The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, September 29, 1897, Image 5
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The Press and Banner.
BY HUGH WILSON,
Twelve Pages.
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
{?" Published every Wednesday al
a year iu advauce.
( Wednesday, Sept. 29,1897.
I.ociiIm?J. S. Bowie.
A rbuckle's colFee, 8 lbs. SI.
I>~o. /.nlloo U IKli
Fancy cream cheese, 15 cts. lb.
Picnic aud boneless hams, 10 c Is. lb.
Best Oolong tea, 10 cts. lb.
Full line of tobacco, cigars and cigarettes.
Try Luctce's Harvard Cheroots, (! for 10 cts.
Fresh mackerel, large size, 3 for 10 cts.
Good salmon, 10 cts. a can.
A good broom, 9 cts.
A full lineot everything good to eat. Get
my prices on Flour belore buying.
Yours to please, J.S.Bowie.
TROUP'S INTERESTING TALK
Important Meeting"Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society?Vlsltors?Good
Rain.
Lowndesville, S. C. Sept. 2T, 97.
Mr. J. C. Thomas was called to Abbeville
Monday.
Mr. G. W. Spear went to Anderson Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. R. Nance, of Abbeville
ytnuc up cuuunj.
Mr. Enoch Nance, of Monterey, was In town
Tuesday.
' A very welcome day's rain came Wednesj
day. It was badly needed and will do a
r- great deal of good.
/ Miss Bertha sharp, ot Anderson, spent sevi
eral days with friends here in the early part
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barnes and their
pretty little babe, of Prattville, Ala., reached
here Friday and will remain for some time. ,
Rev. G. T. Harmon. P. E? came in Friday
evening, and held the 4th and last quarterly
meeting, lor this charge, this year. Saturday
alter delivering an Interesting sermon at 11
a. m., another at 11 a. m. Sunday, and still
another at 8 p. m. the same day.
Mr. Will Moore, of Greenwood, came in
Friday and will enter our Hlub School Monday.
Our school is on a boom. The outlook
is brighter, mo e scholars, enrolled, than for
over forty years, infact the school is larger
than ever belore known. About lorty years
ago Mr. James L. Lesley, perhaps one of the
best educators the slate ever produced, had
cbarge of the school in this place, and he had
auwut w rn/uvia?n. AUC PUUUWI uun 10 twu*
slderabiy larger with n number yet to come.
Frank Debose, colore'!, who is employed al
the depot, in his rounds a few days ago pclked
up a fi ve dollar note. He at once deliver
ed It to Mr. J. W. Jones, the depot agent. who
upon lnqulrl.ig, delivered it to Mr. B. C. Kay
the owner. Frank deserves much praise lor
hK honesty.
Our good friends at the RIdee church are
due an apology from somebody. In, the report
sent to the Pie-* and Banner for publication
the week belore last. In regard to the
meeting held at that place, th<* "Devil" or
some one else, or p s lbly through the oirelessne^s
of this writer, the word''revised"
was used Instead of -revlv*!", when it was
not so Intended. While If It could well r>e
doue, some of our cnurches would be benefitted
if their membership were revised, I re
gret that the word was used In counectlon
with the Ridge people.
Messrs. J. J. Johnsou and R. E. Mosley. of
Abbeville, came up yesterday for a short
stay and worshiped wtih the Methodists.
Messrs Henry and Earle Allen went to Anderson
yesterday, the former to go on to Wofford
for another term.
An^nrHlntr to nnnnlntmpnt thp Wnmnn'w
Foreign Missionary Society of the Colkesbury
District, of the South Carolina Conference,
held Its annual meeting, at this Dlace in
Smyrna church, beginning last Frlda'y, week
ago, at 8 p. in. After beautiful and well rendered
music by the choir, Miss Zula Brock,
organist, devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. E. W. Mason, pastor of the church.
/ Alter which Mrs. M. C. Owen, the district
J secretary, in the chair, called the meeting to
jjv order. The first business before the meeting
? was the election of a Secretary. Miss Maggie
Hadgens, of Honea Path, was bouered with
the position. Rev. E. \V. Mason then rose
and la a short but very appropriate address,
in behalf of tbe Lowndsviiie Auxiliary, wel'
comed the conference to our town and community.
Mrs. Cblpiey, the adult delegate
from Greenwood, made an appropriate response.
To Miss Llla Bell, was given the t?'6k
of welcoming the Juveni e delegates, which
sbe did Inn happy and graceful style. Miss
Lou Vass, the one selet te 1 for the response being
absent, this duty was assignfd to Mrs.
E. A. Herbert. This closed the night session.
6aturduy mori-lng the conference again cs
sembled at. and an hour and a half was
consumen id the reading of a report from
each adult society represented. At 11 a.m.
Mrs. Herbert was given the floor, who gav^
quite an interesting and comprehensive talk
on tbe Missionary subject. At 4 p.m. a session
was held in tbe Interest of the Juveniles,
and to this class of the missionary workers
aud especia'iy to the children of the town
and community, Mrs. Herbert gave a good
motherly talk. Tbe Conference then adjourned
with a benediction f.om R-v. E. \V.
Mason.
Tnus ended one of tbe most irn
portant gatherings ever held in this place.
Its Importance Is to be measured more by the
Interest involved than by Its size. Q ute a
liumuci wi uuAinai :c> wcic uui ir^icicuiru,
but a sufficient number of delegates were
present lo show thai t he good ladles of this
part of our own dear south land, show a zeal
and determination in this great work that
no opposition can overcome. The officers of
the conference showed a fitness for their tespective
position rarely equalled and uever
excelled. Our peop'e, as usual, with one accord
opened their do >rs to all delegates and
visitors, doing their best to make tbeir stay
among us pleasant, on Sunday at ten a.m.
a love feast was held in the Methodist church,
presided over by Mrs. Herbert. Which savorored
somewhat of the love feasts of the days
gone by. They, perhaps, as every one knows,
were peculiar and destlnctlve features of this
branch of the Christian church. At 11 a. m.
Dr. J. A. Cllfron.of Abbeville, occupied the
pulpit, and after the preliminary exercises
were over gave as his text tlie 14th verse of
the 21th chapter of St. Matthew. "And this
gospel of the kingdom shall be preachcd in
all the world, f"r a witness to all nations."
The readers will readily see that it was a
subject well suited to the occasion, and the
preacher handled it in iiIs usual masterly
manner, enchaining the attention of the au
dience from start to flulsh. At S p.m. the
same populor divine. Id the same place In
k his fine style gave a talk especially to the
boys and girls, young men and maidens. The
V sermon and talk were both hard to beat. In
f a late Press and Hanner a writer w?s taken
to task, for using the expression, "We were
all carried away with the speaker," kj this
writer will not use the same words, bnt will
say. we were wonderfully pleased, and would
be glad to have him with us indefinitely. Dr.
Cllllon has a magnetism about him. which
attracts all who see, or hear him. Kvery one
is glad to see and shake hand* with him.
Troup.
TWO COTTON MILLS.
In Which Stockholders May Lowe
Money.
On complaint of the D. A. Tompkins company,
application was made on Tuesday last,
in the United States, Court before Judge Kimonton,
for a receiver for the Catawba and Chester
Cotton mills, of Chester, says a Charlotte
N. C., dispatch of Monday. The mills wert
built some years before the panic. Kufflcieni
capital was never raised in either case to pul
the companies in good financial condition
One of them lost heavily hy fire about foui
years ago. Roth were reorganized J ust befort
the nanic. Judge Slmonton appointed Mr. H
T. Fewell, of Rock Hill, temporary receiver
?YorKville Enquirer.
PonulAtiu IV ill ?ld\ Ait
Commissioner of Pensions It. Clay Evans
says: "I think Cougress should take prompt
action in preventing a multiplication of pen
Bions through the marrlaeeofold soldiers. A
good many people that the prospective pen
elon as a widow of a soldier is enough tc
cause many youDg girls to marry aged met:
for whom they care nothing, except to have a
pension for the balance of their lives. Ii
seems to me that the practice is a had one
and I hope Congress will lake this matter In
band and puss leislHtlon to prevent a pengj?
sion being given widows of soldiers in the JuHt
ture. Instances have been reported to the
bureau of pensions which show that women
have married pensioners on their deahbede
in ord?-r that a widow's pension might be se
cured."
Mrs. Mary Taggart will have ail of her pat<
tern hats on exhibition Thursday, Friday ant
Uutnrflav Tin. nnhllft ?rfi pnrdlftllv Invited ti
come and inspect her gooda.
t / >
jWhereSk
5 You should buy
| bought, with
o
* -Nga fr> Dme? (
^ ^grmJL JLJL JL \y w w >
$ 25c goods at 21c. 20c goods at 15c and
f yards Canton Flannel Remnants at 5c
I Shoes
* We have just received the greatest lin
|
J We have a bargain for you in every de
f A T"
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I
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1 Klonkyke, Klondike,
j| Plondyke or Colndike.
jSj No matter how you spell it, it is all the
I
go. Everybody up North is going, has
||| gone or may go there?someiime. We
Hi have only been North and have eeIected
a large stock of Jewelry of latest
styles made of gold as good as any from
Klondyke. We have bought bargains
?big values for little money. Tbisweek
^ will only show you one
| SOLID GOLD LADIES' WATCH
(Elgin movement.)
I Only $15.65.
Biggest bargain. Only arranged to get
J|[| a few.
| R. C. Bernau,
& THE JEWELER.
OPENING OF COURT, SS
Gray don & Grayi
? Mitchell, were rea<
clleut, but Judge Bt
Inilirn KnfliniiHn n 11 fhp Itpnrh?The nil itns chnrppahlfi i
Hunters on Their Second Trial- '8?"eged to buve
years ago on groun<
Some Old Cases Go to Greenwood- Some of the abovi
Hold-Over lu the Grand Jury?The Ending.
Turuaifes Go Free. AN i:
The Court of General Sessions for Abbeville ,In accordance wit
Countv convened at 10o'clock Monday morn- the General Assem
lug In the time-honored way. Judge Os- ttie annual grand Ju
uiund W. Buchanan, Judge of the Filth Cir- the fall term to seri
cuit, presides. Solicitor Ansel with his for- following members
midable indiciments, Stenogranher Aiken were drawn?In the
with his fascinating art, Sheriff N'ance, Clerk ar??to nerve next j
Bullock and the other functionaries appeared T.J.Robinson,
iu due and ancient form. w. C. Agnew,
The attendance upon the opening of court M.A.Simpson,
was far below what fall court torroerly Implied.
Much of the old-time dignity was l'Roi
lost. No cases of general interest being T, , iii,?,jv ,
?obooduUrt!d ?Uly ,h0Se Wh? baVC bU8l?eSS COm? Anal presentment t!
Judge Buchanan's charge to the grand Jury tlo^reouirelTo f th
had considerable ginger In It. He made a "J
lucid, uumlstakablp statement ol the duties ,"J1 5
and prerogatives of the grand Inquest. It to be trled Th*
was a very Incisive charge. been tried
The tlrst case was that against Wm. Scott
for assault and battery with Intent ;to kill.
He was found guilty and sentenced to six
months on the chaingang. Gray don A Graydon
defended him. J. B. Holloway was loreman
of thejury. The Metr0D0ii.an
Joe Pressly and George Thomas were tried metropolitan
for gambling at McCormick. Graydon & constables are now
Gray don for defense. W. O. Cromer foreman have all been d^c
Jury. Not guilty. The town aulhor,
I Ahorivo r\f t Wo on ft
GUILTY, THEY SAY. lu"'kv "*w v""
law.
James Williams, housebreaking and grand
larceny. The grand jury returned a true bill ?
iu ihiscise. Williams entered a plea of
guilty and was sentenced to two years at hard Amos B !
labor on the public works ol tbecounty. He
sioleja few weeks ago two pistols from umni,Pr(!i Tomr
the residence of Mr. J. W. Norwood. Iu senteucing
Wllllrtins Judge Buchanan made wiHh a rpal pnnri snsome
severe observations on the idleness and r.? H?rnt?ht
depraved habits of the clan the prisoner rep- two-for-^. eil? o
resented?those who will not work, but prefer roo(H riu/irpt ipr am
10 loaf about with pUtols In their pockets. roT?1"' cigarettes an
Bailey Wallace entered a plea of guilty to I have the finest
the charge of housebreaking aud larceny, saw, and they are
His sentence was elghteeu months in the multiplying onion
county cbalugaug. Every good farme
W. B. Groves entered a plea of guilty to the rat traps to putln h
chargeof selling liquor. He formerly kept a his corn.
store near the railroad shops, this city. To arrlve tb|fi we(
INSUBSTANTIAL CHARGES. be"1 8Uf>ar ?Ured ha
Fine fresh macke
The grand Juj? returned no bill in the case I have as hands
of Henry E. Turnage, charged with rape, robes as was ever si
Turnage Is tho thirteen-year-old white boy ,f .
accused of assaultlug a Negro girl at McCor- nn Lnn|V vnn
mlckinJuly. can supply you.
No bill was found in the case of James W. Look at my line c
Turnage, assisting prisoner to escape. He is you good whether j
. the lather of Menry fe,. rurnage. lie was ac- A new lot of m^tf
. cused of helping the boy get away from Con- fee pots, strainers a
stable Sharpton on July 10. An ewan. in? nf
I No bill against John Burns, assault and flef>aDl 101 ?r
; battery with intent to kill. Shot guns of all h
' shells, primers 100
the latimer killing. caps and reloading
r ' Seed barley, rye
Ed. and Asbury Hnnter were arraigned late grades now ready f
. Monday afiern<H>u for murder They were As HOOU B8 lt rttlu
. Implicated In the killing of Bob Glover at and If you want the
Latimer last April. The jury made a mistrial sou 0r lucerne from
in their case at tlie summer term of court. ... , . ,
There are about 75 witnesses?nearly all col- Virginia winter g
ored. W. C. McGowan and \V. N. Graydon bow In the tall. II
appeared for the defense. The following jury You should call o
was etnpanneled after nineteen objections? lemons, &c.
t ,ua'n'y by the defense; Ladies by all mea
M-V-Kay, Foreman, David Gilliam. calicos, black salt
H. Taggart, G. A. Smith, "Vienass" before o
1 J, L. Buruett, John N. McDlll. ? , ,
L.D.Caldwell. J. K. Glenn, Born & Co. s sam
> J. C. Martin. J. \V. Itykard, are prettier and Jus
1 Jas. A Black, J.N. Dendy. 5 and see them. N<
1 This case was given to the jury about t 'nent made to ordei
1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The Jury was ou' respect guaranteed,
a short while. The verdict war "not guil ty.' A big lot of baggi
Jim Hubbard, murdor. J. F. Ciinkscales Fresh crackers a
' foreman Jury. D. H. Magill for deteuse. Not dies just opened.
! guilty. Try a box of Sara
, TBANSKEBBED TROUBLES. * reBl1 CreaUl cbee
Ttie best hue of b
The following ca*es were ordered transferred -iw mv *?.
to Greenwood County: 1 ? uew JC' C1
John Mitchell, murder.
Wade Adklns, murder.
Mary Donnuld, maintaining a nuisance?
i keeping place where liquors are sold. Remnants of bla<
a Andrew Jackson, selling liquor. r, , on "arSaln Co
James Davis, assault en a woman. won s.
i
ill I Buy Mj
f*.Ti pm win pvp f.Vi PTT w
TV XJLVJk V ww .
. a nice piece of FXJ
m anything in the !
Sooc/vS we are si
18c. 40c goods at 28c and 29c. A beautifi
j; you will be surprised at the quality ; it woi
3! Shoes !
e of Ladies Fine Shoes that we have ever s]io\
a will try a pair of them we guarantee that y<
3ur "Security" Scho
partment. If you will give us a look we ai
ra w
t|r Time . . |
#| Is floney. j|
flf you are on time you are alt right. If ^
not, I want your ^
J Watch Repairing. J
ffw\ If you have a fine watch it ought to J
keep close time. If you have a cheaper . p
!^P grade watch I guarantee I can make it
""! keep time as close as the quality of H
movement will permit. ^
Remember fly Prices J
are not higher than any one else's for
vAy| the same class of work. We will do the
job thoroughly at prioes below, accordi^P
lo the quality of the watch : ^
mil Mainsprings 75c to $2.50 ^
i^p Cleaning. 75 " 1.50 ^
^ % Jewels . za z.ou &
> Pivots 50 " 2.00
^ All work warranted for one year.
^ Don't have your watch made inferior
by lower class of work. The best is
^ ^ none too good. j^j
I R. C. BERNAU,
^ THE JEWELER.
I NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTI!
iy for the trial of their
icbanaa ruled Uiat Mitch- g<
o Hrnpnwnnd Hiinnlv Ha I dti im
B. W. Cowan,
W. P. Kurgusoa, For 3peclal Election to be Holden Nov<
T.J. Mann.
ber 2nd, 1897, to All the Unexpi
(ABILITIES.] _ . .. _
Tenn In the House of Representiitl
?rand Jury will make Us
r>day. The members were Made Vacant by the Resignation of
In the various lnvestlga- . _ ^ ?
em. A. Graham, Esq.
^era?nersonsotfton'bond AN ELECTION WILL BE HELD ATT
s Jail cases have nearly all
1897, for the following officer, to wit: (
Member of the House of Representatives.
'I DG pons will open at y o ciock, a. uj., t
close at 4 o'clock, p. m
charged. At tbe close or tbe election the manag
, . .. 8h*il immediately proceed to publicly co
police aud tbe whiskey the ballots. WltblD three days thereafter
a thing of the past. They Chairman of tbe Board of Managers, or i
iharged by tbe Governor of them-t0 be designated in writing by
? , . Board, shall deliver to the Commissioners
ties will now have sole Election the poll list, the boxes contain
>rcement of tbe whiskey tbe ballots, and a written statement of tbe
suit of tbe election at his precinct.
Tbe Managers of Election shall require
_ _ every elector offering to vote at such electl
*" before allowing hi ii to vote, In addition
the production of bis registration certifla
Horse's Locnl?i. proof of the payment of poll tax six mon
before said election of any poll tax then <
laying more attention this and payable.
trade. Call on me if you The Managers shall administer to the j
loke. I have an excellent son offering to vote, an oath that he Is qu
, and also six for 25c. My fled to vote at said election, according to
re extra good. Also che- constitution of the State, and that he has
d smoking tobaccos. already voted In said election.
, pearl onion sets you ever The following named persons have been
selling fast Also white I p?'ui?u iviauutfurn ui ajetiiuii w v-uuuu^i, >
HeiK election, to wit:
.' .. . n, , Abbeville-Henry Moore, H. T. Wardli
.r should have o.ae of my genton Jones.
is crib as soon as he houses | Mt carmel?John Tarrant, W. L. Miller,
A. Boyd.
: A fresh lot of the very \Vi;llngton?J. H. Hemmlnger, S. S.
ins and breakfast bacon. Brldf', Jo. Link.
rel In barrels and kits. Donalds?John McDIll, Will Donald, C.
ome and cheap llneoflap Mart!n. *
lown In this market. Duu West-M. E. Holllngsworth, G. N. M
. . ., , T les, Koyce Ellis.
d saddle, or a cheap one, I Ani.revllle?Sam Knox, S. J. Wakefl"
Pink McCarter.
if ">c. outings. It will do Lowndesvllle?S. S. Boles, B. A. Bell, J.
'ou buy or not. Thomas.
il bath and wash tubs, cof- Magnolia?A. A. Edwards, R. O. Bell, T.
nd spiders Just In. Cater.
? , , . Long Cane?J. F. Calvert, II. W. Bowie, 1
fine razors Just opened. tow Crawford.
;lndH, loaded shells, empty Clai.worthys Cross Roads?A If Lyon, A.
i In a box, shot, powder, Brown, James Crawford.
Implements. McCormlck?T. A. Box, Walter Harmon
and oats?the very best k-Edmunds. , ,, ? .. r
or sa.le Troy ?J. W. Lyon, J. C. Kennedy, J.
,, , Franklin.
s you should sow clover, JoneR?Willie Algary, W. H. Hughep, C.
i beHLHfied bav red op orim- u.?uu?..
1 me- Oue of the above named Managers at e
razing oats are the best to box will call upon the Board of Commissi
tiave very best seed. ere at Abbeville Saturday, October 30th, to
n me for potatoes, onions, cei*e ballot boxes,, poll list, and Instructk
and to be qualified.
, F.A.COOK,
ins should see my outings, w A LANlEtt
Jens, cheap plaids and R.H.' HUGHES
uy'DK* Commissioners of Election for Abbev
pies for tailor made goods County. Sept. 28, 1897
ii as cheap as ever. Come
> fit. no pay. Every garland
satisfaction in every
Ilnddon'H Full Opening a <Jrautl S
ng and ties.
ind French and stick can- cenn.
The finest display of Fall and winter go
logo flakes, only 15c, ever made in Abbeville. Such Is the verdlc
>k? ??t trwinv almost every one present. The display
1 UHJ. mlllnary was unusually attractive and evi
rooms in town. ed a high order of talent,
gars. They are extra good. Dry goods were never cheaper. For
lowest price on first grade goods call at H
don's.
For first cifiss milinery and ladle's good*
!k and colored dreRS mate- every description, call at Haddon's.
unier at half price at Had- Ifyou wish freBh new goods up to date
every respect, go to Haddon's.
, n n.
' m y ui
ill be sold as
RNITURE as
HIDv rLnrvna
LSJLl* JL U UVl/jJ
lowing a ve
il line of Plaids, double width,
aid be cheap at 8c. A lot of Bi
The Ris
vn. It is the celebrated Krij
ou will be pleased in every res]
ol Shoe Has I
e satisfied we will sell you son
r. SI
I Tis Mr': Mi
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| BIS OFFICE WILL BE OPI
I FROM FRIDAY, OCTOBER
15th UNTIL FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 31st.
S
I
i The Rate of State. Countv. Schc
M 7 U I
| and Special Tax, Including 0
Dollar Poll Tax, One Doll
Commutation Road Tax.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT
raise supplies for the fiscal yearcomme
log January 1, 1S97, notice is hereby glv
that the office of County Treasurer of Ab
vllle County will be open for tbe collection
taxes for said fiscal year from Friday, Octol
15th until Friday, December 31al, without p
alty. Rates per cent, of taxation are as 1
lows:
State Tax 5 mills.
\ Ordinary County Tax 2% "
7 scnooi >
Special Road and Bridge % "
J
Total 11%
? Id addition to the above a special tax v
| be collected for sobool purposes as follows:
? Town of ML Carmel 3 mills.
| McCormick 2 "
j Lebanan 4 "
| Town of Abbeville:
^ Retiring Railroad Bonds and
^ payiue Interest on same 2 mills.
& Special School, retiring bonds
^ and paying Interest on same 6% "
? A poll tax of One Dollar per capiu on
male citizens between the age of 21 and
1U years, except such as are exempt by law, v
111 be collected.
A commutation road tax of One Dollar v,
be collected the same time as other tax
from all male citizens between the age ol
and 50 years, except such as are exempted
law. Unless said lax is paid by first of Ji
uary, 1698, four days work upon the pub
highways will be require^ under a contract
Taxes are payable only in gold and sll'
coin, United States currency, National Ba
notes, and Coupons of State Bonds which I
come payable during the year 1898.
rl Ian flaaivlnrr In fni<mollnn hn mall In
i ai lico uvoii tu? iuiwi lunituu wj ujoii iu
gard to their taxes will please write bef<
December 15tb and will please state tbe lo
Mod of tbelr property, and Include posU
for reply, and those paying taxes by che
must include the charge for collection.
J. R. BLAKE, JR.,
red
7es Treasurer.
TeB Sept. 25,1897, tf
T.
"Were there cats In the ark ?" is
H|n question that i9 troubling thereligo
nd. editor of an exchange. Certain
)ne there were; and the first thing th<
md said after leaving the ancient crt
was: "If there's Ararat round bere, v
:ers want to gopher it."
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a gift. Thi
LINE.
iry attractr
20c at 15c. Single width Plai
lussells carpeting in remnant*
*ht Kind
pendorf, Dittman & Co.'s mak
ject. Rember we handle ch<
'To Equal.=
lethinsr.
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3 Few men get their life's labor
complished without some sore hei
I aches.
No fewer than 21 persons a centi
old and upwards are reported by i
registrar-general for Scotland to hi
died last year in that country. F
UU were men and 16 were women.
Do not mend a kid glove with s<
, ing silk, for the silk cuts the kid a
shows the mend more plainly, wt
fine cotton thread gives a much m
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put a piece of silk of correspondi
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fully, so as not to reveal the stiches
the right side, and then draw up i
rent with cotton thread.
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