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The Pres3 and Banner.c AKIliiJVILLE, S. O. ! _ n ?V HUGH WILSON." a _ , 11 Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1877. jf? i The Agricultural Fnir. 1 TIk^o Is yet time to tret up a creditable * exhibition of the article necessary t<? \ make the approaching Fair in this CVmii- J t tv a great success. j This annual assembling of the people of the County, is ao confessedly produe-jt tivo of good, that it is not necessary to ' present the arguments in favor of it, so assuming that all are convinced, we need } do no more than call upon ail to lend n i helping h:md. ' "Manv nieklcs Ksalce a mttckle," and ? " 4 j * n?w$hat there is need of ellort t? rescue j this cnterprise fYow impending failure, it t is duly ncccssasj' for the people of the eoluity to be aplprised of the fact that i. they may take steps to prevent such a ca- | Utility*. The 7>eople of the county of if Abbeville need only to be told <>f the fact j J thtit one of their institutions is in j danger, to'pvokc that effort or> their ]?irt c wliieh istrquircd to assure tlte'siiccess of j the appVottehing Fair. c fl'ho Lpeoplo of Abbeville are always c foiiml -equal to uny omerppucy and we j nmv sound the note of alarm and cull upon thetn'to rally to the supjtoit of this ( rlierhthecl institution, 1 'tfh'cTffaeowtfve Co/mo it let will meet on j' Friday of this week, and the result of j | thefr conclusions will be made known in j < ourtitxt (ssihj. Jtis proposed to invite 1 Governor Hampton and other distill-L sruifhed quests to be with us then. And I < wv again appeal to that pride which has! < nlways characterized our people to go atiJ oncc to work and make this occasion , worthy of themselves and of the ancient I honor of their County. Much is expected of the various G'range I1' orpmixations of the County, and we es- j ]?ecinlly appeal to the ladies of the county,1 ever foremost in every good work, not to fail us in this extremity. fho exciting campaign of last fall, absorbed all the effort and enthusiasm of our people, and that in the most glorious cause that men and women ever struggled for, and the splendid result which : crowned our efforts then, should and does inspire us with that feeling of selfreliance, that oxpunges forever from our vocabulary the word "fail." It is impossible, if it were desirable to j haveevery year sikiIi "high jinks" as we had last fall. We were pursuing biggatue then and "To rouse the lion more stirs The blood than to limit the hare.*' But lion hunters, even, need reereation hnd now, upon this tirst opportunity, let us as a whole county, under the auspi cious eireumstanees of our deliverance, meet together and rejoice together. The Presbytery of South Carolina. Editor iVc.M and Banner: 1 send you the following items: The opening sermon was preached in the Washington street church tJreenville, * S. C., oil Wednesday evening, Septeiu- j' ber 20, by the returning moderator, liov. ; A. L. Miller, from Proverbs, iv: KS. There were present at the organization ; sixteen ministers aud fourteen ruling elders; subsequently, six ministers and thirteen ruling elders wore enrolled: . Making in all forty-nine members in at- j' tendance. ltev. T. H. Law was elected moderator,! J and Hov. K. Ligou, temporary clerk. !1 IIov. T. K. Davis and licentiate K. P.)' Davis, wore received from tho Presbytery of Mecklenburg. Tho request of K. A. Reid, that Presbvtory withdraw his licensure was granted. The annual report of the trustees ofu Davidson college was read; the college j renewedly commanded; and Rev. It. II. |t Reid selected trustee for tho next two ! i years. , Two recently organized churches were I j enrolled: "Edgetield" and "(Jatlhey city'' J t ?Limestone. * i Mr. J. L, Hrownlce was read from the A. K. Presbytery, iis a candidate for the > gospel ministry; also Mr. W. G. Gevell, of \Valhalla cfiureh, and Mr. T, 1J. Craig, a of Hethany church. A call for tho pastoral services of licen-) tiatc E. P. Davis, from Willington and | < Hopewell churches, was accepted. The J following appointments were made for i his ordination and installallatiou at Wil- \ lington on Saturday before the lirst Sab- ( lwiti[ in November 3d at 11 o'clock, a. m., J viz.: To preside, preach the sermon, etc., Rev. J. O. Lindsay, D. D., (Rev. \V. J V 1>*?-iru/in oUnrn?ti? tn r)olivni* !?/?!* eharge to tlie people. Rev. J. L. Martin, 'J (Uev. S. L. Morris alternate.) A suitable minute whs adopted exprcss> i?K the Presbytery's appreciation ol" Rev. J. Ij. Kennedy, and lier loss at the reecnt dispensation of Prodidence in his death. The* i>artoral relation between Rev. E. T. liuist, D. D., and the Washington Street church, was dissolved (by request of the pastor, and consent of the congregation) to take ellect on January 1st. 1 Roberts, Mt. Zion, and Nazareth (H. 1 D.) churches were granted permission to'J employ, fortlie next six months, theser-j vices of Rev. J no. H. Agncw, 1) 1>., with aja view to their culling him to the pastorate. The followiup paper in reference to Ad-11 ger College, Walhalla, S. C., was adopted: 11 Resolved, 1, That the Presbytery of' j South Carolina, having heard with great! < pleasure!, of the existence and suceess ofl I Adger College at Walhalla, S. ('., do most i heartily commend this institution to the t support and patronise of onr people. 1 3*1, And, when the additional sum of ; ten thousand dollars shall have been added to the present endowment, by the t friends of the college, we will then* con- hi hider the proposition to take the Adger U College under our care. j Revs. D. K. Frierson and J.^R. Riley, s were requested to preueu once eacti, at I ( lii'lton church. Revs. C. II. Stewart, and 2 \V. P. Jacobs once each, at Liberty Spring church. t The Executive Committee of Domestic }| Missions was directed to supply the vacant churches according to the plan ] adopted last Spring, viz.: to send sup- t| plies once or twice per month, to such t churches, as shall apply to the committee, promising to pay the ministers trsiv- s oiling expenses and tfo. The committee '] was instructed to make out a list, grouping the vacant and feeble churchcu of the 1 Presbytery, and report such grouping to 1 the Presbytery, next spring for its adop- | tion. The committee was further in-1 \ structed in reference to Edgefield clinch. 1. To send supplies each alternate month ! | until spring. 2. To secure an evangel- j iat fur tlint tield. ' .< Presbytery passed a resolution request- *> ing each session within its bounds, to ap- ,j point an a^ent (member of the session or congregation) to canvaiss within the j bounds of the congregation, and supply | the destitute with the word of <Jod. On Friday evening, under appointment 1 of last spring Presbytery, a sermon on "The Scriptural Doctrine of (jivin</," was ( preached from Job, xli: 11, last clause. j The next stated meeting of Presbytery, | will be held at Clinton, Wednesday be- j. fore the second Sabbath of April,*at 8 \ o'clock, p. m. j Presbytery will meet in Columbia at the call of the moderator during the ap- 2' proaehing meeting of synod, October 17th. j At this meeting of Synod, the question <j of changing the present boundary lines, ]j will be considered ; and ]>erhaps finally jj Mettled. X. .\ Murder Hill Out. - A few years ago "August Flower" M as !' Uiseoverlo be a certain euro lor J >vspi'psia and Liver Complaint, a few tliiu Dyspeptics made known to their friends how ? easily a*>d quickly they had been cured Lvitsu.se. The great merits of Green's August Flower became huralded through the country by one sull'erer to another, until, without iidvcrtising, its side Iijls he<eoine immetise. Druggists in cverv town [, jn the United States are .selling Jt. No s, j?erson suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick Jleadaelio, <.'ostivcne*?s, palpitation of the u, Heart, Iudigestion? low spirits, etc., can throe doses without relietl < <? to vduv Druggist W. T. I'cjjney ajid KCt u <?* buttle f< ?r 7f> cents aiul trv it. Sample] 1,1 bottles 10 ?5-juts. 3iay*:;o. JVT7, ;;jn 1 CJ Srcenwood ?ni! Augusta Knilrond. <?rkkn\vooi?, s. ( i. ScftU'inlior-1, is77, alitor 1'rvss and Ji"nncr: Mk. Kiutou: The interesting eerenioiy of breaking dirt on the <?reenwood nd Augusta ilailroad, was witnessed h\ Jarge concourse of people assembled :i( he stockade. three miles from the town, 11 the 24th instant. The meeting wa rmally organised by calling ]>r."K. K. "nllionn So the chair, and requesting W, v. ltlaUc to act as Secretory. On taking he chair l>r. Calhoun said, that thirtyeven years ago, when the building ol ho (freenville and Columbia Railroad vas agitatod, the eliarter designated onlv hrce points of connection, viz., Colum >ia, >ewt?errv r. Ji., ami ureenvuio, riio people of Laurens thought, tliiit, 01 icix'ssitv, the lbrnd must jkiss through heir county, it mattorvd not vrlto eon tri lilted tho funds to 1 mi Id it, they thorefort nuitted to subscribe a suttieioiit amount, Vbbeville iVas not slow to see in this doiiult iti I.aurcns.her opportunity, and inincdiatoly sot to work to avail horsolfol itPhi* tirsi meeting for bringing the roa<l hrou>ih Abbeville county, was held in ireenwood in I-S47. We have the rtvsull n tho completion and daily operation ol he OreonviHe and Columbia KuilromJ. In 1S71 tho enterprise which we are tow mot to inaugurate was conceived, il vas agitated in social circles, then in tlu uiblie mooting. It has advanced step. itep to the present, and this is the '.iiect ng ol' all ^meetings to consummate the ml. 15Jessed in its beginning, "olessed ii: ts progress, and soon to bo Glossed in its omplvtion, You of tbo directory art barged with a weighty responsibility lon't swerve from your duty. Iteinov* very obstacle. Doad-heads and lavisl 'Xpcnditures wore tlio evils which con 'routed tlio Greenville and Coluiubii Itailroad. If you will take her exneri nee as ? warning in the conduct oi* this mterpriso, your efforts will be crownei .villi success. Lop off every semblanc( )f the one, and restrict to the utmost, th< ulicr. Let the directors stick to the en erprise throng all opposition from with >ut and alll dissent ions and selfishness .vitliin, and the anniversary of this daj ivill witness a gratifying* progress Jto ivards its completion. At the eonclusior >f tlio chairman's remarks, he introduc ?d the lion. G. I>. Tilniau who held his mdicnce spell-bound for an hour, by his iloquence and the force of his logic. H( <ai(i he had driven forty miles to witnesj the proceedings of tlds day. He hac seen them and extended a thousand con irratulations. A new era had indeei dawned upon us. He paid a glowim tribute to the "plucky little town" Greenwood, winch was always In th front ranks of every good enterprise There lie himself had*been edueatecf, am lie knew whereof lie spoke. She wa f'rst in education, Ifrst in patriotic im pulses and lirst in material enterprises lie spoke of the influence of com mere on civilization, and said that railroad." tlio street highways ofcoinuierce,were ill so the highways of civilization. Coin pared with which the press, the publi schools and other civil institutions dwin died to insignificance. He said he neve knew but one man in Edgefield who o) posed railroads, and that man was Co .Marshall Krazicr, yet JCdgelield had buii more railroads than any other place, 01 paper. .She had monopolized tlio situsi iion. bad u charter to everv point of ill compass. He showed that Augusts* ha far more interest in the completion of tiii road than any other that could lie pr< jected. That with this and the connct tion from Anderson, mid the Klbcrto Road which should cross over and coi iiect with the "Anderson ltoad, sli would tap the Airline at three dilVcreii points and thus make tlie Airline tril>r lary to her. He handled the Georgi Koad severely, showed that it had pre vented Augusta from extending lie Railroad communications to the interim in other directions, but Augusta had : last thrown oil' her shaekels and asscrte her independence of monopolies. I wi not attempt a further analysis of tli speech. In conclusion the speaker aske Jio privilege of immiug the first dene "Calhoun" in honor of his venerahl friend the chairman of the meeting, an the 2d depot ".Bradley'' in recognition c the services of its president, Gen. P. 11 Kradley, and proposed three cheers I'm the Greenwood and Augusta Railroad rt'hich was given with a hearty good wiil Vl'ter viewing the convicts at work th large assemblage dispersed full of hop iitd satisfaction. ; Railroad Meeting. The Rail Road Convention met pursu mt to adjournment, J. Marion Latimei Sr., President in the chair. The 1'iesi lent briefly explained the object olth Meeting, advised that meeting be held; litFerent points along the proposed line tnd urged all to attend. lie said, tha he grand enterprise would be a sucecsi f the people would do their duty. On motion the reading of the minute.1 vas dispensed with. The names of delegates were called for ind the following were enrolled. Anderson,?G. F. Tolly, H. F. Diver iV. W. Humphries, E. M.ltucker, S. Mu ully, B. F. Whitnor, J. S. Murray, E J. Murray, J. C. C. Featherstone, .*1. X, irown, \V. F. liarr. J as. Wilson, J. 15 Vatson, A. S. Todil, JS. Bleckley, B. F 'rayton, K. Sullivan, O. 11. F. Fant las* L. Urr, A. T. 1 boy Is. Helton,?B. B. Dean, Dr. W. C. Iirown fas. W. Foe, Dr. F. Brazeale, Maj. G. \V, 'ox, Cannon Brazeale, Dark Corner, Jas, L'. Barnes. Fork,?( J. W. Maret. 'l\.?v.wl,i? _T n T i,r\ Pendleton Township,?\\\ \V. Russell, Hall Township,?Dr. A. J. Newel. Houca Path,?F. Clinkscales. Brushy Creek,?J. Jamison. AIlllEVII.LK COUNTY. Long Cane,?W. K. Bradley. Lowndesville,? Dr. 11. S. Beckham, T, iaker, Dr. J. 11. Moseley, J. 1'. Young Jr. Speer, G. F. Bnrdett, A. C. Latimer, lohn T. Baskin, 1$. C. Kay. Chair called on Committee on business, md further time was asked for. On motion ol" Mr. Ja*. L. Orr, the folowin^ committee was appointed to petiion tlie Legislature, at its next session or a charter, in conformity to the wishes ?f the Company, viz: Hon. J. S. Murray, ?. F. Whitncr, A. T. Urovls, J. \V. Noris, Jas. W. Slicrrard, of Anderson conny and J. M. Latimer, Sr., W. K. Bradev, Dr. A. T. Wideman, T. Baker, W. 1), dars, of Abbeville. On motion of W. K. Bradley a commitce of ten, for the town of Anderson was ippointed to take up subscriptions, ami eport at next meeting, viz: W. W, iumphries, K. B. Murray, (J. F. Tollv, i. Bleckley, N. K. Sullivan, 1'. K. Me'ully, W. S. Ligon, L. 1'. Smith, D. S. daxwell, A. S. Todd. On motion the President was instructed o call meetings alon^ the proposed lire, nut appoint committees of arrangements, The tir.st meeting was appointed to In leld at. Dr. W. J. Millbrd's, October (ith, it 10 a. m. (Dr. Milford being requested o appoint committee of arrangements.) Second meeting at Thos. Sherrard't tore, October loth, a. in. Committee, Phos. Sherrard, Dr. J. II. Keid, Jos. ?herrard, Hufus Bcaty, Dr. Cook, .1. T. iarnes, Joshua Burriss, Win. Sherrard, lobt. Reid, Mr. Hamilton, David Sadller, Samuel Whorton, J. M. Craft, E. Vhile, Win. O. Bryant. Third meeting. Lowndesville, Octo?er l.'Uh, at Id a. in. Committee, S. S. Jaker, Thos. P. Young, (.?. It. McCalla, A. liowman, II. II. Harper, Dr. J. Jl. .loseley, J. P. Priteliard, A. I'- Latimer, ohn T. Bask in, W. F. Kenneday, L. C. 'liukscales, J. W. lluckabeo, Dr. O. It. lorton, Dr. A. J. Speer, B. Boliu Allen, )r. K. S. Beckliiim. Fourth meeting, Monterey, October 7th, 1.S77, at 10 a.m. Committee, Dr. J. \ Buskin, Dr. W. M. Taggart, A. J. 'linkscales, Win. Cook, J. V. Sclirader, )r. J. G.Johnson, Edward Calhoun, Win, tinier, C. O. McAlister, J. E. Swearinin, W. V. Clinkscales, W. G. Johnson, V. T. Cunningham, O. 11. Bourne, John IcNeil. Filth meeting Calhoun's Mills October Dth. 10 a. in. Committee, W. D. Mars. I. O. Tolnuin, G. Cade, S. J. Hester, J. 'ovin, Robt. Boyd, Win. Wilson, Benj. tovd, Samuel Link, Robt. MeComb, A. !. (J. Lindsey, K. A. McCaslan, David lor rah, William Kennedy, I>r. Jus. Giert. Committees at the different points will roeuro speakers lor the occasions. On motion of Dr. W. C. Drown, the onvtnlion adjourned, to meet at the cull I' the President, iiv order of J. M. LATIM lilt, Sit., President. Rout. S. Bkckham Secretary. Clear thought and vigorous action de ikI upon that perfect condition of sys lii resulting from pure blood. When mptoms provocative of dullness and [activity present themselves, then use at ice Dr." Bull's lilood Mixture. It is understood that at tlio next session the Legislature, sleps will he taken to lseat both Senators tiailla:/J and Taft, of larlcsfcuu- "for cause," I I Ilcply to lfril Cn nutlet. , Dhau Silt: ? Wo noticed an article in yonr lust issue, signed "Hod (iaunllrt," and while reading it, wo liked the stand [ that the yoititj/ man took,, or at least a ' part of it. Jlut, as an old irontlemau in ; this coininunity expresses it, "it Jolt an , unpleasant farewell." i \Vc certainly believe that young men . have an important duty to "perform, in . advancing and protecting the interest of 11 our dear old commonwealth. We believe that the old .Mate looks to them as the luI ttire goanlians of her rights, and dirceI tors in the proud career that awaits her, r and we would sav to the young men of Abbeville eounly, work! bend every .!nerve! exert every energy to promote r i and advance the stupendous work of reijform, which hits already begun. To fdo this aright, it will be necessary to de: veloj) thve ii?culties of bod// and mind jwith which <iod and nature have en| dowod you. Tjct not the thirst for power, land Ibr'thc fionor.t of olflee bewilder, and | delude you. Older heads are better titled I j to solve the intricate complications of 11governmental problems, which now meet i the honest patriotic statesman at ever turn and ster( in his public life. Claim for vonrsi ives a part in the grand drama of life, and "bate not one jot" the right to - act well thy part. * Aim high! be men! honest, upright r men! "uncompromising and utipurchas able" men! llut never reject the coun; j sel of the aged and wise. Never seek to i; cut loose from the inllueneoof those who, > WV irilWIl "I VAI./VI IVIM.V HUM 'Wt ! eompctcnt to advise. Never! seek to , grasp responsibilities, which you are un) able to bear. You might, like the tabled i youth, who attempted to drive the chariot - j of the sun, dazzle and bewilder the world ij but your path, like his, might be marked - j by ruiu and wide sp/ead desolation, the 'leilects of youthful Tool-hardiness and a 1 i young man's advice. Jj Our State now needs true men, active, ? live men, young "herucn in the strife," - who, without tlio emoluments of ollice, - or the applauso of an admiring people, < will work at home, and co-operate i?aqj r nestly. and zealously with tlio wise men, - who have already accomplished so much, i and will do much moro for South Caro linn. The ancients used to say that < "mind, skill and wisdom are with the t aged,"' the same is true to-day. Then let s us follow where they may lead. Hold up < their hands, and in thus* performing our 1 I duty to our country, we will lit ourselves - j to receive "the mantle'* as it falls from I! their shoulders. 1 am comparatively i?'speaking, a young mail, and win appref | eiate * "ited Gauntlet's" feelings, but J ej would hesitate lout/ before I would take n '.[step that can do no good, and might 1; breed dissensions and divisions in till * j Democratic ranks. If we would enjo\ - the fruits of the mighty victory of No" *. jvembcr 7th, 1S7U, wo must be united e united by bonds stronger than ties o i, blood, by true unselfish principles. I 1- we wish the glorious results of last yean - work to be enduring, our pooplo old am e. young must work together, under oik l- and the sauto leader. Divide, let tin ir young antagonize the aged, and the pros >- cut Haltering prospects of future peaci I. and prosperity, will vanish like tin It "baseless fabric of u dream." ii RUSTIC US. ci We publish the announcements in on advertising columns for put/, and seldon trouble ourselves to enquire as to th .. qualities or merits of the wares adver i, tised, further than to assuieourselvei that they are legitimate and respectable (. Hut when an article performs miracle it in our midst, transforming the old t young, in appearance at least, we eanno ;l 1 pass it by unnoticed. We know of peo .. ] pie who, years ago, were gray-headed an< i who now wear dark and glossy ha it ,r j How is this? It evidently is not colored ,t,'for it has a perfect natural appearane j | instead of the harsh, dry, staring look o (1 hair stained with nitrate of silver or otlio (, common hair dyes. No! it has beoi (1 restored to its youthful color, lustre am vitality by the use of that wonder o e wonders, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hai t] ltenewer. It has many imitators, bu ,f there is nothing like it. The test of year [_ only increases its fame, while its imita tors die and are forgotten.?lioxlon JJaili I <J lobe. i! ? l' The American People. No people in the world sutler as muel with Dyspepsia as Americans. Altiiougl years of experience in medicine had fail Mil tn iiwmiiiiiInIi ;i i-ru'tjiiti mul vnrn iv.mu dv l*)i' this disease and its elfects, such a - Sour Stomach, Heart-burn, Water-brash Sick Headache, Uostiveuess, palpitatioi - of the Heart, Liver Complaint, coiuiu) i-i up of the food, low spirits, general debil t>! itv, etc., yet since thy introduction o , Green's August Flower wo believe then t is no ease of Dyspepsia that cannot be s immediately relieved !>0,U00 dozen soli last year without one case of failure re > ported. (io to your UVugsriHt W. T. Penney and j^et a sample Jiottle lor 10 cent? ? anil try it. Two doses will relieve you. Kegular siz 7oe cents. 3 lleautify and purify yourselves and children f>y using Shriner s Indian Veriiiim^c twice a year. Worms ruin the complexion. TUTTSJILLS A Noted Divine says They are worth their weifjht in gold. RFAn \MUAT ur QAVC. IUML/ III in I Ilka un I <J Dr. Ti;tt:?Dear Sir: For tra vttant 1 have boen tmartyrto Dy?pep?iit, Cansli|>uti(>'ii, ami 1'iles. Last ' turinc your pilLwere recommended tome; I u*eii < tfiem (tiiii wiili little laitn}. I *m now a wtll mnn, hascf.HKl appetite, digestion pari act, retfiilr.r fools, , piles (one, :inii 1 have /tuned forty pouudii solid tleali. Fhey are worh their weight in (fold. Hay. K. L. SlMl'SON, Louinvillo, Ky. : TUTT'S PILLS i mcilicinc thirty y?ars, and CTJBK HICK HIAD- for i long tiuir wa* demon. strator of unalnmy in the t?ii j , . JL Medical College of Ge?r: TUTT'S PiLLS CUKE DYBPEPBIiL tec that thev ara prepared on tcirntilic principles. : TUTT'S PiLLS *!' [ CUBE CONSTIPATION ^them tl.2 vmwo.ia u heretofore antagonistic TUTl'S PiLLS jgSsMaSSX CURS FILES. i'jniiX t>WU. ? . I'heir first apparent efTtlTT5S> D'S ' O fcct is to iucrmu-e the upIwl I O riLLc peiite l>ycau>iiijf the food to properlv assi ai i hit a. A0U1 A*D Tlnib thu ?y?lein in nouri?hcd, and by their tonic ; ri>T<ri(^ p' I p m. action onthe diccktive i>rTuTT'S PiLLS If*'"1, rejrulor nnd healthy evacuation* are i.rodiiced. OUF.E BILIOUE COLIC Thvntpiditv with which '" " (*rtPHx take oh fitsh, TIITDO D'l I 0 while under the iniluenca I U ] I O llfc-LO >ti these pills, ol itself in(."CUE KIDWY COM- jl'CMtea tbeir adaptability VLAlti'f. lo tin: body, :u?u h?.uce tli circfTuMry incur* THTTIC^ Cj'l 1 C* ii'lf nervoui ucl?ilily,iiiel? iUl I? nLLo aucliol),iivj;irpsia, w:n>t* in^ ol tho imicclet, fclurOOBB fOUIS UVB5 ?i d)ii*&? of the liver, ?chronic conmip.ition, and sapiirling h?a!th a?d atrvngth to tlic sykti ni. Sol.l vary where. OBic*, J5 ^iiuray Wtnxit, Now York. !?BBfcgBB?? ^ TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE, g k Cray Hair cam be changed to a j t crloayr black by a singla.application of g r and is wr-muited u harmless a? water. I jw Price tixxx. Office J5 Mbtviiy St., N. Y. I J-1 ? *jjw imaS | ir.- ? .l.irw-rnr, Jgm. What is Queen's Deught? Read the Answer It I* a plant that grown in the S. ?th, and is ypecinl ly adapted to the enre of disease* of that climate. NATURE'S OWN REMEDY, Entering at once into the blood, expelling nil scrof! uIouh, srphilitic, and rheumatic nfirctions. Alone, it it * se'nrching alterative, but when combined with Samparilla, Yellow Dock, aud other herbs, it forms Dr. Tutt's Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight, The most powerful Mood purifier known to tnedlcaj science for the cure of old ulccr*, diseased joints, foul discharge* from the ears and nostrils, abscesses, skin diseases, dropsy, kidney complaint, ?ril eflects of sccret practice*, disordered liver and spleen. Its uso strengthens the nervous system, imports a fjiir com* plexion, and builds up the body with Q HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH.? As an antidote to syphilitic poison it is strongly recommended. Hundreds of cases of the worst type t have been radically cured bv it. Being purely veg. | etable its continued use will do no harm. The beat time to take it is during the summer and fall; and instead of debility, headache, fever and Rgue, you will enjoy robust health. Sold by all druggists. I trioe, $1,00. Office, 35 Murray Street, New York. WHITE BRORHERS NOW OCCUPY THE TWO STOKES KNOWN AS ! WHITE'S BLOCK JOS. 1 & 2.. Xl,r HER E they are Prepared fo exhibit one of the Largest Stocks of C4EXERAL MEll- i V? CIIANDISE to lie found In Hie l.'p-conntry TIIErn AIM will be to supply nil t!ic WANTS OF A CUSTOMER as nearlv as possible. OOOlJS are astonishingly CHKAP HATlSFAl Ti< >N li\%\ KAXTEE1). WKITE BROTHERS. October 3,1S77, tf. A Strictly Cash House. A.BEQUEST DESTRES to notify liis friends that he has determined to conduct his hu sinessona strictly CASH BASIS and will dispose his goods with a j small profit. His stock will consist in part of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Boots, Hats, Crockery, &c., FLOUR, BACON, LARD, CORN, GEIST, SUGAR AND UU? JL'?JU, ?C. T also have on Hand a Fine Stock of LIQUORS, CORN AND RYE WHISKEYS, COGNAC, PEACH AND APPLE I5RANDY, N. E. RUM. SHERRY, MADEIRA, PORT. MALLAGA AND SCUPPERNONG WINES, and a Good Stock of ALE AND LAGEIl. 1 will make it to the advantage of purchasers to call and examine my stock and Prices. A. Bequest. April 18, 1377. tf. Dr. H. 33. WILSON, DENTIST, ABBEVILLE, S. C., Office Over the Post Office. Pp|>tciii1)cr 2S, 1K7">, tf. i EXF^f^WnaZ&. : ; AS TEE BEST EMILY SEWING MACHINE. 1 i Its competitors receiving only an award for some special feature of their machinei. | \ ft Wortaowl Wilson Me Serin Macliine ? His Dnllmltcd Capaelty to do all kinds of Family Sewing and Manufacturing, ~j ITS PATENT AUTOMATIC "CUT OFF" on tlie hand irlicc-l prcrcnts llio ma- <! i clilnc from running backwards, and obviates the necessity of tailing Ihc work j from the macliine to wind thread on tlio bobbins, which mtut be done with all other Sewing Machines, to the great annoyance of the operator, especially in I i tucking, hemming and ruffling. It docs one?third more work in a given length ? of time than any other Sewing machinc. jr I WITH EVEHY MOTION of the FOOT the 3IACMNE MAKES SIX STITCHES, ! i ! fbm Wilson Siin sill do is nitb ssrk in out Jay at four oik Mini < ' It roquires no special instructions to use it; an Illustrated Direction Book Is - furnished with each machine. f ? IT CAHHOT GET OUT OF ORDER, ADD THE ADJOSTMEHTS ARE ABSOLOTELY PERFECT. > A properly executed Certificate is famished with each machine, guaranteeing ;' 1 to keep it in repair, free of charge, for live years. Machines sold on easy j ] terms of payment, and delivered, free of charge, at any Railroad Depot in the i United States where we have no Agents. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. *9" Aftlti Wanted. For full particulars address t % WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. | I _827 Broadway, HEW Y0BX> HEW ORLEANS, LA.) CHICAGO, ILL-i or 8AM PBAHOISOO, Oil. ^ "taxnotior try home first. Treasurer's Office, Abbeviile County. CONG AREE ? innii iimnFri ! A UTIIOTUTY having boon given by I 11 11 || 1/1 / 11 g I Rl V i, J. jL tin' Comptroller (icnernl <>1* tiiell-f IR B IB |fli< M \ j. State, to the Countv Treasurer, tousrhis I II 111 bp SB B I Dh I v discretion as to the( collection ofTaxes i||Uil UIIIIm* prior to the 1stotOctober. J hereby give 7 notice that tnv office will be open on and ^ i i C2 alter Monday, the-"id day of .September? v_/Ol"L"im Dlcl, fe. vy. and remain open for the month except as "feS^^omoaatMhCnx^var,, 101111 U FY HOT of the County, 1 will attend at the lbilow- III II I [I | ,11 | >1 a; 191 11* inn places, at the times, stated as follows: |||l II I 11 I J B I 1 1 IllJIlA Ninety-Six, Monday and Tuesday, 241k U V**11 ImMJAJIRIMIIX* , and iijth September. _ _, _ . ' (ireonwood, Wednesday, 2Gth. . ] lodges, Thursday, liTtli, Donaldsville, Friday, REDUCED PRICES; Due West, Saturday, 2!>tli. ? ? . ___ _ I My office in the Court House, will be VERTICAL CANE MILLS, ! open from the 1st to :51st October. The , Court House being the cotton market lor _L<i.st Ol I F1CGS, fli<. til., / mini \r rw.t u.w./.i 1*.1 2HollCI'S. III- 1II I'llCS ll lul 11 Ct tT, 0() j . above. It is deemed advisable that no'; j"J .v! (10' other appointments than those above.-i ? in " M <*> * enumerated, be made. :t " 12 " " 70 oo The Hooks will close October 31st. All 3 " ? " " ?? taxes not paid on or before tliat day will Above prleeseotnplrto with Frame. "Without I be liable to a penally of 1;"? per rent., and Frame, 510 Iiwh on caeh Mill. b/Gw^1w,te"t HORIZONTAL?3 Roll Mill Persons liable to pay a noli tax and failing or refusing to pay the sumo shall be for StGSHTl Of WatGT POW" deemed guilty of u ' misdemeanor, and *$ien f shall bo punished by a line of live dollars, GI, $l00< or be imprisoned iii the eounty jail for n jigs. *, .H.iiii.'.i ,,'rin* ?>?, Send Your Orta iar < them the Receipts for the Hampton ami County Tax, given by me, as the same f^o-rip TVTlllc will be taken as money^n the payment of VdliC ILLlllo (l the present tax. J." \V. I'KHUIN, AMTl ' Counlv Treasurer. nau j AuK"?t,g',ig7,_si._ g Kettles; Safes. TO |n 121K8SAn" WMSOMSi' D. B. SMISH, Agent. j "ct. 3., 1ST". If. Abbeville f. 11., S. C. |? CONSUMPTION CUKE. Tliraslier's Aujnist 15. 1S77. |u consumption cure at ?">< to 81.50 a ??? ? bottle. ! :. l'AUK Kit. ! 1 Tie Palmetto Cotton Gin, j; Marshall P. DeBruhl, manufactured by u !SS?iSv J.M. MATTHEWS, I Niucty-Sis. S. C. I m. oolijsmitit. i'. kjxii DEALER IN Jj: Goldsmith & Kind TTTHNnTUE, Collins, Holtinfr and;" U-Oiasmiin a Aina, JH <;in Maleri.'d generally, and %jent^ Founders And MachiuistP l"r Kt?im Engines Tlm-siiers, Reapers (PHtENIX IJION AVoUKS), 1111,1 1 n's;s<'s. , 1? COIjUM 1SIA S. C. C< >M>ivNshHS, I'eeders and Seed <J Manufacturers of Steam Engines of all Crushers attached to Giiw when desired, jj sizes: Horse powers, <'ireular and Mnley iut.wimxii cakkiti.j.y donk. ii Saw Mills, Grist and Sugar Cane Mills, Alu-onimimieations receive prompt atFlour Mills, Ornamental llonscand Stor? tention. Fronts, Iron Railings, Agrirnltnrat Im Purchasers should call or correspond' piemenis, oie. .urass ami i run * iisunir; with him hctore piireiuisinir elsewhere, of all kinds made to order on short notice, June l'?, I.stt. if. and on the most ro;isonuhlc terms. Also. manufacturers of Cotton l'rosxos. notick Mark ili6 Spot It, , , . ... it l- mi llMTKItK reposes tlio remains of your' S hereby given that an application will \\ tl uM,,is l.y plneliiKa marble Monument' , he made to the next session of the or llratl stone to their memory. At the Mar-1 Legislature to amend the charter of the ble S'aril can ?' seen a fiill line of all Kmdcs Savannah Valley Kail Road or for a new '':1'1'1Vf.""Vt'v"'.>!4 li-hfm ?w! .V-mi!? kLVi-V .ll'J 't . * r/j i -i-i * a c trst 111 ii 11 \\ 11 ii \\i (?i li lit Mini t Iio-. I chayU*r? [September -2, J** /, tf. j\ri? tlj, ,|;i grades of work, our prices mvl J Jt.'ST received a lot of beautiful Flower a? low us city prices, ami work better finish-; y Stands, Something new. At edtliaiuione elsewhere, ...... j a J. J>. fHALMKltS A CO. , , . , ? J. IV t IIAT.MKII.S, I September 5, IS7T, tf. Hej>lcii)b??r.?, Is.., u, jM BARNWELL k GO* &.re Daily Adding to Theii Stock, Consisting of STAPLE DRY GOODS Of all kinds, BOOTS AND SHOES A Great Variety of New Style Olotlxing1, SUGAR AND COFFEI Of Every Grade, BACON, LARD, FLOUR SYRUP AND MOLASSES, Fresh Meal and Gris EVERY WEEK, BAGGING AND TIES Always on lmuri. Hoptombcr 19,1877. tf. THE CHEAPCASH HOUSE T. P. QUARLES, AGENT, Dealer in, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SHOES, HATS, clotM and notions, V11 d Will Soil nt the Very Lowes Prices. STOCK COMPLETE. CLOTHING niEAPF.Il THAN EVER. T. P. QUARLES, Agent. Hoptciuhcr ID, 1877, tf. FLOUR! FLOUR! Splendid For Loaf Bread noes nor ucquirc 1 uii*l io .mhki* u ivim-. TRY IT, At the Cash Store. T. P. QUARLES, Agent. September li), IS77, If. 1823. SEND FOR 1871 Tiik NEW YORK OBSERVEE L'lio Best religious and Secular Faniih Ncwspapca. $5*1"? a Year, post-paid Established 1n:?{. l,r .17 PA UK llOW, NKW YORK. %'l SAMPLE COPIES FltEE. September lit, 1S77, tf. FOR SALE. rO close out Stock on hand T will sel very low, lor esish a lot of nev .VAdONS AND P.iriitilES, Als< iVAOON AND lilJtidY HARNESS. j. \v. uoueutson. September 10, 1S77 tf. 17 A KM WANTED.?Wanted a wel : Inil>rnved Farm 100 to jOO Acres tear Ashville, N. or Pendleton, t?m?n tllle, Anderson or Walluilla, S. ('. Ad Iress stating terms and particulars. F. E. T., Key liox SO, Charleston, S. September 10, 1877, lm. CBANNED OOOPS OF ALL KIND; J at Ctinninghain tfc Teinplelon's. J line fit I , 1S77 tf Mattrasses. A NEW and splendid lot CURLED HAI1 A MA'ITRASSES. J. D.CHALMERS & CO. Oct. 25, ISTii, tf. Fine Chamber Furniture DRESSING Case Suits, very handsoin ami durable. SOMU WALNUT CHAMBER SUITf complete ats*Hl and upwards?all well inad nid finished in best manner at J. I). CHALMERS & CO. October 7, 1*77. tf. STATIONERY. ANEW Stock looked for every daj with u variety of Pnpetorios. EDWIN PARKER. September 12, 1S77, tf. ~ ALSTON_HOUSE. 1877. The IVEisses Cater IJXL'ltESR thanks for past patronage nm solicit u eontlnnaneo of the same for tli jrcsoiit year. Both regular nml Transient Boarders wll >e accommodated. Jan.1?77. Take the Best! 1877-78. Pie Clronicle ail Constitutionalist CONSOLIDATED MARCH ittit, 1*77, If THE OLDEST :vnil ltcst NVvspaper pub ished In the South. It is tlieoitly Newspa >er puuiisnco in iiit* i uy ui au^iisui?in< ending Hallway and- lUunuluctiirlm: eeiitri >f the South?and tlie only Newspaper nub Ishcl in Eastern Georgia. Tin* Chonlele A 'onstituthmalist litis a very large ami ilailj nri'i'asiiij; circulation in tin* states of (Jcor la, Houtli t'arollnuand North Carolina, urn cachcrs very class of readers? inerehants ai-tiiers, professional men and working men nd is a most vaiualdo advertising medium The DAILY Chronicle it Constutionalls' nililishcs all th eenrrent news of the day, reelves all tin.1 reports of the Associated l'ress ml spii'ial <liK|?itlclu*s from \Va><hi iitf ton, At iintit, ('ohimbia, and all othorpoints of inter st, supplemented by correspondence. Ji Ives full commercial roports of domestic am >r? l?n markets, of all local and Southern natters, and editorial comment upon public Hairs. Terms: 810 for 12 months, ?."> for li U*) for :J, and SI for i month, postage paid by The THI-WEEKLY Chronicle & Constltulonallst contains two day's news of the I>aiy. Terms; $3 for 12 months, $2.30 for ti, posHire paid by us. The WEEKLY Chronicle <fc Constitutional<t Is ii mammoth sheet, and the. largest ami nndsomcsL Weekly published in the South, t contains all the news of the week?teleruphlc, local, editorial, miscellaneous?and arefully prepared reviews of the market, 'his edition Is gotten up for circulation mong planteis ami others living in the ountry. Terms: S2for 12 months, 21 lor 0, ostiige paid by us. The Chronicle A Constitutionalist is the paer for the merchant, the planter, the lawyer, lie mechanic, the politician. It is a paper >r the olllce, the counting room and tlie funiy circle. Specimen copies sent free. Artress, WALSH & WRIGHT, .Managers, Augusta, (in. Septembers, 1K77. tf. "Eugene IB. Gary. Attorney at Law, ATlliKYILI.E C. H.f S. ('. />?. Special i? 1 tontIfm to the collection of siiniM. Nov. 12,1S70. tf. [~>AT5fi AIXS ! TUHOAIXS ! at W. T. I> Mc])ON\\T,r> A- ('("VS., Xo. ii I'liitc's lilock, in (touts' Hats, Lnilii's' A' iissi's' (Jjiitors, (sfii^jl sizes,) cjill ami ;7r/ _ FALL STOCK, KPJCEIVED. - 11 ? i ' PRINTS, Homespnns, Blankets, White, J I Red and Canton Flannels, Bedi^ i Comforts, Ladies' Cloaks, and aju General Stock of Dry Goods and c Notions. h . SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, a CUNNINGHAM j AND ? TEMPLETONI HAvE opened their SJTOES finil enn Klipply customers nt greatly reduced prices. t IIATS, HATS. IIATS. > CALL ON Cmiilam & Templeton J ANI) jrot the liitest style HATH for young and old men. ( GROCERIES, GROCERIES. | - HUG AII, COFFEE, and SlIELF GOODS of all kinds at ' CUNNINGHAM&TEMPLETOFs. September 10,1877, tf. e , " IMPROVED WEED SEWING MACHINE. of the best now in the Market for >100 Ponnds Middling Cottcn or 935 in Cash. CALL dt MISS J. E. It A SfEY'S. or on my. . self, and examine before purchasing else. where. I 3 C. Y. HAMMOND September 10,1R77, tf. 1 SAVE YOUR FRUIT7 ! SAVE YOUR FRUIT!! Save Your Fruit!!! , Boy Your M Cans from ^ I A AAA QUART TIN CANS for 1 ' "ijUUU Preserving l-'ruit, for Sale - by II. W. LAWSOX CO., at eighty) i cents a dozen. | \ . A LARUE LOT OF HALF GAL- < - LOX Glass Fruit Jars for sale by II. W. < yj LAWSOX A CO., nt two dollars a dozen. ' Quart Fruit Jars at one dollar and seven- ' ty-livo cents jier dozen. 1 '2.1 P. \ If UKTS \n. 1 Tvprospnp Oil. rli-! ^ ' 4 rectly imported l'n>m tlio numu factory, at ! twontv cents per gallon when bought j " hy the Barrel, for sale by i ; H. W. LAWSON & CO. ! THE CHEAPEST AND REST 1 i stock of goods ever brought to Abbeville, l " and for sale t Strictly for Cash to all ? Parties. ? BY - H. W. Lawson & Co., : June 27, 1877; [ "CARPENTRY. THE undersigncd hereby gives notice j that ho is prepared to do all kinds il of Carpenter's "Work and ! Building. \ . j He also repairs Cotton fJins, Thrashers I I ami Fans. A full supply of Gin Material ! (always on hand. Farmers are requested J to bring their Gins up early in the .season to allow time to have them properly pre- pared. Also Agent for the Taylor Cotton Gin, tlu> Brooks Cotton Press, and all kinds ol'j j Kubber ami Leather Belting. I : D. B. SMITH, J ' Abbeville C. JI., S. Ci > TIs Slate oT Ml Carolina} ! County of Abbeville. In The Probate Court. J 1 < - Ex rartt'?D. Wvatt Aiken?Petition for ; ; j Final Discharge. li'V^OTIf'E is hereby given that I). Wrl j ntt Aiken, < nanlian of Mamie K. ' l I'crrin, minor, has applied to me forali- -| nal discharge from .said trust. J IT is ordered, that Friday the f>th day of October, 1S77, be fixed as the day for the settlement and final discharge of said | Guardian. Given under my hand and seal this t . 5th day of September, 1S77. I J. FULLKR LYOX, Judge of Probate, A. C. j September 5,1.S77. tf. J Edwin rar&er * Ik ?DEALER IX? J,', DRUGS, MEDICINES, * Stationery arid Books FANCY ARTICLES, SEED, 'Wines, Brandy, etc. FOR CASH. | Juno 27, 1*77. BTyUTCSTOjSTE. jj AT l.'i cents per pound. i K. PA 1IK Ell* 1 September !" , 1S77. tf. 'I1 i n . ? The RU S SO-W A "D nrRKISHw AGENTS WANTED! TOR thi* rv>mprelienstve, Superbly IllnnS trated History of the "present inoraen)u!srtrug?lelii the East. inaccurate mai-h, i-aks and mauy elegant Engraving* ure a leclol feature. It gives a okapitic iiwtory r eaoh Omalry. with Historic ai?d Dcscriptic Rketclies of t lie primitive manners, picjrcsijuo customs and domestic life of tho ontestants. Describes the Dreadful Mnssncre of Ckristiani i Rulgarla; the Frightful Turkish Atroel* es In other places; the uprising of the masas In Herzegovina. It gives the Htlrrlng Hates and Thrilling Incidents of the was, and Ik lie most fucinuting and exciting work of tho ge. Agents are sure of prompt and ready ties. Prospectus Rooks now ready. Also Agents Wanted on our GRAND COMt IN ATI ON PRO8PECTUS representing * -50- DISTINCT BOOKS f universal Interest. It includes Agricultnnl, Rlographleal, Historical, Religious and Ilscclliineous Works, with Hlzc, Title and )ecrlption of eaeli Roolr, Hpecir.ien Pages nil "Specimen Illustrations. Knlox made roin tills Ppo.spf.ctu8 when all single Hooks ill. Also on our Fine DthtpC English & AMILY d^o german, Protestant and Catholic, VIth Invalunble Illustrated Aids and Superb (hidings. Nearly 100 Styles. Superior to all thers and indlspcnsible to every family. ?2 Particular* free. Address no. e. potter & co, Publishers. PHILADELPIA. August 20,1X77. tf. FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! rHK undersigned havo tills day united their Agencies, representing FORTY iIILLION DOLL A IIS Capital and Assets, and isk a continuation of the patronage heretoore bestowed uj>oii us. We feel assured that ritli our combined strength and experience, vecan give entire satisfaction to our customers. Hates ni* low the least. Office over Post Jtlleo, Abbeville. S. C. CONNER, DuPRE & BRANCH. F. A. C'ONNKB, . J. F. C. DuPrk, >V T. Hkaxcu. [Sopteniber 1,1S77. August 21), M77.3m 5,000 Jachelor Brothers Popular Brands o CIGARS Just Received. HUMBLE BEE, PECULIAR, LITTLE ONES, PRINCIPE, AND PARTAGAw rO parties living at a distance I will sftnd a sample box of sitberof the above Brands, postpaid or $3.50. J. M. LAWSON, . Abbeville S. C. May 10,1877. foxjtz's worse and cattle powoer8, w5 par* or prerrot Z}Uoaat W . T. PENNEY. Abbeville, H. i . J. F. TOWNrtKND, Hod*** Depot, 8, C. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Bemittent Frrer? Dumb Ajfue, Periodical or Bilious Fora* fee., and indeed all the affections which UUUt UittUUiWUB) UUM0U) V* IIWI natic poisons. Thl* in a compound remedy, prepr-redwith 'dentiHe xkill from vegetable Ingredients, whlcl* nrely f:iil? to cure the severest ease* of Chills uid Feror mid the concomitant disorder*. Such i remedy the necessities of the j)eoj)lc in maiarfjua districts demand. It* great superiority over my other ftiediclne yet discovered for the euro >f Intermittent* Is, that it contains no quinitic or nlneral, and tlioso who take it are free from lunger of quinism or any injurious effects, and ire as lienitby after using it as before. It ba? jeen extensively employed during the last thirty . ears In the treatment of these distressing dlsirders, and so unvarying has been'its success. hat it has gained the reputation of iielng infallible. It can, be safely recommended as n sure emedy and sped tic for the Feror tod Aptje of lie West, and the Chills and F?ver of thu 5outh, which, once broken up by it, do not 'eturn until the disease is again contracted. t .V The great variety of disorder* which arise 'rum the irritation of thin poison, such as IVcit alpln, ltheuuintism, Guar, Ilcadache, Sliuduesi, Toothache, Earache, Call rrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Splenic UTections, Hjritrrlu, Pain in th? Bow :1s, Colic, Paralysis, and derangement of he Stomach, nil of which, become intermittent , >r periodical, have no speedier remedy tlrnn lYER'8 Aolx Ct nE, which cures them ail alike, ,n,l iUn Vftttuni fr*?m future uftflpb*. A*. i preventive, It in of immutim) vervice tu thoso ommunitic* where Fever and Airue prevail*. m it stay* the development of the dfneane if taken in the flr.<t approach of the premonitory rympr oin*. Traveller* and temporary resident* ar<? hit* enabled to defy these disorder*, and few vill ever suffer if they arall themselves of the irutectlon till# remedy afford*. 4 For Liver Complaints, nrUlng from orpldity, it Id an excellent remedy; it kdinulatc* hi* organ into healthy activity, and produce# nany remarkable cured where other medicine* ail. 'repared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co?| Practical and Analytical Chemist*, LOWELL, MASS. BOLD UT ALL DBUGGXST8 CVfBrWBZBE. STEAM Planing- Mill, COLUMBIA. S. C. ?.W. WltfG^Proprietor JIAXUFACTUUER of Rash, lilinda, P(>on?, ft Window ami Door Frame*, inside I'lvot linds and Shutters, Pilasters, Mantelpieces, lohlinirs, Brackets, Handrails, Xeweltt, J?alstcrs, Scroll Work of ull Description, All Work Guaranteed a No. J. Fob. 2S, lS7ii,tf. gASK BALLS AND BATS, Bed Stocking Balls, ?1.40, Star " $LM. yt Juniors " ' ' 80. Bats, :i7, 38 and 40 Incites long at 40?, E. PAHKKB, Jiilv 2."), 1877. oseph S. Hammoad J'EF.Ps on hand a fine stock of fhut horses V. and light running vehicles tor hire to le public. J fix charges nre reasonable and salted to the ird times. Tmnsportation to any park of lis or adjoining counties will be furnlsTIrd i the shortest possible notice. Apply to him at the Depot or at h!fHV*i nee on Main street. Aug. 1,1S77. If. "? n*rw rn TU iniii ruDiJiu. IfAVK removed my DENTAL OFFIf'Eto i lie nxnn on tlieUpi??rt'?irnerof oitAMns iNHK, over Mi-. Mars' Store, JNO. S. THOMPSON, Dentist. trptonilior 10,1S77, tf. > RADl-'IELDS Foninlo Rcuriilfito J EDWIN PARKEK. A pickpocket works on abstract prlnciI'S,