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The Press and Banne JP BY HUGH WILSON. Twelve Images. ABBEVILLE, S. C. JgyPublished every Wednesday B- a year iu advance. 1 Wednesday, Sept. 8,189' Church Itnlly. The A. M. K. congregation will make rally next Sunday to aid in the workfortl new church. Several local ministers v\ members of their congregation will bo p ent. Dr. Clifton will preach there in the af noon. Notice. Cororoanper J. Fuller Lyon will oreani: Camp of United Confederate Veterans Troy on Saturday next at 3 1*. M. Mr. A. L. Latimer. of LowndeBville, wai Abbeville one day last week. Use Bromo Quinine and break up that c n one night. For sale by P. B. Spee< Cure all bad blood diseases with Africa For sale at Speed's. To My Friends ami Patrons. On and after the 23rd, I will be found in i office regularly, prepared to attend to work In the dental line. Thanking I f>atrons for their support in the past and a ng for a continuance of same In the futur Respectfully, E. L. Wilson, Dentls Aug. 25, 1877,3t. Hathlon's Lorain. Haddons Summer Hale Is still on Rumn goods going wltti a rush to make room their mammoth fall stock. Haddon is determined to close out all su mer stuff In the next three weeks?must ha room. y- Just opened, one of the most complete II of Imported Black Goods ever shown In t market at Haddons. J. I>. Kerr's f.ocals. Our fail stock of furniture Is dally arrivi .When needing anything In the lurniti line, be sure to give us a call and we v save you money. J. D. Kerr. Over six hundred chairs just In. Pri way below all competition. J. I). Kerr. Seventy-five chamber Suits In Oak, \V ?.ut and Mahogany, Just arrived at J. Kerrs. What is not right we will maka it ri^h' you. Satisfaction Is our best reward. J. Kerr. Come back for changes or corrections. \ cannot tire us out in serving you. J. D. K? Goods to date. Prices down to zero. J. Kerr. We make each purchase promote trn Unless you are satisfied we ure not. J. Kerr. Ask f'irwhat you don't ??oe?It is protml here. The value of our goods conquers comparisons. J. 1). Kerr. A. .11. Hill A S'in's I.ochIh. Look at our Colleen before buying. G< Klo (green) S lbs lor SI.CO, Konsted fresh ery week, 15, ?.(> and 40 cents per pou Ground or whole as you please at A. >1. t & Sons. Another lot of Kennedy's celebrated 1 cult, Crackers, and Tea Cakes just receiv Try them, they are superior to all others A. M. Hill & Sons. Blocke's and Lowrey's Fine French Ci dies to arrive by the pound and in fui boxes at A. M. Hill & Sons. Try those fine Silver Hack Mackerel ji received at A. M. Hill & Sons. Ludiessre iuvited to samnle ourPrepai Pickling Vinegar. Pickles in same on ex bition. Ask for Pickling Vinegar, fou only at A. M. Hill & Sons. ? m ?m . k W. D. IlnrkNdnle A Co. Locals. ft / Lots of tinware at low prices. Tinsels, 1 -* sorted colors, nice goods, SI set. Five gall ^ pump oil can SI. Galvanized paus, tubs, c Granite pans, dippers, coflee pots, sauce pa copper bottom coffee pots. Something new New lot Harris suspenders. The very b sold from 10c pair up. The best ham sold Is Morrison's. Come a see them. All sizes. Morrison's B. bacon i ly 10c pound. { Athens home ground meal?the finest. Coffees, a good rlo, 9 pounds for SI. Rice, grits, salt, sugar, meat. Our' Valley Patent " is hard to touch fo half patent fiour. Get a barrel and be c< vlnced. A fresh lot ' Grandeur" just in. NothI better sold. Some new styles in calicoes, sattines a dress goods. All calicoes at 5c, Includinj nice assortment of Simpson's block and gi pnaiB. 4.5-inch all wool sereeonly 50c. 41 Inch wool henrletia only JHK 3Giuch Sea lslai nice and smooth, 5u yard. Tickings, outings, bleachlngs, etc. Crockery, glassware. A big line of lamps. All kinds, sizes, sij and prices. Chimneys, etc. Come and see lust what we have in lines. Your6 to serve. W. D. Barksdale & C< Go to Amos B. Morse for the best Barley s Rye for sowing. Also Red aud Criini , Clover, I will have a small lot of Virginia Gi Winter Oats in a few days. Theyjare the b for early sowing and It. would be well for 3 to engage what you want right away. A few Turnip and Rnta Bagn seed left. Kresh Cream Cheese, very fine, just opei at Morses'. ' You can always flop good Irish and Sw Potatoes by calling on Amos B. Morse. If you want a few extra nice Onions g< Morses, ile ims me uuest j?u c?ci win. A lot ol fresh Lemons at 20c a dozen. J opened. Amos B, Mor*< The best 10c Leather belt for either Isex store of Amos It. Morse. An elegant line of sameles for Gents' '1 i lor-made Clothing Just received. Brlces v k down. Come anp see them. XIion. Thomsoii's Local 17 lbs Grauulated Sugar SI. 18 lbs Whole Grain Rice IS. 7 lbs Arbuckle's Coffee $1. A lbs Good Green Coffee, $1. A good Salmon at 10c. Columbia River Salmon Steak 20< Try Block's Soda Crackers. I j them fresh every week. A good Smoking Tobacco, 3 oz. 5c. A No. 1 Chewing Tobacco for uOc ] Ibl. Canned Goods of all kinds, best qt ity and lowest prsces. ' Cabbage, Onions, Apples, Potatt &c., expected to arrive this week. Don't forget my market. I exp to keep all kinds of Kresh and Su, Cured Meats and will only keep 1 best that the markets afford, and i prices will be reasonable. Give m call. ^ First Dog?This Lot weather ma B me nervous." ptf Secand Dog?Me, too. Heat dri some people crazy, and they deve a mania for shooting dogs." Death to the sparrow again, agricultural body in France has duced the officials of the departm of the Seine to make war on it intervals all over the civilized wo this little creature is attacked, but i always able to multiply and pros| / =lF at | ."Hleir | ^ -llh d res- \ ter- I W * ' t f** ua. ^ my W all S my a sk- f ' A : NOR' Ine > bis J i "S- * ire ces '"' t \ t& ft ST. JAMES A. M, E 'tj A Now Edllloc which will J5e I People of Aljlx a M BOOSE OF WORSHIP, cc ud THE A. M. E. CONGREGATION ARE BUILDING A NEW CHURCH. Whn ? EUSon People When United I'nu Do Auyitc. thin it - - - ExnmpleN ol' Christian ; Ds> Zeal which will Accomplish Won- Mr.H Uers. j abbeaci esl Abbeville is pre-eminently a city of church-1 1 es aud schools. The city has a greater! vllle is nd number of flue houses of worship and more | co .e 11 jo- Hue schooihouscs than any other city with j Miss which we are acquainted. The white people j ^pcoinj huve seating capacity iu their churches to accommodate all the church-goers of a much kdwar larger city. Their high-school building Is not, ^}r- ' surpassed. . j 9' tJue r a The colored people have two splendid brick Saturdi [jq. structures iu which high schools are taught, ; ,or '1011 to say nothing of their public schools. j cent 8t( A still further step has been taken in 1 ties or nS church-bulldiug by colored people. The St. <stylest James A. M. E. folk are actively at work ! bons. nd preparing lor the building of a splendid; 8Pe(!tsS a brick church to lake the place of the wooden i ay structure which was erected thirty years ago. vllie. T i or elecl .. A FINK CIIUSCU TO BK BUILT. i Slty. Mr E ad. The zeal and assurance with which these 1 hnme f people enter upon so great an undertaking as i l(1 the building of a S5,0(K)-church is assuring and lurnishes an object lesssou to more preten-, Hirea(j. tlous congregations. Many of the members j jnK we jes are poor?none are ricti?the majority being j fUr bincooks or day-laborers. They considered well r aHi< alj the magnitude of their undertaking; while; \ J<r00t' some were fearful of the expediency or pro- | ^e(P, f j prlety of embarking in so great an enter-I t st, prise, yet there were others whose zeal was j wag co! greater, and cared not to anticipate danger. a vprv Under the ieadership of the iiev. D. H. Jobu- j q? son, whose labors and lntluence have done so i ton 10(1 much for his race, it was resolved togoahead. nvpr\o i0D He contended that with trust in the Lord, ,on -i^i and confidence lu themselves, the work jr??n ray might commence, even if the completion of Mens iest the house was delayed. He and others be- Cox 0r ,-ou hevedthat when the work was commenced ! ? '' tha needed aid would come. j Hentini Many members ol the congregation freely \ \ie(J pledged their dally labor in doing the work, j-j?e jed but it was necessary to have some ready cash, , J wltli which to make the necessary preparaeet Hon for making brick. pvnnln The seating capacity ot the new building is r. _ ,,, ito to be about 800. clothlr DECLARATIONS AGAINST HOT SUPPERS. aH, ,lb? UBt which B The manner of raising the money was dls- Hisstc cussed. Among other plans hot suppers, fes- Mr. a at tivals, and other similar methods were dls- several cussed. Kev. Johnson took the ground that lug the rai- these methods were not only uuscriptural, home j lay but that they had a tendency to the demoral- au unu Izatlon of the people; that eating and drink- will be lug were natural to us all, but that the cultl- lug da: vatlnn ot a gluttonous spirit in eating and of the I drinking, when It was not needed for the Mr. 1 If1*. I nourishment of the hotly, was hurtful to the | large a body and Injurious to our spiritual welfare. I pled b} I In catering to the natural desires, we too of-! tlon o ten cultivate a vicious taste and a reckless j its size I .rtimftf TI?U nhll rf?\\ clw^lllH nnf. bo I Tll? N VYOKICUI IUWUIJ - . built by the useless waste of the money of Dry Gf Its members, but lis walls should be erected und rei by the contributions of those who gave dl- compk rectly to the Lord ; h.v those who gave rather pearan by self denial rather than by the indulgence of Capt. the appetite. He thought the church was the gut largely responsible for much of the evils that !, resulted from hot suppers. Carousals aud violations ol the peace were sometime? get caused by such unholy schemes, and our "( I courts furnished proof that this method "J [:*,; of raising money should not be encouraged . j. by Christian people. J CONTRIBUTIONS TO 1!E GIVEN !)IKKCTt.Y. Following the lead of their pastor it was cii^ip8 per resolved not to raise money by any of those doubtful methods, but that each would conj tribute directly to the church fund. *, lal- WORK A I.READY DOXE. | i?n?o. ! Mr. , About ?1,000 has been raised In cash, to say ! panted ! not hi lie of the labor that has been given. I Henry >es, About 300,OW brick has been made?h large ! where j per ceut. of which has been hauled to the lot | home< by wagons which were furnished free of cost, j The t In the St. James A. M. E. church are about I Qf our eet 500 members. But In that church there arejiheest [rar <iuite a number who rejoice that salvation Is graph < b j iree. There are also a number who are phys-i on "cl the j lcally unable to work, and consequently are t electri | unable to give. j an api J 1 lelegri ea L'NSL-KI'AMSKU LOYALTY. j l.ave t j But as a whole, the members of St. James! This i i A. M. K. church furnish an example of church ; well t I loyalty that is seldom surpassed. They will j keep ii I finally flulsh their splendid building which i telegri | will be to their credit and to the ornament of; not In kes : the town. | very K ! maint iii-i.-ii'i'im | VPS . I The following named members constitute: lop . the < Hllclal Hoard of the church: On It | stewards?Albert Adams, l)e?nis Curler, ' gartet Nelson WIIIlams, Robert Smith. Robert Watt, quite t a | Kdward Washington, Henry Taylor, S. 15. tlieev . ' Raker, J. 15. Keck. occusn Hi-! Trustees?Ravenna Wilson, John L. I'atton, | Ions; b eut Robert Watt, Thos. Washington, .1. li. Beck, > Mes? ? . Theo. l'erclval, Kd ward Washington, ilenry unbju ,, Tavlor, Kamuel Williams. |the ci irld i The pastor, otllcers and members are unit- l'Jth ci t j8 edly and earnestly laboring to advance the | slon t I work, and friends far and near are lending cream ' I the helping hand. Our > 1 iTwm it BE HOIC THE] IPUes a_Jgp?^ , CHURCH, -rooted, "by tlie Colored uvlllc. )NTRIBUTED LOCALS. t "M" Seen nnd Hoars on HIn Hounds About tlic City. Abbeville, S. C., Sept. 8,1S97. HOME AGAIN. [.P. Mcllwaln and family,aflerayear's 9 In Greenwood, have returned to their in Abbeville, believing that old Abbethe best place yet. Many friends weltiera home again. Marlon Kirkland, a most refined and Wished young lady of Nashville, is ag a while with her friend, Miss Bessie ds. V. E.Bell, of the Bell-Ellis Company, West, passed through Abbeville last ay on his way from New York en route ae. Mr. Bell has purchased a magnifljck 01 uoods. embracing all the novel the season, together with All the latest md designs in millinery, laces and rlbills stock will be up-to-date in all reand will be unusually attractive, 'laude Neuffer left yesterday for Knoxeun., where be will continue bis course Irlcal engineering In the State Unlvertradley Reese spent last Sunday with oiks and Irlends In the city who were i see him. Bradley is much pleased is new home at Clinton, where he has r made a number of friends and is doll in his business. Many friends wish i the success he deseryes. Saturday was a busy day in Abbeville. I crowd being in the city and a good cotton sold. Saleday was a blank, so far as business ucerned as well as that of public sales small crowd being in attendance. ,st Monday morning the Abbeville CotII began running on full time, having 0 looms In operation. They buying cotly and shipping quantities of firstclass g to various points. rs. Cobb Sc, Morris, of Atlanta, and J. C. Abbeville, are to open original pack>res in Abbeville in a few days repre; different firms. rs. J. P. Radford, W. R. Powell and Miller, of M'. Carmel, were In the city jnday on business. .v <v>hf>n rflUirned home last Monday g from New York, where be bus been S past mouth laying In bis stock of ig and gents' furnishing goods, as well stock for the Cohen Dry Goods store, goods are already being received dally. >ck this season will be immense, nd Mrs. It. M. Haddou, after spending weeks in northern markets purchaser fall and winter stock, are expected Derhaps today. This firm have bought sually large and attractive stock which graudly displayed during their open?h ol which we will apprise the readers Press and Banner later on. P. B. Speed is adding to his already nd commodious store room now occu VV. 1). Barksdale &. Co., by an extenf thirty feet which will add greatly to and convenience. itore room to be occupied by the Cohen >oils Co. has been extended in length modeled within entirely, and Is about ited, presenting quite a city like apce within?every thing fresh and new. Kelly, of Charleston, is in the city as !st oi ms iriena, ivev. j. v>iuiuu, HANDSOME MONUMENTS. of the handsomest monuments In L'arollna were erected in the Episcopal ry last week to the memory respecof .Mrs. E. It. Lucas and \V. A. Lee. A CIIAKMINO VISITOR. Evans, after a delightful stay with iier Mrs. F. B. Gary, will return today to me in Florence. F. B. Gary will accompany her sister II make a protractcd visit to her home J. H. Dul're and son .lulliis, accomby Mrs. Bettie Shlllito and Master Dul're, spent last Sunday at Clemson they had a delightful visit, returning an Monday. latest question now agitating the minds business men and citizens generally, is ablishing of an up town or city teleWaupn nnur ltpcln ninc in nnt Ity airs," and to keep pace with the eal movement of the world. It Ik now parent, necessity tliat we should have a iph office directly in the city, and not r> walk half a mile to send a message, s a fast age, and the business men, as is the citizens of Abbeville wish to i) tbo front rank. Then let us have a iph office Immediately In our city and i Its suburbs, which can he done at. a mall cost above that at which It Is now alned. What say the people ? a obliqiitkul sociahle. 1st Monday evening Miss Mamie Tagltertained in a most charming manner x lurge number of her friends. During ening dellglous Ices were served. The >n was a most ploasant one and will e remembered by those present. ii-s. A. M. Hill & Sons have the most eand novel combination cheese safe In ty. Its an up to date beauty of the *utury aud siloes with an exact preclhe most delightful New York state cheese In any quality tor ltf? customers, ginneries are opening up aud will glvt W. Si IIKTG- FILL] JEST PO B E POX] SIN 4 I the public the benefit of the latest Improved machinery. ^ The Abbeville Oil Mill ginnery Is fully ^ | equipped and Is now running on full time. ^ : The cotton seed mill will open up at an early date with the prospect of a large and Increas j in if business this season. ^ ; Miss Ida Matthews left last Monday for i northern markets where she will purchase a ^ i large Rnd attractive stock of everything to tm be found In b ladles store. Every one already acknowledges the exqulBlted taste of the ' Misses Matthews In the selection and ar; rangement of fancy goods and millinery for ^ j the ladle.;. Be sure to attend their opening 9 | If vno wish tn see tho prettiest display in our I Miss Julia Carroll Rnd her sister. Miss Anj nle Laura Carroll, two charming young ladles I of Aiken, are visiting Dr. J. L. Ancrum's | family. V Fighting the Bicycle. ^ General Lew Wallace, and Rev. \V\ ^ H. Hickman, vice cnancenor or ^ Depauw university, have raised a ^ storm of protests because of high- 0 hauded criticisms of the wheel. Last Monday, during the reception of a 0 well-drilled commandrv at Crawfords- ^ ville, and while General Wallace was making the welcoming address, he ^ claimed that the beet appearing tnen ^ were those who had received a military training, and he took occasion to f i deprecate the use of bicycles, saying ^ i that the riders locked more like mon- f I keys-than men, aad that bicycling was ^ (time wasted. It remained, however, 0 j for Dr. Hickman to come out flatfooted ^ in denuncing the use of bicycles for ^ \ women. ^ He declares that it is one of the most ^ I baneful agencies ever invented in so ? far as it concerns the gentler sex. It ^ takes the young woman from her J home and home duties; its tenedncies ^ are altogether wrong, and it has often Q resulted in the dDWnfall of maidens. ^ He also asserts that it affords a v means of easy escipe from the restric- ^ tious of conventionality, and is harm- W fnl from a hvcrienic standnoint. ^ - -?? I A DiNconrnf;e<l Drummer. W Frank Redmond, a Cfiicago drum- =? ! mer, explains to l.he Chicago Dispatch [ why hes didn't te.l anything to reportiers anymore. "Well, once when I was 1 | in a hotel at Cleveland a telegram : reached me stating that my brother, j who worked in the lumber woods of Forest county, Tunn., had met with a fatal accident while trying to roll a log with a cart-hook. A reporter inquired of me concerning the acci- . dent as I was leaving, and when I re- 1 turned a few days later I saw in an old not. (ho utofomont. that TY1 V limthfir | |Jajju uuu j I had been fatally injured by a mooley jcow. "What under the starry canopy put jsuch an idea into your head?" I said : to the reporter next morning. _ " 'VVeiil, he replied 'you said he had ^ I been injured in some way by a cant; hook, and the only thing I can think ' of that can't hook is a mooly cow." ? Mr. Moody is cultivating optimism. ; He concludes that "New York is not i as bad as Babylon," Boston is not "harder than Egypt when Joseph went there," and Chicago is not '"worse than Samaria in the days of , Elijah," so he will labor on. The dog perspires with his tongue, p ' And so does the campaign orator. Be For PURE, FRES . Call at S A Full Line of Glass i P. B. Look up for good. Hypocrisy is lying. j j Drink breeds misery. he; I Sow sin and reap sorrow. cai Economy is itfielf wealth. gr< Picked steps seldom stumble. f^( hnnlrs opa rrnni-| mm null V. m< uuuu I.-V/U 1* U u? ^, It is fault to thihk self faultless. mi Truth is eternal; lies are infernal. J]11 tl)< Keep as far as possible from tempta- ac tion. gn False friendship is worse than open j8f enmity. th< The president of the Republic of An- ^ 1 dorra, in the Pyrenees, recives a salary ni ; of$15ayaar. tiiith's ! E33D WITH THI # GO( rND' IN THE?fe TMT AT ^%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%^ ^VVU WW WW VI A M . . ? 1897! Hi 111 I * T OUR LINE OF 8TAPLB AND FANCY GROCERIES tbls Be V/ has been carefully selected and every department Is ''brim on tbe markets of the world. Canned Goods Department. . . Id this department you will And a great vai and suited to tbe wants of the most fastIdle . Fruits and Confectioneries. . . These are "Our Specialties" and "we" are' tempted to buy. Fruits In great variety, frc ported confectionery. Attention, Ladies. . . We can Bupply your tables for Breakfast, D1 be both tempting and palatable. Our Carriage and Buggy Reposistory. . . Here you find all kinds of vebloles in all tbe of Harness, Whips, Lap Robes and Buggy U make prices cheaper than ever. NTUTEI Abbeville County for these celebrated wagoi Our Sales, Livery and Feed Stables. . . In our handsome new stables we bave a comp tbe time. Also all modern conveniences for t stock of Horses, Mules and Brood Mares to be outs furnished on short notice, day or night, v Our City Buss will nAet every train on both r Coal I Coal ! Wood ! Wood ! . . We handle tbe best Coal, Hard and Soft. A short notice delivered at your door. Believing we can please you we cordially invite an inspection Sept. 8,1897. * ^ WW-W< WWW VI Irs. Taggart Gasoline HAS MOVED . J for the future can be found in the rooms above Barksdale's Store. Ai SUj Price pe Price foi Jew Goods J cat w Are beginning to arrive and she Is an W ready to serve the public with tbe LATEST IN MILLINERY F?*a lie and give Co Gc st Styles in Dress-Making, 'i- C. H ERUQS " ^ . . . j?fi(jp and Putty Just in ^ * w'"< BE LET T( sponsible bidder on / THURSDAY, s ' = O'Cloe The Virtue of Hot 9111k. . . .. x. ^ ... the rebuilding of .t is worthy reiteration that milk \*/*Dn>o a ated to as high a temperature as it WAKU o H i be drunk or sipped, above 100 de- 0 ..... ? ;es, but not to tbe boiling point, js of|t|n? Contractor togl jat value as a retrestiing sumuiam cases of over-exertion, bodily or Jf mtal. To most people who like e Ik it does not taste good hot, but Sll it is a small matter compared with i benefit to be gotten from it. Its iion is exceedingly prompt and One who had lo iteful, and the effect much more sat- sa*"i ' * never opei actory and far more lasting than cover something n ose of any alcoholic drink whatever, of the great lirma supplies real strength as well as ex- ^ar 88 y?u may. 1 laration, which alcohol never does, most powerful gla* yood Housekeeping. something beyond , 9 T * Store ?I ;|| m ill ' , - '! i m 3DS .*1 & < i 1 ! . IKETS. I urn n a #1 Hill Q SODS. I ason surpasses any stock heretofore kept by as. Oar Fall Stock ^ / full" of the "best goods" of the latest and newest brands placed 0 -lety of all the leading brands. Everything will be fresh and new Headquarters." Call and see our ' Fall Display" and you will be ^ im the leading markets of the world. Lowreys & Blankers 1mnner and Tea with a bountiful spread of "Good Things" thaff will ? newest designs, both In design and finish. Also a splendid line 7 V mbrellaR. This department is well stocked and we can and will ^ -J 1AKER and MILDURN WAGONS. We are sole agenu for ^ i is. You know what they are. lete system of "Water Works" furnishing fresh running water all be comfort and Dleasure of our patrons. We carry the largest ' .?. found in upper Carolina. Saddle Horses and all kinds of Tourn71th careful and polite drivers. DAY and NIGHT TBAIJfS, oads day and night. "j lso Green and Dry Wood, and can furnish you in any quantity oa of our stock and solicit a full share of your patronage. A. M. HELL & SONS. S|| . M ? .1- > ! uasoune < Kerosine! KEROSHJE! II Vfl m l*m mi*" c. WILSON & CO i e now equipped with a gasoline tank and can pply you in any quantity. ir single gallon . . , 20c. . J>| : 5 gallons, 75c. e can also supply you with 5-gallon Gasoline qs for 75c. e are still headquarters for KEROSINE in y qvantity from a barrel down. e would call your especial attention to our ick of Fall Groceries, full line of Pickles, tmeal and Shredded Cocoanut just in. Also sh cheese?best cream. me and see us and get our prices. tods delivered anywhere in; the city. WILSON & CO, No. 4, Hotel Block, and Fnfltnrv TTill. [ j Estate of L. Hate, M 3 () |i Notice of Settlement and Application for Final Discharge. TAKE notice that on the 6th day of Octo tober 1887,1 will render a finaal account ) THE 1 OWEST RE- my accounts and dolnf as Administrator of the Estate of L. P. Harkness, deceased, In the office of Judge of Probate for Abbeville county at 10 o'clock a. m.,and on the same day ent 16th at ll will apply for a final discharge from my trust r ' 1 as such. , ? M . MARY J. HARKNEdS, Executor. K A. IVI. Sept. 6,181)7. > - 1 Ml DRD BRIDGE I i.ownaesvme ve bond. ?D HIGH SCHOOL. ' )EN LYON, pervisor A. C. Opens September 6, 1897 / The building has just been _ painted and equipped with modem . ? TV ,hnf I rin nnt Hio desks,natural slate blackboards, maps,charts, a it mat i uo uoi ens- elc Two new teacuer8 have been added for ew. It reminds me the next term, Offers special courses in Eng?... Ti..iiKh fjrf.pk i,atin. French. German, and the vinwhp department of Mathematics. Special care Vltn trie aiu OI tue gjVen t0 the primary department. 19^ and still there is u. n. moore, Principal. I . ^ 5 -