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The Abbeville Messenger. Entered at tho pofttofDc? fed 2nd-clu?H matter. WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1885. SUBSCRIPTION $2 00 ~^~Onr Inter-State Drills. DOINGS OF CUACK COMPANIES OF THE UNITKI) STATE '. No Uniformity on Cortaln Points in the Opinions of Different IJonrds of Judges?Eohoes of the Now Orleans Contest. [From The News ami Courier.] New Orleans, Ma}' 18.?(Sood drilling has bocomo so common this week in New Orleans that the eye of the most nmnilitary citizen becomes filled with critical glances when it detects the slightest flaw in company mancouvres. There have been bnt one or twocompa nies here that have not shown hard work and long practice. Individual errors are fast bocoming the controlling element of the results. Together with the rulings from the war department ami the Army <nid 2T(tv(tl Journal there is springing up a new tac'tics especially adapted by its flue points to fancy companies. Kvery inAn's personal equation as to time and nervousness now forms a factor of the result, and the winning company is invariably composed of the coolest men. All of these crack companies usually have a thorough knowledge of tactics and fine points, but all realize that a wrong command, a slip upon the grass or twelves inches of distance may loose a victor}'. The judges do more work on a drill day than any one on the field. Fmmcrly they sat in a handsome pavilion and record their notes upon a convenient table. That is changed now. They are always with the company and by their active scrutiny remind one of expert mechanics examining the workings of some complicated, piece of moving machinery. The most attractive sight of the week was the line and platoon movements at double timo. A company in line would sweep across the limited space followed and preceded by judges at a full run ; then-the platoon would wheel, while every spoctator shuddered as the fence was missed by a hair's breadth The following account of the crack companies of the Union may be of interest : <?he Mobile Rifles, Capt. Lewis T. Woodruff, were organized January 10, 1836. Their war record is brilliant, and since their cntranace into the competitive field thoir record is as follow? : At Mobile, May 3, 1881, defeated Nichols ltiflesof New Orleans. AtMobilo, May 20, 1881, they came out sixth in a com petition with tho ' Chicks," Crcscents, League Guards, Houston Light Gnurds j and Vnundry llifles. At Nashville, May , 18, 1882, they defeated the Crescents, Treadway Rifles, Houstons and Lawrence Light Infantry of Boston. May 0, 1883, they were fourth at Houston. Immediately after, they were lirst at Dubuque over five companies. Ma}', J885. first at New Orleans. Tho Chickasaws, Capt. S. T. Camer, organized June 30, 1874. Their vietories and competitions are so numerous that only a brief summary will he given : At Nashville, May, 1875, they were second ; Memphis, October, 1875, first; Memphis, Majr, 1878, first; St. Louis, 1878, second ; Chattanooga, July, 187s), first; St. Louis, October, 1870, first; Nashville, May, 1880 first; Now Orleans, 1881, first: Louisville, 1882, second ; Indianapolis, 1884, first: Mobile, 1885, withdraw on account of accident; New Orleans, 1885, they were third. In some of these competitions eight companies engaged. Their record is the most brilliant of all. Capt. Carnes j and Private Proudfit have been present at every contest. First Serirt. llichar.l Wriorht has noted ?u rl.rlii ?. ! ! > 1 - o"w b"""! " contests. Houston Light Guards, Capt. Thorns* Scurry, organized April 21, 1883. At Austin, November, 1875, first place. Houston. May, 1878, first place; Ilous ton, June 1878, first place; Houston, 1880, first place; New Orleans, May, 1882, seoond place; Now Orleans, 1883, second place; Houston, 1884. first place. Many of these were state contests. The most wonderful company in the United States is the Uusch Zouaves, of St. Louis. They have their own tactics, and have novcr taki?n any prize but the first in inter-State Zouave drills. Most of ^liein are athletes, and execute the maniialand manoeuvres with| lightning rapidity. <l)hey have a special four whose exhibition of skill in handling arins is truly wonderful. Two of this four have also a double drill in front *i.~ ? - n n|c uuill JNlll V IS III plilCO IVSt I'llC pinoes, with bayonet* fixed, are re. V?>lyed and thrown high into the aims lliuy chai-go from one mnu to another. Kvery motion is eadencuri, ami it seem* that yoij arc loot ing at the same man and his mirrored image so uniform ami complex are the motions. The outcouio of intor-Hta^c may bo summed as follows : A peat ox? change of money among betting nu n, enlarged acquaintance among I In: troops, physical training and a cordial recognition by tho war department of the ' I';' ' value of militia. Thoy should be encouraged more than baso ball and othor pastimes whose attractions and advanSK tages are naught after a contest is finished. It U f deplorable fact that there is no r'. : uniformity on certain points In the opinions of different boards of judges, conversing with a Houston guide w? ? ?.; v *-> >*>*' . ? wore told that in Mobile tho Houstons executed "from single rank" and dressed to the point of rest as prescribed by ITpton. Hero they oxecuted it dressing to the opposite flank, their reason being tho difference of opinion in the two boards of judges. Such flagrant opposition to the tactics seems to be inuxcusalde. There are rumors that the next interState drill will take place at Chicago this full, and that the fiist prize will be forty thousand dollars. That such an amount nhou'd be offered seems improbable at the first glance, but to those who witnessed the enthusiasm and excitement attending the New Orleans contest nothing seems too extravagant to anticipate. It is probable that hereafter cadet companies will be allowed in the field. Heretofore they have been excluded .as inferior organizations, but the judges hI New Orleans in their report mention I the South Carolina and Tuscaloosa i companies as competent to compete on any field. The following paints in tactics were regarded as doubtful in the late drill, most of which seem to be clearly explained in the tactics : 1. In forming single or double rank to which Hank is the dress? Fully explained in Upton. 2. In forming twos or fours from column of files, single rank, is there a halt, or is the movement executed as forming fours from t vos in double rank ? 8. At trail arms it was helil that four lingers wore around the piece. 4. In "secure arms'* some companies turned the toe of the piece to the right and others to the left. 5. It was held that iu firing lying down the head miuht or might not he lowered, (common sense and observation tell military men, however, that the head should be up in order that troops may see what is going on in front.) 6. At open boxes, the left hand may be held either at the right shoulder or at the muzzle of the piece, Uius "steadying the piece at the shoulder," as prescribed. 7. Some of the companies, when loading and tiring b}' the numbers, kept up the numbers after the first fire. 8. The fire lying down, reduced to firing by file, was the file firing intended ?and no other? All companies, but one, tried to execute volley firing at command "commence firing. *' it. DEATH OF FUELINGHUYSEN. The Ex?Sccrctary of State, Ereathes his Last in his Native Jersey. Newabk, X. J., May 20.?The Hon. Frederick T. Frelinghuyson, ex-socretarv of State of the United States, died at 5.3U o'clock this aftcrnogn. Kx Secrelarj' Frclinghuj'son was oik? of the most distinguished city,ens of Now Jersey, lie was born at Milltown, N. J. August 4, 1817. He was graduated from Rutgers College in 183(5. Throe years after lie was admitted to the bar and resided in Newark. l''or over twenty yoars he held no olfice, but he rose front to the allwayx-diHlinguished Bar of New Jersey, hi* neighbors, Joseph 1'. Bradley and Cortland Palmer, being his only equals as pleaders in banc or as jury advocates. The fortune and social distinction in which he was were increased by his abilities and his virtues. In 18<jl he vvus appointed attorney-general of the State by Governor Charles S. Olpen. and in I8GQ he was reappointed by Governoi Marcus L. Ward. In the same year, however Governor Ward appointed him United States Senator, in place of William Wright, deceased, and a Republican riugis'ature confirmed the selection bv choosing him for the unexpired term, ending March Jl, 1809, Two years aftoward he was chosen for a full term as tho successor of Alexander (J. Cattnl, Republican, and served till March, 1877. President Grant nominated him and the Senate unanimouslv confirmed him as minister to Kngland. but he declined the office, owing to a conviction which was controlling witti him that if he ever took an ocean voyage he would perish on the way. His Senate service was honorable, industrious and, so far as his party belongings \\*oul<l allow, conservative. With the close of his Senate teim he retired to private life, from which he was recalled to succeed James G. Blaine as Secretary of State, at the request of President Arthur, in December, 1H81. Mr. Krelinghuysen's conduct of the foreign affairs of the United Stales Government was not ostentations, but in many respects it was excellent, and in all it was honest and honorable. He was required to extricate the Administration from complications engendered by Mr. lllaine, which one portion of Republicanism regarded as statesmanship and the other as jobbery. -He could not, therefore, cscupo criticism, but the composure of our people and the regulation of our Republic for iSiiignity, equity, probity and the talent if mindin# Its o\yn binum-su nnd letting the business of other people alone wav enhanced under his administration. The social distinction of the Arthur Administration was greatly aided by the refinement and tact of th?s lYelinghuysens, who, as social loaders, renewed the traditions of the better days of hospitality at tho Capitol. ?A girl with three arms is one of tho attractions in New Orleans. The young lady should bo very popular as she can put one arm around a follow** neck, while she sews on r buttons with the other two. i J * j ? fci "' J { ' -x ' < ' ' A Debt or Honor. Thcro 1ms not boon, wo believe, ft political speech delivered in any campaign in this State since 1874, in tho course of which tho speaker did not turn to tho Indies' stand, und in the most gallant, gracious and grateful language that he could command, express to "the women of South Carolina" his deep and abiding sense of the important part which they had filled in the work cf redeeming the State from the slough into which it had fallen. It was frequently said, in deed, that but for the interest manifested by the women, but for their zeal in urging fathers, brothers, sons, husbands and lovers to do their duty, but for the encouragement of their presence "on this auspicious occasion," but for "the sunlight of their smiles," <&o , &c., (See old Hies of the uYnrn and Courier') "nil would have been lost. The fuels and the phrases thus Ijiielly recalled are fresh in the mimls of those who composed the audiences on such auspicious occasions, and will probably be remembered by some of the speakers. What wo wish to remark, just now, and our meaning is plain, is that the present state of a flairs at Washington and South Carolina affords an auspicious occasion for paying oil* some portions of the debt so generously and so generally confessed to be due to our gentle and efficient allies. There arc a number of positions to be filled in the postoflices and other Government offices in uiuereni pans 01 mo ruaie, wincli positions could bo well and ncceptiibly filled by ladies. There are many noble wouicn in the Stale who need employment for the support of themselves and of others dependent on them. It is fur easier for men than for women to find or make employment for themselves; and, generally speaking, no strong, ablebodied young man should I e appointed to any position which a woman could fill as well. We submit, therefore, to those who now have it in thi-ir power to make or influence appointments to public offices that the women of the Slate have a strong, if not a first, claim upon them, and that this clnitn should bo recognized. Two or three ladies have been appointed already, we believe, and the example thus set should he followed in every instance where it is possible to do so. This done, our Congressmen and candidates in the next campaign can continue their coiifpliiuentary addresses to the ladies' stands, as at other times ; but not otherwise.?JVcirx ami ricr. It 1 nu if <?nr A ?* no < vur iiuui. 1 iliu LUIIIL'I1I)M rarics have agreed to disagree on the rail road question. The i'Ycsv and /inntier and Jfeditun are opp iscd to the C. (5. G> <& (J. It. It., while the Mi:ssKNiJKit favors it. A proposition was made by one of the papers to meet its opponents half way, which was favorably considered by the other side. A meeting was held and resolutions covering some of the objections of the opponents of the roail were offered, but they did not meet with the approval of the majority of the press of Abbeville, and we presume the P. and It- and Medium will continue to wage war on the road. The people of Abbeville have long been trying to get another road built to their town, but as long as they balk and fail to pif 11 together, just so long will they have to wait before they get one. lirethren make mutual concessions to each other, and agree on :? plan that will be reasonably satisfactory, ami then all of you put your shoulders to the wheel and gel you a road. Remember, that while you are contending with each other, roads are being built all around you, and soon you will be shut in, and the trade that naturally belongs to your town will he carried to other places, where rail road facilities are better.? Aiken Journal and liccictc. Gen. John Bralton is a^ain announced as a probable candidate lor (iovornor. Ho is a good man?^oodenough to stand on his own merits without preliminary feeling and maneuvering. If he wants to win let him shun the slates, avoid combinations and conic out for a square, open canvass before the people. He would he governor to-day if he had not have been one of the slated candidates in 18812. He may bo nominated next time; and then again ho may not. Much depends on who the other candidate or candidates may he.?Greenville News. FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERC !,? wl" rt,ft of Cojjo. Hots or Lrs? Fc??. If route's Powders nre nsod In tlnin. route's Powders will cure and prevent UooCnoum. route's Powders will prevent CUmo 1? Fwia route's Powdnra will Incrcaf* Uib quantity of milt and cream twenty per cont., and make tlio butter firm and fvect. route's Powders will cure or prevent almnat kvkrt Jl0"** n??l ('n"lo are wil.teet. ? ? WIIJ. OIV* 8 AT 16 FACT IOIC. Bold ovorywhore. DAVID Z. TOUTZ, Proprietor, BALTIMORE. HD. :?2 GAS2HN SSK! GARDEN SEED!! w E have just received a Urg ate >k of Landreth's Fresh Car lien Seedy All Varieties II. W. Lawson & Co. Jkb 28-tf 20 ' J ' Till Note , ( Tbkabukkr's Office, f April 8th, 1885. f IN accordance with the Act to raise supplies ' for tlu fiscal year commencing November 1st, 1884 approved Deeeinber 24th, 1881 notico is hereby given that the Treasurer's ollico of Abbeville county will be opeu for the collection of Tuxes. Friflay, May 1st 1885. and will remain open until June 1st, 188ft. Tuxes are payable us heretofore in two equal installments. The first is duo and payable from May 1st until Juno 1st, and if not paid unlil the sccond isdue./fre prr cent inn will be added to said first installment. The second installment is due and payable from the first dav of October to the HOtb day of November IS85. Tax nay or h can pay all in May if they desire to do so. The rate per centum for Abbeville County is as follows: State purposes Mills, Countv current 3 " Schools .2 " Special I ? " Total 12 Poll tax $1.0!) Taxes are payable in the followrn?r kind of funds and no other: Cold and silver coin, I'nited Stu'es currency, national bank notes and coupons which shall become payable during the year 18S3 on the valid consolidated bonds of this State known as'Mlrown Itonds" and on the bonds of this State kown as "Deficiency Honds" also Jurors eertilieales and the per diem of Slate witnesses in fie Circuit Courts will be voceived for county taxes, and not including school taxes. The Savannah Vullev railroad tax in the townships of Iiowndefiville. Magnolia, CulIioiiii am! Bordeaux is dm and payable lit the ! same time with I lie Stale and comity ( axes j and will be collected, s>ubject to the same penalties. Tilt* levy for (lie railroad tax is 10 mills in each of I lie fnu- townships. All information ns to taxes will Le freely jjiven bv mail or otherwise. J. ?. PERM. Coily Treasure'1, nprfl-t f C>:t | PAVILION HOTEL,! OilAKLKSTOX. S. (1. First Class in all its Appointments, j ISA TICS, fi'2.00, 5t2.BO. Kxcellent Ouiscne, larire airy rooms, Otis I'cssenircr Klevator. Illoct rie bell ami lights. Healed rotunda. ('en!rally located. Oct 1, 'H-i-tf 21 WOM AN!" "Untct int.* in illI hir ftr/m, Umrtn in In r i jii, In trtry yisturc tl i I if di.it In Sn appeared Mother Kve, and so may sliine her fair descendant?, with the exercise of common sense, cara and proper tr>'nl nicnt. An enorinoitd number of female complaints are ?li* ' rectly caused by istnrbance or snpR predion of the Menstrual Function. Iii r.ri ry such case that sterling and |t| nnfailinir specific, llitAiit tki.ii's 1*;: m P suit: Hkui'latuk, will elled relief n ^ and cure. IxJ 'It is from the receipt of a most disQj tiniruishcd physician. It is composed j_^ of strictly medcinul ingredients, whose ^ m happy combination has never been [VI iJ surpassed. It is prepared with scien- Hi UJ tilie skill from the finest materials.}^ Prl It bears the palm for constancy of rH strength, certainty of died, elejranec m rv <>t preparation, beauty ?>t" appearance hM I rH ami relative cheapness. The tosliimt- ?0 Q, iiv in its favor is genuine. It never (-C| ri fails when fairly tried. Carter* ville, (ia. hi P This will certify thai two members JT* [H of tnv immediate family, after having H Psutlered for inuny years from men- j-_ Htriuil irrejiularit v, ami having been [?) J treated without benefit by various ^ medical doctors, were at length com w rJl /ilthly rurnf by one bottle of Dr. .1. kj rH Hrndfield's Female Regulator. Its ef- r' B feet in such cases is truly wonderful, ami well may the remedy be culled ' Woman's llest Fricml." Yours Respectfully, J AMIS \V. STKANCK. Semi for our book on the "Health .iihI Happiness of Woman." Mailed free. lIuA)>m:i.n TlEfirLATou Co. Atlanta, tia. ileal'nrrkst()ui':b~! For sale by L). C. Dul're. (irwcnwooil, S. C. til Warren Leiand, whom everybody know* aa the euoocesfo! "ntAltflfTAI* A# tliA Largest Hotel Enterprises of America, rays that while a passenger from New York on board a ship going around Capo Horn, in tlio early days of emigration to California, ho learned that one of the officers of the vessol had onred himself, during the voyage, of an obstinate disease by tho as? of Ayer s Sarsaparilla. Slnco then Mr. Lklakd has recommended Avru'8 Sajisaparilla in mauy similar eases, and he has never yet heard of its failuro to otTect a radical cure. Some years ago one of Mr. Le land's farm laborers bruised bis leg. Owing to tho bad state of his blood, an ugly scrofulous swelling or lump appeartd on the injured limb. Ilorriblo itching of the skin, with burning and dartiug pains ttrough the lump, rnndo life almost intolerable. Tho leg becamo enormously enlarged, and running ulcers formed, discharging gmt quantities of extremely offensive matter. No treatment was of any avail until tlio man, by Mr. Leland's dlrcotlon, was supplied with Aybk's SabbapaniLLA, which allayed the pain and irritation, healed the sores, removed tlio swelling, and ?omplotoly rostored the limb to uso. Mr. Lwr.AWD has personally used Ayers Sarsaparilla for Bheomatlsan, with entire success; and, after careful slservatlon, declares that, In his belief, there is no medicine in the world equal to It for the cure of Liver Disorders, vour, tne effocte or high living:, Bali IUieum, 8ores, Eruptions, and all the various forma of blood diseases. Wo have Mr. Lxlaud's permission to Invite nil wlui may doelre further evidence Id regard to tbo extraordinary curative powers of Ayeb's Sarsaparilla to see him personally either at bis mammoth Ooean Hotel, Long Branch, or at the popular Lei and Hotel, Broadway, 87th sad 28th Streets, New York. Mr. Lxlavd'i extensive knowledge of the food flooo by this unequalled eradleator of blood poUoas enables him to give inquirers wiTioh tiIhiNi iuMtmn^n, narAMDtT Dp. J.O. AyerACo., Lowell, Mate. 0oUVyaUDnc*tt?{ |ilttsbottl?0iBr9& < 69, V.-/ ; -a! \ EIM5ED BY Sgtf BETTER AND ( SCIENTISTS AS JpgteiCHEAPER Till PRACTICALLYA1TY Indestructible STONE. 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Tho following is Mr. John Pearson 8 Statement. In tho Sjirinjr of 18RS I was attacked with a very bad eoujrh, which continued to grow wor.'O nntil Full, when I got so weak that I could not pet ahout. I tried a preat many kind:i of medicine, lint continued to ri-ow woreo. I Wis notified that I had consumption, ami would probably die. lir. llolloway finally told r.io to try Brewer's Lun?r Hestorer. They Kent to Ward's SL;rc and pot ;; bottle, anil I commenced taking It. right away After taxing two or tlirco do?es, I bitsHO to improve, and bv thotl:no 1 had unod up one bottle I was able to pet on my foct apaln. I am now In excellent health. I am confident tl*it tl>o I.ung Restorer saved my life, and my neighbors aro of tho Fanio opinion. It is tho best I.unj Itemody ever made, in my opinion. Iir. II. promised mo that lie would write to th? manufacturers and tell them of tho wonderful euro It made in it* 7 case. j Staten^csit cf rt?r.3erj.?.!!sarndon: Karly In November, 1S?!, whllo aewlng on tho inn?:Wn?. my wife wn? taVen with a severe pain in lier which was n?<n followd by b*?v?rrli:tj.-ij frvm lit-r lurtiM and a rerer* coti/h. Fever rr.r.v.newod, she couM ncit l.-*r e-M nor sleep, and i? a few weeks site tya.-* reduced to a living skeleton. Thu attending r.hr?ici:.n told me that he thought one of licr liinc* win entirely gone. She could not retain the most , doliiatu nourishment on htr sioic.ach. I then agreed wiili Dr. Sulihun, ir.y f:ivdlr physiw'an, to call Dr. llolloway in con-jiiltatt'-n. They matio a final examination of tiic patient, t<nd pronounced thu ca.?o hopeless. J>r. llolloway then Eii.v,-e?tc.l tho Brewer's I nn^ Kcsfi r,:r as alust ror-?rt. I Kent, for a bott>, n: d cnvc her adoac. I f -und tiuit shecouiJ retain it on her stomach, and a.'for about the third do::o i be;:an to notV-o f'.i'nn improvement in h-.-r condition. T continued tho mcilicinii re:*i;larly, and hvtho timoshn hiul taken two bctile>< .-tin) w?.? able to walk a)H>ut tho h.iusc. isho in now in better health than kIio hr? enjoy el f rs?'".irj.l years. 1 helievn t I'M I mi? i'ostffer mivci her life. Mr. lieurndoii'a po.-d n.lrco Is Vt.te.v? iile. ITpso:i County, 1'.",. Ii?> i.< a throughly reiiuble man In ovory particular. LA&Aft, RANK!?!, & LAHAR, MACON, CA. :IS 2E^?3acaLOvail.? Quarles&Thoias, i IIAVr REMOVED TO T1IF. New Store on the Corner under I he new hotel. When you come to town call in tc. see them. Sept.30,'84. QUAULES A THOMAS. 37 GKBRUCE, - -A-T KUltZ'S OLD STAND, Boat and Shoe Maker. | FIRST-CLASS work made and repaired at abort notice. AU kinds of work made, t Ladies and Cents Kid Top Gaitors and Ladies Button Gnitors. All work guaranteed. Beat French Calf and Kid used. Terms? Strictly Cash. Feb 18- tf 10 'vaiE.rf.kfev / GOODYEA Carriage ? ' i.\.\ l!h l (MM) Tin; F.AKOKST STOCK OF ^ ) Itoinl ('iiiis, I'lanliitinn Wamms ( all I i inl<llc<, l.fiitlici-ill' all kimls, W'.i^iui Mali ill OI'I-KK M'IM'IAI. IIAKCAINS ISA l.uT Ol liati M.iutiMclimM'.-T 1'iiri-s. 'I'lii'su llu^jti.-s ate liii. ll I ill ii:ir:inl i-f |mil In I lis.' ln-.st. V.ill illn lull they :no hIiiiiIiiIi: I.attains. A. It. (i ( Sucrcsiidi' In It. II. Mily Jt C*?i.,) Ol'l*. ?AI.KS KOOMS. I V r/'rQT \ ( 1 7111 I {mail Mfci'l v I Oct f>-Oin. DAY k TAI Are Now Itccoivinji ;i 1*1 CARRIAGES - AN FOR TEE SPRI .A.T PRICES TO STJI find Never Before Attained in tl3 Wo arc ennbUd to give our cit |)iirclinsini>* our ^oods :.t the el call and be convinced. CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES 1 The fiii'.'st :i<sm hi mm:! of !! A \ 1 ! A < ?S a'nl TIM'XKS. Willi's am! I'MIIKI- 1.1.AS. Til K \YI LS<)N, r 111 Mrs v\ < :o. S I'll I LA TKXXKSKK WA<i()XS. I, 'J, :i?* I i llorsr DAY A XI > TA X X Alii LL'S ON'M AXI> T KXI'KKSS A X I > DKLIVLUY WAIiOXS. Axh'S, Splines. !lul>s. Spokes. \'c. UuMi IIOYTS LKATUKU HKLTIXO. Tlu- l.c LATINO. ItlYKTS. KIT. OAK AND Hi CALK AXI> LIXINO SKINS, LASTS, Tl 11AKXKSSAXD SA DPLKS. \VK (JAL Di li IIAILXhSS DKI'AIJTMKNT, IX \V AND I'HICK. 4;$ THEO. EMORY'S LIT"! Are the VA.$V 13 VISU M ]I?n*!ii(!lii<. One good dose I'ills, followed l?v one pi 11 eve n,an machinery run as royal a fy ami put new life in a liroken-d loss. IMcusaiir, Infallible, bv all Druirgists ami Medicine tZfWl\$S& STAN'KA !tl> Ct'ttl) <'<>., ITaIwJ \nfi\^ Kmory's Idttlo ('illltur *dl|ry \J\J lii be the best Pill ever used I \3U' \V. II. (ioiiKii, llarmonv <?rn jf are the most popular of all th ^1 X. ('. Mv agoil mother usi KMORY'S LITTLE Hakkk, Locust (Srove, Ohio.CATt^RTIO PILLS J)., Uhens, Texas. Thev i *rHAv'tA'pi.k0m Tlicv arc unexcelled.-Mh M\ I \ 13 I A I" all its forms positively < AiiAlV 1 il I'ills, a never-failing rcnie poison of any kind. Kndoraedby physicians and : LJ."> ContMHllox. STAND/ a~7t? r*. y xtMBWBBBMBDMBBBarni o Y a : Mas SS-& The Furniture Bi AND WE KEEP ny OUR LOW PRICKS. Our stock is si ture Business in the South, ami defy c< keep everything in our lino, besides all tl Revolving Book Cases, ltr-?l Lounges, Yionr Patent Hahy Cribs, Insect Castors, Knrnitui Mark's Adjustable Folding Chairs, Invalid < IKIIsw..^ -Cr.. /-i'l'/I iiu y * *?!! ? /<!? ' FLEMMIN& & 810 DUO A1) STREET A PALMETTO Tiios. IVEcC PROIMUKTOR ?f the largest SALOON in (bo u tomcrs by false advertisements. The half i l>:i]?ers. He is well |iru|mrC(l for failF trade. The I' hing in the line of Foreign and Domestic the best tlic market affords. lie has got 1. I?T7a mmfl f!ni?w TmoJi oit JL'.jft/ HUU UU1U, *11*312. Hit .tPeach, California and Frcnch J'orti He can cliccrfull v recommend hi* ponds te tUe i 1 rinks with all llic DKl.K'lOlJS llEVKHAdES of DRINKS. His specialty is a lurjj? stock of I'L'RI Gentlemen's Resort, No. ind you will not forget again A Good Line of Tobj a Hj -U,'S Repository. ' CA UUIACKS, 1M UCIKS, I'llvETONlJ, <> ?i liorso, ) finale ami Double Harness, rial, Ac., iV<-, For tIto next thirty ?liv? I V OI' l\ N AM> 'lor ISUUCIKS at leu* nil l ine Norllierii and Knsli'iii makes, I examine tliuin ai;?l convince yonrxvlrvd OODYEALt, Agent<:i-:<>let;iv uailuoad hank. KG UG IA. I ''"'"""Li.,, ^ SNA HILL. ^ i no AssoWuicnl of D - BUSIES! .. m TRADE, T TiHED TUMIICS! 18 History of the Business. stomrrs cvi-ry advantage 1y csosl possible cash prices. [N GREAT VARIETY. SATCll K LH ever 1 trough I to the oitj*, . WACONS, all sizes. WO IIOllKK WAOOXS. n-r I?c:ltinp: ami 1'acking. stin the World. KM LOCK KOLF. LKATMFK. l|{F.A l>, CKM KNT, KTC. I. I'A 1ST ICC LAN ATTKN'llON TO HICH WE EXCEL IN QUALITY J" A TTTT ,T , Augusta, Oh. MA RKWALTER'S lfrtrbfc ami Uranilc Work.*. EAR LOWER MARKET, ak* UK, Domestic and Imported. All 11 and Scoti.vli (ininito, a'. I.ow PrioeK. \*l) SOUTH OAUOUXA 1X0X1'a SpKt'iai.ty. A lariro xeloetinn ' K.NN1TK WOKK always ?n hand, PKUIN'O* and DKMYKUY. a I'LS CATHARTIC PILLS AI)E for Cost ivenoHH, Indi&rMicm, of three or four Kiunry'a I.ittl* Cathartic ry night for a week or two, makes the hur as clock work; thuv purit'v the blood i?wii bciily. Ptiri'ly VcjfrtuMt', Hitrin, (ho youngusttchild inav take tliem. Sold Dealers at irvt'ts. a lto.v, or by mail. Proprietors, 11)7 I'enrl St., N. Y. tic are more llian is claimed: tlicv proTO iitk Worth twice the money asked?W. vc, (5a. Kaiory'M Idltle Cathurt-iu c Cathartics -Wm. Uistior, Mills River, ud one box with wonderful results?N. W. ? I rccomiuend them.?.Ions Collins, M. ire excellent.? It. Hksson, Jackson, Miss, ;s. Ki.izabktu Kkyukk, Moberlv, Mo. Mired with Kniory's Standard Care ily; they contain no Quinine, Mcrcnrv. or koUI bv t'ver.v when*, or by wail, IKI) (.'I'KK CO., New York. W-B O JSST DES ria. 5ls. ISillBSS Augusta, IT MOVING % i , > hi ply immense. We lead tho Furnijiiipi'tition from every quarter. Wo io novelties, such ns Fohling'Beds, in Bent wood Chairs, Baby Carriaees, ro Polish, Patent Desks of ai! kii fls, Dhairs. Feathers, Mattresses, Springs, <t(<tfot[ttc and price lint. i BOWLES. U (JIT ST A, OA. 46 SALOON! * " ' iiA sre-frtigfCME*., p-c???nlrv? <l?>n*t intend ta dupe kit crisis not mentioned in the three Abbeville ulmctto House is well atockcd with croryWines and Liquors, iquorn nine years *1J. G?.nd *ld <1 Qontnll Wliidlrioo U MuU&OU IflUCIUCQ, Ilranrilc*. *v. E?i*f -Ifc Fret.h I.<ty*v Jteer Mihlie for MEDICINAL U<*K. and mixed ' j the H.'n-nH. Alx?COoL, TRMI'EKATK < 5 GOODS, ('nil at tho - - f < '& I Washington Street, ' ' '' : " v . . > THOMAS McGETTIGAM. icco and Cigars. . . c ' v\ / & naMMHiV