The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, May 27, 1885, Image 2
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The Abbeville Messenger.
H. L. BONHAM, Jr.,)
1 E'"?y~o?
WEDNESDAY, MAY, 27, 1885.
HIKING.
Tho Messsnorr is rising in thu estimation
of tho Medium. At first nothing
that wo said to or about our neighbor
obtained any recognition from him.
Ho silontly ignored us. After the rail
rond discussion began, he began to lake
gome notice of us, and acknowledged
our existence. Last wci-k his editorial
page was devoted to the Mf.skf.noeu.
Truly wo are rising ! And tlie Medium
had actually to adopt our style of argument.
We havo suggested heretofore
that tho rail road be putin the hands of
tr - editors of the J*rextt and Manner
nnd Medium. Last week the Medium
suggests that the contract for building
the road be lot to the Mkkhenokk.
Neighbor, you ought to give us credit
for the wit you borrowed. We are perfectly
willing to lend to j'oii, for you afe
bo devoid of argument to sustain your
position, that you need help, lint we
insist that you shall he accurate and correct
in your statements.
The Medium says: "The Meskknokr
will do the work for $7fi,000. Kirk for
$1'K),000, and Schofiold for 228,(XX)."
That is not true, the Mkshrnuku never
offered to do the work at any price. It
c.m't be bothered with a small thing like
a rnil road, it has got its hands full trying
to keep the Medium and the Press
tnnl linn ner straight.
Hut in earnest the Medium was not
fair and ongenuous in its argument.
The estimates of Kirk and Schofield
linth 1 n II /I O Kw^oino" inrl
l>?u IIV.-OII1II&,
noither of which tiro included in our estimate
! That estimate wns made upon
tho experience of the A. & K. Ilond and
Medium cannot refute it
No, no, friend, you can't inveigle us
into a rail road contract and divert us
from our legitimate business. We are
here to stay.
"QUALIFIED VOTERS."
The Pr_?ss and Banner takes the position
that only those voters registered
by the Town Council previous to this
time oan vote at the election.
It is our opinion that the Municipal
registration has nothing to do with this
election, that only the State registration
a? r? * -----
curti ucaie xs necessary to be exhibited,
to entitle a voter to vote. The act of
1882, amendatory of the town charter
provides the qualifications of n.^e a;?d
residence that shall entitle a person to
vote for Jntendanl and Wardern*.
And throughout the registration portion
and it speaks of elections for '-Intondant
Wardens," which it calls Municipal
Elections. It provides for tho following
form of certificate of Registration,
"The bearer is a qualified voter of the
town of Abbeville and is years of
age and entitled to vote in the Municipal
election of said town." Now, the
Act speaks of tho Municipal elections
entirely. They are elections for Intendant
and Wardens. And the ''special
elections" quot d by the J*rats and
Banner are those ordered to fill vacan/.!??
-m _ r t .
.mo in tuu tmiutJH ui jnicnuani or Wardens.
The election to bo hold on Friday
is in no sense of the word a municipal
election. But is a special election
provided for by a special act of the
Legislature-?and the only qualifications
necessary are those necessary to a vote
at a State election.
Don't let us hnve any technical points
about this matter. Let us have a full
free and fair election. Let everybody
who is of age and qualified under the
State laws cast his vote. We want a
full frank expression of the public sentiment
on this question. Therefore
don't try to shut off anybody. We
don't how it will affect this election on?way
or the other, but we think this is
the proper policy to pursue.
AIjIj AllO A 111 >!
The issue is made up; the battle has
been fought: the argument made, an<l
u remains now with our people to say i?
we shall vote the subscription to the
C. C. G. & C. Ilailroad. The arguments
for and against the vote have l?een fully
presented and our citizens are in position
to decide for themselves calmly and
deliberately what course th?;y will pursue.
Whether we will take Hie chances
that aro held out to us and which if we
f/iil to realize can do us no harm. Or
whether wo will thrust back the hand
held out to aid nr.d consign our town and
all its interest to slo-* and inevitable decay.
The conditions thrown around
these bonds tnnko the town perfectly
safe in vntin?* 'ft < ? .
_ a ...vui. * nvii'iuru HHTC I*
no dnngor. And who dare deny llm.
there is hope ? What poKsihle objuction
havo you to voting them V KnpP<?ho
you do not believe anything will
ctuno of it ? You may Lu iiiulaken,
and ainco no harm can come ?>f it wh\
not take the ehancca ? Snppo?<> you
were Htrandod on a rock it) mid ocean,
to remain upon which Wi'tu eorlnii
death by tho alow process of starrntioi..
a ship, bound for a foreign port, nnd not
in communication with your hotiiu pur.
or likely ever to bo, heave# in Kight:
.Would you refuso to take p-msugu on
her because you might not l?e -able to
reach home in years pcrhnpn? Our
condition is similar Good judgment,
- prudence, progress and enterprise combine
to urge us to vote these bonds.
Friday is the fateful day for Abbovilte.
>; i - ' ^. ' - XV;
her life is bound in shallows and in
miseries.
So friends, got aboard the C. C. G. &
G. 11. liy. Givo tho old town the benetiit
of tho doubt. Let us all work together
for tho benefit of ourselves, our
friends, our posterity.
THAT OPINION.
We presume that tho Pretts fintl Gunner
will present to its readers to-day,
I the dissRHtiny opinion of Associate Justice
McGowun in tho case of Chnmbleo
vs. Tribble. l ow let it be understood
that this is not the law. It requires concurrence
of a majority of the Court to
decide a question. Chief justice Simp
son anil Associate <1 ustice Alclvcr concur
in opposition to the views of Judge
McGownn. Therefore, however much
respect the opinion of Judge McGowan
may deserve, it is not the law of the
case and no amount of head lines cau
make it so.
"BYKON."
The Medium saj's, "Lot "Byron"
come out over his own signature, and
show his identity. We promise not to
get inad at anything he says, but will
promise the people to lift him out his
boots in a neat and complete manner."
To most people it will occur that "Byron"
has already performed that feat for
the Medium. AVe suggest that if the
Medium don't mind it will produce a
repetition of "English Bards and
Scotch Reviewers." "Byron" "stirred
'em up!''
MOHGAX AGAIN.
Captain Dawson, lost Saturday, addressed
the Blnckville Democratic club,
on the appointment ol J. M. Morgan to
be IT. S. Consul in Australia. After
hearing Captain Dawson, the club by an
almost unanimous vote. ?<lopto?l a resolution
declaring that the explanation
was satisfactory. There was nothing
new in it, and we see no reason to
chunge our opinion that the appointment
should not have been made.
EDITOIlIAIi NOTES.
The great French author and statesman
Victor Hugo is dead. Some of the
greatest works of fiction, of the present
age, notably, "Lcs Miserablcs," and
'Quasi Modo" or the Hunchback ofj
Notre Daine," wtcre from his pen. He I
1 **"* ! CJ L* n A nr ?* in tif<\ ??? i?, C.J-1 1 *- - A - '
,, U..1 auvnil >> IIIU ua ail IIIIIUUI, OU I 11 IS
asserted that before death he affirmed
his belief in* God. Ilis vanity was not
less than his ability, and greatly marred
his character. Even the greatest, have
faults.
We have offered the editor of the
Medium a position on onr -force when
we undertake to build the C. C. G. ?fc C.
II. 11. Goodness knows what he will be
fit for except to sit on a stump and carp
at what the balance of us do. We think
we will hire Sehofield in order to givo
our friend an opportunity to continue to
"favor the road1' and oppose it, at the
same time.
We just wnnt to say once for all that
"those questions" have been answered.
The Medium is so well aware of the
truth of those answers as a complete
refutation of his insinuations that he
will not attempt to answer "the answers."
We nover said wo knew how to build
a rail road ! We don't! Anymore than
we know how a paper can be in favor of
*i roau, nnu try Dy every menus in its
power to do font tlie only chance there
is of building it.
Major K. B. Murray, of Anderson,
will deliver the Commencement address,
at Krskinc College.
John A. Logan, has been ie-eloeted
Senator from Illinois.
Til 13 STATE SUrUEXE COL'IiT.
Synopsis of ltocent Judicial Decision.
Chainbhi el <il, rr. Trihblt, Trtasur t, et al,
.V?. 1,703.
Certain townships in tho county of Arderson
under an "Act to charter the Savannah
Valley llnilruud Company," approved 12tli
March, IS78, and ofner Acts aincudatory
thercof, voted a subscription to said road.
The avpellaiiis, i einjj landowners und taxp?ycrs
in these townships, refused to pay
their portion of this subscription. They
were published as "deliin|ucnt taxpayers,''
and their lands were advertise*! ?< t?.. u ?m
the auditor uiul treasurer, with u penalty of
15 nor cont.
The appellants applied to the Circuit Judge
(or nil injunction, which w.ts granted temporarily
until the ease could he lu-aI'd on its
own merits. 1 he case was afterwards heard
by the Circuit .lodge, who decreed adversely
to the appellant?, on the groftnd thut the assessment
and levy made upi.n app 1 nV
property, being made to collect t:ixes, he had
no jurisdiction, under Section 2Gtf, (ieneial
Statutes, 1882, which inhibits injuctioik and
all other process issuing from the Courts intended
to stay sucli collections, and having uo
jurisdiction, neit ler the constitutionality ot
the Acts of the Legislature referred toiif?o*?
nor the liability of the conduct of the dofetiicndants
ctiuhl be considered ?r dvli'rmini'd
hv hint, a. d ordered and adjudged that the
ieiii|iory injunction be dissolved and the complaint
be disminHod.
Tiie ; pli iiuifla appealed. The a;>pellunts
deny the constitutionality of the Act of l'iiti
March, 1878, aud the Acts amendatory thereat,
chartering the Savannah Yallcv Mailrnad
C. inimny, alleging that it id a violation o 1
Ac? II, Section 2.1 of the Con t tntion id' Uu
State, in that its till* in defective; they deny
hul the ans amm'tit and levy mad* by the
defendants were for the purpose of collecting
a tax ill tho Section 26tl, General Statute/18-SJ,
and tiny tkny the constitutionality of
snld Section
The Supremo Oonrt decides that inasmuch
as the Circuit dttdge tuuucno rr.lt nx upon the '
constitutionality ol'the Act chartering the
company, tlf question is not before the Court.
The Court can only review such questions ol
law at may be adjudged aud determined
below. 1
The Supreme Court concur* with the Cir- <
euit Judge as to bis ruling on the second <
point, via: that tbe assessment and levy was ,
for the collootion of taxes. Section 268 inhibits
the Courts from stopping the collection 1
of Uses, whether legal or illegal. They may 1
be legal or illegal, dependent upon th? par- i
pose of the collection, whether for s public or ~i
private use; but is either ease it Is a tax Imposed
and collectable until, if illegal, it Is so
sdisdgsd and determined hv proper authority. 1
jpader the oireumsttriees tbe Circuit Judge
k- '/f" * ~ \ >. >.
whs not required to enter into the investigation
of the qustion, whether tho imposed tux
was for a privato purpose, ana therefore
whether legal or illegal.
The Supreme Court concurs with the Circuit
Judge, sustaining tho constitutionnlity
of Section 209. See the State vs. Treasurer,
4 S. C. 520, and the State ve. Gaillard, 11 S.
C.. 309.
Opinion by Simpson, C. J.
Mclvcr, A. J., concurs, because tho constitutionality
of the provisions coutaiucd in
Section 269 of the General Statutes has been
determined by authority to which ho is bound
to yield.
McGowan, A. J., dissents, being of opinion
that the Court should now declarc Section
269 of the General Statutes to be unconstitutional;
or if it is too late to do so, that it
should deulnre that said section was never intended
to apply to a case like this, where the
provision for an alternative remedy against
the State dons not exist; and that tlio decree
should be set aside and the cause remanded to
the Circuit Court to be heard like otherlcases,
only upon the merits involved.
Filed April 25, 1885.
Messrs. licnct A Scudday for appellants,
Mussrs. Whitner A Son for respondents.
ADVICE TO UOTHEltS.
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by ft sick child goffering
and crying with pain of cutting
teeth? If so, send at once nnd get n
w - o ^
Iiuiuvui 1111.1. ?? 1.13I<IIW H OIHITHINU nYllui*
kok Chii.uicdn Tkf.tiiino. Its value
is incalculable. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Depend upon
it. mothers, there is no mistake about
it. It cures dysentery and diarrhuea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures
wind colic, softens tho gums, reduces infiumation,
and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mus. Wisri.ow's
NoOTIIIO SYltUP fob Cltll.DHRN TkGTIIINO
is pleasant to the taste, and is the pres
cription of ?ne of the oldest nnd best female
nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 25 cents a
bottle. 5-ay 72
BUSINESS NOTICES.
A benutiful line of gloTcs at Dell & Galpliin's.
The best black silk ever shown in this mar
Km ui. ijcii cc wiwpmn's.
Neck wear, Linen collars, collarettes, Fisliucs,
Crepe, Leese anil Kuching in grent variety
nt Dell & (ialphin's.
All over Embroideries, nil over Hamburg,
till over Swiss, all over Net! very pretty and
cheap at Hell & Uulpliin'd.
Do you know tliu cheapest place in I he upcountry
to pet a stylish hat or bonnet V It is
nt Hell it (ialphin's.
Just received, a large lot of Fruit of the
Loom Bleached Hoincsnun, which we are selling
very cheap, liell ?3t Galphin.
The best ttiing out, is our Norclty Combination
Corbet, beautifully made, perfect-fit ting
>md guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Bell k (>a I pit in.
fitnory'* J.itth Cathartic is the b estnnd
only reliable Liver I'ill known, never fails with
the most obstinate cases, purely vegetable,
sugar-coated, tnstcles, harmless, no grilling
or unpleasant effects. Druggists sell them
?15 cents.
I.aces, Oriental, Torchcn, Brent on Valenciennes,
etc., in the greatest variety at Boll
<5c Galphin's.
Jet, crochet, crochet and jet, Taylors covered,
Something in black buttons to uintcb
uny black dress at Bell & (ialphin's.
It is simply impossible to fiud a better line
of 8, 10, l'ij-M, 15, 20 nuil 25c, white I.nwns
than Bell A (ialphiu arc showing.
Fans, fans, fans, from 2}^c. to the best in
real hutid painting nt Hell & (Ialphin's.
Fine Table and Hall Lamps at \V. S. Colli
t- /i -
ran a v/U.
Something new for Abbeville, nil Artiste in
niillinncry at Hell & Galphiu's.
You cull get n nice pearl Button for 5c. per
dox. at Bell & Unlphin s.
Parasol*. We can show you something
handsome in this line, liell & Uulphiu.
Barley! Barley I Barley! Butter l;tte
than never. I)o not fail to sow barley. It
will pay. Xo iloubt about it. You can get a
pure article nf seed bariey front While Brothers.
Flowers, Feathers and Ribbons in great variety
at Bell & Calphin's.
Ktvlish millinnery. Bell &. Ga|phin.
Embroidered Dress Robes something perfectly
beautiful. Bell & (inlphin.
Diamond Dyes, uiake old things new. Try
them, only 10c. per package. All colors kept
on hand by Speed & Xcull'er.
Laces! Laces!! Lares !! ! in endless variety
at White Brothers.
Parasols, Parasols, another lot of Parasols
just received R. M. Haddon ?( Co.
3 Cases Millinery jost received, ut R. M.
IlaiMon <( Co.
Be sure tu look at the Fancy China and
(> I ass-ware at White Brothers.
If you wish tobuya trunk" or valiae, go to
the store of White Brothers.
An elegant assortment of Flowers, Feathers
and Ribbons at Bell <(* Ualpliiu's.
If von over need n double foot Plow Stock
now is the time to get it. W. J, Smith <(- Son.
For gentlemen. A most elegant line of collar.*,
cuffs, Handkerchiefs, cravats etc., ai
Smith <( Soil's
Another lot of thos* elegant White Robe
Suits to arrive this week. K. M. 11 addon
d* Co.
Something new and handsome, Madras:Curtain
Lace in beautiful patterns. Also the
Sehiin Curtain Lace. Those goods are entirely
new and cheap. It. Id. l!addoii<? Co,
Satchel Powders, the most delightful. atW.
S. Oiiihrun if* Co.
Our atock of Hats, Cents neck wear and
hand sewed rlioes, cannot be surpassed.
Smith <f* Son.
White Lawn Robes with trimming to match.
A very handsome lot and very cheap at Smith
<0 Son's.
W. Joel Smith <t Son have oil exhibition
one of the Lurgcst and most At tractive stuck
of Spring aii't Summer Coods they li.ive evei
offered. Coods are much prettier than usual,
and cheap enough to satisfy the cJoscxt buver.
Cull, examine our stock and get your want*
supplied. Smith d' Son.
We went to market late, had several k n Is
of goods sold us at reduced prices, ami then*
fore can offer some real bargains In our customers.
Come see for yourself. Smith d* Soil
Full width Sheeting, nil linen Table Damasks,
Turkey Table llamask, Napkins, Doylies.
Towels, Crash and oihcr Goods which
take the eve of h< use keepers, can be found
in great variety at White lirothcrs.
Our stock of clothing has been pronounced
the prettiest e*er brought to Abbeville. We
really think ue have a beautiful line ofclo'hing
and are selling them nl very reasonable
prices. Smith d* Son. ?
A good assortmort uf tno following
named mtick's mny In* had at the store
of White Brothers : Tnhle Linens Towel
'sBlankets, Shootings. B?*l Tickings.
Counterpanes, Furnituru Prints. (,'nrpotis
and lings. 1 tf
Mr. Jason Simpson sells some of the
bust machines ever Lvnjjh: to this mar
Ki'i. lie recently sol.i us n White Ma
ijl.ine, tlnit -ivos <>oiup|i*l?? xu!i*ta..,ti?n.
It Is litflii running. simple of construction,
nntl'lur?l?W\ W?'c?n with safety
aHSure th.-se wiKvlin.sr ? m.*f !??? \ !' tr?.
flno qualities ill' the White. lV-t!-7I
White Brollies have now i;t sto>>
more tfinri one hundred c?ises of Bool.?nd
tShoes. They null Zeigler's Ladies
Shoes, which aro uusurpassed for fit,
?yk* and durability. They also have
a largo lot of Men's and Boy's Shoes,
made by the Bay State Shoe and I^eather
Company. Their goods have been
tosted for several years and have ?iven
universal satisfaction. Any one who
bays a pair of. this make of Boots or .
shoes, always gets the worth ^of Ips ,
?Sr?vT > ' ' '
Speed & Neuffer I
DRTJQ-GISTS.
KEEP constantly on hand a full, and well Delected
stock of pure
Drugs, Chemicals etc., etc. "
All the latest and popular lines of Patent 1
and Proprietary Medicines. *
XXerbine, i
the best Lirer Medicine, cures Dyspepsia,
for Hale only by v?. >
Try our BLACKBERRY CORDIAL for ,
Summer Complaint; and our Compound Syr- |
up Sarsaparilla with Iodide Potash, for the ?
Blood. I
BED DUG 1'OISOX, \
the most canvenient way of destroying these '
insects.
DIAMOND DYES, *
all the 8tA^)Io atl(l Fashionable Colors. |
A full line of woncy Goods, <
Toilet Articles, Stationery etc. etc. The
tjtff^brands ?f
Cigars, Tobacco, an<l|Cignrcttcs.
A complete sfVck of White Leads, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, etc., etc., Paint Brushes,
Window Ulaiis.
i
Golden Machine Oil.
We sell the celebrated Harrison Brother's
Prepared I'aint ; the best in the market.
Special altcntiou paid to the
Prescription Department.
Physicinn'H prescriptions ami fu.itily recipes
filled iii nil hours of dnv ami night, by
experienced and cnnmctent hands.
Ur.lor-i by hand or Mail, promptly attended
to.
SPEED & NEUFFER.
April 2S?, ltW5. tf 83.
less
AT TUB
Menial Saloon
For this year will be found
Absolutely Puro Spirits.
NORTH Carolina copper distilled Corn,
Finest brawl* of Kentucky Rye, fr?tn
two dollars to sis dollars per gallon."
Imported Cognac ISrandy a specialty.
Also Ales, I'nrtcr, t'hnmpagnes Ac. In
fact nil the popular and standard goods that
can be obtained.
Together with an assortment of Tobaccos
and lino Cigar.", that can not be excelled in
quality.
Persons needing such goods would not bo
humbugged by,buying from them.
The place id Seccond Door from Court
House.
i
O'DOMELL & COMN&HAM,
Proprietors, Abbeville, S. C.
jan 11-tf 2S
MY H. H. P. 13 A SUCCESS'
FIRST?It is pood.
SKCOXli?II is pleasant.
THIltl)?It in shI'o.
FOURTH?It doos exactly what wo claim for
it f
FIFTH?It is mailt' by reliable parties.
SIXTH?It li;i3 no equal.
SEVENTH?It does not nauseate.
KUillTll?It d<?cs not gripe.
NINTH?It will cure you.
TENTH?It is t!io best Liver Medicine known,
and costs only Fifty Cents a Untile.
A. Never Failing Prevention of Spring
Sickness.
WILL INV1GOKATK TIIK SYSTKM.
Givos Tone to the Stomach.
Relieves Torpid Liver
and removes all excessive bile from the system
and impurities from the blood.
Has been tried by thousands in the past
four.years and found worthy the commendation
of ull.
TEY IT
II. H. . P. only 51) edits por IJottlo.
UAllllKTT & MCMANTEK,
Wholesale aud Retail Drngjrists,
Augusta, lia.
March lH-t.f _ 58
AYER'S PILLS.
A large proportion of the diseases which
cause human suffering resnli from derangement
of the stomach, bowels, and liver.
Avon's Cathaktio Fills act directly upon
these organs, and are especially designed to
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including Constipation, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery,
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which they are a safe, sure, prompt, and
pleasant remedy. The extensive use of these
Pills by eminent physicians in regular praotioo,
shows unmistakably the estimation in
whioh they are held by the medical profession.
These Pills are compounded of vegetable
substances only, and are absolutely free from "
calomel or any other injurious ingredient. ^
C A Sufferer from Head%ehe writes t
" Aybb's Piluj are invaluable to me, and ;
aro my constant companion. I have been
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Pills are the only thing I could Iook to
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Franklin St., Richmond, Va., June 8, W82. i
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FOR DYSPEPSIA the? are lnvalnable. v
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Mexla, Texas, Jane 17,1882. ;
The Ret. Fuaycis B. Hablowb, writing
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nut's Oathastio Fills oorrect irregu- J1
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ntriBiD bt 8
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Maw, t
Sold by all Druggists. 1
gs^s
Mifini F- Ayer*s Sarsaparllla.
Af*n wHfc acre Kys, Bore 1
34
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< German Millet seed to arri\o ibf* e
flrttk. Smith & Son. n
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Krand Opening
\\7 E invito everybody to come and oxam- 1
W i?e our superb stock of ladies pmds
if every description. Hats, Honucts, toatli rs,
Flowers, itibbons, Laces Ac., in endless /
arietv. Itoman Siripes, I'laid Silk and Tinii-1
j'tid I.aco Scurfs, beautiful designs. Kv>r,\
ttii}f in neek wear, Uuchipffs, 5 cents and
i|i. Iiinen ami Lace collars, Fishues, and cvtryttiitik*
that makes unman more beautiful. (
Handkerchiefs. black and colored borders,
vhitc and colored, Silk, I.ace, Ac.
W.->ndertul bargains in white goods, LftwnB
it S cciils per yard and upwards, nice India o
l.iiiou III cents, colored Lawns from 5 to 12}^ J
:ents per \ ard, best ^oods ever sold here at ^
hose prices, ( iii^butt.s, Seersuckers and .
miliums, Cnslmiero.:. Nuns Veiling, I.ace 1
Ituutiiig, 1'lain, limeades and Hnwered, (.
Ilea n ti I'll I I'luids in colors ? n.l black and |
vhitc, lllack limit in;rs, (.'ashmeres Tamise, j
[ azelle and Henrietta t'lo'li, lluttons ami
rriiumings for everything. 1
Silk (Moves, While, Itlack at.d Colors, call t
Tor our Foster "William" Kid, in lllack and j I
I'olors, only $1.00 a pair. Ladies and Chil- ,i
[Iron's Hose ami Shoes. ^
R. M. II ADDON & Co. :
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AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, j
W K * > FF K U T(? Til K FA KM K US O F 1
AI'P. KVlF.TiK;
The Dori iup, Jr. Twine Hinder--weight
1,250 lbs. j
SIMPLE, STRONC, DURABLE
and EFFICIENT.
PRICE, $230. ,
tihk Dorrins: Ijicht Ilonuer. weighs I
750 lbs. price, $105.
The Derring Mower, cog gear made of '
malleable iron, the best mower in use, .
price $75.
The celebrated Thomas Hay Hake,
price, $30 l
The Corbin Disc Harrow, with friction
rollers and chilled boxes, price, $40. t
Farquhars, Cardwejls and Butterworth's
Thrsslisrs, and "Ajax" Portable
Engines. The Iron Age and Planet 1
Cultivators. We solicit correspondence !
from farmers and dealers. ]
McMASTKR & GIBBES,
Columbia, S. C. Apr 1 4in
55.
The Place to get What Ton Want
THQS. ffi. CHRISTIAN,
HAVING bought the interest of Mr. JOHN
WILSON in the business formerly
conducted by them jointly, will keep always I
in storu a complete stock of - <
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i iiiu j urocerics,
CANNED GOODS'
? and? j
CON FE.CTlOKE.il I E.S \ 1
of all kind*?.
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The Best and Cheapest {
Cigars and Tobacco, i
THE FINEST WINES and LIQUORS
SWEET MASII CORN WHISKEY for me
riicinul purposes, h specialty. Also clioicu i
LIQUOHS of nnv kiud for mcdicinul purposes. <
(Jivu liim h cull. Satisfaction pnnranteed.
AH persons indebted to tho tirin of Cliristiuu
A Wilson must inake immediate par- '
nicnt. . I
TII08. M. CHRISTIAN,
l-3m-33 . Abbeville, S. C.
jyjTASTEK'S f>ALE.
Tne State ok Sorrti Oah>>i.ina. .
County of Abbeville. |
In the Common Picas.
W. r'n T ? ?
- ? ?'? > . . nmrs,
In He., T. W. Wagoner Co., against Lucy
J. Mars. ,
Foreclosure, J
By virtue of an order made in the above
Uatcdcaseon the 21st day of April, 1885, I
ivill resell at public outcry at Abbeville, C.
jl., S. C., on .Monday, Juns 1st, 1885. being
^ale Day, within the logal hours of sale, the '
following described property, situate in said
?tatc ami Connt.v, to wit: All that tract or
jurcel of Kind continuing
;>XE IIUMDRED AND EIGHTY- n
FIVE ACHES,
liore or less and bounded bv lands of the ^
ssthic q? Josiuh Wells, 8. H. Morrah, J. E. '
'aldwell and others.
Mso'tliat trnot or parcel of land, eonaining.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
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nore or less, noil hounded by lands of James |
ilcCnsltui, s.iid T. \V. Mars nnd others, and
;no\vn>>s the MeCel**cy place
Also,that tract or parcel of land, containug
TWO HUNDRED ACRES, f
noro i r less nnd bounded by lands of .Tames
itcCashm, A. 11. Lindsay and others, known
Unas the MrCclvey tract, willed to said T.
V. Mars by his father John A. Mil's.
Also, one undivided half interest in
)XE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
uore or less, known as the Covin Tract nnd '
inunded by lands of Mrs. J. W. W. Marshall, '
I s. Jnne Leo and Jaincs Tagirart. h
The said lands to be sold in accordance with M
ho decree of foreclosure heretofore passed on
ho 13th day *?f Juno, 1384, and at the risk of *
aid Lucy J. Mars, former purchaser. 11
Terms of sale, one-half cash, balance on
ntlru .iiiHlhs with interest from tl?v of sale,
ho credit portion tobu sccured br bond with
utlieient security nud mortgage of the promijH
sold?I'urchascr to par for papers.
J. 0. IvLL'UH, Master.
May 6, 1886-41 88
90N'T FORGET, wc have a modorn ^
Hwift running power press, new J'j
ype, ruUd and blag* paper, envolopos h
nd curds?no bring in your printing.
Physician's prescriptions carefully
nd accurately compounded, by expert- ~
need hantis, at all hours ef the day and
light, at Speed ?k Ncuffer's Drug store, a
Election! ^
'he State of Norm Carolina,
County ok Abbrvii.i.k,
Town ok Ahiikvim.k, q|
louncil Chamber of the Town Council
of the Town of Abbeville.
Mavll, IH85 h
UK IT HKSOTjVKI), by the Townjl
louncil of the Town of Abbeville, now
let ami silting in Council.
Thai, in pursuance of the provisions ?
f nn Act of the State of South Caroina,
entitled "An Act to Authorize ?
bounties, Townships. Cities and Towns 1}
uler 'sted in the Construction of the
Carolina, Cmiiherhmd liap ana Chicago
{mlway Company to Subscribe to the
Capital Stock of sai<l Company," np
roved December 22?l, IHH.'J, and upon I]
he written application of a majority of *he
owners of real estate of saiil town.
Inly received by this ('ouncil, asking
hat an election be held to ascertain
vhether or not said town shall sub- A
icribe the sum of five per cent, on the "
issessod value of real and personal trr
iroperty in said town, in bonds, to the
:a(>ital stock of the Carolina, Cumber- g*
nnd n??<l I ??21 r%
....V. \/mvii^u Uilliwny VyOMipn- ^
ly, according to the provisions of saiil K,
Vet; an election bo hold on the 21Hh
lay of Mny, 1885, nt Abbeville ('. II.,
n the town of Abbeville, the polls to
>pen at (5 o'clock a. n\. and remain open
mtil G o,clook p. m., nt which election
[hall be submitted to the qualified voer;;
of said town the question whether I
>r not the said town of Abbeville, shall I
subscribe the sum of five pt:r cent, on 1
he assessed value ?<f real and personal
jroperty, in bonds, to the capital stock -m
?f the Carolina, Cumberland Cap and J"
Jhicago Railway Company, according to
he provisions of said Act.
Tin? saiil subscription to be made on
condition that the said bonds be depos- .
ted in soine bank in trust and not to be
lelivered to the President of the Camilla,
Cumberland Gap and Chicago Ilnilivay
Company, for the benefit of the
;aid road, until the said nmtl slml!
completed to the town of Abbeville
J. II., and on the further condition that
said roail he completed to Abbeville I).
II, on or before the first of January,
I). 1888.
That, P. I!. Speed, J. <"!. Mtlh-r, L. K.
Howie. are hereby appointed the managers
of sai<l election, with full power to _
Hold and conduct the same, count the
rotes, declare an;l certify the result, acjonling
to the laws in force, and Iht
provisions of said Act. [
'J'hat llie voting at said election shall
l>e by ballot; such of the said voters
who desire to vote in favor of said
town making the aforesaid subscription,
shall vote a bollot having written or "
printed thereon the word "Suuseiiii'?
rioN," such of said voters who desire to
vote against the said subscription shall ^
vote a ballot having written or printed Kihereon
the words uNo St:iisui:irTiox."
That notice of said election, stating
the the time, place, purpose, and form of
ballot to he voted thereat, be published,
as by law directed, in th" newspapers
published in the town of Abbeville, in
the County aforesahl, by three weekly I
insertions in each next previous to the
i'Jlh dav of May. 1H85. T
J. V. HAMMOND, Intendant. w
J ONES l*\ MILLER, Secretarv. .
May 111, 1885-31 . 1W ^
Sheriff's Sale. * ?
Lucy J. Mars, 1 1
against > Execution. *
F. W. Mars, us Executor. J j0
BY yiitnc ol' an Execution lo nie directed
in the above stated case, 1 will Hell
Lo th?; highest bidder, at l'ublic Auction,
villi in the legal hours of sale, ut Abbeville
II., on Monday, Ihe lirst day <-f June, A. 1).
1883, the following described property, situite
in Abbeville County, to wit :
All that tract or purcel of land containing, /"
ONE IIUN 1)11 HI) AND EIGHTY- ^
FIVK ACltfiS,
more or less, and bounded bv lands of the
Estate of Josiali Wells, S. It. "Slorrah, J. K.
Caldwell and others. Also, that tract or parcel
of land, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands of James
McCaslan,said T. W. Mars and others, and
known us the McCelvy | lace. Also, that
[raet or parcel of land, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands of James _
A II i :--i ?? * - 1 *
... uiiitishv uiiu mners, kiidwii ?
ilso ns the McCelvy tract, being the tract A
ivilled to said T. W. Mora b\' his fulher John
A. Mars.
Levied on and to be sold 11s the property of
T. W. Miirs, ns Executor, and others to satisfy
the aforesaid Execution and costs.
Terms Cast).
May 8, 1885. .1. F. 0. DrPUK, A
Sheriff. A. c., s. c. n
May 13. 1885-tf 1X3
To the Public.
[HAVE settled permanently in Abbeville,
and offer my servires as
TAILOR,
.o the citizens of the community.
All work guaranteed.
Cutting and making suits, carefully
md nkilfully done. -y
Repairing, Cleaning and Pressing a
Specialty.
JULKA DKVKAUX.
May 13, 1832-3m 5)1
STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
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ui'i'ii I i ?ir nPAbVII.I.K. Ill|
Common Pleas. ]
'rune, Boylston <fc Co., Plaintiffs,
Against J. A. Harmon & Bro., and __
Win. Harmon, Defendants. N|
Complaint for Relief.
BY authority contained in an order of
lis llonor Judge Cothran, granted in
his case, and dated on May t?th, 1885, I IP
er.-by notify' all creditors of J. A. Hnr- *
?oii Sc Bro., that they ore required to
ves'-nt and prove their claims before
?c, within sixty days from '.his date.
May 13, 1885.
J. C. KLUGH, Muster.
No. 80 Gt
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IjA W CAl(l). th<
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VTf. hovo this day formed a partnership for all
the practice of law under the firm name \fj;
f *Cahon A Honram. Mr. Rorham lias re- (]0]
rod from the Master's office and will dovojo ,
is whole attention to the practice. 'tarOffloe,
O'Neill Ranjre.
HAM'L. 0. CARON.
30 M. L. BONIIAM. Jr. ]
White Lawn for 6^ conls |>er yard
tBell St Galphin's. Fa
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f J Smith & Son
HAVE
5000 FOUNDS BACON,
)00 Bashels of Corn,
00 libit* of FLOUR,
0 " of Molasses
In Stock nu<i to Arrive.
AUTIKS in need of these goods will
do well to examine our stock.
Varied mitl extensive stock of^eftrly
, everything usually needed by tW?
ule, to be found at
;mith & son.
jan 14-tf 18
lotln k Perrii
[AVH in stock a complete ass?rtinent
of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye StuHs, Varnishes &c.
^TiSU ALL T11K POPULAR
Patent Medicines now in ubb,
many of them Xou-secret preparations,
consisting of the verr
best Cough Mixtures, Dispeplio
nn<I Kidney preparations, Kheuinatic
anil Neuralgic preparations
and Best Liniments for Ma*
ami Horse.
HE VERY BEST FEMALE
PREPARATIONS.
YI) IA IMXKUAMS Female Remedy,
RRADFIKLD'S Female Regulator.
0L31ES' LINIMENT ANI? MOTHER'S
Fill END.
UIOFLDKR BRACKS and SKIKT
> SU 1TORTF.RS,
so necessary to Woman's eomfurt
nnd health. Also AbUomiiiitl
Supporters, Campbell's Repositor,
tte.
IUl'TURE instantly relieved l>v using
the Celebrated Fry Truss.
he only truss giving an upward and >uard
pressure, same as holding the rwpireup
with the hand. No pressure on
ic back. No thigh strap worn. 1st
nmi ntn nn/1 tmoiIo) ?* ^
itl 'Exposition 1881.
>11 YOK'S 1*1 LK OINTMENT. Tho
best Corn Cures. Corn and ltunn
I'nds.
Also excellent prepnrnfions for
Chapped Skin, for restoring Vigor
to the Hair, for Preserving find
Cleansing the Teeth.
^UR LI\TK OF
goods
will bo found very complete?
consisting of Colognes, foreign
nnd domestic, Hankerchief Extracts
in grent variety, Toilet
Soaps from the cheapest to tho
finest.
I A III. TOOTH, NATL, RIIAVINO,
SHOE AND CIjOTHES
BRUSHES.
COM IIS OF ALL SOKTS.
L IiSO mn 113' articles for Household and
* Cooking Purposes?
Baking Powders, Kxtracts and flj
Spices, and Vinegar.
Closo Attention Civen to
PRESCRIPTIONS at all
Hours, Night and Day.
Deccnibcr 24, 'H4-tf 19
For Sale.
vrrf-u utr ame, at low itgnreH, the following
property:
I Five-liorac power Upright Edgine.
I Fnrquhar Thresher,
I Gin, (50 saws)and Condenser,
I King Cotton Press. a
rhe ahovo property, is considered in good
idition, and may be bought very low by spring
to thn undersigned at the Mkssknobk
diio. n. 1-c.ltKl.l.
May 6, 1885-?f 8fl
otice to Board of Health.
UK following persons have boon appointed
members of tho Beard of
:alth, for tho town of Abbeville : .
G. A. Vihanska, > ;
H. T. Trims,
J. M. Oamrnklu
P. P. Gahy, M. I).
They will be required to look after
3 sanitary regulations of tho tnwri,
rl will commence their inspection of - I
the premises, on Mouoat, 25th of
1885. Property holders and resints
will govern themselves accordingly
order of the Council.
JON 1,8 F. MILLER,
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Way 13,1885-21 ' V.
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A full lino of Patent Medicines end
ncy articles, st Speed ? Neuffer's.
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