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' The Abbeville Messenger.
Entered at the pnstoflice as 2nd-clnsH matter ' i
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1881.
SUBSCRIPTION $2 00
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. (
Boho'n T^xrinption?Kepeal Bill Killed
in tlio Senate?The Vote Uncom- '
fortably Close?The House Uepnil (
Hill Vassetl at the Night. Session? N
The Trial Justice Inquiry Bill l>e- ,,
fi'ated?The Columbia Canal lieports?Fortunes
of the Factories.
Coi.rxiHiA, December 10.?The Senate
to-<lay, after n long and interesting de
bate, killed Senator Holio's J*ill repealing
the lnw exempting certain manufactories
from taxation for a term of years
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The vote was uncomfortably close?IB
to 17.
Senator Bobo made the strongest nrgument
for his bill that could have been
urged, and his speech showed the pow- ^
er that lay in thorough preparation.
Onoof the best speeches On the other ^
side was made by Senator l?uist. The j
gratifying action of the Senate wars dotermined
by the votes of the ihree c?d- ^
ored Senators which were east solidly (
ngains the bill. The reactionists are
negmning to realize the expediency or
securing the co-operation of tho colored ^
Senators who usually veto with their
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low-country Democratic neighbors. ^
After the adjournment of the House
at 3 o'clock to-day, it became known f
that the Senate had refused to pass the
bill to repeal the law to encouiage manufactures
in the State. The news was .
very cheerful to the friends of progress j
in the House, who had found themselves ,
in an almost hopeless minority. The
reactionists, however, demoralized'by the
a
Senate vote to a certain extent, were j
encouraged by the closeness of the vote .
.and determined to renew the fight in ^
the House in the confident hope that if j
the bill passes the House the Senate
would concur in tho expressed will of
the majority of the lower House.
So when the Rouse met at 7.30 P. M. j
the scene of battle was transferred to
its hall, and there was a large and inter- .
ested audience. ,
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Tho nrnvinua nimciiAn yfoc nolln-l
which allowed only one hour Tor debate.
Of this time forty minutes was |
consumed by Mr. Stanyarne Wilson, of w
Spartanburg, who delivered a strong
.speech in favor of the repeal of the l(
law. ;
Mr. Haskell, the chairman of the ways j
and means committee, closed the discussion
with a brief statement of the reasons
which induced the committee to report
.the repealing bill unfavorable.
A vote was then reached on the mo S
lion to strike out the enacting words of ^
the bill. This was lost on a call of the ,
u
yeas and nays by a vote of 37 to 75.
Mr. Simonton and Mr. McCrady, of
the Charleston deligation, voted no.
The rest of the deligation voted yea.
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An amendment was thon offered by .
Mr. Thompson, of Spartanburg, provid- ,.
ing that the repeal should not go into
operation uniil June, 1885. This was
voted down. Mr. Thompson then
moved to strike out the proviso which j
declares that the rebate of taxes shall
,only bo made by annual appropriations. v
This evoked an-other discussion, j,
"Mr. Hemphill opposed the amendment.
Mr. Parker, of Abbeville, who is a stong j(
advocate of the repealing bill, support- .
^J li- mi
en mr. i noinpson s amendment, whiehj
ho said \rns necessary in justice to the j
people who had been induced to invest
their capital in this State by tho exemption
law. After some. discussion the w
reactionists withdrew their opposition ^
to the amendment and it was adopted.
The previous question was then call- ?
cd, and the hill as amended was passed. ?
The following is the text f>f tho hill ^
as amendmed and passed hy the House.
"Section 1. That subdivision 215 of
Section 1G9 of the General Statutes of
this State he and the same is hereby j
repealed ; provided, that nothing herein
shall effect the rights of persons ac- ^
.quired under said section l?y reason of
investments heretofore made in the
original erection and furnishing of such
manufactories as are mentioned in said
Rtibdivision ; provided further, that the
exemption allowed by this Act shall not il
bo construed to extend to new tnachin- ^
.ery purchased in pi ice of old machin- "
ery worn out, hut shall be construed to
extend to all such extensions and-en- '
largements ns were made under said
section, and to all buildings necessary '
for the use of said factories erected un- * '
der said section." Sl
The fight will therefore be renewed *in
the Senate on the House bill when it 11
feaches that body. ?
The Senate killed, without a division,
the joint.resolution providing for a com- j1
mission to revise tho trial justice sys- '
tern. ?
The reports of tlfo equally livUletl
joint com littee qij the Columbia Canal K
were submitted, and proved to be sub- M
ptaniiully as was foreshadowed in the
Jfewis and Courier.
Th<? Home devoted its morning ses- v
hion to a discussion of the repeal of the v
factory exemption law. The rcuult of
the vote in the Senate blighted the *
hopes of those in the Flonso who **ere c
confident of the repeal of the factory ?
exemption law. The result of the voto ^
jn the Senate blighted the hopes of
those In the Houso who were confident I'
pf the repeal. ri
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Ho other medicine has. won for itself p
rucIi universal approbation in its owu u
city, Mate, and country, and among all b
people. a? Ayer's Sarsaparilla. it is tho \
best combination of vegetable blood pu- R
riflors, with the iodide of Potassium and v
r iron, ever oiiertm to ilic public. J S
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CLEVKLANIVS SUNDAY TAIjK
WITH SKNATOIt 1JAY A III).
A
fhc Delaware Statesman Narrates
the Substance of the Con vernation
?The Souili not to be Treatoil an
a Distinct Section?The New President
Discusses the Characters, not r<
the Names of the Ulcn whom lie I to
will Call Around Him. j (j,
Special Dispatch to Tin- News ami Courier.) i ln
Washington, December 10.?Senator j tu
avanl's Sunday visit to Governor jni
Cleveland continues to be the subject of! ti
viltl speculation in political circles. Nil- j M
norous ctinilicting dispatches have boon i M
olegraphed from here giving vivid do- A
eriptions of the interview between 01
hese two gentlemen at Albany. ' f|i
Your correspondent to-day found Sen- c?
itor Ilavard quite willing to talk freely a?
in the subject, and, below is the result pi
>f the conversation. c::
Last week Senator Hay an! received an fa
ntiiuntion that Governor (Cleveland 01
vould be pleased to entertain him at his t?
esidence in Albany, and consult him < )
vith reference to national affairs goner- at
ill}'. The Senator accepted the in vita- h
ion, and fulfilled it last Sunday. Mr. 0|
Jayard had never nif>t the President- el
lect before, but they soon established <>i
riendly relations, and proceeded to dis- 01
:uss political ati'airs without reserve. h<
Governor Cleveland said he desired to st
onfer with the Delaware Senator be- K
ause of his long service in the Senate il
ind his faniiliaritv with public men and h
neasures. Senator I'.avanl says they si
onversed freely about the various lines
if policy which are calculated to insure ( <
he success of the new administration. la
Governor Cleveland remarked that ho
n tended t<? invito many other prominent <1,
)enn?crats to come to Albany anil talk w
vith liitii on similar subjects. it
Ho said : "The Governor will not lay (<
side liis gubernatorial robes until about a|
anuary G. In the mean time whenever
if has opportunity fur a consultation, be
rill summon those desired la Albany.
Ie will endeavor to look upon the rep- V
esentatives of all sections of the conn- ci
rv as one great people, ami will not dis- w
riminatoin favor of cither North, South, d
Castor West." m
The Senator, in reply to a question si
iow many Southern men will probably n
ie invited into the Cabinet, said : 4*(iov. ai
Cleveland will not deal with the South ti
s any exclusive or particular section, is
lit will treat all sections alike. He t<'
. ill probably carry out the Southern Ji
lea as laid down by such men as I lamp- pi
3ii, Colquitt and Gordon. The compo- it:
ition of the Cabinet was, of course, 01
iscussed. but onlv as regards the char- in
ctor of the men to ho selected. No rtf
nines wore mentioned that can be put h<
own as certainties. Cleveland will en- <li
eavor to select advisers who are in in
ympathy with his ideas of conducting
lie Government and who will labor in- !<
ustriously to make his administration
success.*'
Senator Iinyard remarked that w>tithstanding
r<'|?orts to the contrary, he to
as in no sense an aspirant for Cabinet '
onors. Ik* prefers to remain in the
enatu. but will do anything in his pow- l'r
r to assist in making the Cleveland ad- n"
linistration a success regardless of the
ost of duty to which be may be as- 0,1
igned.
Concerning the impression that Govrnor
Cleveland created in the mind of *u
enator Rayardosa civil service reformr,
the latter said lie could not better il- w"'
istrate Cleveland's views on that queson
than by stating that Silas N. Hurt,
ho was one of the originators of the J?"
ivil service measure, was appointed by
rovernor Cleveland chief examiner of
le Slate, civil service commission. Hurt
as formerly naval oflicer at the port of j,,
iew York. Ilis term of oflice expired ?n
urin;; the present administration, hut "Z
,rthur did not ecu fil to reappoint him.
,s an evidence that Cleveland is siucerc
i his friendship to the civil service re>nn
movement it is noted that he ronp- &
ointed Hurt to his present place.
Senator Ilaynrd said that his visit was
i no way as mysterious as some had
["presented it, hut simply a consultation '|?i
etwoen a chief and one of his subjects.
K. M. Ii.
IJoth Sentenced to lU'alh.
j By (.'able to the Chronicle.]
Dunoon. December 0.?Capt. Dudley
nd the mate of the wrecked yacht
liguonctte, who wore found guilty of
inrdor, in killing the boy, Parker, for
;>od to keep themselves alive, were tony
.sentenced to dentil. It is believed
lint they will be certainly pardoned,
lie court room was crowded, and
lie scene during the pronouncing of the ^
entence was most impressive. Lord
Shief .1 ustice Coleridge read the jnilg- f'r
lentof the Court, citing authorities at
real length. The Court declared that
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lie Ukingof human life could only be .j.
ustiHed on the plea of self defence.
'ho com mission of murder for the sake sc
f preserving one's own 1 if?? was mtjiiH- ^
ifiablc. Of course it was duty to preerve
one's own life, but duty often reuired
one nfit to save but to sacrifice
is own life. "The Court must apply
lie law and declare that the prisoners
re re guilty of willful murder, for (]}
rhich there was no ju,s!iHen(ion. If
his judgment was too severe, the
lourt must leave the prisoners to the
leniency of the Crown. The prisonrs
were asked what they had to say ' "
efore the sentence was pronounced. j
loth Capt Dudley and Male Stevens p.,
leaded for mercy, in view of their teriblo
situation, when the deed was done. a'
.ord Coldridge said it was the -jury's w'
rivilege to recoil)mend the prisoners to
lercy, and then he seuteuced them to 00
e hanged, without the black cup. Sir ?
V'm. Vernon Harcouit, Secretary of I"1
tate for the Home department, has ad- ^
ised the Queen to respite Dudley and
tephens. x . ?
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FATAL POISONIKG.
Father and Two Children Tuke
Strychnine by Mistake?One Child ii
Escapes?The Others Die. c
We learn through a gniitleinan who
sides in the neighborhood of Williaiii,
of a most distressing case of nceijntal
poisoning wiiich occurred at Fair- j ii
ount Factory, seven miles from Willis- *
hi, in Barnwell County, on Sunday ?
glit last. The following are the parculars
as related lo us. It seems that t
r. William Woodward, ? nephew of
r. J. W. Woodward who built the ~
iken Court House and Jail, determined ->
i Sunday night t:> administer a dose off J
ii 11 itie to himself and his entire family,
insisting of a wife and four children,
; a remedy for a bad cold. For this)
urpose lie prepared the medicine in i
ipsitles?one for eaeh member of the
.mily. Whereupon, he administered
10 a piece to two of his children and ~j
ion taking one himself, left the rest in J
large of his wife to be taken by her
id the other two childten at bed time
i forty minutes Mr. Woodward and one
the children wore lifeless, the other 1
lihl being saved !>} excessive vomiting,
tving to tho largeness of the dose. Up
i investigation, it was discovered that i
[ had used by mistake strychnine in- "
i'inl of quinine. Ft is alleged that an |
uglishman, who had been employed at i
ie factory and who was fond of dab- ii
ling in medicine, and who had not long "
net; h it the place, had turned over to
i'oodward a lot of drugs, which aciir.its
for his being in possession of so
rge a quantity of strychnine.
The above fatal ami melancholy acciL'ut
shows how wrong it is to meddle
ilh unlabeled drugs, a-d how improper
is for any but physicians and druggists
keep large quantities of deadly poison
l>out llicm.
Our jTroscnt.
Let's sec ! Cleveland don't like dogs.
tVll send?but then, he prefvrs to r<* ive
no presents of any kiml. Well.
0 il send the Monitor with this Areainn
declaration : We seek no olfice,
u'Ver expect to ; Relieve the office
tould seek the man in all eases anil
ruler all circumstances. To save time
itl tiouhlc however, we see no objec011
to meeting ah office half way That
to say, if a "great big" fat office were
1 leave Washington coming South. to
[>hnston, for instance, in search of the
roper man to hear its burdens and wear
s honors, a word or two hy telegraph
postal, making Richmond the meet- i
ig point, would expedite matters, ren- j
r the recipient just as happy, and also
? consistent with the most ultra Areaan
ideas touching the delicate but very
iportunt matter under consideration.
Post office and telegraph address,
)hnston, S. t).?
The Love of ic..
Sidnev Smith did not ofien in nloi
o' - his
ever-flashing wit in the church,
ill. now niul then it would 11}' otf in
spite of all his care. li<; was the
caehcr oncc for some groat charity,
(1 thinkin'g (o on the giving side of
s hearers, he said : "(If all nations H
i the earth the English nre the most j
stinguishod for tho love of their spe?s."
Hul it turned ont a poor collocmi
after all. So he was much dislurb[
at the mean show the boxes made
lion they cainc to tho table, and said: 1
ly friends, I have mailo a mistake. 1
ould have said : "You were distin- ?l
lished among Englishmen for love of -i
nir specie !' " J
Tho late Tom Thumb acquired a fornr
of $1(X),(MX) in the show business,
it sp?>nt all but $ 1(>,000 in gambling
d drinking.
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3iaos | Organs J
TIIK HE ST IN' THE WORM).
lie great Artists of the world acknowledge
the Superiority of the Pianos
and Organs sold by ^
C. O. ROBINSON & CO.
loy are selected from Ten of the best
makers, niiil .ire vn mnrli uin>i.fiA? in
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others ut prices so much less
that purchasers save from
SlO TO sioo 0
l?y visiting or writing to j
C. O. ROBINSON & CO.
. I. O. M. L. P. Q. S A
<;. o. liomxsox & co. p/ty ?i, ''
eights and sure * miici/ to every puruser.
I
SIIKKT MI.THI-."!,. tho latest publica- 1
>iis, music book.4 of every description I
f best Italian songs. ^
Thu latest and most popular Sunday
hoid book,
Love and Praise."
Lowest (trices nt ii
(JKO. (). H0RIX80X & CO.'S,
s:it Itroad it., Aii^ii.sIm, (la in
RKEXWOO]) IIOTKI,,
Titos. F. ltu.KY. Proprietor,
(Jremwood, S. 0.
himii-r liM-jm* ??' 1)0 A. A* K.. putd.
is?'ii'/ors on tin* down train of llie C.
< ? jjoinj; Knst, have ample limn
serine x good <iininr hpfure the <!? rture
of Itrain fur Augusta.
Transient hoard .f2 per day. A liber- i
discount from above rales to parties J
mtinjr board by the week or monlli. ^
Jjj^Livery,* Feed and Salo Stables |j
nneeled with thin hotel. - ji
IKXTJIAL IIOTKL, ' T
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Mus. M. W. Tiiohak, Proprietress. 4
Broad street, AngtiHla, Oa.
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Greenwood, S.C.,
LM'OKNK H.OAUV,
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Attorney and Counsellor at Ln\r, j
Abbeville, S. C. J
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swift running power press, new
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mil ranis?so bring in your printing.
Out of the Jaws of Death |
The prcntlomnn who outlines his ease below
is a man considerably advanced in life, nti:l is
noted fur his sterling integrity, llis post-oflieo
is Yntesvillo, I"pson County, Ooorpa. Tlio following
la
Mr. John Pearson s Statement.
In tlie Hjn-inc of IK'S I was attacked with a
very bail cough, which continued to prow
worso until Fall, wlion I pot so weak that I
could not get a!>out. I tried a great many i
kinds of mecllcino. i>ut continued to grow
worse. I was notified lhafc I had eonsumptIon,
and would probably c'io. l>r. Iloiloway Imnlly
told mo to try brewer's T.nng Uostorer. They I
Rent to Ward'* Store and pot u bottle, and I I
commenced taking it riplit away After taking I
two or three doses. 1 began to improve, and by i
the time I had n?od up one bottle I was able to ;
fret on inv feet ac::ln. I ain now in excellent ;
ienl!h. t nm confident that th? Lung Ke<torer
saved my life, ;<*vi t"Y ro'trhbor* aro of tlio
saino opinion. II is I ho b'?t Lung Remedy
cvertnado. in -ny opinion, /'r. II. promised me
that he wotiid trrl:c to t!'0 r-:?m:f.ictnrer? and
tell tlietn of the wonderful euro it niadoin my
Ci4?C.
Statomont of Mr.Benj. F. Hearndon: j
Trrlr In TTov??n>^T\ 1W, -rhtlo rn ?ho
irarhlim. rr.r w!ri> v** yrifi* n ??n1n j
111 m:r pinr, TTiiiun wii.i hoom ioiiowi'O !>>' rmi-'orrhatces
from lie? uml a cr"-cr-.i riuich.
Fever c<vm:rn?'',d, Vie eo'i'ri *it nor
end in n fevr vcrV.s yn.-i r.-l-wi.1 !<> i
li\In* skeleton. The attend in* r>hv?ioisn t< td
mo that lio thonUit one of imr lii'ij.* ent!r?1y
flrone. *ho c?>;:ld rr-t retain (ho rv><t
delicate iiiiiirt'iVnont. on h'<r ytorrach. I th^n
acTcod with I)r. Sullivan, my familj phyaiu'an,
to rail Dr. Hollowny In consultation." They
made a foal examination of th" j>vtient. a?:l !
pronounced tlio en.?o ho|>clc9*. Dr. Hollows*-/
then Micccstctl the llreivor'n I mi1; f'c?i--er an
ft last ro.-'i^t. f f<>r a bo".!". nr. I .iavn >.t
a do>e. I found that ?hu co-;i! r<**'dn I' on hor !
atomuch, and after about the third ' v-: I beran '
to ti<illi ?; urru! hnt-rovemrnt In hi-r coiv'.i'Un. j
I eont inuod the medleiici re-rat.?rlv, nti-l by t'no I
time Mho hurt taken t wo !* ! Him she wan able to I
walk about I ho hougu. She is now in bt-tfer
health than alio lias enjoyed for.norcml yrnrs.
I believt; t he I .mis; restorer favivl her life.
Mr. llenrudon's iv>st-r?i:;oo !s TntoivUle. Vi> ,
son County. (Ja. Ho Is a thon>u.;hly ?-fliidile
maj) In every particular.
LAR1AH, ftANKlH, & LA7$Aft,|
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pHOI'HIETOH of the largest SAl.OOX in tl
L Inmor.t by false advertisement*. The hx
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ling in the line of
Foreign and Domesti
the best tlio market ntlords. Ilehn.s g(
Rye and Corn, Irish i
ijtptc, j-cacn, California ami Frcr
J'<
lit* cnn cheerfully recommend bin good* tc J
rink* with i: 11 the l)KLI('fOL*S BEVKRACtK!
KINKS. 11 i ^ ppecialt v is a large stock of I'
Jentlemen's Resort, No
lid you will not forgot again
A Good Lino of Tc
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The Centen
ino of the best arranged houses in thu up-cour
the choicest ami inos
FAMILY WINES
Domestic and Im
.IcHand Porter, Champagne, etc., together witl
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Good Billiard a
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AND WE KEE
[>Y OTTH LOW PRICES. ' Our Ktock i
L* turc Business in the South, ami defy
eop everything in our lino, besides all
[evolving Book Onsen, ]ie<l Lounges, Vi<
Rtont Baby Cribs, insect Castors, Fun)
lark's Adjustiihlo Folding Chairs. Invali
'Blows, Arc. Give t/n a call, or write fo
ar. Hi.
P40 ritOAI) 8TKKE
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!to IfonsK will die of Colic. Hotr or Lhko Kkvkr.
If Foutz's Powder* are used in time.
Koiitz'k Powders wllleurennd prevent HooViiolkua.
FoiiU'h Powders will prevent GaI'Km in Koww.
Foutz'u Powders will Increase the <|ii:mtlty of milk
find cream twenty per cent., and make the butter firm
and mveet.
Fontz's Powders will cure or prevent almost Kvr.nT
Diskahk to which Morse* ;uid Cattle are wilijeet.
FoUTZ'h PoWIHiitS WILL OIVB SATISFACTION.
Bold everywhere.
DAVID E. FOUTZ. Proprietor,
BALTIIIOEE.MD.
Warren Leland,
whom overybody knows as tho sncccsaful
niannger of tho
Largest Hotel Enterprises
of America, says tliat wlillo a passenger from
Now York on board a ship going around Capo
Horn, in tlio oarly days of emigration to California,
bo learned tliat ono of tho ofllccrs of
the TOriscl had enred himself, during tho voyage,
of an obstinato discaao by tho uso of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Slnco then Mr. Leland has recommended
Aveii'8 Saiisafaiiilla In many similar
cases, and ho has ncvor yot heard of its failtiro
to cfTcct a radical euro.
Somo yoara ngo one of Mr. Leland'S farm
laborers bruised his leg. Owing to tho bad
state of his blood, an ugly scrofulous swelling
or Innip appeared on tho injurod limb. Horrible
itching of the skin, vritli burning nnd
darting pains through tho lump, mado lifo
almost intolerable. Tho leg bccamo enormously
enlarged, and running ulcers formed,
discharging gTeat qnautitlos of extremely
oironslve matter. No troatmont was of any
avail until the man; by Mr. Leland's direction,
was supplied with Ayer'8 Sausata'
rii.la, which allaydd tho paiu and irritation,
healed tho soros, removed tho swelling, and
oomplotely restored tlio limb to uso.
Mr. LiEUklfD boa personally used <
Ayer s Sarsaparilla
for Rheumatism, with ontlro sqccobs ; and,
nftcr careful observation, declares that, In
Ms belief, thcro is no inodicino in tbo world
equal to U for tbo euro of Liver Disorders,
Onul, tlio cfToctn of high living. Salt
Rhcam, Sores, Eruptions, and all tho
various forms of blood diseases.
Wo bavo Mr. Lela^d's permission to Invite
all wbo may desire further cvidcuco in regard
to tlio extraordinary curativo powers of
Ayer'8 Sausaparilla to sco him norson
ally either ftt bla mammoth Ocean Hotel,
Long Branch, or at the popular Loland Hotel,
Broadway, 27th and 28th Streets, Now York.
Mr. Leland'8 extensive knowledge of the
good done by this nneqnalled eradlcator of
blood poisons enables him to givo Inquirers
much valuable information.
prepared by
Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; $1, six bottlos for 95.
SALOON !
'o np-conntrv, don't intend In dupe his c.istir
is not mentioned in the throe Abbeville
le Palmetto House is well stocked with everye
Wines and Liquors,
>t Liquors nine years old. (rood old
asd Scotch Whiskies,
ich Tiramltex.
trter, Ale and Fresh Lftf/er Heer
he public for MEDICINAL L'SE. and niixetl
of the season. Also POOL. TKM BERATE
CHE GOODS, ('all at tho
t*
. 4 Washington Street,
TIIOM AS McG KTTIG AN.
>bacco and Cigars.
c?t:as9 E"?i.C5-tsS
nial Saloon,
itrv, proposes to keep in stock fnr fall trade
I popular prudesof
AND LIQUORS,
ported Brandies,
i a tine Mock of CIGAltS and TrtBACGOS,
II v iuvite people who appreciate good poods to
i in any poods we sell. 4
nil rrlinm Diuuin'fi
Iliiptlll, 11U1J1 0,
Hetvvoen Russell's and Douglas'.
lid Pool Room
ropcrlr at whatever cost. 1-1 f
JBLh ?o> W JES
ttxruclx.
lusiness Augusta,
P IT MOVING
s ?i 111 ply immense. Wo lead the Furni'
competition from every quarter. We
! the novelties, such as Folding Beds.
?nna Itentwood ('hairs. Baby Carriages,
iture Polish, Patent Desks of nil kii ds.
d Chairs, Feathers, Mattresses, Springs,
r cataloffue and pricc list.
TAUGUSTA, GA. - *|
3 2.jtxJj
I .A.T GOOI
Carriage
I dSH
j
i
I
! / AN in-: Forxi> TIII: I.AKCKST STOC
! \7 11<>:i<i I'arts. I'liiiiliitimi Wilsons t all sizt
i Saddles, liclliii^, Leather nf all kinds. Wayoii
will OFFKK S1* I-! (' IA I, ItAKOAIXS IN A l.l
. than Mamiiael til ers' I'riccs. These Ituf' -ries
' which I will guarantee equal to tlie best.. t'.i
i thai Iiiev arc absolute bargains.
j . A. 11
( SticrcNsur to It. II. May k Co.,) O
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!SAI,KS ROOMS. I \ fVM*QT V
I 70 I Krnud M reel, | /* vT L' O 1. 1\ y
j Oct S-<itll.
iCarriap Eiprii
Establish
Day & 1
733 and 735 OROAD STREE
Manufacturers anfi De
Oarriajjos, Knckawavs and Plant
| * .. r * - * - ' ' "
, mat-Hirers Agnus lor the Sale of
i'I ho (fl'lXl IXK and only Iloail (.'art divo
i Price $45 an
WILSON, ('IHM)S A (MVS.
I I'rtckinjr. Also link and' I loin lock So|i>^
Kid Skins. A full Slock of Shoo Lasts.
YOU II OHDFRS, Oli CALL AND SKK
TOM I'HIO MS.
I?ead! Demo
FIVK MONTHS FOR (
THE'NATIOMLI)
WASHING
A larjro 28 column DAILY Dl
Washington Kvonts, Local, (ioiwral, For*
to any address from now until Nov. .'liith
Wo wish to place the National li
| member ul our purl v. and to accomplish
} price to mere cost of blank paper.
i srp.seiupTiox fiikkto any i*k
CORRESPt
w a x t i: i >?c o ii i m: s i '<) x i) i: xt?w .
tion to whom a fair prift? will l?c* paid. 1
inclose .fli.CK) for subscription, in order t
will be credited as soon as identity is esti
Address A. GORDON
Publisher of DAII
Editorial Rooms 2 Congress Si
EMORY'S L
Ari> the liKST KVi:i!
llcuilat'liR. Olll- <rnod I
Pills, followed I>y one pil
man machinery run as re
? Tr and plit new life in a brok
less. Pleasant, Inl'alli
bv all Drntrxisls and Med
STANDAltl) t'l'KI-: <
tTil^u/ VkM^ l-Hini-y'H Iiliile C'nl
^tAafjT v* 1 o he I he best I'ill ever n
jv W. II. (lollKit, llarmouv
W arc the most popular of u
MORY'9 LIi Ut 1I.\kkk, Locust Drove, Oh
OATHARTIO PILLS |V, Texas. Tl
'VAr'TpM*!''* Thev arc unexcelled.VI
,\ 1) T A :l" its forms positive
1)1 A Lii IV 1 i\ I'ills, a nevei-fuilinp r
poison of any kind. Endorsed hy physicians:
izr> tVn ts ;i Box.
.
~?. A. B 1
ESTABLISH
Watches, Diam
Sterling Silver & T
CLOCKS, BRONZES AN
70S
PARSONS?
And will completely change the blood In
person who will tako 1 Fill each night froi
health. If each a thing be possible. For F?ir
Phjilciaui use them for tbo euro of L1VEB
or sent by mall for 8B& in stamps. Clrcnla
fcMtHHHEsaraHraafiKfea
US P ^ll N1
Mis. Marking ouKti, A\ l.iHij'.nv ( u.?ti, tjhronla IHarrlx
Cl??a??a e* Bp'ne. Sold fVL-r?wiirr?. Circulars frse.
If U m well-known fact that mc.M rf f!m d 0 SI
Bom and Cattle Powder (old In thl? ;.'<on- MS S3 cl
try I* worthless; that Sheridan s Condition Knca HI
PowJerii abioiutelypure and very valuable- mkLfm 91
Nothlnc onKarth will nwkti Ii?im Dnl M
layllkeSherldan'sConditlon 1'otr-. SI
nr. Dom. ??o tea?poonful to each pint at
fcod. It will al#o po*ttlve!v urn rent ani cure I n<*
CHICKEN CHOLERA, Ium
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DYEAR'S ?
Repository.
K OF CAIi|{IAt;t:S, IHOOIKS. PH.KTONS,
>. I in ?> limst'. ) ami Doublv llarnc.iis
M air rial, Ac.. fir. Kur tin- lit'vt thirlvtlws I
nor OPKN AM) TOP P.ICUIKS at Ivs*
are all l-im* Niirtlu'i"! ami l'!a>U>ni makoH,
II anil ?>xaiiiiii<.> tlicni ai.il votivinev youwlvea i
GOODYEAR, Atfont: 1
PP. CiliOKdv KAM.UOAO HANK. fl
GEORGIA, j r'u'TT"!^I?;?,. I
101 flu Ml. '
ied IS1W.
Tannahill.
T - - - - AUGUSTA, CA.
alers In All Kinds Of
ation ami lioad Wagons. Carts. &c. Manila*
Krazier's I'atint I load Carts.
sUmI of all Sulky Motion. IVn Patau to.
<1 itpw.inls.
I'll I LA DMIil'H IA W \<!OX.
r&r K have added to our stork a lino lino
* of Cll KA I' 'I*IIA l>K l?Cti(ili:s aiul
10CKAWAYS made to our own ordvr,
kith special regard to the (Quality of tint
VIhm Is, Axli'sand Springs, which wi<K?dl
wvv than anv house this side of Cineiuati.
NO CIM-lAI* AUCTION WOliK
AUi full ^...1.11.. I
[artless, P?ridles, Collars. Whips, Pugiry
'tiilin-llns. Trunks. Coach Material of
'.wry Inscription, Cloths. Paints. Coach
"arnishes. Also Leather ami liniii I'eitng.
Packing, Ilivets and Lacing Hooks
ml Punches. I talian Hemp and Sonpstnne
Leather, French ami American Cnlfr-mi
Latest Styles J ust Received. SKNI> IN
l"S. Our Prices will at all times ho IJOT>
i i mum m i cots i i n ? IJJW jjuitft
crats Mead I !
>NLY TWO DOLLARS.
MLY BEBOCMT,
T03ST, ID. O.
KMOCKATlC newspaper containing all
i:rn ami Political News. Will he mailed
lor ON"I.Y TWO DCd.I.Alp:. 1
KMot i:.\T in the hands of every good
that end have reduced the subscription
4
11SOX SKN'DINCi I S 3 SC BSC U INK UK.
DnsriDiEisrTS.
i; desire a good correspondent in this sec'ersons
applying for said position mutt
?f in-mnuai>. -\ini)u11l nowover
iWlishcd.
J LEWIS,
-Y NATIONAL DEMOCRAT,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
mm ?e?B?? ???i?? ?t
ITTLS CATHARTIC PILLS
. M.MHj lor <*i?kilv?*nons,
ilnsc of three or four Kmory's Little Cathartic
1 every niglil for a week or I wo, makes the hujrnlar
as clock work; thev purify tho blootl
en-down body. 1'iiruly Vegetable, Hariiiil>l?\
the yonnjresf |child may lake them. Sold
iciiie Hcaiers at Ifi CtM. a ilox, or by uiail.
Proprietors, lt?7 I'carl St., \. Y.
Iiartiu are more than is claimed: ttiev prove
set! here. Worth twice the money asked?W.
( rove, Oa.-?=- Kmory's Idttle (.'ntlmrlU;
ill the Cathartics ? \\'ii. Hisuor, Mills Itivor.
t used one box with wonderful results?X. W,
io. 1 recommend thein. -.loitx I'ui.i.ins, il.
icv are oxccMent.?1< Hknsox. .lack sou, M iss
?Slus. Ki.i/.*i:i:tii Ki:vsku, Mobcilv, Mo.
Iv cured with I'mory's Standard Cure
rmedy: I hi' contain no Quinine. Mercury, or
mil sold t>v dri'.ujri- is evervwlu re. or hv mail,
STANDAltl) (T UK ft).. New fork.
. MARK WALTERS
'in Jfaible ami (irmiifc Works.
NEAR LOW Kit MA UK FT, Augusta, On.
WORK, Domestic and Imported. All
<tern and Scotis'o Oranito, a'. Low Price*.
AND SOl'TII (JA KOI.IXA MONT\l?K
a Si'Kciai.ty. A larjre selection of
nd(.?UAXlTK WORK always on hnnd,
KTTKMXG and DKM V Ml! V.
5 A H E,
IIJ^U 1!S4'2.
c
onds, Jewelry, riple
Plated Ware,
D FINE FANCY GOODS
J Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
'URGATIVE fill I A
mz7PILLS
the entire system In tbree mootlit.
a 1 to 13 weeks, may be restored to souut
nun vuiuinmiiu u??e ruu nave no equal*
, and KIDNEY diseases. Sold oTtt]fitlicn?
ra froe. I. 3. JOHNSON A CO., Bortw. lliti.
ACronp, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nraral*
|i?, Rhenmatlsm. JOHNSON'S ANODYNE
MNIMKNT (for Internal and BrUmtt '
Vie) will hmUntanoouily rellovo ihew terrible
disease, ond will poalUvoly car* nine cun
oat of ten. Information that will tiaro man*
Uvea aent froe hr mall. Don't daUj a mount.
Prevention la better than cure
r ctTP.Efl Influents, Bleeding at the trniR*. IToareaan,
l>yaenterv, Cholera Morbus. Kidney Trouble*, sad.
{. 8. JOIIHAON A CO.. Boaton, Mm,
ME KENS LAY ,
Cholera, Ac Bold everywhere, or *enifty?n lbt Itoja I
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