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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-17
NEW YACHT FOR ~BOR4K KING"

SHE WILL BEAR THE NAME HAUoLI. AN
HAWAIIAN WORD MEANING DELIGHT
J. n ROBINS COMPANY BUILDERS
The \. Robins Company of Erie Basin. have
Just begun the building OF handsome new steam
yacht for Frank II. Smith. known on the Pacific
Noast as the "Borax King" The boat is 20 have a
Guaranteed maximum speed OF twenty-five miles an
le1r Her ordinary speed VII be twenty miles an
1slAL The vessel viii be named the t1auol. an
hallan word, meaning delight
ne Hauons dimensions viii be. Length over ali,
~ feet: length On load water line. I66 feet: beam.
= Feet inches: draft. 9 feet. She VIII have a
l9uole bottom amidshps and i've steel bulkheads.
rnch VIII give her six Waterughf eoInpar tftefts.
81 Designer Is Henry J. GieloW- Above deck the
flanois woodwork vii be polished mahogany; with
-Lsss trimmings. Below the WOODWORK viii De
.lAlesany and white enamel with gut trifilfaii
mere viii be seven EtaterOOms- Ihe social nan
Ill o. thrty-seVen feet long ana ne uiI.hs fooI,
- - seat eighteen persons comfortably there VII
- crew 81 tWenfy-s.v
=. w Saith. the owner. has large country place
= shelter Island. He Is there ana IN thS CIT
sislL six months IN the year, He is MEMBER ot
80 AeY-kOrk. Larchmonf Shelter lsiann ana
L.rf yacht clubs His yacht IS 20 pc reacg
>>-Fery on June J next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-17

Final rounds in the mixed foursonns comoettiou
which has been IN progress at the Westcheste-
Golf Club since November will be played on Sat-
urday- The same day. az the Dyker Meadow Inks
there will be the regular monthly handicap, and
at the Flushing links the final round for the Cow
errors Cup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-17
NOTES OF THE LINKS

Next Saturdays competitions at the Apaxaris
Club. Of Rye, will be preliminary to the final clos
ing OF the season Seminal matches will be
played for the Governors and consolation Guns
and on Thanksgiving Day the prizes viii be award
go a1ter th1rty-Stx hole rounds between the sur
Vtv0rS Tor each There will also be the last COM
Petiuon for the Dale cups presented by c. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-17

4. H Wright OF the New West Side A. c. who
die 50 We'll n the running contests at the Amateur
Athletic Union championships. is son OF the Rev.
j. n. Wright Of Portglenone. County Antrim.
Wright won several important races abroad before
coming 10 this country two years ago. Wright
poets 10 visit MS native country year and take
part in the English CHAMPIONSHIPS. He is twenty
three years OF age and is six feet two inches in
height
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-17

Marcus L. Hurley. OF che New-Tork Athletic
Club who this year won the amateur cycling
championship for the second time intends entering
The international championships al Copenhagen
Denmark. next year. Hurley has made a record IN
The last three years which compares favorably with
the fine work done by the exclamation. Frank L.
Kramer OF East Orange IN 1896 Hurley ca ptured
twenty-five hrsts. three seconds and three thirds.
IN lsl he made even better record. winning for
Ty-sevel races. finishing second three times and
third four times This year Hurley seldom out
q the prize list He hfty-three races finishing
second ten times and third seven times. Hurley
IS also a good handbaI and basketball player and
the latter sport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-17
WEST POINT.
NIARQUAND CHAPEL CROWDED.

TIE Umpire
The colored American., 1902-02-15
THE RACE IN AUGUSTA.
Prosperity and Culture Abound
in Georgia's Thriving Gem
City.

Augusta, Ga. SpecisI-P Please allo
me space In your vaIlable paper TO say
a few words about Augusta and her
kind peop'e. They are ar ght and doing
fairly We |. but see plenty of room for
Improvement.
DR.. Nixon is a we'll known and pros
porous chemist. He has in his drug
stcrs sub post office and he is quoted
as being one OF the most celebrated
chemists in the South. Mr. Paul Davis
is one of the leading merchants. We
are very sorry to hear that he is going
out OF the pawn brokers' business He
is runn1o g a department store on Broad
way. He is highly respec ed by both
white and black. Now we went Ep to
the Hotel Bon Air and we found Mr
e n. Jennings as headw alter, AmonP
his crew we saw the foil )wing gentle
men; Captains Gillian, M. U. Combs,
McCray, Smith, Galloway, Lewis.
Brown, Mcdowell, Lees, Barr anu
plenty whose name do not appear now.
bat will later. These ''spry" young
men are from New York and Pits
burg. They are finding things 'leedle"
di fferent from New York and Pitts
bug. Go on boys, ''but don't start
nothing" Among these young mel
are some very bright scholars. They
are preparing to get up reading ciut
i Il the boy g " i'll take copy o1
'ored American, L guess. We
ave nice letter for the pspei
week. We hope TO induce our peo
pie to read our beloved COlored Amen
can in Augusta. l am glad TO say tha
1 am an agent of The Colored Amer
can and solicIt your patronage weekly
gHos. F. MILLER, JR.
"The Pepper Box" Augusta, Ga.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
Luke's Musical Associat ton.

The February meeting of the Music
al Association Of the st. Luke's P. e
Church, was held at the residence of
Hon. and Mrs. John p. Green, 1914
8 9.h street n0thwest. After transact
ing the regular business and the ad-
mission Of nsw members, the foil jwing
program n Nas rendered: string quar-
tette, by thefollowing instrumentaIists,
Miss Boatrie Warrick piano, Miss Ma
mie Williams, 'cello, Mess Clarence
White and s. Segura violins. Recita-
tstiOns by The Misses Ottie Brooks and
Addie WomIey, violin solo, Mr. Clar
ence White assisted by Miss Warrick,
solo, MISS Jettie Murray. "How to list
en- to vocal music" with instrumental
and vocal Illustrations, by Mr Walter
B. HaysoL accompanied by Miss Hay
wood; quatette by Messrs. William H.
Garter Jr Joseph Wilson, William
Cooper AID J. D. Wilson, of the
Amphion dlee Club. The final mum
Der of themusicale was furnished by
DR.. Williams npon the grsphopnone, a.
ter whichrefreshments were served bv
the committee in charge of refresh
ments Inc next regular meeting in
March (dIring the Lenten season) will
he held ID the Parish Hsl!ofSs. Luke's
church.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
rendered a COLLATION..

Mr. F Dionysius Jackson, of 1902
Ohio avenue, a popular young man,
was rendered a handsome cola ion in
honor of his birthday few evenings
ago by q select cotsrie of friends.
Among those present were Henry Hun
ter, Wilfred Garter. Edward G. Allen,
John Thomas, JJhn Europe and 9TH
ers. Several ladies were also there and
contributed to the musical program.
The colored American., 1902-02-15

brance. remarked that he had known
Mr. C1eatham for twenty years. and
that Mr. Cnesthsm was largely re
sponsibIe for his appointment as col
lector of the port of WILMINGTON, N.
G. To the press gang he hsartily sub
scribed to the wish that the retiring
Recorder return tn Washington as a
member OF Congress. and spoke of the
cooperative spirit in which he and his
predecessor had always worked out the
problems Cf the state. Mr.. Cheatham
left for North Carolina at 80 Tuesday
evening.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
The officers of the school can best an
g Wer the question here 'prOpOunded
Henry jackson Dead.

Henry ". Jackson, well known to ev erv-
body as Jack aged forty five ears, oiec
very suddenly at the Southern Hotel at about
IO:3O Tuesday morning Jackfon had be /
Iii stnC SUNDAY with mild case of the grip,
and when DR., BroOks called Tuesday on hth
regulpr visit to his patient he fou"o hin
dead his body stretched out on the floor
with the pieces of broken wash bowl scat
tered about the fl Oor. The death was so su 4:
den thet the coroner was called in. but af er q
thorough exa~ination that ffici9l saii ht
would ssue certificate OF deaIh as Ihs re
sult of pDeun Onia- Jackson had eViOentlJ
arisen from the bed and in falling hac
4 nocksd the washbowl from its stand. Tn.
deceased had been an attache of the southern
for q long time and was very popular
The colored American., 1902-02-15
At Second Baptist Lyceurn,

Tomorrow Douglass Day." will be
celebrated. Major Charles R. Douglass
will deliver an address. entitled: Some
"Reminiscences of the Home Life of
Frederick Douglass u.
Sunday, February 80, Hon. John @.
DAncy, Recorder of Deeds.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
Isnp.rtant Letter to the Editor.

Dear EdEor: II there are any persons ameng
your readfs who are making less than 5000. 90
per month hey will please address
DEPT ScoTT REMEDY CO. Louisville, Ky.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
Miss Hedgeman on THE Work
ing Girl"

Miss Estelle Y. ,Hed0~
an attache of the & ...-.
very practical y be-
fore the Secpr um, sub
act: 1.-The q Place in Our
3 elal Sy' es K atie J West
Miss 3 dams, Messrs. G. g,
TsY' nard, G. L.. Marshall,
a <s, Capt, 81. 81. Blunt,
armouche, participated IN
+h> sion Prof. j. T. Layton
"a bass solo, accompanied by
illIam Braxton. The attendance
Arge.
The colored American., 1902-02-15

friends in this city, who In substant- |
isl way testified to his worth as ci i
zen, a friend and public official.
At noon Mr.. Cheathsm was invited to
tha office of his successor, Mr.. John @
Dsncy. and was there surp. ised by his
fermer employees, who presented him
with handsome and costly silver SER
vice. The presentation was made by
Miss julia Warren. of the c"pyist d.
vision of the Recorders fl ;e. The
servic was inscribed:
From the employees OF the Recorder
of Deeds Of1ee, 1902"
In the center of each piece was a
large &C"
EXPRESSES HIS APPRECIATION.
Mr.. Cheatham accepted the testi-
monisl in appropriate words, and as
sured hih friends that of all the honors
ever conferred upon him he apprec'-
ated the one from bis former employees
most.
During the afternoon many of the
VI DAE NuCa AdAl Al-1 az SAO va
fee of Attorney Thomas L Jones and
presented him with gold watch anr
chain valued at $3.50. The presentation
was made by MIR. james, who paid Mr.
Cheatham high compliment in speak
ing of him as a scholar, leader of his
race, a legislator, and 3 m1st faithful
public servant.
In accepting the gift Mr.. Cheathsm
assured his friends that he was taught
q splendid lesson by their friendship,
that is always best TO be faithful In the
performance of duties al d trusts at all
times.
A THIRD TEs IMONIAL.
After office hours Mr. Chatham was
again invited to the Office of the R
corder of Deeds. This time he was N
by the representatives of the color
press OF the country, who, in the n
OF their brother scrlbes, presented
with handsome diamond scaripi
The presentation was msde
Richard w. Thompson, assOc'at
of The Colored Am rican In
speech. The other members ,
seniation committee are Me e.
Cooper. II G. Tyson, Cnas me,
T. H R Clarke, w. M. W G.
ManIey, L. M. Hershaw, Pei.
ham, Jr, Il. Eugene W1lsC Me
nard, q, w. Jackson, r. ney
g. e. Lacy and others, tn |.
Mr.. Cheatham respor ingly
and said ne would rev { the
cordial expressions OF apl thai
had been uttered by 30 lends
After testifyiDg to the the
press and its loyalty ton ieweC
his career briefly, saying beer
honored with appoin o tht
presidency of the c orma
School of North Carol1r TO tn,
office of recorder of Vanc'
county, twice elected t. Is, anC
once appointed recorde of tht
District OF Columbia, thesI
honors had 80 1mpresst the oc
ourences OF this memol--1 ua..
During the morniD ter tn
presentation of the silN to Mr.
Chestham the emplo. 10 Re
corder's office presented cy, tn
new Recorder, with Il oeauti
The colored American., 1902-02-15

The property of the John Hay Nor
NAL and Industrial School was day
transferred to the William Mckinley
Normal and Industrial School"
The colored American., 1902-02-15
A FAIRsOUESTION.
A Correspondent Desires IO6e
Truth about Obe mckinley
School" at Alexandria.

A coTrespond dent sends US the follow
ing news item, and makes the subj lin-
I'd comment thereon:
The colored American., 1902-02-15
THREE TINES HoNoRED.

Recorder Cheatham Retires Tn
der Fire of Many OVations-A
Silver Service. Gold Watch and
Chain and Diamond Scarfpin =
A Memorable Day.
The colored American., 1902-02-15

Editor g .lored American:-WnI you
please o, lIge the people of this city by
stating who the secretary and the treas
uIer and the trustees of the John Hay
School are Tell us please If one man
does not fill all ,he stations. Tell us If
the school does really exist. The pe0
pie of AIexandria, Va. are getting tire
of being imposed upon. We dOn'I
want to zee oDr clean paper stand VI
for and hold up the wrong, and Wa be
Iieve you will candidly expose wrons
when you see it, Respectfully
Alexandria, Va. ASUBsCRIBER
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

BY advertisement elsewhere. 10 will be seen
that Abbevills has . new nrm - The Kerr
Furniture Co.-composed OF two Of our best
and most sucessful business men-Messers
]. D. Kerr and J. 8. Stark.
Mr.. Kerr came to Abbeville about eleven
years ago. with good supply OF pluck and
good integrity. though possessing little Of
this worlds goods. by the application OF
good business methods and the practice OF
economy, he has gained much With which 10
make himself comfortable and 10 conduct
buslness.
Mr.. Stark came 70 Abbeville fow years
ago, bringing with him some money. and
since he has been with us 10 nan has been
better rewarded for honest efforts and fair
dealing. In quiet way be has made money.
Besides his trade In the able business. he
has put big cash sum In the furniture fac.
tory. which was lately started under the
most auspicious circumstances. He recently
sold his interest In tho buggy and wagon bus.
mess which he held with Messers J. L. Hill
ana w. A. Calvert. And now he 10 . partner
In the Furniture Co. The combination oi
capital In tho hands OF two such sucessful
men n J. d. Kerr and ]. 8. Stark assures the
sncsss OF the new nrm. They Will buy their
furniture In carload lots and greatly enlarge
their business, 80 n 70 meet the growing de.
mands OF u town like Abbevilie. They hope
70 carry . stock that will meet every demand
but In case they have not In store any needed
article they will get II Al once.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

Death 10 seldom welcomed, but when the
Reaper takes away young wiio and mother
the hsartstxinm Of even the caious arc touch.
"a. Only Q Ssw weeks ago Mrs. Mamie Tag.
sart Aushes vas healthy and happy young
win and mother. the Idol OF hsr husband ard
shs Joy Of hsr household. Bat her career on
earth II ended. She now lies at Long Cane
Hsr tomb 10 bathcd In the tsars Of loving
onos. and she lives only In the sweet memory
Of those Who ssill lisger on the shores Of time.
A happier and . brighter young wife than
shs vss Wonid Do hard to lnd.
Only too years ago she was the beautiful
Young bride Of loving husband. A son vas
born 70 them year ago. Now the husband 10
bsreavcd. The wife II no more by his side.
ana the little one. too young TO know It's Ioss'
u unconscious Of the calamity that has cast
Its shadow over the life that has scarcely
hogan.
Whiis The rising sun was still casting Its
shadows far 70 the West, the young wife was
sisieksn down. Before the little ono bad
hisiy opened IL innocent eyes on the world
the sselof es.omity had Get IL impress for
the prssiiing babe 70 zee and 10 know In after
years when IL heart would hunger and thirst
los mothers love.
Mrs. Hughes realized that her end wa,
near. Sns looked to the Saviour a. tho only
one % whom she could rely In her calamity
In full NTH In the power OF Jesus % ave, shs
hoped for his intsrosssion st the Great White
Throne.
Her little esbs was baptized, and then the
wife and inc husband. who were % soon Y
bs sspasatsd. psrtook Of the Dost comfort
able sacrament OF our Saviour. Amer
dividing little souvinirs among tho kindred
about her bedside the angels called for he7
and tho soul OF Mira Hughes went out from
amongst % forever.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

For several years, si different times, We
have bean asked 10 publish the speech which
w. c. koragns delivered at Bordeaux nearly
my years sgo The descendants OF the
French Protsstants arc many In this county,
and thsy. - we'll as others, will md The
speech interesting.
Lay the paper away 20 that you or your
children may have IL printed In tho local
paper nfty years from now.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09
COUNTY FAIR.
Call for q Meeting ol Ladies' Interest.
ed In the Able VILE County Fair.

Call for q Meeting Of Ladies' lnterest-
ed In the Able VILE County Fair.
The ladies Of the City Of Abbeville and OF
the County generally who feel an Interest In
the sucress or the approaching County Fair,
are earnestly requested TO meet at the home
OF Mrs. L. ID. Brown iu this city. at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon OF Tuesday the 18th
instant. The purpose being 10 cousider aud
determine upon the beat plan for securing
the q, eatekt success OF that part OF the Fais.
which comes within their legitimate sphere
OF action.
The success OF the Fair list year was largely
due TO the active Interest taken In II by few
OF the ladies OF the County. and II only re-
mains To be seen what can he accom- plished "
a Roodly number Of tbs ladies' from the dir.
ferent sections Of the County will Join hands
10 this iaudabe enterprise.
The success o! the last Fair was the coun.
try's talk for weeks succeeding H. Let as
make this one far greater success.
We trust there will come to this meeting
not less than halEdozen from each township
and y score or two from the city.
Don't forget the date or place OF meeting {:
Next Tuesday, the 18th Inst. at tho home Of
AIRS. L. ID. Brown.
OrffCERs or THE FAIR
ASSOCIATIONS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

Knows that II requires the best flour 10 OBJ
tain the best results In baking. "Ciinon"
-four gives the best satisfsction because the
quality OF "Ciifton" In always the highest.
The Isiity OF "Ciinon" never varies M does
the quality OF other nours. The housek eeper
canpol depend ON Q fiour that varies In quail.
Ity, but you can depend ON Clifton"
grocer send You q trial sack. Your test will
prove satisfactory To you N we'll a. TO IN.
BRANsroRD MILLS. OwensbOro, Ky.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

For catarrh. headaohe, neuralgia. oroupe
colds. cuis and burns, use Camtho. For sale,
at Miliord's Drug store. Phone lO7.
Candy fresh every wesF at Miliords Drug
Store. Phopel01.
When you are looking for school books
tablets. pens, etc, don't forget the Speed Drug
Co.. they oan furnish what you want.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

Our Prescription business Is increasing rap
tidy. There must be q reason. Judge for
yourself what u IL.
Milford's Drug store. Phone lU1.
Our paint sales have been a grand success.
This reason. quality, will tell.
Milford'B Drug Store. Phone lG.
Speeds Cough Syrup Is guaranteed. Try u
bottle. Tho speed Drug Co.
n you want 10 see the most complete line
Of paints you ever nav, 90 To Mllford prng
Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09
ABBEVuLE INVITED.

Eer Fav0sile Son. John TeDp1s
Graves is % speak ~ 0reenwood.
Greenwood invites Abbeyille to bear hel
fayorile zoo John Temple Graves lecture IN
ths Ccurt House July 9, at $50 p. N. for In,
beneflt of the Confederate monument.
Tickets on ssls at Lee q Hodges Drug Store
% oentR
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the present senatorial race. He In gaining
ground every day and many q voter who OPP
posed him nse years ugo IN heartily sorry he
was not elected Instead OF McLaurin. John
Evans deserves election for his defense Of de-
mocracy five years ago when he was defeated
chiedy through preJudice.-O Orangeburg Pa.
triot
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

We are often asked how IL ls we have built
I'D such large business in NO short q time.
Answer-Q uality. Promptness. Politenesa, Ac-
curacy anu attention 10 business will tell.
MiIford's Drug Store.
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
By the County Board Of Education
PETITION.


To tho Honorable Board OF Education for the
County Ct Abbeville:
We, the undersigned voters and freebolders
OF School District No. IS. do hereby petition
the County Board OF Education OF Abbeville
County TO order an election at the town Of
Duo West for the purpose Of repeating the
special school tax OF three mills In said Dis
trict.
f.. l.. Reid,
J. II. Bell,
j. Widenan.
J. II. Bell.
J. ID. Brownlee,
W.T.. Hawthorn.
TS. Hawthorn.
i'm. Gordon,
J. r. Gordon.
W.T.. Cowsa.
W. Jordan,
J. r MeCee,
R.C. Brownlee.
X. H. ClinkscaIes,
David 9. Edwards.
ID. A. Crawford,
Samuel ]. Todd.
J.J. Lindsay.
Jas. II. Epps,
WI. Bryson.
Drayion Nance,
r. Il. Henry,
w. N. McAdams.
w.O. BrownIee,
J.E. Hawthorn.
+. Gerk.
A. A. Pearson,
W. w. Edwards,
E.P Kennedy,
j. l.. Pressiy,
CB. Cowan.
R.s. Galloway,
Geo. N Collins,
James MsgiIl.
Il. l.. Magiil.
y. p. Hawthorn,
A. &C. Hawthorn.
A.C. Clinkscaloa,
Thos. v. Miller,
J.w. Ellis.
1T. Magill.
II. L. Deviin.
o. L. Devlin,
M. c. Pruitt.
X. II Henry,
R.w. Hxddou.
H. Z. Edwards,
n. L. Kennedy.
4. l.. Russell.
Josephine Po!hill,
e. 4. Todd,
J. r. Ellis,
T. Cowan,
J. H. Cliukscales,
J. y. Nance,
J. II. Brooks,
+. Bell.
J. +. Todd.
II. T.. Bonner.
A. Selden Kennedy.
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w. E. JOHNSON,
Watch Inspector Of the
SeabOard Air Line, and
ltepairer Of Watches
and all kinds Of .Jewelry

HAS OPENED AN OFFICE UNDER THE
H Gien.Ethel Hotel on the public square.
and will be glad TO receive orders for any
kind OF work In his line.
July 0. 1902. II
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

Ask your friends about Muresco, We sell u.
The speed Drug Co.
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ORDER OF THE BOARD.

The Requirements Of the Law In Regard To
Repeating the Special School TAX oi
Three Mills in School District No. 80
Having Been Complied with BY the
Proper Parties in School District No. 80.
lr ~ HEREBY ORDERED. THAT AN
ele:i,on be held nj the usual voting place In
said District on Saturday. the 2nd day OF
August. 1902. for the purpuse OF determining
whether the special school tax Of three mills
shall bs repealed: that the trustees OF the
said District act NJ managers OF the election.
Those in favor OF the repeal OF the special
school TAX will vote "Yes," and those opposed
will vote "No."
Managers OF election must report result of
elect ion within three days arer the election.
J. =. GILBERT,
Chairman.
]. FRASER LYON.
X. r. GILLIAN.
Board Of Examiners.
July 9Th. 1902. u
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Pe|d|eIOD CONeQi0|e Institute,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

DRESBiTERIAN CONTROL FULL
L corps teachers. Primary, Academic Col
Iegiaie. Music. Art. Prepares for Junior class
in sll Colleges. Pupils boarded In private
honres cheap. Pure water, climate. religious
influence. "
u. W. RICHARDSON.
July .. 1907. II Pendl-ton. = L.
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Pratt, Food nj Milsord's Drug Store. Phone
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
By the County Board Of Education
PETITION.

To the Honorable Board OF Education for the
County Of Abbeville:
The petition OF the uudersigned, one-third
the qualified electors and freehoiders OF the
9Th School District Of said coon " prsys that
you order an siectioa in said District for
special levy OF three mills TO supplement the
school fund for said District
9. J. Wakefield.
l.. p. Hsrkness,
J. n. Prince,
ia. Anderson, N. ID,
J. 4. Wakefield.
W. X. crowther.
]. N. Knox,
A. M. Erwin,
p. A. Crowther.