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' ? ? -" i i ii ii?am I The Press and Banner, S. O. JJI HI GH WILSON. Wednesday, Oct 24,1877. j t??wiTi.i.p.. SATURDAY, OCT. 27? W. W? Cole's New and Greatest Show on Earth. The lonjr expected arrival of W. \\\ Cole's Circus, Menagerie, Museum and Trained AnlE/xpt?strfr)i*<jf W-onders took place yesterday. thf show-touslnesr now souths to run to consollrtaflmts, in which the aim is to luetudc the old style circus, menageries, museums aud an aggregation of shows exceeding tbe small atfuirs of a few years ago as niutb *s ran he imagined. In carrying out his piau Mr. Cole did not stop with merely our ur.two collections hut gathered In at once tbe Great New York Circus. Trained Animals, Jcc., that of the famous New Orleans Menagerie. Museum, Ac., and colossal aggreof the World's Wonder Exhibition, massed in one grand cltv of tents of monster proportions. In order to keep twice with the tlMos Mr. Cole has reduced his price of ndralsslon for adults to.iO cents; children under it years of ug?, 25 cents. So great has been his saeeess slnee the inauguration of cheap rates fur the people, that he has been compelled to roJarge his exhibition tents to more than double their former capacity to accommodate the teus of thousands who patronize this gr*nt show dally at all points where it exlUtdts. Naturally, a street procession of an exhibition like this Is sufficient to attract no mhikJJ attention of Itself. The parade yesterday more than Just 1 tied all that has been said of the show. The chariots and splendid <*>stumes, with nil the pharnphernalln of u eireus, were of the most elaborate and costly description; but the success of the affair is as Much owing to the artistic taste of the proprietor as the lavish expense which ho has filtered into. The performance In the tents wiu fully worthy of the parade lit public. The zoological departments were fully repreiwntod. The rare wild beasts, birds and repUle*. tho trained animals, magnificent specimens of oceanic lions in thesub-mjuatle mansions, made up a monster exhibition which would go far to disprove the late "A. Ward" Ltiat tho show business has by 110 meuns tlav." "KWU )lf >'? . Wcamimvnd W. \v. Cole's Great Show to lh* public nnd the press generally throughout the tioulh.?Louitvillc Courier-Jour imI. Reply from Professor Hood. Columbia, K. C. October 12,1s7t. Bditor Prtu and Banner : DKAtt But; I have- been, and am still very much obliged to you for kindly Inviting m'u to write tome letters for your paper, while In Columbia, on the Bond investigating committee. There are two reasons why I have not been able to write. First, my time has been wholly given to the work In haud. In fact I have no more lime to write at night than in daylight, as tiuil is the only time we have lnut u> road report* of oiHcersand committees, and trace l,egiHluXlve action on the various points involved in our work. In the earlier part of the work wheu the committee would conic together In the morning, many poluts were prirseutcd for consideration by tiie different u*embor?. Kach member iiad to examine Uj?i* points for himself, and night was the out/ time that could be used for that purpose. 'Jteegomiuittue has had to rely almost entirely ou its own resources for information. Tno rtUte Treasurer could show us only the more prominent books and vouchers. This work was about as new to him as it was to us. He and his clerks are as busy as they cau be With (he current business of his otlice, and about all he could do was to open the vault uud allow us to huut for ourselves. .Much time lias been lost in searching lor vouchers uet-ded to verify certain transactions und books to till ail the links in the records. Then, H must be remembered that there is 110 light iu the vault, except what is put there by artificial means. Not a clerk of lite torlaer treasurer ^'ardoiu) to show us any thing, tuey are all gone from Columbia. So that the comwittec has had to study from the nature ? iwutks mid vouchers or IUe wor* ttuuv ought to be there, uud then without aid, in a Uarjt, hot, unventilated vault, amid multiluiiuii of papers uud books, the accumulation* uf u hundred yearn, search lor ttie tiling needed, In thu moan time, only two of the coninuUfc besides myself hud a practical knowledg# of book-keeping, uud this knowledge did uot cover the clashes of accounts involved Ju our .work; viz, the registrution of bonds, uud the entries incidental to stock, in it? trHUKl.rN, divisions, revisions, conversions, consolidations, Ac. Jie it.romcinbercd, moreover, that we tuivo examined the parentage of every conversion and consolidation bund uud stock the Slutc lias issued during the itepubjjean administrations, represented by the itcpublican administration's, represented by over 3H,WX>,00U of vouchers together with all thu poupoup aud interest yucstious involved. I b#ye never seen a body of men work harder, nor greater dllticultlcs to be overcome in an Investigation, in looking back at what liu# been done, it now seems almost incredible tljat such a financial lubyrinth, intricate - oyuii under the best care and management, but in this case, doubly so apparently by do?)W. lias been made comparatively plain by patieot study and labor, it is very yuestionablo Whether any State in the uuiou whose bonded debt has bccoine so involved as ours, can show such au uxtension and complete analysis of its debt as our Suite will be able I to show when the committee's work sliull have been tiDished. in the second placc, while my mind wits so! flilly engaged with the Investigation, 1 could not write without giving to some extent inditfiitioiiN of the committee's findings and judgmunt In relulion to the bonds. As tl?e judgment of the committee is in no ease Una!, it has felt that it lius 110 right to make public ?ny opinion that would either appreciate or depreciate the bonds in the hands of present holders. Everybody knows that the bonds are undergoing an examination because it is believed iJjvy are tainted with fraud, and, where the frwud is detected, the Committee Is divided by the resolutions that created it to report lUe same, wiin a view k-> As soon as the lieneral Assembly convenes, the Committee will lay before It a report xetting forth what has been discovered with an opinion as to all questionable securities. t'tUkl Jw? as soon us the Committee feels that it could bo Justified Jn publishing any opinion on the subject, properly considering its magnitude and what hundreds of persons If materjully utfoct*. willagruo with the Commit. t?*o Hint It hii* been bettor neither to excite fear nor hopes while the examination is progressing. Hoping that you wJU accept these reasons a* 4 nutiicleut apology for not complying with yogr yerv kind request to write lor your very *x.cullent paper whileengaged In this lnves* )ig?Uon, I remain yours yery truly, tvM. iluuu, -o flAilroad Meeting at I'nlbonu's Mills. A large and entbuoiastlcal meeting of the fjtigens of Cullioun Townsiiip, was held ul Calhoun's Mills on a)th October, in the intor*. *& of the contemplated Kallroad J'rom Anderson C. H? to Dorn's Cold Mine. On motion of W, D. Mars and J. M. Latliuer, Esq., the i'resIdeut was (ailled to the Chair. The Chairman >riedy explained the objeet of the meeting, and statod tliat this was the last ol a series of meetings, which had been held, beginning at Anderson C. li., and Uiut the success of the (M)t?rpri*e would in a great measure depend upon the action of this day, and In a few forcible words lmprussed upon thu people the Importance of not throwing away the golden op* * u.ltli r|14. pOriUUliy OJ COIlUCUWIIg kUVH ikviivu ...V uutvr world, Judge Murray, of Anderson, was nu.\t lutroducod, who In a speech of threequarters of ua hour, satlsllod his audience that If Hail road wait a necessity, and that the white jHxjple uf the Savannah side must make the flection, and that to-day?to build the roiul or pbaudou the country, lie xpolce of the country between Anderson and Calhoun's Mill, us the finest in the world, with a fertile soil, unlimited wuterpownr, abounding iu natural resources, only awaiting development, but Much of the land lying out not now enclosed, >yaa washing into gullies, growing up in broom sedKe or pines, the buildings are in a dilapidated condition, and the cultivated laiuls showing a low Suite of Agriculture. The Hallroud would chauge all this, wouid bring iu Immigrants, excite euterpsise and iu |i few years me desert would blossom us the rwf, am) lands which cannot now be sold lor ouu dollar an acre will be sought for at ten, Jiftoen and twenty doliass. Tho benctlUs of the road would not be coulined to the sections through which it passed, but would be shared iu by every portion of the countries of Abbeville and Anderson, it would create competition. roduee freight, open up now markets and to this extent at least every section or tiic country was interested in its construction. I pan give only a Meager synopsis of Judge Murray's address, which was calm, clear and Snultical, suited to the occasion and adopted > his hearers. It carried conviction to every lulud. At its close tiie chairman introduced K. H, Murray, Esq., the Utleuted etlitor of the siwirriun JnU'Uujciicer, the speaker said that the road WHS a necessity, and addressed lilin mill liif-HliK ll V Wlllch Jt could be constructed, lie tiivored u subscrli>Ijou by the counties and incorporated towns, hut if this failed, that the townships through Which the road rati and tho?eudjacent thereto Khould lmtko subscriptions. He stated that |ho towu of Anderson would subscribe $oO,UUO, J hat Anderson county would build the road to the Abbovllle liue Lowndesvllle would give iaO.OUOuud Magnolia an luuch, that it renuuncd to*ec what the birth-place of Calhoun and the homo of MclJuflle would do, Major W. K. Brudley, the old Roman of the JfouM) of Representatives, said that he had jitteiujed all the meetings along the line, and had assisted Jn widening the links of thegreat chain and that be was here to weld the last link that he would then go to Augusta and tell the business men of that City that the Savannah Valley Railroad was a tlxed fact, and that Houtlt Carolina was reaching out her hands to Georgia, W, D. Mnr? and IJr, A. T. Wldepian made a few remark* in which they e.\jjres* their willingness to bear their full proportion of taxation towards Its construction, And strong conviction mm mc roau wumu m bqllt, Atwr *0)110 desultory remarks the following oreftmble and resolutions wert) offered una uniuilmoiisly adopted. I Whereas, wo tU? citizens ui Calhoun town-?, ship have ttn uunbatjng interest in the eon-1 Structjou Of U Hullroad from Anderson (', H? i to AukfUKtu, Ua? and recognise tlie fact tiiat it Isoijrduty to ourselves uud to our country toj KUbwjrJUj liberally to the wtpltul jitoek of said ! Railroad, therefore l>o it Remlved?That we honrt|ly approve of tlie I plan of building this J^ailroad by county, , town ttJtd townships subscriptlom; by taxtU tJon and thut we Mlcvn t|ic county of Abbes vilie should jnakct a liberal subscription to this enterprise, and that if it should fail to do ho then in our opinion the township*, through Which the road Is to i |isv and those ndjacimt thereto should make lartre subscriptions 1 taxation U? the company building this road Jtexulvcil?TU'M we hereby pledge otirseh that the citizens of this township will ma a subscription of at least lio.'xxi dollars township taxation to tlie capital stock of tl company and JicxUved?That wc request the other tow ships Interested In this projected road to ta action similar :o this at an early date, tl i commodity of ;u.-tion between us may seen red. The following resolution was also adopt* J{rx<lived?That the President of the n appoint a committee of t\veni,v-o:iefc.of whl Committee President Latimer shall bet Chairman, to visit tne citizens ofAugu* <ia., and to lay before them the benetl which will result to Augusta liy the eomii tioi) of this road and Invite the co-operati and aid of that city. H'wlvctl?That the proceedings of this mo ing lie published in tlie Anderson, Abbevl and Augusta papers. The meeting then i journed. J. MARIOX LATIMKR, Chairman M. 0. Toyman, Secretary. llnilroad .Meeting nt Lowndcsvil The Rail Road moeling held at Iiownd vllle on the loth instant, was called to or< by President J. M. Latimer, speeches nn by Col. K. M. Itueker, Hon. J. S. Murray,: w. C. Browne, Col. Thomas Thomson, IS. Murray and Cnpt. W. K. Bradley. The following preamble and resolntir were presented by Mr. J. P. Pritchard a upon motion of Cnpt. .Jas. T. Barnes wi unanimously adopted, viz: Whereas we, I citizens of Lownacsville township have unabated lute est in the construction < railroad from Anderson C. H., S. C? to / I flin fn<?i Ih'iJ I H C / ku'kl ?? > "* ?"" "'v . duty to ourselves and to our country to si | serine liberally to the capital stock, of si railroad. Therefore he it. Jtesoh'cd?That we heartily approve of I plan of building this railroad by eoun town and township subscriptions by ta: tion and that we believe theeountv of Ab ville should make a liberal subscription this enterprise and that if it should fail to so. then in our opinion thetowiishipsthrou which the road is to pass, anil those adjac< thereto should make large subscrijitlons taxation to the company building this m Jieeolvcd?That we hereby pledge nursel" that the citizens of this township will mil a subscription of at least twenty-live tli< sand dollars bv township taxation to I capital stock of this company; and Jte*olv*d?That wo request the other to\i ships luterested in this projected road, take action similar to this at an early di that community of action between us m be secured. On motion of Mr. Prltclmrd these proeei inijs be published in the Abbeville, Anders and Augusta papers. Meeting then i journed. J. M. LATIMKK, Prosldeni Robt. s. Bkckiiax, Secretary. Mothers will prow weary and sigh o\ the responsibility that Babv places up them, but they have the high privilege shaping a character for usefulness. 1 exercise of patience and the preservati of Babv's health by the proper use of J Bull's Baby Syrup*will give them gr present comfort and prospective hap ness. 25 cents per bottle. You will find Shriner's Indian Vem fuge the most reliable remedy to destr worms and cleanse the intestines. C or two doses ought to be takeu by evi adult and child twice a year. Slate of South Carotin Abbeville County. Iu the Probate Court. CHARLES P. Allen, as Executor the will of Banister Allen, deceas petitioner and plaintitt', against Ann Eli both Allen, Byrd O. Allen, James T. All Bannister A. Davis, James A. Morag Mary Brady, Alice Brady, Ella I. Janies B. Allen, Indiana Barksdale, Ji E. Allen, Charlotte A. Orr, B. Bolen , len, B. Berrian Allen, Alary A. McCi $nd Elizabeth Watson, defendants. Petition and complaint for relief, to defendant*, Ann Elizabeth Allen, Bi 0. Allen, Mary Brady, Alice Brady, ] Leo, Indiana Barksilalo and Marv McCalla: Youaro hereby summoned and rcqu ed to answer tho petition and coinpla in this action which is tiled in tho Coi of I'robato of said county, on the tor day of October, A. D. 1877, and to serv copy of your answer on tho subscriber his ofiico at Abbeville Court Honsp, ? State, within twenty days alter the sorv of tho summons on you exelusivo of d of service. If you fail to answer this petition a complaint within tho time aforesaid I plantilf will apply to tho Court of P bate for tho relief demanded in tho co plaint. Dated October 10, A. D. 1S77. THOMAS THOMSON*, PlaintifPs Attorney To the dofendants Ann Elizabeth All Bvrd O. Allen, Mary Brady, Alice Bra( Ella Lee, Indiana liarksdalo u Mary A. McCalla: You will take noticc that tho summc and ]K?tition in the above action were ed in the Court of Probate of Abbcvi county. South Carolina, on tho tenth d \ 1K77 I October 10th A. !>., 1877. TIIOS. THOMSON*. Plaintiffs Attorney October 24, 1S77, Gt. DRESS TRIMMINGS.?In Fringe*, (> loons, Uuttons, Ac., all colors unit iety 1 At the EMPORIUM OF FASIIIOS Oct. 24, isrr, tr. tutpTP^LO A Noted Divine says They are ivorth thei tveight in gold. READ WHAT HE SAYS Dr.Tctt:?Dear Sir: For ten years I have l>c a martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation, aril 1'ilcc. L. spring y^iur pills were recommended to mi-; I it* them (Imt with little tuith}. I ttm now a well 111: j have ifcxxl appetite, digestion ptr'?ct, regular fc'oo ; piles gone, and I have gained forty potuwU solid flei | They are v?onh their weight in cold. I Ktv. It. L. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky. [ m||?mh|a f\ii | f\ Dr. Tutt has been c TUTT'S PILLS in the practice medicine thirty year*. u CURE 61CK HEAD- foralonjrlimr wn*dymi ACIiS. Ktrjtor of anatomy in I _ im_ i j i .I, . , ~ Medical College <if Ge< TUTT'S PlUS CUBE DYSPEPBLt. ted tliat they arc pre par _____ (III fcCiclltitlC ptitiripll TUTT'S PILLS quackery. lie has succeeded (JUKECONSTIPATION coinhiuiui; in them t JT*.. ? ^ heretolore antaROniTIITT'Q Pi! 8 R qualities of a ttreugHn j lull O I IUwsJ , ng,/iirgdtive,auila/'l cube piles. trying ionic. rheir lirst apparent ! VIITTIO D!i B C f?"Ct is to incniise the : ! IUI I O l tLLu petite by causing the f? to properly n ssi ni i I a t j CUBE FBVEB AND Thus the *y?teni is no ikhed, and by tliiir to wawmn nri a action on thc'dijjeiitive TtoTT S PILLS ?>?"? rr.e,,|:,ra,ui 11v11 evacuations are t nxlno CUBE BILIOUS COLIC The rapidity w itli whi i pfr'cwt lahf on fit TIITVIP Dil I O while nnder the iulhu i IUI Id rSLLO of these piljs.ol itself ! CUBE KIDNEY COM- f1 !.i!e!?.illUi*? ".l TLA IWT. M, i ii i i nciicc Uicirciiic;it?y mc \ TUTT'S PILLS ZSSX!?%!Z inff <it the muxtck, >ti I CUSS TOP.PID LJVER of the liv chronic constipation, :i ij>nrtiinr hi*Uh notl rtrcnjjth to the system. Si vcrywlicre. Ofllcc, 3^ Mu ray Street, New Yo y TRSUaiPH 0F~SCIENC1E-| | 9 Cray Hair can be changed to a g I 1 clotty black b^r g tingle application of I I "? Dr.TuTT's Hair Dye. It MHlike titanic, 1 and irwarrantod oa harmless as water. E 3 Price <1.00. Office 3; Murray St., N.Y. p What is Queen's Delight Read the Answe I It it. a plant that grow* In the t ?th, and Ik s| | cially adapted to the cure of di*oa*e<>of that clima NATURE'S OWN REMEDY, J Enterin-j at once into the blood, expelling all sen 1 iilnu*, syphilitic, and rhcumatic nfloctions. Aloi I .t it >1 noni-ching alterative, but when combined wi ' C :11- V.IU^IWL ar,/^ nlK.p In.rKc it In-, Dr. Tutt's Sarsaparill i and Queen's Delight, Hie most powerful Mood purifier known to medii science for the cure of old nicer*. diseased joints, f< [ discharges I roin the cur* and nostrils, abscesses, sli iliM.-flKes, dropsy, kidney compla<i:t, cvfl cftects -ecret practices, disordered liver and spleen. Its ?i strenjjdiens the nervous system imparts a fair co plexion, and builds up the body with ^ HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH.? As an antidote tr> syphilitic poison it is strou( recommended. Hundreds of casts of the worst ty have huen radically cured by it. Being purely vi etalile its continued use wilf do no harm. The lii tipip to take it is during t||e summer and fall; a instead of debility. Iieadachc, fever and ague, y will enjoy robust health. Sold bv all druggisl Vr.i'e, $i.oo. Ollice, 35 Murray btrvet. New r 01 jAugusta Hotel,, ke |J>; j Corner Broad and Washington Streets, ?. | AUGUSTA, GA., ke Has been thoroughly Renovated, Rel>c modeled, and Newly Furnished. 3<1:;TT IS located In the centre of business. i:ul|l Telegraph (Hiiro in the Hotel Hull ding, ich : Express oiHce in the mime block. Post-Ofhe | licc only one block off". All other public contn, i vcnlences close nt.hnnd. Us, The Oflice of the Hotel will be open during ile- the night, and guests will be received, or on culled at any hour. yt- W. H. MOORE, Prop'r. illc * id- Rates of Roard, 82.00 per day. Oct. 2?, 1ST7, 3m. 1 wXdelph, es- \y IIOLESAEE nnd Retail dealer In | COOKIXG STOVES, '"j TIX WARE, <fcc., <tc. . pri? , lip HA VF at nil tlmos in Stock those First an elites Stovos, >f a I"; EXCELSIOR, COOK, ,1l?icli STEWART, IIENRY CLAY, PLANTER, <ic. l>- IV. J. DELI*II, *11- * ' 'to 205 BROAD STREET, si AUGUSTA, GA. by ml. At Lowest Price.*. No Charge for Drayage. k't* Ortober 2-J, 1X77, ."tin. H. A. BRAHE, , to J DEALER IN S WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Ml- 1 1 1 JEWELRY, SILVERWARE rer And Fine Fancy Goods. i,jj 20G BROAD ST. COR. McINTOSCH, S AUGUST A, O A., eat pi- ESTABLISHED 1842. ni_ WATCHES and JEWELRY carefully ov (n*e REPAIRED AND WARRANTED. ily October 1S77, 3m. a.. I 'D ft SOUS' CsrnMBITV fit! ] -afiwutfiini i wkuum ii vihj THE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL IN USE. '/arranted 150 Degrees Fire-Test. WATER "WHITE IN COLOR, of Fully Dcodorlznl< ? 'vT/ELLfviOTEXPLODE JJ|? HIGHEST^ AWARD ;V,n Oeritennia!Exposition VI- For Exccllcuce of Mannffecture llla AND HIGH FIRE TEST. I Indorsed b7 the Insurance Companies. |jja limit this Ctrlifi-alc?One of Many. A. How Ann Finn IsSTRAvn: Co. of Bat.tiMOitt:, Itallimiirv. Pec. 2!<l, 1X71.?Mrt*rt. l\ Writ if ?Uniiltiu'ii: Having used the various . r* oilssold in tliiscity forilluminutiiiKiiuqxisc^.I l,,t tnke pleasure In m?inmuudini;your''AIr.ddin lirt frVcnrity oil" as Uic j>'/?< awl I-it ever u?ed In jtil our household. Yours truly, e a [bigncJJ AXD11KW KKESE, President. at M?umfactur?d by *kl C. WEST & SOSS, Baltimore. let* iav Try it, and yon will 1150 ?o other. ncl ? 1 <* < > MM b. VardryMcBee r </ Main Street, near the Cotton S<ailcs, GREENVILLE. 8. C., MANUFACTURER of HARNESS, SADDLKS, TKAM AND BUGGY COLtn | LARS. Premiums awarded me at. State and |sl County Fairs for the "best." Dealer In French c',l Calf skin*, White Oak and Hemlock Solo, in. I Cpper, Kip, M'iiunK and Harness LEATHER, |s| WJiipft, HuKdJ' Umbrellas, snuuiery riarn-i ii," ware, ,ie., A LAIIGK STOCK constant- i ly on hand nt the IAJWK8T I'KIOKS. ucpnirlng done to order and expeditiously. All Roods warranted utt represented. NPKCIALTIKrt?Shoe Finding* and Tanners' ,,i nnd Mnelilne OILS, Acent for the wile of J ,?i Alexander, Allen & jNIeBeo's celebrated ! 3,u Leather. [Oct. 10, 1877, 5m I ? KEEP DP YOUR CREDIT. ! McDonald&Co :lnnil A RE now out of Business for a short Jl\. time only, and CERTAINLY KXPKCT ALL who owe them, to settle at cf. once, as they need money to purchase ip- their Fall Stock. ?k1 WE have, out of our little, helped you, !c* out of your abundance, help us; thereby proving yourselves worthy of the kincf?r ness bestowed upon you. You may )'> want help again. Remember?A friend "j," in need is a frit nd indeed. fh Very Respectfully, K W. T. McDONALD. & Co. |jv September 12, 1877, tf. vj' TK you want a dozen spool cotton for 3-3 X centii, call on Rosenberg. B To Debtors. ,k" "^"0 man bas been more lenient than I , J3I have beon towards my debtors, and Q | for this reason I think they should pay me now that I need the money. Pay up old scores and start anew. Respectfully, rrr to Druimrv ?f , i X 4J4.1 11JU1, | Oct. 17, 1877, tf. r FIRE! FIREll FIRE!!! ' 7 rpHE undersigned have this day united I Ihetr Agencies, representing FORTY MILLION DOLLARS Capital and Asset*, and j M ask n continuation of the patronage heretofore bestowed upon uh. We feel assured that <e- w!th our combined strength and experience, to, we can give entire satisfaction to our customers. Rates as low the least. Office over Pout Office, Abbeville, 8. L". DuPRE & BRANCH. of. J. F. C, DcPRE, ic, W T. Branch, [September 1,1877. itb August 120, 1N77. 3m I MILL~F0R SALE. THE undersigned will sell at Abbeville Court House on Salesday in November next, their Wlieatand Corn Mill on HOG -al SKIN CREEK, near Due West, ml ROBERT PRATT. iin W. E. BARM ORE, of October 10.1877. tf. GUNS, PISTOLS AND JEWELRY A T a Sacrifice in Rosenborg's Store. A. [October 10, lfiTT. W ...i Y~> v J i* w nue jueaa. r'." J)ry Paints, Paints in Oil, I pound cans. n(| E. 1?A11KEK._ "! T^BaPIIKI) and Brown HoJncKpuu# for ?\ I) 5 centK a yard at Hqseiiborg' k. &.T ABBEVILLE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, J Coming on Three Special Trains! Fifth Annual Toor of the Continent by.Rail! & Congress of Bewildering Attractions! 10,000 Separate and Distinct Novelties! p ; /; i * . ? *. <l?n Clftn Gbtf nun oil in ft ^ JL I1U iJUi i>u, Uiu wiu ?iv ?** *v|// ..rv?*?vx? ? ?? . ^ . / Tt VAST WILDERNESS OF EXHIBITION TENTS isrONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL ! ?? S TK7\ W. COLE'S f NEW AND GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH I!! 1 A Mammoth Museum! A Stupendous Menagerie!- A Famous Circos! W. W. COLK SOLE PROPRIETOR. THIS grand and classic entertainment is wholly exempt from the luelcgancies nud coarseness too frequently permitted in most of tent exhibitions. In this fireat Show there is nothing: ever presented that a gentleman would hesitate to firing his family to witness, or the most exulting take exception to. ^ jC#'Dur Superiority Over any Other Show in America! j The wonders and Beauties of Nature! 10,000 Ocean Marvels! .The Gaueho Horsemen of the Pampas! Superb Display of Arenie Prowess! Monarchs of the ltivers and Jungles of India, Africa and Soutti .America. WK CJIAliLEXOE THE WORLD TO EQUAL OUR GREAT SHOW! <2i 1 Worth of Golden Tableau Cars and Chariots like Moun- 111 qp J. W)v/Uv tains of Burnished Gold in Sunlight. ^ EXTRAORDINARY FEATURES JUST ADDED: Living .Alaska Oceanic Lions ! Buby Elcnant. Baby Dromedaries, r>() Circus Performers, Baby Leopards, Bribv Lions, 20 .Beautiful Lady Artists, Baby Camels, Baby Monkeys, l.s Darling Children, Jiaby Sea Lions, li'aby Tigers, 20 Selcot Musicians, Den of Monstor*8crpents, New and Famous Artists, Drove of Baetrinn Camels, Interesting: and Instruetivo. g Herd of Elephants, Famous Family Social,| A $20,(KK) Hippopotamus, World of Foreign Features, A Sea Elephant, Walrus ?fe(\, Brilliant Attractions, Trained and Performing Wild Beasts, (James of. the Human Corso, 30 Lilliputian Ponies, 10,000 Wondrous Be:usts, J % SIX FUNNY CLOWNS, 30 Cages Dens and Corrals of Wild Beasts, , THE MOST GORGEOUS STREET PAGEANT EVER SEEN! Forming a se< no of splendor never before equalled! Coining on 42 R. R. Cars! All Railroads run to and from this New and (treat Show, at Cheap Rates to all. Admission as usual. To all Advertised Exhibitions only one Tiekct Required. REMEMBER rJ HAT This New and only Greatest Show on Earth # is every part and parcel always togetner, it never aiviaes. = THE DAY AND DATE IS POSITIVELY FIXED. f Bear ii MM the Name-W. f. COLE'S GREAT SHOW OLD TIME PRICES. ADMISSION 50 Cents, CHILDREN 25 Cents- { CELEBRATED J THE OLD l'IRM HRISTOFTJER GRAY & CO, ?OF? -AUGUSTA, SAY ANN All AXD jYEW YORK. ] Famous for honest goods. j amous for low prices. amotjs for courtesyjto customers. We have now completed tlic largest ami bet assorted Stock of Dry Goods ever ottered in (icor^ia. Wo are prepared to otter extra inducements to Customers, and arc aldo to do so for the followiiur reasons: T)T7 A Cr*\T VA I WE Bl'Y FOR CAS JI AXD SAVE THE CHARGES FOR JwrjAowiN 1' \J 1* Credit, which Ik fully 10percent. T> I? A C!/"\\T \Tf^ O y'K BUY FOR THREE HOUSES. AND CONSEQUENT^ iXEiAOvyn 11 v/ <?* ja save Lin* discount oniy nccorucu u> larger dujits, ni/ ul i least live per cent. t> u a cn\7 xt a q ol r i'ahck sales exahle its to conduct our A\LJxjlOv/1i 1 i V-/ O- Huslness with loss proportionate expenses, at least flvo per cent, tliun smaller houses. GRAND REASON WHY YOU SHOULD-BUY FROM US. Wc rIvc our Customers the benefit of the entire .VI per cent., or 20c. on Every Dollnr. We will sell till DOMESTICS, at the same price ns tho Factories or their Aifents. Dress floods, Woolens, Linens, Silks ' Hosiery. Notions, etc., our own importation at NEW YOKK I'HU'bS. We will jjlve special attention to Dealers wishlnj: to buy their FALL STOCKS. Jend for snjnples. Freight, prepulil on orders amount Injr to $10 ?*t CiG RAYdb CO. |3?y|g DIPIOHA. S ^sl CEHIENH1AL EXPOSITION 1&Z& ?' AS THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Its competitors receiving only an award for some spccia! feature of their machines Tie Worlitomi Will Mils Sewing; MacMie Has Unlimited Capacity to do all kinds or Family Sewing and Manufacturing, ' ITS PATENT AUTOMATIC "CUT OFF" nn linnil wlionl nrpvonto tl.rt mn- C< cliino from running backwards, and obviates the necessity of taking the work ^ from the machine to wind thread on tho bobbins, which mu3t he done with all "t| other Sewing Macliines, to the great annoyance of the operator, especially in cu tacking, hemming and ruffling. It docs one-third more work in a giren length of time than any other Sewing machine. i)e' 1TITH EVEBY MOTION of the FOOT the MACHINE MAKES SEX STITCHES. J[|| Ihres Wilson fotim will ?o as anch work in one day as four other Mm -j It requires no special instructions to use it; an Illustrated Direction Book is <1" furnished with each machine. ! IT CAXHOT GET OUT OF ORDER, Aft) THE ADJUSTMENTS ARE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT. thi A properly execntcd Certificate is furnished with cach machine, guaranteeing th(j to keep it in repair, frco of charge, for five years. Machines sold on easy co terms of payment, and delivered, frcp of charge, at any Railroad Depot in the >yi. United States where wo have no Aleuts. 1" Send for XUnatratod Catalogue. ??* Agent* Wanted. For full particulars address ? % WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. P ?27 Broadwav, SEW YOUK; HEW 02LEANS, LA.| CHICAGO. ILL) or SAH FRANCISCO, OAL. 01 iiMiii'lM ' tmmmmmmrnm. ?M.l. STOfJK RECEIVED. p W RINTS, Homespnns, Blankets, White Red and Canton Flannels, Be< Comforts, 'Ladles' Cloaks, and i General Stock of Dry Goods an< Notions. .HOES, SHOES, SHOES CUNNINGHAM AND TEMPLETOh HAVE opened tUclr NilOKH and can nup y custouKTH at greatly rctluccd price*. I ATS, HATS. HATS call on . Vmwlw & Temjleti AND ?et the latest style HATS for yonn id old men. GROCERIES, GROCERIES SUGAR, COFFEE, and SHELF GOODS t 1 kinds at OMMAM&TEMPLETON'i Soptembcr 10,1877, tf. BARNWELL & GO, Lre Daily Adding to Thei * Stock, Consisting of staple DRY GOODS Of all kinds, 300TS AND SHOE! A Great Variety of New Style Olo tiling-, JUGAE AND COFFEJ Of Every Grade, 3AC0N, LARD, FLOUB SYRUP AND MOLASSES, iYesli Meal and Gris EVERY WEEK, BAGGING AND TIES Always on luind. Scptomber 19, 11*77. tf. FOUT Z 9 B~ HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS cmro or present \\. T. l'KNMOV, Abbeville, *. f. J. F. ToWX.SKNl), IloUgo* Depot, 8. C'. TO THE PUBLIC. HAVI-: reninvril juy I/KNTAL OFFICK1 tin* room on t lit* upper t ornor 01 iiiiami anuk, over Mr. Murx' Store. JNO. S. THOMPSON, Dentist. September 10,1877, tf. notice: TS hereby given that an application w L bo mutlo to tlie next HOaxion of t! .ugislature to amend tlio charter of tl nvannah Valley Ilail Koarl or for a ne barter. [September 22, 1K77. tf. rim,y? MPBOVED WEED SEWINC MACHINE. jXE of the best now in the Market for )0 Founds middling Cotton or 93 in Cash. HAIX at MISS J. E. KAMEY'S. or on mj If, and examine before purchasing elw here. C. V. HAMMOND ncpvcmucr iu, ion, u. TAX NOTICE!. reasurer's Office, Abbeviil* County. I UTIIORITY having been given tr jL the Comptroller General of th" ate, to tlie County Treasurer, to use hi scretion an to the collection of Taxe ior to the 1st ofOctober. I hereby givi >tice that my olttce will be open on am tor Monday, the 3d day of Septcmberk1 remain open for the month except a itcd below. In order to accomodate the tax pavers the County, I will attend at the follow p places, at the times, stated as follows Ninety-Six, Monday and Tuesday, 24 tl d 2">tli September. Greenwood, Wednesday, 2Gtli. Hodges, Thursdfty, 27th, Donalds ville, Friday, 2Sth. Due West, Saturday, 2i?th. My otlice in the Court House, will 1>< en from tlio 1st to 31st October. Th( >urt IIouho being the cotton market foi o sections of the county not specifiec ove. It is deemed advisable that nc iier appointments than thoso abov< umeratcd. be made. i'lio Hooks will close October 31st. A1 com not puitl on or before that day wil liable to a penalty of 1"? per cent., am ?> Treasurer will proceed to collect the no as provided by law. ?erso?s liable to pay a poll tax and failor rofuHing to pay the xainc shall b< unied guilty of a "misdemeanor, and iill be punished by a line of live dollars, bo iinprfsoned iii the county jail foi rty days. L'ax payers are notified to bring witli jiu the Receipts for the Hampton and unty Tax, given by 1110, as the same 11 he taken as money in the pavmcut oi > proscnt tax. J." W. 1'KIlUlN, County Treasurer. Vugust, 1S77, 8t. ROSENHEIM* Invltox every body to come and Inspect IiIh large utoek of kIH. [GENERAL ME READY-KADI I u ============== I h & k i Hats an ALL STYLE8 AN t TRUNKS AND l -r t Boots, an 1 grocepjesT Always a MY Stock of Merr-hnnJlxe h?s never hereU ^ Examine my Stock and ^srel year *rant? 1 HUiisiiui* pricra. ii, ioh . W. JOEL A Few Things Fer tin LaiiestVERY CHEAP. \ Our KID GLOVES nt one dollar a pair, ' Our CORSETS nt 75 cent*. Very jc?>od. Oar BLACK SILKS at ILtt) loJI-nOperyard- Our BLACK ALPACAS?all- grade* and rrlcOH, but we wonld cull *p?vlnl attention to he grenUttt bargain* In ALPACAS to 1m* found tmy where. A good article at 3% cent* per yard. OCR SILK STRIPF.P PRESS GOODH at 25 eontx per yiird?worth -10 cent*. Our HAMBPRG TRIMMINGS from 6?{ _ cent* to SIM per yard. The largest nwwrt* ment ever brouubt to Abbeville. Our SILK SCARFS nt 25 cents each. Rt'FFLINOS for the neck In irr?*t variety. All the above and a thousand things more to be found at the Htore of WBITE BROTHERS. | .Oct. 2, 1877?tf i 3\Totio?. rpiTK annual mootlngof tlie Hoard of ConnI ty CMinnilMnloiierM will beheld at Abbeville Court House on tho flr*t Tuesday In November nest. Person* having claims 1 muni render them In by the flr>t dav of No ) veniber or they will' not he audited at Mild meeting. By order of the Hoard. ROBERT J0NE8, Acting Clerk. Oct. 3, 1877. 5t. E. j. wnitk E. M. hugiiks 3 MoiiaMe Eat EmpriiuL WHITE & HUGHES, '? DEALER8 IN Hats, Caps, Furs, Umbrellas, etc. 269 King Street, Opp. Ilusel, CHARLESTON, H. C (JMBKEI.L A-S MADE AND ItKX'AIKEDTOOBDEU. Oct. 8, 1877, 3m.mem Excitement! sT , GRAND TIME IN STORE Tor all the Visitors I To Abbeville During; the Fair! | l S TIIE progressive, cnergctlc people of ' A thin Banner County will doubtless turn out en masse on the great occasion, a* well . lutinaiiy from the adjoining count lee, I take this opportunity to inform tRem thnt they may "kill twh birds with ouo stone" l>y com* i lug prepared toiuive their photographs taken. ~ : My gallery will he open every dny during tlie | Fair and I may be found In It tit nil hours j ready for business, ('all any how and exam L : idc kllccimvllc. ii nil' VXeVUUUII III IIK'III in " I not {satisfactory, why don't luive "yourn ! took." Even If you ilon't uxmt nny pictures, [call uny way, "J'll be Khul to wo you." Ito{member 0. young man that with many of I you It is not only n mutter of duty hut also of I necessity, unless you are willing *u> rl?*lr. con. I neiiuenee*. which muy und pivbubly will, prove fiitul. --! IMiotojrranhlo Gallery, Public Hquarc next I door to ttirker'n Drug Ktore. W. S. WHEELER, jj | Abbeville C. H.,R. Oct. 1?77, tf. "MTOniOTCL j m j All PKKS0NS Indebted to the Estate of W. Sim BLAKK, DcoeiMd, aro hereby ; notified to make payment on or before the .'hi of November next, or uctlon will be taken to force collection. ALL ihttoiik havingclalinn asainrt Mid estate will present them duly attested, to the undersigned. W. K. BLAKE, A. M. It LAKE, Executor*. i Octobers. 1K77, tf. GINGEMNG^ Anil SLhaftfnor AND BOLTS CIIEAl'XIl THAN KVKH ItKFOUK AT TIIE Forest City Foundry and Machine Works, GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO., AUGUSTA, GA. ENGINES, COTTON SCREWS, a Mill Gearing and Machinery I OF ALL KINDS Made nndropalrod promptly. _ Oct. 3. 1877, tf. 5 _ - The Greatest Bargains in Ladies Goods ever Offered in this Market. T ADIE8' Hut* untrlmmed from 50c. to $2.50. 1 j ladles' Milk Tic* from 25c. toR1.00. Ludles' Silk Handkerchiefs from 33c. to $1.50. Indies' Linen Handkerchief* from 10c. to 75c. LadleiT Mourning Handkorchlcfs from 35c. to . .10c. a ladles' and Misses I-acoandSilk 1Mb* from 25c 3 to $1.50. Ladles' Linen Collars from 10c. to 25o. Indies' from .1c. to75c. Ladles' WhltelSluckund Colored Kicbtfrom 75c ? to 9*2.25. Ladles' Ileal HairSwltchcx from SI-10 to $4.00. o ladles' lilack Cloaks fronvW.iiO to *12.00. h Ijidlen' Corset* all Noh. from 50c. to 82.50. .. r.tipo?uinil Mfimhiiror RiltrinirK In irrfuit vnrlptv ,, from 5c. ioSI.oo. j Ladle*' Shawls, Hosiery, Glovos, ac., In great 1 variety anil very clieay. ? Just Received A full llm> of MILES'.SHOES jroiu S2.50 to ? H.UU. Cull and soe us and be convinced that we : can hoII as cheap as any houso thisslduof ! Auj?ustu. JR. M. I1ADDON 6c CO. Oct. 3,1877, tf. O* A.- Traylor ?WITH? ! WILLIAM MULHERIN, ' r ' J -DEALER IX? I Boots and Shoes ; HATS AND TRUNKS, j [ 293 BROAD STREET, Half Block [ bolow Planters' Hotel, AUGUSTA, Ct. A. .' I>l*RA?LE HOOTS AND SHOES A Bl'KCIALTT > September, 19, 1877,3m. jg , J. C. Alexander, Joseph Allen, Vardry McBec. i ALEXANDER, ALLEN & McBEE Manufacturers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In UPPER AND HARNESS LEATHER KIP AND CALF SKINS, \ GREENVILLE, S. C. Highest omh pricc pnltl for lililca. Sopt. 2(3, 1877, 12 ni. J \ > ECflUMT ' I 3CL0THDBJ ^ jff ^ :T> ZjOW prices UMBRELLAS. ?1 > \-r# f r/< f f jr f : , > d Shoes. ? GROCERIES, a Hand. ' . s. bera no- Larar. ao Twfcd and OiMp. S?r the pall aad W Enter, tfaypllfld at *rv* SMITH. HEADQUARTERS Pot Cheap Goods ! ?????? - J ? ? 10. .V- fas \.. jki X ,r..,y ..", j * ARE RECEIVING THE Hiargrest General Stock Of Goods is Greenville. ! i . ... .. JJ . WE OCCUPY our. Snr Store tt our old Htnnd onBuncomb Street,. and with our fee ilitieM for doing bcudncae wo claim to be second to none. We make BOOTS, SHOES, CpiBBt and FrniBflMl A. Specialty, : * r ~ And in them can offer Greet Inducements.. * ' 1 * Te We were at the manufactories in person, and had our BOOTS AND 8JI0KH made to order, and will guarantee both quality and price. Buying from first hand*' wo wo tbo profit of tbo middle iiuui, which wdl boa saving to the con; suuicr who buyH from u*. CUB DRY GOODS WERE SELECTED WITH ORKAT CARE, mid cmbnu-oa all the NOVELTIES oftb* heawm, and In this Dc|mrtni?nt we maku POPULAR PRICES. OUR GROCERY DEPAETURT IS WELL SUPPLIED AT ALL TIMES WITH Choice Goods, Which will be eolil at HARD PAN PRICES. OmiP nn?l we for yourwlven. Knchsrg* showing good*. We give a Tree exuitminu. nut ... JAMES H. XOBGAR it BIIO., lloncomk Street. Greeavliie, I, C. . < i *.{;. ' rrt* r'.\ *" Mr. W. A. Hiatimer. M .J From Honca Path, In with us and will Ix plctuu*! to have all bUfrlenda call and cm i ,< i': 1 <ui V 'VtwAi WE also have In counoctlon with our store, tlio Largest Wagon Yard In the City, fitted up with Troughs, Sleeping IIouno, Ac., for the arcomnindatloa or oar friend* and cuxtomera, free of chart*. October a, W77, 3m. ESTABLISHED 1874. GEO B. EDWARDS. COTTOtf and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, ' CHARLESTON, 8. C. PROMPT attention given to ?al* of Cotton. Corn, Pea*, Rice and Produce of all kind*. Merchandise bought free of cnnunlwlon. Agent nt Charleston for KUte Line Ocean RUnmslilp* l>etween New York, Olaaeov, Liverpool, Loudon and all p*rt? of EsroM. Rbverbxcem?Bank of Charleetoo, Ja*. A rigor it Co.. C. T. Lowndes a (Vj., Charleston, 8. C. [Oct. ?. 1877, to. Fall Goods Just Received. FAL and winterCal lcoet^bnownaud bleached Homespuns, Canton Flannels Ac* Spool C otton, 1? for f1.00,20 docon pairs ladles nnd Children Shoe* from "Scent* tofS.00 per pair. Uill early and *ocnre bargain* at R. M. IIADDON ? CO's September G, 1877, tf. New Goods Cheaper Than Ever. T AM constantly receiving addition* tomjr I 8 took. FAMILY GROCKRIKM, UKI GOODS, RIIOKH Al\ which I am offering at very low prices for cash. IT. P. QUARLE8, AgentJI August 22, 187*tf. Groceries, Groceries. O LBS COFFEE 8UQAR FOR fl.QO. O S'z and 4 lbs Coffee for fl.UO. 11 and 13 lbs Rice for SI.00. 3 lbs Can Tomatoes, 12.?i dozen. 1 lb fan Salmond. IW7J4 doseu. 1 lb Can Oysters, 1.40 dosen. Adamantine Candles, 20cents. Chee.se, 20 cents. Koda Crackers, 12U eenU. Fresh lot of Family Flour Just received? ind cheap fur tho cash at R. M. HADDOJf <fc CO/8. April 11,1877. VT OTICE?Is hereby given that application will bo m?ulo to the I^glFlelure, at Its ioxt mtuulon, to charter PrcKETT A Tl'RN :H ? KKltRY, on Haluiln River, At th? orlifiml ?lteof Hwmiuy'i Ferry. PUCKKTT A TURNER. August 22. 1U77. tf. FLOUE! FLOUR! iplendid For Loaf Bread, Doom not Require Yeant to Make it Rise. TRY IT, At the Cash Store. T. P. QUARLES, A|Mt. September 19,1877, tf. Banned goods of all kinds J tit Cunningham <fc Templeton's. Juno 6th, 1877 tf ^ GOOD ovpr ront can be bought lor H. 1. ai iwwM-uoerjf *.