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^ jg& Wednesday, August 18, 1875. 1 ^^(hel^ublic Roads. Mr. Robert Jones, Chairmau, ami Mr. i( Thos. Christian, mumhti|A^ Lh<; lioardij of County CouimissiodH&Srae made a j i thein into co 11 v e n i|] bavo appointed juul commissioned dver f these, road ove.seeis, designating cer- [ tain stations in each section, uud^as- J signing a certain number of hands^jo j each station. 1. is a work of muphil labor, but has been faithfully done and 1 promises the best results. From the * followihg tabular statement furnished I us by Mr. Joshua Jones, the efficient Clerk of the Board, it will be seen that ' some 200 overseers, with o,<>-0 hands,; ( have in chargc 570 miles of road?or i between .six and .seven hands to the i mile. The road overseers have been i1 iiftwlv e.oniniissioned. and trust will co- ! operate zealously with thu Board ofj v. Commissioners:? I .... ^ I J s I i i S Jtoad Dhtrk 's. j k J -5 | ? i ! | | c ! = I ? I 1.^ ,l_ 0 I No. 1, Ninety Six | oSi Kfej .'{74 l,s i No. 2, Greenwood | 42, lu4 2SJ 131. No. 3, Cokesbury j 27j 70; 216j 10 j1 No. 4, Donaldsvilk* | .S7- 0S| 218: J > s No. 5, Due West j .'?2. 142| 259j 13{a . No. 0, Long Cane j l.'Wi :<17 1!)| No. 7, Smitbvillc I 2l?i losj 21S, I<>! No. 8, White Hall | 23| 72; 94, flj* No. 9, Indian Hill j 40; 122 27s 11 ;j No. 10, Cedar Springs...; 27; .r>7< lo7, lit !t Ao. 11, Abbeville j 30, 90; 17"); lai: No. 12, Diamond Hill,! H"| Sj No. 13, Lowndesville ... 02| 121 2") | 14, Magnolia j onj onj ni)i 00,t No. 15, Calhoun's Millsj 54! 112 344; 17 j\ No. 10, Bordeaux 1 411 94]' i>72| 12 c j570, J oL'l )J'A i2( i j200 f A Post-Gkfjcr without a Mail.? v A post-offiee is about to be established 1 M Liberty, to supply the wants of a largo t jand intelligent community, yet the post a j-oute is so arranged now as to defeat the c ends of its establishment. A weekly :\ mail jeomes up from Augusta everyib Tuesday by way of Liberty, with an e empty bag, and returns on the same day ; d by way of the Dorn Mine with the saiuej empty bag. And the consequence is n that nobody is benefitted. Now let the; r day be changed to "Wednesday for the > > return of the mail, either by way of I n Liberty or the Mine, and the Abbeville s paper.s and other important mail matter, o would receive prompt distribution. As the matter stands now, the carrying of the mail by that route is a mere farce.'v J.-et the citizens} of the Bordeaux section '/. move in the matter. tl I < Two Moiiiv Stokks.?Tlie work ofjti improvement goes bravely on in Abbe-! \\ vijle. On Monday last, Messrs. Bequest o and A. M. Kill commenced work res- y peetively upon their new stores. A full is force of workmen lias been emploved, U and Mr. Bequest expects to get into his n new store by the 1st September; Mr. tt Hill somewhat later. The stores wheii'fi completed will form a part of the finest tl range of stores in the up-country, and j u vv/Milil ilo hniwii' In nnv* Ideal ioll U either iii.city or town. We hail these ai evidences of present prosperity, as an earnest of future progress. ?.<?>.? I 11 Thk Rorpk.wx Fi.ouk Mux.?This t<: scction is blessed with one of the finest! tc mills in the County, owned and super- vi intended by Mr. (J. Cade. The mill has h been doing an unusually large business'It this season, and has given general sat- g< isfaction in the yield and quality of the tl ! flour turned out. The subscriber took a* to the mills a wagon load of wheat a' few days since, and got a return of for-] ty-flve pounds to the bushel. The! wheat was got;d, and the flour of the j ' iilifut fiiifilitv f w'diilil rt'poiiuiu'iiil .'ill ",,vv% - - - Wlio wish good flour and ;i good yield to . try the mill. A. PATRON". 01 ^ ^ a Ouk townsman, Win. H. Parker, Esq. 11 lias a reputation as a hortieulurist, and some of the finest specimens of pears * L and peaches grown in his orchard,;" which we have ever seen, were present-: 1 f ed by him a few days since. We return) * our thanks, and are sure that if exhib-j ited at our next Fair, they will bear oil" ri some of the premiums of the Society of t! which heistbeactive and efficient Sec- ii retary and Treasurer. The pears were; if of the Bartlett variety. I" * <.> 1 Dwellixo Burned.?We learn that the dwelling of Mr. Henry Young, of 11 Due West, was burned on Tuesday r night of the past week, with the outbuildings and a good part of the furniture. Thefirebroke out about 12 o'clock tl at night, and when discovered had g made such progress, that it could not he <> i arrested. The tire Is supposed to havelli \ arisen from some coals dropped acci- f; dently by the cook. We extend our t ? heartfelt sympathies. f -?<a> ' o An Outrage. ? Konie evil-disposed ! persons attempted on Thursday last to throw the G. <S: C. lip-passenger train oft" 3 the track, by placing a couple of bars of o iron across the rails near the Dead-fall,' ? below Hodges. Some damage was done! c to the engine and to the track, but the s passenger train received no injury. The; s :> company should follow the example of a the express companies, and offer a good 1 reward for tho guilty parties. This it ivould likely secure their arrest. | The promptness of English justice is c well illustrated in the conviction of t ' Col. Valentine Jiaker, a distinguished ;s officer of the army, for makyig an im- c proper assault on a young lady in a rail- I : road car, and his sentence to six months I _ in jail. Quite a contrast to the law's delay in this country. \ Our townsman Mr. Wm. Moore, is j now painting the Upper Long Caneji church, and as he always does, is getting ( off a good job. He knows how to handle the brush and always gives satisfaction. We commend him to our friendsj? needing anything in his line. j< Miss Belle Boyd lectures in Newberry to-morrow night. Miss Belle , acted as a Confederate soldier during the j war, and relates many thrillin_ .-lories! of adventures, exploits and escapes. We should like to hear her lecture. j ? ?> iNSur.E your dwellings with W. T. |~ Branch. '< ->* !?' _ -IfMnY ... " - 5"Thje Pltcexix, after a suspension of a couple of weeks makes its" appearance again in our sanctum, and we extend to it a cordial welcome. The indeed an old friend, and we are ideas-1 |) L-d to learn that there is 110 danger of 1 ii aur losing it. To use its own words: "The riacnix is the oldest newspaper published in Columbia. Started before j]] Lhe ashes of our unfortunate city were sold, it has continued the even tenor of J its way through prosperity and adversi-j hi [y and weajiie^ed many a storm in ctj which its contemporaries have gone lo lown. Itjiis been for ten years a welcome morning victor to'hundreds of ,u homesjin this ^ity:^md throughout tue w i5tate. It has w<ui its-pjsaee-in the re- Vv ipect tlie people by industry and 1 ?er severance, by fldeUty and puiicttiaiiiy | ind at ttjecost of liaucb ' labor and ex-l0f [>en9e^ .No temporary' disaster or inis-i 'ortune $hall cause it to lose the position j t has fairly'earned. The field is, how- J jver,.open and free to all. Year in and1 ,Tearout,tbe 1'lnvnix has worked its; ?lebeand kfcows its furrows* It is no;"1 danger to the toil and responsibility.'of [f others challenge its place, it will a'c-' a . cpt the iruaye a< best it may. conscious hat the best newspaper? tlie newspaper,s' hat furnishes the liest- news and the l,fc nost reliable intelligence, of the niovnj; accidents! and incidents of the day? , vill, like any other business, win ihe '. upport of thecorninunity. a' - ?..,i i hi we LL'Murr cmr ia i u uiuwus uuu )f;.st wishes. ,lc ? ? Two Days Faiu at Ninety-Six. ? iv rhc Two Days Fair held in the Academy sa milding at Ninety-Six on Thursday and! tli 'riday niuht of the past week, for the "1 teuefitof the Baptist Church, was a very fo ncees.sful entertainment, ami attracted ol l large attendance. tii On Thursday night there was a musi:al entertainment, and a bountiful sup- . I ri( )lv of refreshments, which were duly). ij>]>r?ciated. The leecijilsof tho even-i ^ ng amounted On Friday morning was the sale of lie fancy articles, by our friend Dr. fo. iViteon, and they went off like hot! "J akes. On Friday night was the Grand in Concert, vocal and instrumental, to su rhicli tlic two Misses Dorn, tne Misses! . \'/ionv (lllfl Idlwt^ /tfkll. ! ^ liUIA, I UUVIIV (illVt vvuv>7 VVII ' *1 J'l ributed some of their choicest music: Ic1'' ixl the Abbeville String Baud, , onsistitiof Messrs. Trowbridge. j O O . I ||J. Vilsoii and Calhoun, furnished their UP est melodies. Everybody was delighld, and the eiitortainmenl pulsed oil' elight fully. !C(I The aggregate receipts amounted to'*'11 lear \Wiich is a large sum to be uised in the present monetary pressure. 11 {inety-feix, however, is a liberal coinnunity, and nothing opens their purse jed (.rings so effectually as some charitable ! t\s r religious entertainment. |(Ji C'K.vsrs Rkjtkxs.?We publish tliis;c.jj reek very interesting letters from Maj.: (j(1 leigler and Mr. M. O, Mct.'aslan, with'-m lie returns of the Cokesbury and Cedsti j fn l>rings township's. They oiler many t nii'li' tmnn^t inn*; which (til I* lu-olilr l,i,V V W%.00v.-v.w J i ,lll on ill do well to adopt. The necessity f planting more grain is becoming ] early more apparent lo our people, and toi s being acted upon. The "no fence ' i\v," is urged by very strong argu- tia lents upon" public favor and merits a J ^jj ial. That our crops sutler as much \)U 'qui want of work as of rain, is a truth j j,a tat the idle farmers should ponder'tin ell. Let politics alone, and go to hard) ork, ye who have families to support, ! lid nothing to support them with. j - - - <3> ! iu I A Xi;\\* JI?> rcr,.?Mr. John Knox us been making various improvements i his premises < n Main and Washing-1sin >n streets, and proposes, we learn, di-jy\ iding tlie commodious upper rooms of; is building, so as to furnish ample liu-! ( 1 accommoi! itions. The local-ion is a|pi< mil one, ami wo have no doubt that!p|-< le hotel will do a good business, and j we Id to ihe reputation of Abbeville. j pU Ciiai:li:ston is agitating the question : supplying the city with water fronijswr rtesian wells. A public meeting has s*? fen held, and a committee of seven I tizens appointed who are to report tor"' (subsequent meeting the result of their rci jquiry, and their views as to theirM>u raeticability of providing the necessa-i >' capital for the construction of the: roposed works. The mayor and coun-j 1 favor the moveinent. C(" | bit Tin-: wish of Andy Johnson to bo 1 ui-1 1 * . ! cm! in the flag of his country, ami with Ut ic Constitution in his hand, was noiCrV lie whim of the moment, hut the cher- I sl|,, lied purpose of a lifetime, showing pr< tlie ruling passion strong in death." mj t showed a sincerity of purpose and a 1 eptii of conviction, which sliould com- j}a land respect; certainly not provoke He idicule. A + tin It is estimated that it will take oucliird of the cotton crop to pay for the J uano that has Ireen used this year by !su ur planters. When our farmers by ajTI ittle attention and labor can make theirjwl trms permanently rich, is it notstrauge j in hat they will pay so much for a doubt- ho nl fertilizer, which at best can only he lig i uenem lor one year. i n?i I, - - -o-? ?- an I5aki:i:< i j: and Danck at 1> hooks' ni< iln.i/.?On Friday last a large number rii >f young pcrtons assembled at Brooks' dill to partake of an excellent barbecued dinner and {o enjoy themselves oeiallv. Music and dancing were no mi mall part of the performances. Quite vi: l number of young people from the vil- ha age were present and participated in th lie entertainment. f ?>> One friends will not forget to sow |. iats. A sufficient quantity of red oats'1 1 o supply t lie demands may now l?o! ^* own at a Its* cost than the hauling of j sorii from the depot would be in the IC msy season next .Spring. Di'itrxfi a recent visit in Greenville ^ol ve had the pleasure of meeting Col. II. r'1 \ llammett, President of the Piedmont H< Manufacturing Company. He speaks u encouraging terms of the prospects >f the Factory. be ?3?? F?' IvKv. Mk. Moou preached an able iml impressive discourse in the Melholist church 011 Sunday. The attendance ^ >vas large. tll ? <s> ? Mess us. JTakvey and Jas. Wilson ,vere the managers of the dance at Lirook's Mill. 15 IxsuitK your grist and Hour mills with W. T. Branch. w Except the Methodist all the churchis in town were closed on Sunday. B S WJ? . * > ' | Mt. Camel Items., A protracted meeting of the MettiJiyi.Church will commence at Zoar hircii, Mt. Ca'rmel, on to-morrow^ evs. Messrs. Daniels and "Mann "vjjp j ; present to conduct the services. ^???. "W. P. Xoiu.i;, Rsq., is still serionajBS Mit. H. M. Jon.wsox, of Due "Well | is a plantation near Mt. Cannel roflfe ] I out to negro tenants, where the cotV * II is so small that it almost takcaK* agnifying glass to see it among thai eeds?the cotton is two inches and the'; ecds several feet high. Pu. "NV.m. Li\*k,u skillful physician (lie Jhadley neighborhood, willsuouj: ove to the Wiilington neighborhood?'* A ruoTKAi'.TKii mteting of the cor j ed Methodist* of Ml. C'armcl waa" Id 1 iist week, to the great detriment jj the chickens of the neighborhood?! j favorite rooster and oilier choice- < ceimensof the feathered tribe disap^ ared. _$ Mit. .1. L. Covin is having his res]?, nce repaired, and has called in tile i tl of the lightning rod man to insure < s life; preferring him to the insurance ;ent. TiiKKK is ,'i liorse in .mi. Larinei over) renty-livo years of age, that the owner ys he would not exchange, for two of] e finest mules o.f the County. He | ives in clover"?that is on meal and ilder?and has nothing to do. He is d enough and sensible enough, as the lies go, to vote. Jin,. .S. K. Mckkaii has a natural cu- , isiiy in (he shape of a rain with four!* ?rns?two rising upwards and two!] auehing downwards. Mit. J. W. Mokuaii has the agency j| r the "Cross and Crown," and the' 'ainily J>ihle," valuable publications, j1 the sale of which he has been (jiiile : CCCSSflll. ' T.'ii: crops generally in this see!inn i? good. Mr. Lewis Covin has as line | >ps as ho lias ever had, on his two j nutations. Jle is an active old gentle- | mi, over seventy-six years of age, and] parently as vigorous as ever. L Mk, Axkukw McAkistkk has sonic!) i n which he thinks will ^ icld lifly ! < ishcls to the acre. It can't he heat, e has also a large crop ol* line water- j I'lullS. j I A. siN(iiN(i sc iioo'.has been e.slahlish:it Mi. i.'jirniL'l. niiniberinir some,' enty-tive scholars, with Mr. James'' bert as teacher. 11 I'll H fruit, crop of Mt. ('armel and vi- P lity has .suli'cred from the depreda-' ms of roving thieves. Moat is scarce; d some of the darkies are living on i' .it. |l Tjih Messrs. Mars arc said, now *o;j vo especial attractions at Willingtoii. j Mks. CiKoiuiK llojjixsox, of Willing- 1 1, is now seriously ill. i- a large and interesting Suny school at Willinglon under the 1 arge of the Uev. A. L: Miller, the 1 f stor of the Church. They propose to vc a .Sunday school celebration about!' L' 1st October. j' Pjri: Lodge of Good Templars in Mt. rmel meets on the Saturday before | i second Sunday in each month. A,| 1 attendanee is requested. it.. T . r* !'/.? iv I u II, n ' 1 ?1 IV. U n.1# *' J.l <MI>7 ? V/ UMV.-Wj je .shop in the county. lie reads the d- n J )i it iLi.t'STKATKi).?We have cm- < >yed a number of first-class artists toi' .-pure illustrations for our paper, and!1 shall at an early day commence thei bjication of Hiograpliical .Skctehc.i K il pictures of all the prominent men! our acquaintance. The lirst of our, ies will be ii highly entertaining N ,'tch of our Devil, with a life-size por-b it of that personage, which shall be 1 lowed by a sketch of the life of thatj* narkablc man, the post master at! mpkintown. Then we vill publish th a picture, an aulo-biogruphiculjn ,'tch of the freight conductor on the fc : Abbeville branch. The whole to be c icluded by the life anil doing* of our * j delinquent subscriber. iVHKX in (Jreenville the Junior called , * the oHicos of the Daiti/ AYh'.s and the * WHviltc A,nf< I'j/riav find Mount(un*:t:r%,e d was pleased with the evidences of! jsperity in both offices. 'J'he A't ten j in has recently supplied himself with a ot of new job type, while the Messrs.;1 .iley have-it subscription which justi-!^ h them in ]iutting up a new fast press.! t fii<t riiv>? iu i 11 (I ii ii 11 *? 11 k 1?> u'lwl'n' i'j'0 is a huge circulation. ?<!> ' [t in thought that the rates of lire in- f ranee will be materially reduced. ' lis we think right. We see no reason I iy insurance .should not be as cheap! Abbeville as in other towns, and wej' pe that it may be reduced to living;* ures. Messrs. DuPre it Connor have l med a partnership in the business d will represent most of the compass represented bv the late Joel ,S. J'er-i *. * ! < l, Lsq. I j ? ? , Mu. Lakkin* Bak.mouk was in town turday, receiving his prorata of tiie c?ncy due him from the Citi/on's Ka- ( ugs Bank. Heis a good farmer and s increased his wealth. He will read e Prcus al7(l Banner another year. j, The Lancaster Ledger says, recently! legro in that County wrote an insult-! i g note to a young lady. The letter', is handed to the young lady's father, J lio promptly took his gun and shot the j gro. j. Tin: town of (ireenville has been quiet r a week past. IS'o tightsor newspaperI uahbles. Its getting lute ' ou ht. J ut-', .'k's duy." i - <r> + Tin: &)i(incl says there will! a surplus of eorn in thulf county this j ill. Mr. J. E. McCuackkn, rccentiy from tluntu, is now buck at his ohl post in e 7 Vo-.v (Old J'anncr ofliee. Ixsrnii your fc?aw !Milis with W. T. ranch. C. P. Pki.iiam, Esq., of Columbia, as in (Jreenville last week. Ma.t. Galphin was the beau of the rook's Mill barbecue. v . *w Jro;-. Iai*bovements at Hodges.?Messrs Vance, Mosley & Co. are building tw new brick stores. Parties having sug gestions to make 011 such architectur will please hand them in at once to Mi Mosely, as the work is progressing rap fey- ' L>Messrs. McGHiee '& Townsend wil tyaild three hew brick stores. Amateu ftVcbitecta.raay submit designs to cithe of the hUrlders. Mrl5,J;.X Nix, the obliging and cour t^fc^OSlfmastcr at that municipality i havillglumber delivered with which t otiild a'store and dwelling. Architect wlll'talfe notice and prepare plans ac cordingly. *? 4 <J> ? fcijlicssrs. Tiros. 1'. Pa i:kicii, 11. 10 Pinckney and Lewis Ward law exhibit Segree of delight seldom seen when ih Warrenton pic-nic is mentioned. Noili Sg could keep them away from anolhe auch entertainment. Their delightfu Accounts make the other young "bloods' about town regret their absence. ]Ii:lic:ioi s.?The protracted meelin: at Liberty Chureh, closed on Wednes nay lust nnw an interesting series 01 re ligious services. A protracted meeting at Tabor clmrcl commenced on .Saturday last, to eon tinuc for several days. A protracted meeting will commenc :it Republican church on Saturday next The Jlev. Manning Brown, the l'rcsi ding Elder, will lie present. Sri-; am Powkk Pjuxtixo.?T\*im phlcts of all kinds are cheaply and expc ilitiously printed by Walker, Evans <! Cogswell, Charleston, S. C. Thei presses are in full blast on this class o work, butsiill their facultiesare so grea [hat there is always room for more work Proceedings of meetings, Conventions College Commencements, Briefs, Ac, &c. ire executed in the pest stylo and witl greatest dispatch. tf Wk learn that the Board of Ivjualiza Lion are discharging their duty faithful ly and conscientiously. In some case iuwIiiaa.I nl'onolmvianfa nnrl 11 mn U HAiUtUi iinov.3DHn.niQ (iii v4 u ither cases they have raised the assess incijt-s. With such men on the Jinan :>ur people need have 110 fear of unjus jr arbitrary action. .J. S. Cot 11 it an and family spen liist week in Greenville. The ('(done was in Court in the interest of his cli ,'iits. It seems that Greenville can' iave a Court without the Colonel. Tin nounlain people, like the Abbevilli >eople, appreciate a good lawyer. Tim Sheriff offers some considerabli jrojicrty for sale, and among other val table real estate are the lands of Georg< Mien deceased. This is a rare oppor unity for (lie investment of ready cash ^ec bill of particulars in another col unn. (iKKKXvim.h exhibits all the evi 1 enccs of progress, in the erection o lew stores and dwellings, and manu Hcturies. The new cotton factory, it i: aid, will add :it least one-third to tlx >opulation of the city. Mi{. J. M. Tri'wi'it has the contrac or building the bridge at Brook's 31111 ?oi the job he is to get $180. The sam< :on tract or will also build a bridge a [jink'sstore across the same stream foi ;S0. Krfi.. The Abbeville Debating Society iecided the question of free trade las Saturday night in the affirmative. Tin lext question proj>osed for discussion is 'fs a third 1'residential term expe lient ?" Wm. if. PAKKIiH, KS(j., left Abbe ille on Friday last for Cashier's Valley vliere his family are spending the Sum ner. They will be back early in Sep em lier. ?jrj>'" The rains have been very goner il through the upper counties tlu state, and in our own county, with tin xcoption of the Millway and Bradley ections. Mrs. Gordon, the widow of Jas Sordon, deceased, an estimable lady o he upper section of the County, isseriiu.-ly ill, and not expected to recover. Some of the Abbeville ladies whih ?n the cars going to Greenville go 'sparks" in their eyes. It's a little trange too, as the window blinds wen :Ioscd. The prospect now is that the Indus rious farmers of this county will harves i good crop, while many of the indolcn lave lost their crops. * ? Dit. Thus. J. Maijky was in towi ast Saturday. Wc congratulate tin oinniunity on liis recovery from his lab jrotraeted illness. ?<]>? A uncharges of risks written hy \V 1'. Jiranch at equitable rales. Solvency guaranteed, Josses adjusted and paid a igencv. OlTice over Post Ollice, Abbe k-ille C. II., 8. ('. ? ? Tiik Ohio election, which comes of >n the 12th of October, is one of absorb ng interest, from the influence it wil lave on the next Presidential election I'lic Democrats are .sanguine of success Tin: doctors about town are having j luird time. Nobody seems to be get tin; sick. ? -ts Dr. V. F. (Jary, of Cokcsbury unl his son, Mr. Eugenic CJary, now o Kdgelield, were in town on Monday. Tin-: Abbeville ladies in (Jreenvilli are quite popular, and all have mad conquests. ? ??? ? <2> Utv. JOm.isox Cai'Kiis, of <"iroe 11 ville, has received a call to the Kpiscu pal Church, of Sehna, Ala., and is nov on a visit to that city. Ixsi:ijk your Cotton with W. '1 Branch. Thk Mansion llorsi:, at CJrcenvill is well kept and is crowdcd with gue.slf Col. F. A. Connor was in tow Thursday night. Mr. W. T. Branch rides in a ne\ buggy. r . > >. Th^ Musical Infliction. ?Whilst Ce) 0 different comtfiuuities have of late suffered from various forms of the prevaile ing epidemic?somefrom French horns, . others from accordeons?the good people i- of Granitoville have of lale been sorely * ^ tried with the musfc of drums, bass and 1 - kutLle, until they were ready to cry, . *? P1 rl"We hate that driitli's discordant sound, r Parading round auu round and round." ness Hear the Aiken %-ihunc: VCI.^ "The good oitizens of Graniteville ,Ul " s have been entertained during the past have 0 week with nightly concerts on a bass than y :iml keltle drum. They have endured but t s the inlliefion with commendable pa- com. !* tience; but desire us tosay for them that Mj,,* while their appreciation of the musical I c|,.jtl| efforts of the performers on the aforesaid J 0f ](); I instruments is xitul sincere, tney j k0m * | can wilhout a single pang of regret see croI) ii, them depart for "oilier fields and past- qu| ( c j u res new." The citizens aforesaid don't gauj want all the music at once;'they will willingly lake the same in monthly in- averr r stallinenls, and would not pine much if ej3 ^ I they didn't get any at all." cotto ? 13ord Tin: town election in Anderson re- C01'1} suited iu the success of the Republican r ticket, as follows: ;'wy. sheei For /iifnittnnt?John II. Cochran, crop For Wardens?Q. P. Tolly, X. ter w JSrown, John ISlcGrath and S. M. Pegg. ! !l The license issue was also decided in whis * favor of license by a decided majority. 4?>. fay Air. Thos. Link, an esteemed "> * citizen of the lower section of the county, died on Sunday night of a congestive chill, afler a short illness, lie was in town on Thursday, was taken sick on Friday, and died on Sunday, and was buried on Monday. "In the c midst of life we are in death." r _ f On! friend Mr. M". O. Mef'aslan ore * sen ted us :i few days since with some of I the largest and finest Indian peaches '? that we have ever seen. He is one of our best farmers and horticulturists. 1 - Mr. Thomas W. Peagues killed a rattlesnake in the backyard of his premises, - last .Saturday afternoon, having live rat. i ties and a button.?C'condcm Journal. J ftS1" We would like to hear of some i one who had seen a rattlesnake without _ a button. ] t * t Tin: North Carolina election was carried by the Democrats by very small majorities; the result of the prevailing t apathy ami want of organization. - King lliehard, of Ninety-Six, t has transferred hisaffections to a lively in i Laurens. Ho lias just returned from a L* I two weeks' trip. Br*?.- Ninety-Six has at last hi on favor e cd with refresh in;: rains, though too late to do much for the corn crops. They i have been pretty well hurneil up. ? - - - *?? ? j Tin; New York RepublicanStateCon-j ', venlion will meet at Saratoga 011 the8th i ' September. "NYk would not be surprised to hear of f,' Mr. Marshal! Dellruhl making a hurried -1 trip to the mountains. s ( _ ^ < v J! Onki-:nv 11,lf.boasts foilr 1 ivery stables, i whilst Abbeville i.s not able to suj>port one. I ? i '-''y . Miss Li/zii-: ('. Oatm: went to An- 1....... lias 0 ; derson on Friday last to visit relative in'crops t that town, and returned on Monday. j Lien ^ j on an Mns. Aiichku, Misses) Cothran, Mar-j (shall and Smith, of Abbeville, are nowi . in Greenville. 1 crop i ! has y< 6?i?" There was a run ofl'on the Andcrson Brunch of an excursion camp j-.u.m I meeting train last Sunday. u spl Tot'Co a, on tin* Air Line railroad, lias! . fJ0<? inhabitants. Two years ago it was j'unU "in the woods." him t -<??t?- ? otr b A XiCH PitKSEXT.?Senator Ilollins- y *j I head will please accept our thanks for aj j handsome present of fruit and cake, (,'iju-ij iThey formed part of a sumptuous feast! tian t "jon Monday, which commemorated his audi; ; J fortty-first birthday. (jaSe ' | Pakkkk has been discharged from im- j with prisonmeut, on the ground that impris- B?l onment for debt is unconstitutional and , . , lar is that fraud was not involved in the case ]ev J-: charged agaiust him. Th .j Mu. ]). A. Smith, late of Columbia, was in ourotlice on yesterday. |out, 1 Yoi'xn lad IKS should bo careful how j scrib ? they write love-letters to looth-carpeu- L L ters. large Mr. Titos. P. Pakkkk is lonely now. ; The other strings to his bow are far ^e( uway. takei Tim editor of the Newberry Herald !gene " j is now at Cilenn .Springs, having a good | time. p| j A i.r- who wish a good breakfast, will j be sure to get it at McUhee's in Helton. M'.. t,l.n/l .111 Iwl'llir-O (if \\'(\t ,J'jdih I' > > l'j IUX\ U HUM (VII HWU >J\?(?uvv ? , . | weather recentIv. j j {) j' .?! lxsinti-; your ( Jin Houses with W. T. tner liranch. I Al'te I Nsriti-: your life with \Y. T. llranch. -!u *\ " IIH III Cookk is at Glenn Sp-tings. iablcf >* j ? ? ? l h e i Autreville Items. j A1. T -1 j 1 lo The (Center of Gravity has become a jHJm popular place for negroes to meet and | M| I'j play cards and marbles, quarrel and i nu.n, . j swear, to the disgust of decent people j ,l( t j! who chance to pass that way. i '(|,OM i Mac, of KncUy Mingo, tells some very J Hug *! fabulous talcs about catching lish witli!era!i | a seine. Me says one day lie caught 2!)2, ! Mess I thu next 70i), and the next 4(> bushels, j Nine a He has superseded J Jr. Steifcr hi Idling I and I r them. j Th Tjik moi'climit at tlio ('enter of (irav- r..:.., | ity called on his lady love lately lo stay iall night and have a pleasant chat. J111- ?j ^j, '! agine his ?Iis;ij>|>t>iiitmoilt when she re-: ? r ' i tired, leaving iiim to talk to the old i . man. j Tin-: KIx<; of Antreville has formed a l? ; marble club. They play every night. c The (Jreenwood reporter will hear of On more of our young men being disap-' jiaut] ' pointed in their love all'airs. Kven the! Antreville reporter expects a general'. .. " bursting up with his dulcinca, but j 1 >- hopes Mr. Arnold will be successful, and! Cr< v j that the (jreenwood reporler, if not mar-J pilio J ried, may never know what it is to "love: at pr I i i4/? n ." | ir. illiu IlUt uv- IU?UM J J We hud the pleasure of staying all!Indie \ night with Mr. J. S. (Jibert during the lor h commencement at Due West, and he'eond denies being the man that had thescare-j ,. o ('rmv- take. I Skvkkai. of the Antreville ladies are |)(] * I at preset it visiting friends, and we feel | i loin-some and sad now, and anxiously! jj|l ? : await their coining. j ta,jjc "Tiih limit of the Mills" promises ing i to be a very interesting story. The opening chapter has been read by every ,, v body: 011 A. It. PI] / - - _ t I I J ? I.IMI. asus Returns of Cedar Springs An Township. ancb Abbeville Co., Aug. 17, 1875. t^an, ors Press and Banner : lustri ave linislied taking the census of that r Springs township, and according Thei oniise will give vou somo of the lsno * can \ Is. I found a good deal of sick- that and several deaths; the crops not prssl well worked, a great deal of grass, Cook i cjood deal of burnt corn. Crops ?ns iroin< SLiilered more for the want of work ' . I UJJlll lor ruin. {Schools arcinabiuidaiice here are very lew teachers that are!of il K'tent to teach. It looks like the I loading the blind. I saw some , ting, ami some drunk ; a great deal tfl?"1 uling and idleness amongst the la- , a< ig class. The return of last year's ",erc will show what ha3 beeu'done. j cxcel )f a population of over two thou-1 H0.^ inhabitants they made but ,.us ' els of corn, !J18 hales of cotton . " iging 400 lbs., or about eight bushml one-third and 183 lbs. of lint _V(:U1 n to each inhabitant; whereas, was 1 eaux township made 17J bushels ,icav and 280 lbs. of lint cotton to well iu. J idual; nearly double that of Cedar , lgs. There arc 500 dogs to 230 ), or two dogs to a sheep. Their would have been a great 111n farther frorTT'fhe village neoploI1 the leas inclination to run after "*7? key and politic*.. iTh ? White ^ ? delec TS o repoi ? Colored 5? ^ H i stood 1 - aa j 1 In' * White ? j? 2 I ?5X,"^ *1 5|*5 I -We: mL, 1 ,12.1 ~ woul o jColored ? ~| oiw. |_jj?=?=W=? j alien i I v. I lions 3 White ? : = bind _ i|,j tbcC i? iC'olored ? i U 5 | elect |-;r tion, - |White oi>= ~\ :iX3 his h [j S | c y, in de 3 i Colore d S^s sist 1 "'I r.i ^ ? i from w- fc: White j^o | p (jrcc ? IF" k ? I! u1 Til g | ?j(Coloredi? ^ || rj mall. oj_(| (i gd mial?| 2:1 White Ic > 5 II d Mecl Crl~N j| g ? ' |Fair I 4-j Colored! ?*!- (Jl ls<:c.01 I *|| I ? I ? 3 !| rt- ! dltlOl =!|==i=|==: II P tiona ill'White !^!$ j| 3" for a i k I ^ y U Lj prodi I L^i, < i J c i s ?' li 2 $30U : |-!||(-Olored x\~ || ? t,u. , I-li ra "-s il h prodi | Si;White U k 7 II S. impli |._jj 1 s I ? c j| A pr< I S 'Colored! ~! " */ j] end i l?j I * I .J- jl of .ill lie!1 l i i -! !White \v. . I"il_ lyi 2 i| i? \~, L , i1"ii distil j OC' J ' | ?" H " \ \ A ' ?-'j r ji A 1 yj % I White ! ?! c ^ ! j (Icilti ""i?ii j 5 I y:ii :l l)OS P| rj '(.'olored i?\ ^ ! epistl J-. 1)i' _-j,j > | igwin Cj fr 1 otul "White ( | done r ? !Total Colored. ! > "?? >i-l you (i X l?!i j : ^ Grand total. that Iw.j II than ' your Greenwood Items. Gkkknwood, S. "1 I *" August 17, IS75. j :its 1,1 >r Prcxs (iticl Banner: j iVoin ! have had refreshing rains which; ??r done much good to the growing i ty is and revived vegetation very much.1 had t giving fanners can now venture>circu lotlier side of Baltimore bacon. Idoin;. ion lias coinmcnced opening; a few; than' hampers would find ready sale.: ujorii Ellis, near Hodges, lias the finest! time in Abbeville, none excepted, lie jUstit iven acres that will make two thou-j (.r|v pounds per acre; and he will iuaUe| thm > his wages hands, on a two-horse! while over thirty bales of cotton, besides every cudid corn crop. Look out, MrJ[nr.cll 0 roads in this soction have been Tli> 1 good repair. We now invite the not h jr to come down, and will assure!of th hat his beaver will not get knocked ' thin! y the limbs. Come, we will show! this 1 .round to the fair sex, and remem-j made i;.t while there is life there is hope.; In tli ssrs. \V. C. Verell and Adam the 1J ; have returned from their moun-'Comi rip, much pleased with the country I tainl; leople. They went by way of Pen- the 1 n Factory, thence by Central and ? ley Station, and report fine crops, ^ j a few exceptions. t, b, who lias no equal as a fanner, i t " ' Llie nearest way to a greenback dolto so oats in September. His head '{jje ^ e Press and Banner Issf ill on rising nd, and is looked upon as ihe lead-j ournal of the up-country. Look In you will receive a list of new. sub- "igr era before long. say t P. Boozer resumed tue exercises of ter. ehool on Monday last, with a much I . r attendance than first session. | '. Jiu rt Riley, the weather prophet, j , ? icts a continuance of the wet weathWe hope, however, he may be mis11 this time, as the fodder crop is n'Prally ready for gathering. tv ** j 1)1 ill c-Nic and Barbecue of Pineville ! ,,1? Lodge. or Prc.iS and Banner: ^ssc e Good Templars of Pineville The ,re gave a pic-nic and barbecue din'- Assc at their Lodge on last Saturday. | . r Lodge meeting of a few hours, assembled around a table loaded to ! men liiiosL with baebecned meats, veget- j jnst. i, cakes, fruits and everything thati.U)(| nost delicate appetite eould desire, it . need upon our minds the words, "ml w sweet and how pleasant for bretliodwell together in unity." e Lodge seems lo be in a prosperous ition, with ji goodly number of hers, and still others are knocking he door for admittance. Among r . n resent from :i distance were Mrs. hey, from Abbeville, Mrs. IS. Turn-!'1"'1, id the blisses Cobb, troni Asterisk,! t.s. Templeton ami Calhoun, from | ty Six, ami Mr. R. P. Jhuhanau' , amily, from JJuck Level. v. I e farmers of Pineville are feeling! j . , and speak cheerfully of good . J." i, fair crops of corn, colton, and the j !ntr, | l's, with no liens to burden them in) VV ! 'all. Is they can get a good pricef jtton they will be independent. J'. , get a ? ??o? 0 . or 10 Ninety-Six Items. ? r special reporter at Cupid's Cou rt j Is us the following : in Turner bought a good supply of it's apparel at the ladies' fair. I T1 Doks Dunavaut is partial to milled, ''"'''n \v cases. Ho does not need but one Mi esent. .1 1) ng Richard says the Laureus you ng. s are ahead ol' any lie has ever met j ( cart smashing; Jiis is in a wretched j ition. i n (Jano is undecided which he will} ?the JJlonide or Brunette. I Th in Wilson caught cold ami the heart 1111 ise st Ninety-.Six?doesn't think hoj J 1 survive the trip; would recommend i J>ak< spoonful of .Mrs. Winslow's sooth-! non. syrup three times daily. jCosb illiam Anderson writes love letters 'ph/,, le back of guano advrrtisemenls. ! lillips is now using love powders. ' . V' ui ' m mm drkw Johnson's Life InsukEx-President Johnson,s death je regretted by none more deeply by the insurance companies. Ho i believer in lite insurance, and iluted bis faith by his acts to an extent is rare indeed, oven nowaday#.4 iggrejjat^ of the policies on his life less than $350,000. His happy heirs veil afford to say no mose about little pile of $70,000 which the exdent lost bv thn hankrnm-v nf Tnv ? 1' e'sbank.?Charleston Courier, surance men here say that the forei is grossly exageratcd. One gentlesaid : Vliy the thing is absurd on the face ;. To carry policies aggregating 000 would require an annual outlay 7,500, that is, if the person insured one his politics when he was 50 years je. lint for every additional year twouldbean additional pretnlum it on renewals. ainhJUs fair to sun thatevei. if Mr. Johnson did carry .remendous amount of insurance lie iot take out the policies ail at one but with considerable intervals bcii them. His history shows that he iot in a condition to carry a very y insurance much before lie was 45, lence the inference is natural that olicics must have been taken out een the age of 45 and GO. Another tworth mentioning is that :he folly to'insure fora'^tica'so for nri*hls mpATiH. -3e deatli of ex-Governor Crraham, ot h. Carolina, leaves a vacancy in the fation to the convention., Latest rts stated that the political "division I GO Democrats, 59 liepublicans, and lependant Democrat. The loss of overno.r Graham to the Democratic rather complicates matters, as 01 d make a majority. The Charlotte ri'VI , 11 JZiilU u U1 U 1 U Li uuuiu d says: "The same rules, regulaauri laws which apply to the Leglre apply also to a convention, and iovernor is authorized to order an ion to fill a vacancy in a convenjust as he is to fill one in the Asily. We can hardly believe that Ixcellency Governor Brogden, will ifianc'c of all right and justice, aslis party in stealing a majority under a shroud?snatching a viefrom the icy hand of death."? nvilir New*. k State 1<\aik.?It has been fory announced that the regular anFairof the State Agricultural and lanical Society will be held at the grounds in Columbia during the id week of November next. J11 adit to the regular premium list, addi1 inducements have been offered liberal display of the agricultural tcls of the State. A premium ol is offered to the county that makes argest and best exhibition of its ;u;ts. including stock, mechanical ements, field crops and handiwork, -'iniiiiii of $200 is offered for thesec?est such exhibition." A premium )0 for the third best. re is a chanco for Abbeville. If she :is well as she did last year, she will uce all competitors. \Ioi>i:r. Lovk-Lkttku. ? A young st friend of ours lately received on tal card the following affectionate le: ah Sik?You told me you was e to caiuo to see me and you never it. Now, is that the way you treat ng lady \, hen you know .sue loves if you don't love nie as you said lid, you can just come down, and rccable, lix my two back teeth, side you kiss me on hurts worse the other, please come as ever, true love. . KATE. i: A iki:\ CorxTV Qckstjon* e!ice following expression of opinion the Tribune: lie proposition to abolish the couuundoubtedly more popular than we bought would be likely under the mstanees, and the reasons for so have been presented to its in more one plausible form. Into the real ..s of these, we have not yet had to look with such care as would y us in giving expression to a propmatured opinion of the case, but ve ehall do at an early day. Meani our columns are open to any and body who can discuss the (jucslion liirentlv." 0 Prof/rrmvc Aye says:?.Shall weave a Press Congress, or something e sort, at the Centennial? We 1 there must be some intention of cind, yet we have seeji no mention * of it by any of the great dailies, e name of Franklin, we claim for 'ressa place in the picture. The nittee vf Arrangements would cery provide ample accomodations for 'ress. gentleman, meeting a Wallstreet d, said "I've just mortgaged my (*, and have several thousand dollars are. Catn't you tell me something ind neat to go into? "yes," replied n'oker, "I can point you to a sure buy that mortgage ou youi e. Fairfield County the cotton is beuined by the drought. The farmers hey have never seen crops fail fasuly Johnson was a notorious unbe r. and his family declined the servi f a minister after h is death. mt forget to sow largely of the tur siTKK your merchandise with W. T ich. sritE your buildings with W. T ich. KETIXG OK Tin: LITTLE RIVEH ft'IATIOX OK COI.OKEI) BAPTISTS.? annual meeting of the .Little Rivoi iciation of colored Baptists, will b< at Abbeville Court House, com cing 011 Thursday evening, the 19fcl Ministers of all denominations of the lSaptist ehurch especially, ar< Led to attend. I'. L. MOIHJIS, Moderator. ? - - - - ? A L*<J L'ST FLOWKI'. ho must miserable beings in tin d are thosesiillering from JJyspepsit Liver Complaint. >re than seventy-live per cent of tin le in the United JStnU< are atllictoi those two diseases and there ell'eo as our stomach, sick headache, hab eostiveness, impure blood, heart i, watcrbrash, gnawing and burntains at the pil of the stomach, ve! skin, coated tongue and disu^rcea taste in tiie 'mouth, coming up o bod iil'tor eating, low spirits), Are. <u e Drug Store of \V. T. l'enney, nn< 75cent bottle, or a sump!** Iiottb i cents, 'l'ry it. [May 1!', bS7*>, Is Consignees. ie following named persons have lit in the Depot: >rrab it Co, W Joel Smith, S Link, Chalmers ?fc Co, Wardlaw A: K, .1 eil, Thus Young, S J Hester, J W jr. C. V. HAMMOND, Agent. c following persons have package: ie Express office. ? Osborne, \V A Lec,-T Jiakor, J '1 .'r, Krnily Robinson, \V Ji McCan A J (.Tmksoales, A Small, T I y, P X Pickens, IT TSloan. J P Lc A Hall, C E Bruw, J Kurtz, F 51 nas. C. V. HAMMOND, A^ent. v-v % : ^ <r < ^ imtmkr . , w, 1? ri -1 - r If I r' I I n mttn > \ The .Alston House# BY THE MISSrS CATER. ThojR)llowing are the arrivals since. last Tnesday : '8 Cu rle, Maitimore; Julius I)rey- t foos*, Atlanta; Dr'and Mrs Fred Hunter and children, Washington, Ga; J D Harby, Charleston; A G lias kin, Monterey; W D Mars, E A Mars, Calhoun's Mills; * O P Jackson, Greenville; W E'Link, J W \V ideman, VVideman's; W Itosenherir, Abbeville; It M Hill, Elberton; Mrs L Chevfs, Columbus, Miss; Wm H Cater, Nellie Cater, Afcdcrson; Rev EE Frieryon, Anderson; E Simpkins, Ga; Mercer Mrown, St. Louis; J Adger Smith, Charleston; W Mars, Calhouu's ' Mills: It P Spencer, Jr, Columbus, Ga. J E McCracken, Atlanta. + Wier's Hotel. JOHN A. WIER; Proprietor. , List of arrivals since last issue : ^ .'^H| E^A. Connor, Cokesbury; JM Lafoyr,' Jan Yes Baker, Lowmj^avtile; J M Gtntis, tjyg Phoenix; W -K Hilton^inety j^ix; Geojgfl H Bcftkmay, Charleston; B.C M^oi^ t^ohinibi^ P ;B AVg 15rowy, /^Philadelphia; "Nathaniel lili ue, Cincinnati,G; J -GHodges, Opfcli- 7 ka; Ala; Henry St. Jtflian, Qrangettpr#;V;igi GWBoniar. Charleston;* ,\V J Hoget&/r.^2 ,->Xi city; A 1! Mulligan, \V 6 Culp, F F Whilden, C 0 Prentiss; W S Charleston; F A Connor, (^kesburv^ M Crookshaws, Atlanta; fcj Hartinatfti lt.lltimofn* Tlino W fVwn?ln? Wi i i iams,'HaltInioro. * ' Marlcet' Reports. Aubevim-k, August^, 1875. Cotton, 11 to 12. Nkw Vouk ?Noon. ? Money fjaZ. Sterling-weak?7j. Gold dull?13jal4. . Cotton firm; sales 143, at 14Jal4$; consolidated net receipts G4o; exports Great v: Britain ofJO; continent 2,400. Flour dull and 10a!i0c. lower and very little doing; Boutncrn dull?5.90a8.50. Baltimore.?Cotton Arm?middling 14Aal4g; low middling 14J; good ordinary 13|al3.|; gross receipts l>5; exports coastwise 25; sales 20. Provisions quiet and lirm. Whiskey quiet?$1.25.}. | Cincinnati.?f lour dull and lower? 1 7.00a7.25. Wheat dull and nominal? ] 1.40alo5. Corn quiet and steady?77a ' 80. Whiskey 1.18. Auousta.?Cotton quiet and nominal ?Middling 132; low middling 13$; net receipts) 13; sales 12. Charlkston.?Cotton dull?middling > 14; low middling 13J; good ordinaly 13J; i net receips 74; exports coastwise -130; sales 30. . - ? I Liverpool?3 P. M.?Cbtto'n steady? j middling uplands 7 1-18; middling Orj leans 7 5-oH; sales 12,000; speculation and export 5,000; to arrive firmer; basis t middling, uplands, nothing below low | middling, 7. (5 P. M.?Basis middling uplands, nothing below low middling, delivered fcfeutember or October, 7 l-'j; November, 7j; sales American 0,200. Louisvillk.Corn firm?83?86. Bulk meats?shoulders 0J; clear rib sides 12-Ja 113. Bacon shoulders 10J; cii*ar sides 14j ; hams 14]. Lard? steam 14i|alo; keg 15$ ! n. 1 5 i. Whiski?v l.lfi Rwuimr 1 !i ]n 14 | - - ; ? r ? Jjori.s.?Little doing in flouj. Wheat dull and lower?1.33al.48. Pork dull?21.75a22.00. Lard dull?kettle 14. 'Bacon fair demand?shouldersOj; clear J sides i#gal3|. Whiskey 1.20. New Advertisements. Albsmarle Female Institute, C'HARLOTTEdVILLE, VA., Nineteenth annual session begins I first ol September. For circular giving Faculty and expenses, address ,11. H. RAWJjINGS, M. A., Principal. :Ciai'i0tt8 Insiitnte for Yonng Lalies. ~ Rev. 8. TAYLOR MARTIN, Principal.'% Cliarlotto, 2\T. C, The annual session, beginning Oct. and ending June 30th, is divided into two terms, without immediate vacation. Handsome buildings and grounds, and a lull corps of experienced instructors. Hoard, and tuition in English, $100 per terra. For other information send tor circular. S. TAYLOR MARTIN, Charlotte, N. O. F"LEA"sXNT and PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.?"Beautiful!" ..1 'I,ItSlli limif Inv.l.Fll) I vnai mi ii?* viij uu>y nnciji j What are they worth?" &c. Such are exclamations by those who see the large I elegant NewChromos produced by the j European and Americar Chromo Publishing Co. They are all perfcct Gems j of Art. Nooneeau resist the temptaj t ion to buy when seeing the Chromos. ;! Canvassers, Agents, and ladies and genj tlemen out of employment, will find 1 this the best opening .ever offered to | make money. For full particulars, send ^ stamp for confidential 'circular. Ad;|dress F. GLEASON & CO., 738 Wash- , | inrton ?t.. Boston, Mass. . i lie Jirown Cotton Gin Co., 1 New London, Conn. ' Manufacturers of Cotton Ginn, Cotton -! din Feeders. Condense/ 8 and Cotton (Jin , Materials of every description. Our triiis have boon in use thirty years, and ' i have an established reputation for sim- -< 'ipiicity, light running, durability, and ji'or quality and quantity of lint produced. Our feeder is easily attached to the Gin, and easily operated by any , hand of ordinary intelligence. They arc the simplest and cheapest Feeder in the market and feed with more regular> ity than is possible by hand, increasing i the outturn and giving a cleaner and j better sample. At ail Fairs where ex>| hibitocl and by Planters having them in I use, they have been accorded the hight; est encomiums. Our Condensers are well -| made, durable and simple in construc tion, and do what is required of them | rapidly and well. No additional power -jis required to drive the Feeder or Condenser, and no Gin House is complete fj without them. We are prepared to > warrant, to any reasonable extent, peril left satisfaction to every purchaser. II Circular.-, prices and ful! information ' | furni.shcd. Address as above, or apply J (it .1. M. MATTliliVVS. Ninetv-rtix, Is. C. _ Sou TO $iy,uuu , 1 ins been invested in Stock Privileges and paid r| 900 CENT. FEOFIT, * ' "How. to Do It," a Book on Wall St., I sent free. TlIM Hill DOE &, CO., Bankj ers <fc Brokers, *2 Wall-st., X. Y. MPPuQ ?The choicest ill the world? ! JLiffiui Importers' prices? Largest Company in America?staple article? s pleases everybody?Trade continually increasing?Agents wanted everywhere i ?best-inducements?don't waste* time? send for oircular (o Hohkkt Wki/js, 43 ] Vesoy St., N. Y., P. O. liox 1287. " WEEK. guaranlcod to Male [ I and Female Agents, in tlu ii locality. Costs ^NOTHING to try it. Particulars]?>ee. P. O. VJCKEUV & OO.j Augusta, ^Ic.