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W'. p,, The Abbeville Messenger. Enteted at the postoflice aa 2nd-cla?s matter. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1885. suuHcmrTioN $2 00 glad to tell you, and await with confidence any queRtiou you may ask. What I most desire is to have the good will and confidence of my fellow -citizens. In this Stato I married. Here is 1113- home. Here my children were born, and the cnitu wnotn i iosi lies in mat, nenuunu * cemetery in Charleston wliero I shnll lie bofore many years have passed. I want from 5'0U> nH from all my fullowcitixenfi, good will and respect and confidence. This is my one aim and hope in life. If you shall decide against nio to-1 day I shall receive your decision with ,unutterable regret, but it will not provoke any sense of shame or reproach. Jt will only require nie to wait for the Vindication which time shall bring to me in years to come, as it has brought vidieation to me before." I lie earnest assembly again signified it< approval of the manner ami matter of flapt. Dawson's address by sincere nnd general applause, aiul it was plainly evident that he had won the meeting to his side. Mr. W. It. Kelly said that ho had prepared some resolutions based upon what he could gather from the news pipers and which ho had intended to otter. Since preparing them a fairer nnd clearer light has been turned upon Mr. Morgan and his appointment than he had even hoped could be done. In attending the nic ig of the club and making the statement he had given, the speaker felt "free to say that Capt. Dawson has prevented us from casting a .stigma upon a man who deserved better JLhjngfi." Mr. Kelly continuing said that he had been told, and had never Jieard it denied, that what was chargcd Against Mr Morgan was true, and had jnougnt unnatural mat uapt. uawson did not deny them. For the information of Capt. Dawson and of the mooting he desired to read the preamble anil resolutions which he had intended to introduce, and this was accordingly done. Having concluded the reading Mr. Kelly said : "In the fnee of the statement made by Capt. Dawson, I am not the one to offer these resolutions. They were framed after a careful and .close study of everything I could lay my hands on with reference to Mr. Morgan. Capt. Dawson's statement has completely eradicated tlio feelings with which I entered this hall. I ain not prepared to move a resolution endorsing Mr. Morgan's appointment. We can well wait. \Ve ought, to pass a resolution to th,is effect: Resolved, That we .adjourn without octi.on. J move the adoption of that resolution."'' Mr. J. W. llolmes said that a motion to adjourn was not debateable, nnd asked Mr. Kelly to withdraw his resolution and allow any one to speak who might desire to do so. The resolution was therefore withdrawn. Mr. Holmes then spoke briefly, reminding the members of the el.ub ,who were present th?vt they were tho jury who were to pass upon the case that had been submitted to them. Jle hoped that he wo.uld not have to say anything more than he had said in the columns of his paper, but wanted the matter settled this afternoon and here. Tho question that had beon raisad and discussed ought to be settled, and settled now, nnrn Pnr ft 11 IlnvJnr* to the jury, it wus for them to say whether they were satisfied thnt Mr Morgan hasV^n ? good and consistent Democrat. Mr. 1'. N. Farrull offered as a substitute for Mr. Kelly's resolution a reso lution that Capt. Da\vson's statement ue uecepted as satisfactory. The lion. W. H. Bellinger obtained the floor and spoke with nju-'b earnest . nesrf, substantially as follows ; "We nro met here-, gentlemen, at the call of out president, to determine a vital question involving the welfare of the people ol South Carolina. To go awny froiji this meeting without determining this ques% lion will accomplish nothing. I am glad to see ho many here to-day. I am glad to see Capt. Dawson here, and I ' was truly gl^d tp hear Jiirn spealj to this 4club. He is no stranger to .South Cnro. ^i'to, nor to the people of Hamtvcli County. What Capt. Dawson says is i i- - < - -? ciiuvmv^ ii.tru i?V llii WHO KUOXV 111 1)1. When th.e appoint,incut -was mode for this cl.ub meeting } was a JiUlp tturprl, Bed. I bad seen t)r?t *omo of the- papers in the Stale jverc clattering against th?appointment of Mr. Morgan. Bjut J, for pne, had fajth in Hampton, and fuith in Jiutlcr, and faith in Dawson. 1 had faith ip t^e men yho represent the Democracy from Souih Xiarolino, nnd mmh sijra that President Cleveland would opt he deceiyod in any appointment t}>*t may bo oooredited to this Kioto. fellojjr-citHfona of Black villo, I ?ay tp you to-day, that if Mr. Morgan is not ontit)ed to ho jjonnidcred a citizen pf tjiis State because he wa* not born hero, then many of the bravem and truest patriots in the Unitol States wno have held the offices in their respective States must bo ruh.-d out likewise. "It is tho boast and pride of the Amorican people that this is tho land of tho free and home of the brave, and that from whatever soil a man may come, if . he becomes a citizen of a State he has the right to office and citizonship in any Btate. And If Mr. Morgan is not a citizen of South Carolina then, may I ask, what State is be a4 citizen of ? Is he a citizon of Louisiana ? When a mere | >^*^1 *jcV VVwft * ?vVy.fc"'5,'v; vj'v***iv3' boy ho left Uis home and bocame a ca- j detin tho Naval Academy of the United States. He loft thero to do battlo for South Carolina and the Confederacy. I have never seon that so-called Blaine pamphlet, but I havo heard the extracts that havo been read, and failed to discover in hearing those passages read? nnd we aro told they are tho worst passages because Col. Aiken who made the selections is not a friend of Mr. Morgan or Capt. Dawson?that tho man who wrote this pamphlet, and those extracts, considering his life nnd past conduct, could no' bo a Democrat. 1 now second tho resolution offered by my friend, Mr. Farrell, and ho;>o that it will bo received as a filial settlement of the matter. I beleive that the honor of 8outh Carolina will will be safe in keepingofMr, Morgan.*' [Loud cheering] Mr. Kolly renewed his motion that the meeting ajourn without action. Mr. Bellinger moved to lay that motion on the table. Koine cofusion resulted from a conflict of motions and parliamentary opinions at this point, and the Chair finally decided that the resolution offered by Mr. Farrell was before the Iibuse. j^x-Sonutor li. is. l^ratiguo said that ho had no intention of saying a word in the matter. lie did not know that the call was to* bo made, lit: desired to second Mr. Farrell's resolution that the statement of Capt. Dawson bo accepted as satisfactory. Mr. Kelly said that the statement hv f!nnf lVnwcim cnftofinil l*iir? "^ "J 1"" * " ...... MO far as it went, but did not go far enough. In addition to what has boon urged already it hail been charged agaipst Mr. Morgan that he \vas dining with^Hepublieans in Columbia, on a certain occasion some years ago, when Mr. Caldwell was killed. Capt. Dawson interrupted Mr. Kelly and gave a brief account of the occuirence, showing that Mr. Kelly had been nrrnnnoiisl v inTiiptinwl nc in (lm fooft. ?f the matter to which he referred. Mr. Morgan was not dining with the pnrty in question, and was not in the room until he rushed in to separate the combatants and received a severe wound from one of them in the struggle. After some further remarks, which I were contradicted point blank by Capt. Dawson and withdrawn, Mr. Kelly moved the resolution before the club be amended to read that the statement of Capt. Dawson is satisfutoiy as far as it goes. This motion was lost. The chair then put the motion in its original form, to wit : "That the statement made by Capt. Dawson be accepted as satisfactory," which was adopted by a unanimous vote, and the meeting was adjourned. The Place to get What Ton Want THOS. ffi. CHRISTIAN, HAVING bought the interest of Air. JOHN WILSON in the business formerly conducted by them jointly, will keep alwuys in store a complete stock of Fancy Groceries, CANNED GOODS ?AND? CONFECTIONED I E.S \ of all kinds. The Best and Cheapest Cigars arid Tobacco, THE FINEST WINES and LIQUORS SWKKT MASH Cnitv \viii?w-t?v r. dicinal purposes, s specialty- Also clinicu l,lQi:OKS of any kind for medicinal purposes. Give him a call. Satisfaction guaranteed. All persons indebted to the lirm of Christian Sc Wilson must make immediate payme;it. Til OS. M. CHRISTIAN, l-3m-33 Abbeville, S. C. KING'S EVIL Was the namo formerly given to ScrofuU becauso of a superstition that It could be cured by a king's touch. The world If wiser now, and knows that SCROFULA can only be cured by a thorough purlfic*? tion of the blood. If this is neglected, the disease perpetuates its taint through generation after generation. Among Its earlier symptomatic developments are Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tumors, Bolls. Carbuncles, Erysipelas, Purulent Ulcers, N4tvous and Physical Collapse, etc. If allowed to continue, Rheumatism, Scrofulous Catarrh, Kidney und Liver Diseases, Tubercular Consumption, and various other dangerous or fatal maladies, are produced by 1U Ayer's Sarsapari/la Is the only powerful and always reliable blood-purifying medicine. It In no effect* ua) an alterative that it eradicates from the system Hereditary Scrofula, and the kindred poisons of contagious diseases and mercury. At the same time It enriches and vitalizes tho blood, restoring healthful action to the vital organs ana rejuvenating the entire system. This great Regenerative Medicine Is composed of tho genuine Honduras SartapariUa, -with Yellow Dock, Sttllingia, the Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and other Iiurrcufonts of great potency. carefully mid scientifically comKundcd. 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ALSO many articles for Household and Cooking Purposes? linking Powders, Extracts and Spicos, and Yinognr. Close Attention Given to PRESCRIPTIONS at ail Hours, Night and Day. December 21, *S4-tf 19 Grand Opening WK invito everybody to como and examine our superb stock of ladies goods of every description. lints, Runnels, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, I.nces ftc., in endless varietv. Kotuan Stripes, I'laid Silk and Tinsel and Lace Scarfs, beautiful designs. Kveryting in neck wear, Kucliipgs, i cents and up. Linen and Lace collars, r itiliucs, and every tliinirthat makos woman more beautiful. Handkerchiefs, blaek and colored borders, white anil colored, Silk, Lace. Ac. Wmiderful bargains in white goods, Lawns at 8 cents per yard and upwards, nice India Lition ltl cents, colored Lawns from 5 to 12}? cents per yard, best goods ever sold here at these prices, Ginghams, Seersuckers and suitings, Cashmeres, Nuns Veiling, Lace Hunting, 1'lain, ltrocadc* and Flowered, Ih-Hutiful Plaids in colors and black and white, Hlack Huntings, Cashmeres Tamise, (laxetlc and Henrietta Cloth, Hut tons and Trimmings for everything. Silk (?loves, Whiie, Hlack at.d Colors, call for our Foster "William" Kid, in Hlack and Colors, only $1,110 a pair. Ladies and Chil dren's I logo nnd Slinea. R. M. HADDON & Co. March 23. 1885-tf. 1 Job Printing OF ALL KINDS NEATLY und PROMPTLY EXECUTED ?AT THEMc ssenger Office, Over a hundred pounds new Ivpc Kpccinlly for i?rinting Briefs, just received. AfllHPTTTTTTB AT MA PHTTJIPDV numu uui uiinu iiinuxixiimi 1. \VK OFFKU TO Til K FARMERS OF ABBEVILLE; The Derrlngr, Jr. Twine Binder* weight 1,260 His. SIMPLE, STRONC, DURABLE and EFFICIENT. PRICE, S230. riWlE Dorrinj? Litrht Reaper. weighs -* 750 lb*. price, tli>5. The Herring M??\wr, ?j?v jjear nn>l<? of malleable iron, llie bust mower in use. price $75. The celebrated Thomas II?y Uake, price, .f30 . The Corbin Disc Harrow, with friction rollers and chilled boxes, price, $40. Farquhars, Cardwells and Butterworth's Threshers, and "Ajax" Portable Knginest The Iron Ago and Planet Guftirators. We solicit correspondence from farmers and dealers. MoM ASTER & GIBBES, Columbia. S. C. Apr 1 4m D5. iL."A J.i- '.' lai NoiT Tbbaburkr's Office, I April 8th, 1885. ) IN accordaocc with the Act to raise supplies for the fiscal year commencing November 1st, 1884 approved December 24th, 1884 lotice is hereby given that the Treasurer's iffice of Abbeville couuty will be open for the uollectiou of Taxes. Friday, May 1st 1885. md will remain opon until Juno 1st, 1885. Taxes are payable as heretofore in two equal installments. The first is due and payablo Prom May 1st until June 1st, and if not paid until the second isducJive per centum will be ndded to said first installment. Tho hi><<<hi<1 installment is due unci pnyable from (he first day of October to the 30th day of November 1885. Tax payers can pay all in May if they dosire to do so. The rate per centum for Abbeville County is as follows: State purposes Mills, Countv current 3 " Schools 2 41 Special 11^ " Total 12 ' Poll tax $1.00 Taxes are payable in the following kind of funds and no other: Cold and silver coin, United Sta'es currency, national banknotes and coupons which shall become payable during the year 1885 on the valid consolidated bonds of this State known as "Brown Bonds" and on the bonds of this State kown as "l)ellciencv Bonds" also Jurors certificates and the per diwm of State witnesses in t'ie Circuit Courts will be received for county taxes, and not including school taxes. The Savannah Valley railroad tax in the townships of l.owndesville, Magnolia, Caliirmii - ; > -i... > ? -- ..WIMVHUA ?f? <1.19 II1IU JHIJk ilUlf ill U1U snme time nilh the State and county taxes and will lie collected,.subject to the same penalties. The levy for the railroad tax is 10 mills in each of the foil" townships. All information as to taxes will be freely gi\en bv mail or otherwise. J. W. PERM. County Treasurer. apr8-tf 6.1 PAVILION HOTEL, CIIAHLKSTOX. S. C. First Class In all its Appointments. JiATES, $2.00, $"?.r>0. Excellent Cuisene, lnrjre airv rooms, Otis l'cssenjrer Klevator. Klectric bell and lights. Heated n.tumla. Centrally located. Oct 1, '84-1 f 21 MffcTTTTT. R XIJL \/ _ ajL _n-A JL?; AUK YOU? turn tut i?n NVi,h ,,nv ?"? ??? A -LVV/ U IjIjIjU peculiar l?>vimrsenile sex ? If so, to yon we bring tidings of comfort nml great joy. You can iBIE OTJIE^IEID, and restored to perfect henltb by lining Brndfleld'8 Female Regtilatr! 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Our Treatine on the "Health ?n?l ness of Woman*' mailed free. llltAIIKlKI.lt llKOt'l.ATOIl lltl., Al'lllltil, (itt To the Public. I1IAVK settled permanently in Abbeville, and oiler my servires as TAILOli, to tlio citizens of the community. All work guaranteed. Cutting ami making suits, carefully and skilfully done. Repairing, Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty. JULKS PKVKACX. May 13, 1832-3m HI FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS Ho Homb will die of Colic. Hot* or Lux* F* tmm. If Fonufe Powdor* are inert In time. FonU'i Powder* will enre and prevent llos Chomiba . FonU'i Powder* will prevent Gaps* m Fowl*. FonU'i Powder* will Increase tlie qnknl-.tr of milk *nd cream twenty per cent., and make tlie hotter firm and tweet Footel Powder* will enre or pre rent almost kvkst to wtatcb Hor*e* and Cattle a.-e aahjeet. fovts'e PoWriKRB will oivb SATlBr actio*. Bold every whore. DAVID m. touts, Proprietor. i1ltixokb, kd. 32 G&REEN SEED! GARDEN SEED!! w E liar* just received a larg strjk of Landreth's Freph Careen Seed, All Varieties ' -II. W. Lawson & Co. . . t. . . >11 28-tf 20 jjit ENDORSED BY BETTER AND SCIENTISTS AS J^g^GHEAPER TEA, PRACTICALLI^K^fe ANY Indestrnctible STONE. Ovor BOO Ffc4i4|3^1 Send foi Boautlful H Price List Designs. li&M (Mj Circulars MANVfACTURRVj BY MONUMENT/L BRONZE COMPANY, UBllXaKFCUT. OOHN. T. L. DOU CLASS, Nov. 20, 1884.?1 yr. A gout. 41 T *TT* HI /\Tk /M ? ? LAND FUR SAL!! WK are authorized to sell the .oHowiii!* Lands : Tract, 226 Acres, Near I'htenix, known as Chipley lands, boundo?l by lands ol? Chijdev, Tolbert, Estate llutehi 11 son and others. Also Tract 120 Acres, I'art of America Hnekct Tract, bounded by lands of S. It. ltrouks, Tolbert, J. S. (Ihijdey, sr.. and others. A I.Sl) lot in the town of Troy, known as Lot 6, Block B. Also the Simmons lot near Hodges, 33" Acres, More or Less Bounded by T. J. KlIiH, \V. C. 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Wo finally got to Urewer*8 bung ltestorer, and tho effects were truly wonderful; and after a few bottles had been taken they wero entirely relieved of tho trouble and their health fully restored. If any of my family should ever bo similarly affected. I would, if necexsary, travel around the world In order to get this remedy. Vory respectfully, W. H. MANSVTEU), Macon, Ga. Micox, Ga., August 15th, 1880. With groat pleasure I certify to the efficacy of that truly excellent preparation?Brewer's I.ung Ilestorer. It has indeed proven to bo a sovereign remedy in try family. For many months my wife lias suffered from weak lungs, and has experienced great difficulty in breathing, so mucn so that xhe could not sleep at all at night; she also lost her appetite, and. in fact, her condition was truly alarming. The I.ung Hestoror having been recommended by several friends, I resolved to get it and toil it* virtues, which I did, and with the most nappy effect. Bho has taken but two bottles, and tho result is wonderful. Bins now exneriencoa no dlftl?;iiltr !m breathing, her appotlto in good. nnd slit) la rapidly regaining her slrenpth. and I am convinced Itscontinued us? wlllotfoctai>ermanent euro. I would, therefore, ohoer fully rccommcnd It to all who hav* wuak limp;, as It cannot fall to l>o of great boncfit to all who may give It a trial Youratrulv. GBO. W. SIMM The atnwotestimonial was given In lftsO. Hear what the samo gentleman says after an Interval of four years: " I have had no cause to chango mv opinion rolttlvo to tho efficacy of Brewer's Luiik Host oror in canofl of rtUeasod lnngs. The benefit derived by my wife from Its use lias boon permanent. My "faith In Its virtue* is such that I ehoorfully recommend It to all who aro afllctcd with pulmonarv dlseaao. Very resncctfully, UEO. \V. SIMS." LAMAR, RANKIN-'& LAMAR, MAJCON/.GA," 38_ teMias HAVE REMOVED TO THE New Store on the Corner under the new hotel. When yon come to town call in to sec them. Sept. 30,'84. QUARLKS A THOMAS. 37 C. E. BRUCE, .a.t K UliZ'S OLD STAXI), Boot and Shoe Maker. FIRRT-CLAKS work uiad* and repaired at short notice. All kinds of work made. Ladies and dents Kid Top Gaitors and Ladies Itutton (Jailors. All work guaranteed. Host French Calf and Kid used. To ms? Strictly Cash. Feb 18-tf 10 For Sale. I OFFER for aalc, at low figures, the following property: 1 Five-horsepower Upright Kdginc. 1 Farquhar Thresher, 1 Gin,(50 saws)and Condenser, 1 King Cotton J'rosn. The above property, is contiidered in good condition, and may t>e bought very low by applying to the undersigned at the Mkahexokk Oitice. ' JAS. H. I'EItHIN. 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CYC Ha,S SS The Furniture I AND WE KEE BY or It LOW PIUCKS. Our stock turc Business in the South, and clef; keep everything in our line, besides al Revolving Book Cases, Bod Lounges, Vi Patent Baby Cribs, Insect Castors, Fun Mark's Adjustable Folding Chairs, Inval rmows, tvc. utce h.i a can, or write U FLEMMING 840 BROAD STRKE PALMETTO Tbos. IKEc PROPRIETOR of tlie largest SALOON in t tomerh by false advertisements. The ti; papers, lie is well prepared for fall trade. Tl thing in the linn of Foreign and Domesti the best tlie market affords. Ho lias gi Rye and Corn, Irish i Applet "each, California and Fret J'i Hf can cliucrfuth* recommend his poods tc f drinks with nil the'DELICIOUS 1SEVERAOEI DRINKS, llis specially is a large stock of 1* Gentlemen's Resort, No and yon will not forget again A Good Line of To iuk ... _________ * 3-^IR/S Repository. : OF C'AUKIACKS, BUOCIKS, IMIJSTOXS, t to fi Imrse, ) Single anil Double Harness, Material, Ac., Ac. For tlio next thirty diya I TOF Ol'KN AMI TOI' BUtSUlKS at Icsa are all l-'iiic Norlliera ami Eiwtvrn makes, I and examine tlicui ami vuuviticv j'uurselvvH GOODYEATt, Agent [M\ GKOUOTv RAILROAD BAKU. (J EOllG IA. | 42 lNNAHILL, . Fine Ahsoi'I incut of Nil - BUSIES! RING TRADE, CJXT THE TIMES! t the History of the Business. customers every acU'antnerc by />L.en(.f ?..i. ? v i> '..n,ni |iunoiuiC pi'K'WJ. ; IM GREAT VARIETY. und SATCHELS ever brought to the city, IjA. WAGONS, nil sizes. nrse. 1) TWO 1IOUSK WAGONS. S'S. ubbcr Rolling ami Packing. ? best in the World. > HEM LOCK SOLE LEATHER. , THREAD, CEMENT, ETC. I ALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO WHICH WE EXCEL IK QUALITY r~NT A TTTT ,T . Augusta, Ga. . MARICWALTER'S \m Marble and (f ran He Works, NEAR LOWER MARKET, Augusta, Go. WORK, Domestic and Imported. All stern and Scotix'i Granite, at Low PriceH. AND SOUTH CAROLINA MONUadk a Si'KCiai.tv. A large selection of nd GRANITE WORK always on hand, ETTEIIING and DELIVERV. 44 ?? i???? * [TTLE CATHARTIC PILLS ^ , MAIJK for CostivenoKH, Indigestion^ \ v lone of three or four Emory's Kittle Cathartic I every night for a week ??r two. makes the hu- ^ ;ular as clock work: they purify t licblootl in-down body. IMirely Vegetable, Harmble, the vonnjjestiohilM m*v take them. S?ld J cine Dealers at ti l)nx, ur hv mail. 1 Proprietors, 107 Pearl St..* N\ Y. / liurlic arc more than is claimed; thev proro sed here. Worth twice tho money nnked?W. ) drove, fin. Kinnrr'u I.ltiln -, j -> -?.* ? av v?itU(%l tlU 11 the Cathartics?Wu. Bishop, Mills River, used one box with wonderful results?N. W. io. 1 recommend them.?John Collins, M, ev nro excellent.?U Bknson. Jackxon, Miss, -Mks. Elizabeth Kkybkr, Moberlr, Mo. ly cured with Emory's Ktnmlnrri Care emedy; they contain no Quinine, Mercury, or ind sold bv drusgibis everywhere, or by mail, VI) A HI) CVllE CO., New York. 45 Xj O in- ES itlTULClS. business Augusta, P IT MOVING ^ is .simply immense. "We lead the Furniy* competition from overy quarter. Wo 1 the novelties, such as Folding Reds, enna Bentwood Chairs, Rahy Carriaens, litliro Polish. l'fttpnt DpbImi nf nil Hi dn id Chairs. Feathers, Mattresses, Springs, rr catalogue ami ]>rice list. & BOWLES. 1TAUGUSTA, OA. 46 ________ ' SALOON! C^ettigran, /-S ' "j he up-country, don't intend to dupe kis ctisilf is not mentioned in th? three AbberUI* iu Palmetto IIouhc is well stocked with everyc Wines and Liquors, -| r>t Liquors nine years nl4. tic*d ?ld ? ' ind Scotch Whiskies, ich Brandies. >rter, Ale and Frcnh La?er Beer " s-jfi he imhlic for MKDICINAL USE. and nixed S or the Hcsaon. Also COOL, TEMPERATE ft URE GOODS. t'all at (ho . 4 Washington Street, THOMAS McGETTlGAN. # bacco and Cigars. j