.
ed up. They were beauties In looks aud
beauties in action. But the conductor knew
Athens and we did not stop long enough TO
allow the mob to replenieh their stock and by
the time we reached Atlanta, the South
Carolinians said TO the North Carolinlans,
Boys 1t is long time between tSs sIk ra,n
was coming down in sheets, but the dry
tongued, dry throated young bucks did not
care for that. the cry was where is the nearest
day and nothing stronger than (slops) beer
was to be obtained for love or money. more
disgusted crowd was never seen before since
bug juice was Invented. ~
lam not very quiet myself sometimes, but
am awful glad don't return with the boys
tonight. The outlook is for q he old time and
II race conflict ia preclpitated the whites VIII
catch 1t, as the negroes have ten pistols and
hundred rasors to their one. r'.
shall not 60 TO Galveston. have learned
since my arrival all wish to know about
that unfortunate city. shall cross the Nils
sisslppi tonight never to recross IL again.
My inten ton is never to return to Tlllman.
Ridden South Carolina dead or alive.
know when have enough OF a thing. MY
will take in the Cotton Exposition.
J.Y. Jones.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-10-10
Amos Il. MOrse's Locals.

| will have associated with me from the
first of next month, Mr.. George White: l
trust the friends OF MIR. White will bear This
in mind and give us liberal share OF thelr
patronage We will take good care OF you,
and will always be glad TO see you.
Just recel we'd an elegant line OF fine Iresh
Olives. at Is. Is, As, and S. cents bottle. They
ure extra nice.
Try bottle of aberdeen" Sauce, equal 10
Worcester" and much cheaper.
IN nisnnine mi ihis line of crops don't overlook
"Lucerne" Alpalpa Clover, it is one OF the
hardest plants of It's kind. sending its ROOT,
fifteen to twenty feet down into the SOIL, J,
gets the moisture II there Is any 10 De hau
gives the largest and most nutritious yleIa o. o.
good food for horses and cattle OF anythsng o
It's kind. Pure fresh seed will be In very
soon, also Red and Crimson Glover. Barley
and Rye.
"Sweet Glover Syrup" still leads me isno ana
~ '"'' Amos Is. Morse.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-10-10
TAKING CHARGE OF A WRECK
Negroes Seize the Republican Ma.
chine In this State.

The negro Republicans are right They are
tired OF the leadership OF the white bosses. A
late convention was held in Columbia We'd
nesday 10 nominate presidential electors, but
that became mere Incident In the fight for
and the negroes threw off the
of white bosses. j. H. Fordham
was elected chairman OF the convention, q
position usually accorded white man.
The "Duke OF Darlington" f. H. Deas, was
elected state chairman and Robert Smalls OF
Beaufort vice chairman.
The following were nominated Presidential
electors for the State at large:
DR.. w. D. Crum. coored, Charleston, and l..
w. c. Blalock. white, Laurens.
For the several districts George Holmes,
white; II. A. Odom, negro; j. w. Tolbert,
white; IL. II. FELTON,, white; K. p. Roberts,
negro; NJ. X. Holloway, negro, George w.
Murray, negro.
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Opinion of an Athens Dissent err.
York willie Yeoman

Some Of the Prohibitonlsts, not having had
quite enough In the last primary, are publish
Ing eX parie statements from q few malcon-
tents In Athens, Ga, to prove that the dispen-
sary system is In bad odor there. Proof that
this trumped up showing Is one sided Is not
necessary when 1t is remembered that but for
u majority Of the people who are In favor:ot 1t
and vote for 1t, the dispensary would not be
in Athens. The majority is evidently there.
There be grumbers and dissenters In every
community. We doubt not these orncles
could hnd fault with and object to the plan OF
salvation.
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MIR, Gantt's ThOughtfulness.

We have, with the compliments of Mr.. ]. T.
CAN'T, copy OF the "Provisions OF law 1or
the formation and regul ulation OF private com.
panies. and for the formation OF railroad
Corporations" Also. .'rhe election law. In.
structions and directions for com mmissio@ners one :,
and managers of elections, edition OF lNo.,
by the secretary of state. Mr.. CAN'T is one OF
the most efficient Clerks In the state House.
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The Land o. the Sky.
tWritten at Asheville. N. c.

Mountains that climb to the blue bend on
Lakes where the stars see themselves in the
sky;
Violet valleys Of beauty and love,
Where earth seems so close TO the heaven
above
You can hear the faint echoes of fseraphim-feet
And the musical beat
or the hearts Of the angels-the songs they
In their candenoes sweet!
A wild world q mountains that drift into
The os p ns dssens ss besns o1 nS ns
That lure you togardens of beautiful dreams !!
or beautiful dreams that have lifted your soul
To the thunder's high roll
Where you slip from life's care, ana lts curse
and control.
With the Joy In your soul.
God crowned with old glory these mountains;
The sky.reaching hills in these valleys en-.
These streams in the hollows by mystery
These oaks tha, still wave thelrgreen banners
And dare the storms thunder! and paeans
OF praise
Mountains-rivers, still raise
To the heaven above them. while rose-scented
ways
Wreathe the beautiful days!
w.
o. land of all beauty-loved Land OF the SKY,
Where Love breatbes "Good morning., and
never "goodby ~
Where song ON each wild wind in melody
roves
And times the bright steps Of the gods OF the
groves!
The rose OF the morning is white on thy
breast:
Thou art crowned-thou art blest
From the seas 10 the east and the seas TO Inc
west
With the rose.wreath of rest!
+. l.. s.
Battery Park, Asheville. n. &.
tAuanta Constitution, Sept 22, l9OO.)
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-10-10
NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT
To be Formed From Portions OF
school Districts Nos - and 2S.

The following petition has been received by
the Board OF Examiners of Abbeville coun-
ty:
Making a straight line on the county line
from the corner Indicated by large rocks; ;
thence to Wards road near McCarter's. cross.
ing Trailroad about 300 yards North East OF
the b. Nj. Wakefield house and leaving the
first up Trailroad Off and also leaving Mrs.
Milford and +. Z. Shirley outside. Thence
from the said point at Wards road by l.. nj.
Shaw's leaving John L. Black, L. NJ. Shaw
andS. Shaw outside and straight on to the
point where angle was made South West Of
J.W. ClinkscaIes. Thence by j. w. Clink-
scales, making him on the line and running
to the ford on Little River Thence TO the
Anderson line about one eighth Of mile
East OF Murdocks leaving the Sam Fisher
We the undersigned qualified voters and
patrons of the public schools of Abbevile
county would respectfully petition the Hon.
orable Board of Education for Abbeville
County to form a new school district having
such shape size and boundaries as the plat
hereunto attached s. shows he to be formed of
That they appoint board Of trustees at
their earliest convieuce. to take charge Of
said district when formed.
T.. +. Murdock, I'D Murdoch.
A, w. Bowen. w. L. Callahan
T. T. Campbell, 81. Fisher,
s. NJ. Fisher, Jr., IA. Campbell,
L. y. Robinson, L. +. Shirley,
w. b. Young. J. /. Crowther,
A. L. Crowther, +. II. Clinkscales,
C. w. Norris, Luther Alewlne,
w. K. McAdams, Il f. McAdams
J. T.. Black. s. 5. McCurry,
j. f. Wakefield, +. F. Norris,
All who are opposed to the establishment OF
the new school district will take notice that
the matter will be decided at my Office Oct.
j. 8. GIBERT.
superintendent OF Education
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-10-10

l am agent for the famous Hawkes. Eye
Glasses. Call and let ME fit you pair. Mil.
fords Drug Store. Phone lO7.
See our nice line Of stationery before you
buy Speed Drug Co.