The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, July 22, 1885, Image 3
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HP WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. 1885.
SUBSCRIPTION $2 00
Match G*mo Lant WcdncNday.
At about 4 o'clock, last Wednesday
[afternoon, Rome three or four hundred
citizens assembled on the base ball
grounds to Witness the match game between
our boys and the Star Fort Club.
At 5 o^teck-^harp, after the scorers, Mr.
t. W. Porriri for Abbeville and Mr. W.
O. Warnock, for Ninoty-8ix had been
seated, and Messrs. Harvey Wilson and
S. (Jf. Thomson acting as ninrahals, having
quieted and moved the surging and
eager crowd back to a proper distance,
the umpire, Mr. W. H. Holland tossed
the ball to the pitch, saying "play."
The "96's" in the hole ; Stewart went
to bat first, was put out; Dunning next
to bat made a base hit; Blake and llice
next to bat, but struck out in two, three
~?rderK leaving Dunning on base and
scoring a white-wash for "96." A. W.
Smith, Abbeville's Captian, then swung
the ash, .making a good hit, then I'errin,
Thomson and McMillian, who were put
outin one, )two, ^hree order but bringing
Smith home,, scoring one ahead for Ab
Devuie on mo nrst even inning, "so
to batagain scoring two. Abbeville next
|^L to bat,- .b'lit that Mkurious korv" pitcher
HBto^wistefl the aido out in one, two, three
^P^^orOor, tucking white-washes even and
?*96" one point akond.
HLv [Much excitement, ?croi?oiing and
/ vociferous-yelling-cheers for "9G" took
Kf place at this stage of the gam<\ Messrs.
B''" Walter Tusten and Henry Mooro the
nj leading adherents of the "96" boys
B \ chiefly so, Mooro remarking "that they
Xrere small but going to he 'hard childen
7 to nuss.". Walter although urged to
u keep <juiat was inconsolable, Baying "he
j{ vas going to halloo for "9G" till he was
I K hoarse," and after the three first innings
I '' he got hoarse and stayed that way until
M'L about the 8th inning when "90" made
j: some.more' very pretty pla3rs.]
B!' The 1'9G'b" to bat again. went out un|i
I der that terrible fire from I'errin in one,
K| , two, three order. Abbeville next to
bat, scoring four, reversing things so
p*"-completely that "9G" was unable to reBy
cover during the next six innings, alii]
though "she" played well and with un1/
flinching determination under their
gallant Captain, Mr. J. S. Crews.
? Abbeville white-washed "9G"' five
times, Ninety-Six white-washing Abbeville
twice ; Abbeville made two double
plays, our short stop Mr. Parks making
: one of thorn by catching a fly and unceremoniously
stopping a runner from
first base. Messrs. Ilice and Kinard,
the 4"96" pitch and catch received many
t compliments, and Pet Lipscomb their
first baseman also received many sweet
praises from some of our prettiest girls.
Messrs..Perrin and Smith oui pitch and
f catch pluyed the game through, throwing
and Catching a powerful ball without
' wincing or making a single error of any
material consequence. Messrs Cothran
and McMillian received many loud
cheers for some pretty catching?Wade
^ batted too like a hero. Mr. A. \V.
Smith the Abbeville Captain and caich
V made t)ic best record at the bat. scoring
" five, and was put out once ; Mr. Ilice the
[ Ninety-Six pitch, made two scores and
f was put out once, the best record on the
other side. Abbeville played eight innings
and Ninety-Six the nine. Thus
* ended this interesting game,- the score
, standing twenty to six in favor of Ab1
bcvillc. Everything passed off satisfactorily
to both sides. The score-by
innings stood as follows :
Abbeville ?1 0 4 0 3 1 8 3...?To. 20
_ Ninety-Six?0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 1?'' 0
The game was played in one hoiw and
fifty-seven minutes, race hors(^ chro
nomctur time.
Tlic West Point Examination.
Quite a number of.the patriotic j'oung
y men. of the third Congressional District,
were anxious to serve their country,?nd
evinced their anxiety by appearing
hero op yesterday to pass the
I examination for the" West Point cadetB
ship. The following arc the names of
the applicants : K. M. Baker, Anderson,
John Wickliffe, Walhalla, E. S.
Werts. Newberry. W. T. McDavid.
- ';'; > Dee West, T. 1'. Harrison, Mill way, J. '
Ifc 0. Koseman, Anderson, JB. F. Galphin.
|V- Abbeville, W. M. Smith, Anderson.
y. G. Maulden, Pickens, A.M. Kennedy,
Hfc Troy, A. 8. King, Ninety-Six, Lewis 1
Haskell,' Abbeville, John U. Britt,
Widemanx, Harry M. Garlington, Saluv
da, H. A. i ce, Due West, G. P. Neil.
Troy. '
The Abbeville High School.
The trustees of the Abbeville Hi?h
School have elected as principal Mr.
Wistar Archer, at j-resent an a&iistant
rin the Ivenmore University High School
^ at Amherst, Virginia, vice Mr. Geo. C.
Hodges resigned. They also elected
' <: Miss Anna M. Brooke, of Lexington,
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to., n? uMMniuiii. i ncy iounu sonic
;; trouble in reaching a decision, as more
than one hundred applications were
filed for the two positions.
Annual Entertainment.
The Annual Entertainment of the
Troy Socinl and Literary Club will take
place on Tuesday night July 28th. It
^ will consist of music, dramas, minstrel*
sy and refreshments. All j?ho know
tig?" tho talent in all theso lines that exists at
? Troy will agree with us that this Entertainment
will furnish feast of reaon
and n flow of soul."
wSj l>ne West Female College.
**c can me attention ol our people to
the advertisement of Due Went Female
X Cfollege, which nppears in this paper,
y finder the presidency of Prof. Kennedy.
' *Thi8 College has risen to a place second
to none in the Southern ftates. The
faculty in an able and accomplished one;
tho commnnlty is a healthful and moral
. one, and the society refined and cultivated.
By all means send your daught\v
. ftra to Due Went.
Ixx>k Out!
Next week we will publish an advertisement
of the Greenville Female College.
ThtaJJutititation is a wonderful
ftuccesft, jhefiri our tfext issue we will
toll you soraothing about it.
fA. K. ltogcrs,
Wholesale dealer in Corn, flour, Meal, Met.,
Hams, Lard, Bran, Halt, Molasses, Sugar,
Jf? Coffee, Rice, Soap, Ac., will deliver goods at
W ' MT poink on railroad at Abbeville prices.
Before buying always ask fur urlcca, aa we
* ktn advantages -that few ap-country nwreh*?t.
Uat*. A. K. Roobm.
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MUSS AG US.
?T. L. Miller. M. 1)., of Due West, lias
just been honored with the distinction
of A. M. from Washington and Jefterson
College, I'a.
Ayer's Sarsnjiarilla is the most effective
blood-purfior ever devised. It
is recommended by the best physicians.
Gilder's Pills are the best.
Not a particle of calomel or any
other deleterious substance enters into
the composition of Ayer's Cathartic
mil- /\. IL a. ??- "
hiih. un uie contrary, mey prove 01
special serince to those who have used
calomel and other mineral poisons as
medicines, nnd feel their injurious eifects.
In such cases Ayer's Pills are
invaluable.
Strike at the fountain head the course
of all evil. It is worms that hns destroyed
the health of your child. Give
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge before it is
too late. Only 25 cents a bottle.
II. 11. P. prevents malaria.
Mr. llodges requests that the teachers
report at the New Hotel, promptly.
Call on Mr, II. D. Reese, our superb
photographer and see those beautiful
pictures taken by him during the grand
educational festivities at McCormick
last Friday.
The trustees of the public schools
should not forget the meeting on tomorrow.
Business of vital importance
is to be transacted, and a full meeting is
requested.
The teachers who attend the institute
are requcstoil to report their arrival at
the New Hotel in order thnl some arrangement
may be made to accoiuiuodn><?
<h*jm.
Mr. William Tj. Woods, charged with
the killing of one Carter, a negro, was
up before Judge McGowan on yesterday
on a writ of habeas corpus. Hail was
granted him in the sum of $2,500, Mr.
T. S. L. Wood and Mr. Jas. A. IJigby
becoming his sureties.
Judge J. J. Ilussey came in to see us
on Tuesday. The J udge thinks- there
were about 2,500 people at McOormick
on the 17th inst.
Dont forget the meeting of the Literary
Club to be held at Mr. W. A. Teinplcton,
on Thursday night. Mr. George
C. Hodges will read the essay. His
subject will be, "Need, of changes in
the school law."
Prom Greenwood.
It is too hot to work and too hot to
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ynxy u?nu uuu, wuai can we ao !
Mr. Gage is just finishing a beautiful
marble tablet for J. K. Durst & Co.
They intend placing i*. in their new I
building.
A negro excursion passed Greenwood
Saturday on their way to Greenville.
The new stores add already much to
the beauty of tho town.
The coining fall will bring with it
many changes in ?the places of business
of some of. our most prominent merchants.
Mr. llonry Smart is making a visit to
the paternal head.
The A & Iv. Depot is approaching
completion. Soon the voice of the
agent will be hoard, "tickets to all
points North and West."
Around tho hotel seems like business.
The additions will be attractive and
roomy.
ltev. Mr. Mathews, of tho Presbyterian
Church preachcd from this text on
Sunday. "Whatever thy hand findclh
to do. do it with thy tuight." He handled
his subject well.
Bible Society Directors.
The sixty-second annual meeting of
the Abbeville district Bible Society will
convene in the Methodist church, at Abbeville
Court House, at 11 o'clock, on
the morning of the last Wednesday,
(tiflth) in July, inst.
llev. It. F. liradley will deliver the
annual sermon.
W. L. Miller, Ksq., will deliver the
annual address.
The Board of Directors. Ilev. W. M.
Grier, 1). I)., President; Messrs. K. H.
Ward law, H. X. Pratt, J. L. Martin, J.
S. Cothran and S. McUowsin, YicePrnsidenls;
Messrs. J. O. Lindsay,
1). ])., W. F. Pearson, II. T.Sloan, 1). 1)..
James Boyce, D. D., \V. II. llunckle, J.
P. Marion, T. T. Cunningham, J. L.
Pressley, Patrick II. Bradley, Wm. K.
Blake, J. P. Kennedy, G. Mel). Miller.
J. T. Parks and J. D. Neall, Directors,
are requested to meet in the Law Ofiice |
of Pcrrin & Cothran, 10 a. in. (C. & G.
It. K. time.) on the 20th instant.
? W. M. Ghikk, President.
L. W. Peiuiin, Bee Secretary.
July 15 2t 115.
Meeting of the Bible Society.
*The Sixty Second annual meeting of
the Abhe.ville District Bible Society
will convene (dv.) in the Methodist
Church at Abbeville Court House on
Wednesday the 29th of July, inst. at 11
a. in.
All arc cordially invitcd-y^o attend.
None are exempt from the dnt\?
The following branch Societies arc
urged to appoint delegates and send up
a liberal contribution, for the need is
great.
Due West, Greenville Church, Lebanon,
Cedar Springs, Long Cane, Lowndesville,
Cokesbury, Greenwood and
Ninety Six.
W. M. Grier,
L. W. Perrin, President.
Jtoc'd Secretary.
These are Solid Facts.
The bi*at blond purifier and svstcm regu'aInn-vi.r
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.... r..vvM ......... >>1V t/nuil (ll BIIIIITIIIK
huniriiity, truly is Electric Hitters. Inactivity
of the liver, biliousnes, jaundice, Consti
pation, weak kidneys, or any disease of the
urinary organs, or whoever requires an appetizer.
tonic or mild stimulant, will always
find Klcctric Hitters the best and only certain
cure known. They act surely and quickly,
every botUc guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at fifty
ceuts a bottle by Cothrun d- 1'errin.
Ice Cold Soda Water.
We nro now selling this cooling and
exliilcrating summer beverage. We
manufacture our SODA WA'IV.K from
tlio parent and bent matcral, and guaranteo
it to be as good as thnt inado anywhere.
Give it a trial, only 5 cents a
glass at Speed & Nouffcrs.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Mr. H. 1). Rxkhk, of Abborllle, in prepared
to do all manner of repairing of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, ana wilt pay all express
charges on work sent to him from ststiops on
the C. and O. road. He always keeps in rtock
a handsome line of JewetVy and Plated Ware
at moderate prices. Send in your orders.
Address, H. D. Rim, Abbeville, S. C.
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A Remarkable Discovery.
Mrs. Murv A. Dailev, of TunkliMiinock, Pa.,
was afflicted f< r six years with AsMuim mid
Bronchitis, during which tinnj the beat physicians
could Rive no rolief. Her life wat
despaired of, until~{n last October she procured
a bottls of Dr. King's New Discovery
when iininediate relief was felt, and by continuing
its use for a short time she completely
cured, xaiuing in flesh 50It>. in a few
months.
Free trial bottles of this certain cure of al
throat and lung diseases at Gothran A Per
rin's Drug Store. Large bottles f 100.
Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts, Biuis
es, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum' Fever S< res
Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Coma
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively curei
Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteei
to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund
?'d. Price 25 cents per box. For sale bj
Cothran A Perrin.
Mr. A. Uosenburg, that enterprisiiu
merchant of Green wood, expects to oc
"upy, nfter the first of September, the
.,4?A.?. r i o!
JM.V1V II \J\\ III [lUSV.^MUII U1?J. I. Ol III III Oil J
& Brother. In order to fill it with now
goods, he offers Ins whole stock on hunt
now for sale at and below cost. Cal
early and secure a bargain.
July 15, tf
Mr. II. H. Murphy, an excellent ina
chinest of Greenwood, is in town, read}
to repair your machine on rcasonabh
terms. He warrants his work ant
brings good testimonials from rosponsi
ble parties. He may be addressed a
Greenwood, and will repair machine)
any where in this or Laurens County
July 15 2t 114
Emory'it Little Cathartic is the b estam
only reliable Liver Pill known, never fails wft I
1 lie most obstinate cases, purely vegetable
sugar-cn<>?? ?*, harmless, no Kripiiu
or unpleasant effects. Druggists sefi then
?15 ccnts.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
A beautiful line of gloves at Bell k Gal'
phin's.
Laces 3 Laces 11 Laces! 1 I in endless va
ricty at Wliite Brothers.
'The best black silk ever shown iti this mar
ket at Bell & Ualphin's.
Neck wear, Linen collars, collarcttes, Fish
i s
uvo) -W |>vf iivcov ?uw ituviiiu^ it* ^icai
cty at Bell A Galphia's.
All over Embroideries, all "over Hamburg
all over Swiss, all over Nett very pretty ant
cheap At Bell A Galphin's.
Do you know the cheapest place in the upcountry
to get a stylish hat or bonnet 1 It is
at Bell <fc Galphin's*.
Laces, Oriental, Torchcn, Breaton Valen
ciennes, etc., til the greatest variety at Boll
A Galphin's.
Jet, crochet, crochet and jet, Taylors cov
ered, Something in black bnttons to matcl:
uny black dress at Hell AGalphiu's.
Fans, fans, fans, from 2J^c. to the best ir
real hand painting at Hell A Galphin's.
Fine Table and Hull Lamps at W. S. Gothran
A Co.
Something new for Abbeville, an artiste ir
millinnery at liell A Ualphin's.
You can get a nice pearl Hutton for 5c. pei
dox. at Bell A Galphin's.
Parasols. We can show you something
handsome in this line. Bell A Galphin.
Parasols, Parasols,' another lot of Pnrnsolt
jnst received It. M. Haddon <t* Co.
An elegant assortment of Flowers, Feathers
and Ilibbons at liell <f" Galphin's.
For gentlemen. A most elegaiitliiie of col
lars, cuffs, Handkerchiefs, cravats etc., ul
Smith (t* Son's
Another lot of those elegant White Robt
Suits to arrive this week. H. M. Huddoi
<fc Co.
Something new and handsome, Madras:
Curtain Lace in beautiful patterns. Also the
Schim Curtain Lace. These goods are entire
ly liew and cheap. It. M. II ml don <1* Co.
Satchct I'nwilcrs, tlic most delightful, at W,
S. Cothran cfc Co.
Our stock of Hats, Gents neck wear and
hand sewed show, cannot be surpassed,
Smitb <jL* Son.
Wc went to market late, had several kind*
of goods sold us at reduced prices, and therefore
can offer some real bargains to our customers.
C'ome sea for yourself. Smith <fr Son
Full width Sheeting, all linen Table Damasks,
Turkey Table bamusk, Napkins, Doylies.
Towels, Crash and other Goods which
lake the eye of Ik use kccjHJrs, can be found
in great variety at White brothers.
3 Cases Millinery just received, nt R. M,
Haddon tfc Co.
Be sure to look nt the Fancy China ant]
Glass-ware at White brothers.
If you wish tobuva trunk or valise, go tc
the store of White brothers.
Lawns! Lawns!! Tho sutnmoi
Lawns are prettier than usual this season.
A large stock at Smith & Son's.
White Brothers have a most desirable
assortment of Black Dress Goods, Buntings,
Nun's Veiling, Henrietta Cloth
Cashmeres &c. &c.
The best thing out, is our Novelty Combi
nation Corset, beautifully made, perfect-tit
ting and guaranteed to give satisfaction
Hell A Gulphiu.
A full line of Patent Medicines ani
Fancy articles, at Speed & XeufFer's.
German Millet seed to arrive thii
weok. Smith & Son.
Dross Goods. A very handsome lini
embracing many stylos and pricei
Smith (feSon.
Hosiery, Hosiery, Hosiery, Ladies
Misses' and childrens' at Hell Gal
phin's.
Shirts', Shirts!! The, Kighmie stil
ahead. If you have tried them, yoi
know what they are, if you have no
you have but to do so to be plea?e<
with them. Srrith & Son.
Undoubtedly the largest stock o
Gents- Ties and Hosiery this side o
Columbia at Smith & Son's.
Golden Machine Oil, the batt% for en
gines and all machinery. For sale bj
Speed & Neulfor.
Die West Female
College.
l^xcrciscH begin first Monday in Octobcr.
Careful moral training.
Thorough teaching.
Bent facilities in music, Instrumental an
Vocal, Froneh and fainting.
Terms unusually low.
Whole cost of board and regular tuition fo
year $165.00.
For Catalogue apply to the President.
July 27. . J. P. Kennedy.
Millinery! Millinery
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THE moat extensive stock of Millinery cai
now be found at
H. M HAM>ON St OO.'S.
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W K have just roccived a larg sto >k of I
i Landreth's Fresh Carrien
Seedy All Varieties
II. W. Lawson & Co.
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OFFICE OF
School Commissioner,
' AnnKvn.i.K, C. H., S. C., June, 1885.
? "VX7"*' hereby pive notice that tho Free
W Public Schools, of Abbeville Countv,
1 will be closod on July 22, 2:$, and 24, 1885, in
order that the teachers mar attend the Conn
1 ty Normal Institute which meets at Abbe1
ville Court House, tm those clays. No teuclicrs
will be paid for work on those days. The
Trustees are requested to notify the teach^
ers of this order and urjfc them to attend the
institute.
Gko. C. Uodukh,
r J. 0. Ki.uoh,
: Jno. A. Roijixson.
1 County Hoard of Examiners.,
' July 1, 1885. 104.
IFOTXTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
- Wo IIorbx will die of Colic. Bow or Lena F* **,
If Fonte's Powders are u*ed In time.
Foot** Powders will enre and pre vent lloo Cholmka.
route's Powders will prevent Gap** ik Fowls.
route's Powders will Increase the quantity of milk
and cream twenty per ccnt, and make tho tBntter tftn
ADQ b w COt>
Fontr's Powders win core or prevent afcnoat itirt
dy&KASK tA Whlrh pnfons on.1 r.Ml? ?Vu.?
? vawoaiu DUU^?.
Fodtz'b Powi?m will eivm Satisfaction.
Bold everywhere.
DAVID 2. TOUTS, Proprietor,
BAI.TIXOBS. XD.
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Master's Sale.
THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA.
| COUNTY OF AI1HHEVILLE
IN TIIE COMMON FLKAS.
F. \V. Wegener & Co. against T. \V. Mara,
i In lie F. W. Wagoner A. Co. against Lucy
J. Mars.?Foreclosure. . ji
I ?Y virtue of nti order made in.liie ebovo
I J3 stated case on tho 21st day of April,
1885, I will resell at public outcry Rt Abbeville
C. n., S. C., on Monday, August 3d 1885,
being Sale Day, within the legal hour*} of
' sale, the following described property, situate
in said Statu and County to wit: All
t that tract or parcel of land containing
One Hundred and Eioiity-fivb Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of tha Estate
of Josiah Wells, S. K. Morrah, J. E. Caldwell
i and others. Also, that tract or parcel of lund,
containing
r Onk Hundred Acres,
more or less, and bounded by land of James
McCAslan, said T. W. Mars and others, and
known ns the McCelvey placo* Also, that
tract or parcel of land, containing
Two Humdrkd Ackeh,
i more or loss, and bouudod by lands of Jnuies
McCnslftn, A. It. Lindsay and others, known
. also as the McCelvev tract, boinjf ttie tract
. willed to said T. W. Mars by his father John
A. Mars. * ...
> The said land* to bo sold in accordance with
i the Decree of foreclosure heretofore pnsscd
on the 13th day of June, 1884, and at the risk
of the said Lucy J. Mars,former purchaser.
1 TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance
! on twelve months with interest from day .of
sale, the orodit portion to be secured by boud
with sutlicient security and mortgage of the
premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers.
J.C. KLUGH,
MaBtei.
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1o ucicuy kito.i iiittif <iu)in Macron ana Bimpson
Hlalcc, colored, are both mider .contract
w;?th i?e for the year 1885. 1 Vlt'
enforce the law on any one nirTnjf -or harboring
them f<!P the year J835. ,, .
MRS. A.E CARR. ...
Muy 10th 1885-tf. 79
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to * PUlti
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s They fnaore rtgnlu dally action, and re> .
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1 In Liver Complaint, BRlous IMsoi Ibh,
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Asaeloanslng medicine In the Spring, these
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Worms, caused by a morbid condition of
the bowola, sro expelled by these Pilla.
Eruptions, Skin Diseases, and Fllea* _
iKa rasnlt r\f Tmllrraslinn a? pAnstl*vs*l/wi ??^
cured by the uw of Ayeb's Pills.
For Colds, take Aykk's Pills to open
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and allay the fever.
[ For Diarrhoea and Dysentery, caved by
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Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, aa4
Sciatica, often result from digestif* derangement,
or eolds, and disappear on removing
the cause by tho nse of AYKk's Pills.
Tumors, Dropsy, Kidney Complaints,
and other disorders csuscd by debility or
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Foil directions, In various languages, a*-...company
each package. 'f V
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Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.,Lowell,Mtu.
Sold by &a Druggists.
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Undertaking.
Our Facui.tikh are Unhurpasski?.
\X,TE are prepared to conduct burials in h
* V nmst satisfactory manner. AU modern
Undertaking Appliances. Competent managcmctit
guaranteed.
COFFINS, CASKETS
And Full Line of
BURIAL GOODS,
WllICII AKK SKCONO TO NONK.
Prices Reasonable.
We aim to be Prompt Considerate and
Reliable.
Hearse furnished on Application.
Our Furniture Department
Is replete with an unusually fine line ol
aoods. Call and see us.
A J. U. LKAVKLL, Ju?
\ 115 Greenwood, S. C.
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The Poor House.
SEALED proposals for the the maintenance
of paupers of the County at the l'oor House
during the eusuine two years. commencing
on November lsf,~ 1885, will bo received at
tliiti oflice until Monday, the 3rd day of
August next on which day the bids will be
opened and the contract awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder. Rnnd with approved
socurity will be required. The contractor
will be allowed the use of the Poor
House farm.
Specifications may be seen at this oflice.
By order of the Board.
JAMES C. KLUGII,
Clerk B. C. C. A. C.
July (?, 1885-lt
10S
Executive Department,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENEKAL,
Coi.umdia, S. C., June 22t 1884,
THE time for tho return of properly for
taxation having been changed" frotr
May to January, thtice will be no meeting ol
County Boards of Assessor?, ^r.of Couutv
Boards of Equalisation, at the times liXtKi b)
the General statutes.
Auditors are instructed that they have n?
authority to call these Boards together to act
upon irdividual cases.
W. E. STOXEY,
It Comptroller General.
10?
Notice oi Partnership.
ri^HK undersigned havo formed n partnerJL
f*liij> f<ir the prnctice ??F law, under tin
firm name of Calhoun A Mubrv, to take cfl'vcl
from and after Julv 2, 1885. All business intrusted
to them will receive prompt attention
OKVILLE T. CALHOUN,
10G 1). LUCIEX MA11HY.
Mortgagee's Sale.
S. J. Gibcrt et al. to F. J. Marshall.
BYvirluoof a mortgage given bv S. J
( ibert, Beni. E. (iibert, Sr., llcnj. E
Gibert, Jr. and \\ . S. Mnuchett, to F .1. Marshall,
dated the 30lh day of August, 1881
which mortgage is now due and unpaid, I wil
sell at public ontcrv, on Saturday, the 18th
day of Jul)*, the following described properly
to wit:
Que 10 Horse Power, Traction Steam Engino.
*#i.e Aiiuman & Taylor Thresher?:J2 incli
Cylinder.
One CO Saw Hall Cotton Gin, Feeder and
Condenser.
One Cotton Press, together witli all belts
and appurtenances belonging to the above machinery,
to be aold to satisfy the above mortgage.
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Tortus?Cash.
J. W. W. MAHSHAI.L,
Agent of Mortgagees.
1885. , " .105
Sheriff's Sale.
Lucy J. Mars against T. W. Mars, as Execu
tor.?Execution.
IJy virtue of an Execution to mo directed
in the above stated case, 1 will sell to tlx
highest bidder, nt public auctiou, within the
legal hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House
on the third day of August, A. 1). 1885, tlu
following described property, situated in Abbeville
( ounty, to wit: All that tract or parcel
of land containing
ONE HUNDRED AND ' EIGHTY,
- FIVE ACRES,
more or less, bounded bv lands of the Estate
of Josiah Wells, S. J. Morrah, J. E. Cal?'well,
and others. Also, that tract or parcel
of land containing
TWO HUNDRED A "RES,
more or less, and bounded by lands of Janie*
McCaslan, said T. W. Mars and others, nud
known as the McCelvcy place. Also, that
trApt qr parcel of land, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less, and bounded by lands of James
McCaslan, A. It. Lindsay and others, known
ti the McCelvey tract, being the truct willed
to said T. W.' Mars by liis father John A.
Mara. Levied on and to be sold as the property
of T. \V. Mara, as Executor, to satisfy
the iiforesaid Fxecution and costs.
TERM 8?Cash.
J.F. C. DiPRE,
J uly 8, 1885. r. 8. c.
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OFFICE OF
School Commissioner.
Addkvii.i.k, C. h*? C., June, 1885,
I desire to meet the District School Trustees
and the County Examining lloird for the
purpose of consultation at Abbeville, Thursday,
Jul)- 2:<rd. Que (ions concerning the
operation of She l'ublic Free Hchnls for nexl
year will be discussed, j hope every school
"trustee in (lie County will attend,
Jtospeclfully,
(iko. (' Hones ks,
: School Commissioner Abbe. Co.
' July 1,1885". 103
IlolVcHliiiK'nU at the Vulniftto.
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'<>^^onins McOettignn, of the ohl reliable
P* I motto Saloon,' invites his many
fffj^llAto give hima call during Conrl
?r?ck. '"The Palmetto Saloon is well
tocfc*$%ith first-class refreshments.
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NT, need a double foot Plow StoeV
now tliMj to got it. W.^, Smith it 8uu,
' 3? fi fnp# ' ' - ' -ty ' . '
WBuw.miw.wwwm* ?m .- <Bawt saw
Grand Opening
WE invito every1>ody " cony* and exam- I
inouur superb stock of ladies goods I
of every description. lints, Honiioi*, 1-eath1
ers, Flowers, Ribbons, Luces &< ., in endless
variety. Unman Stripes, I'laid Silk and Tiiw
Relnnd Lace Scarfs, beautiful designs. Everyting
in neck wear, Kui-hipgs, 5 cents and
up. Linen and Lace collars, Fishucs, and every
thine that makes woman more beautiful. _
Handkerchiefs, black and colored borders, ]
white and colored, Silk, Lace, Ac.
Wanderful bargains in white goods, Lawns 11
at 8 cents per yard and upwards, nice India
Linon 10 cents, colored Lawns from 5 to 12>?
cents per yard, best goods ever sold here at
these prices. Uiiigliair.s, Seersuckers and ft
Miming*, ^asnmeres, nuns Veiling, Luce Cl
Hunting, Plain, Brocades and Flowered.
Beautiful- Fluids in colors nnd black und u]
while, Black Buntings, Cashmeres Taini.se, '
Gazelle and Henrietta Cloth, Buttons ami
' Trimmings for everything.
Silk Gloves, While, Black and Colors, call h
for our Foster "William" Kid, in Black and
Colors, only $1.00 a pair. Ladies and Chil- ..
dren's Hose and Shoes.
r R. M. HADDON & Co. (
March 25. 1885-tf. 1
DON'T FOIIGKT, we have a modern ~
swift running power press, new
type, ruled aiul blank paper, envelopes
and eards?so bring in your printing.
JAS. G. BAILIE & SONS, ^
DEALERS XIsT
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tains and Shades, 1
WALL PAP EltS, BORDERS AND
DADOES,
Hearth Rugs, Door Mats &c J
7.14 liltOAU STllEET, }
01MnS vSilyvi' AUGUSTA, GA
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Over a hundred pounds new type specially i?
for printing liriefs, jiist received.
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; C,. O. ROBINSOX & CO. offer# Mason ^
L & llniiilin Organ to tlic correct interpre
tation of P. A. K. M. A. T. H. As
those letters have a double interpretation,
each person will have two trials,
and the winner must find out hoth readings.
Tlic names, with solution, will bo entered
in a book, and when the correct _
answer is received, it will be advertised J
and the party notified. This ofler remains
open until May 1st, 1885. [
A Careful Reading of our Advertisement
is Advised.
; T. M. H. O. T. S.
O. 0. 1101*1 XSON & CO.,
I 30 Augusta, Ga.
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DRY GOODS,,
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SILKS, Satins, Velvets, Tritnininirs, Uns J
sinn Circulars, New Markets, Jersevs _
; Ac., Ac. ' ^
R. M. 11 ADDON &C0
p,o 11
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Flowers, Feathers and Ribbons in great variety
at ljell A Calphin's.
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CUNNINGHAM *
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Fall and Wi
1 CONSISTING IN PART OF
Foreign and Dome
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i IIATS. IIATS, HATS,
J HOOTS AND SllOKS,
HARDWARE, HARDW.
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At Lower Prices than they were Ever OfFei
nunoniicHP
rfufdun&s
And will completely change the blood In t
person who will take 1 Pill ?eh night from
health, if inch a thing be poMlble. For Femi
| Phyalclana nae them for the cure at L1TSB i
1 or Mat by mail for 18a In stamp* Circular)
DIPHTH
jmsipa asr^tjansa
DlMUM r* -.t 8p'u?. Sold rv. i vn-hrra. Circular* ft??.
If .* a well-known fact th?f rw?? ?r tV.? El Q
Bona and Cattia I'uwflar ioM in ilm c.'^in? B| JH
jtyia worthlaii; that 8h?r!<tai. ? C-?i.ilf!;,a BlSi R1
r?w>rU abtolaeelrpoprMiinI v?r?T?io?bi^ BPVB MU
[ llothln* oa Karth v-lll nv?k? ?.* *?
M like Hhoridan'a Condition l'ow- C ||
per. D<w?.6n? teaapoonfnl toeaeh plot of m
MICKiN^ilOLi^l^
1889
AT THE??
Menial Saloon
For this year will be found ?
Absolutely Pure Spirits.
j^TOUTH Carolina copper distilled Corn,
L3I Finest brands of kcntucky Rye, frmn
wo dollars to six dollars per gallon. *
Imported Cognac Brandy a specialty.
Also Ales, Porter, Champagne* Ac. Ill
ict all the popular and standard goods that
mi be obtained.
Together with an assortment of Tobsccos
nd line Cigars that can not be excelled in
nality. . ? _; '
Persons needing such goods would not be
umbugged by buying from them.
The place is Seccond Door from Codrt
louse.
I'DONNELL & CUNNINGHAM
Proprietors, Abbeville, S*. C
ian 14-tf is
(J. H. T).
Pianosi Organs
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
C. O. ROBINSON & CO.
'lie Great Savings Mtntion!
SlO TO SlOO SAYEW
P. Q. S.
V/cc# Lower and Nearer Cost than
Elsewhere.
S. I. O. * M.
Our Pianos and Organs Selected
rom Twelve of the Best Makers, are
icknowledged to be Superior by the
ireat Artist of the World?
We Deliver our Pianos and Organs^
Yeight Paid, to any Point in the SoutlC*
rith Music Book, Revolving Stool an<?
nstruction Book. Also a Good Cover
rith every Piano.
P. A. S.M.A. T. H.
Our long cxpcricnco of over 40 years
nables us to place in every Home the
Inest musical instrument in the World,
uftrnnteeing Satisfaction and our Price
0 be the Lowest.
"fifusiciri and isstra* ~ ~
icnts of ever)' description. Sheet Muic
and Music llooks. The Latest Pub1
cations.
Orders filled on day of reception.
"Write for Catalogues, Prices, Dis
bunts, and Easy Tenus of Payment.
P. M. jr. O. T. S. .
Lowest prices at
GEO. 0. ROBINSON A CO.'S,
&H liroad at., Augusta, Ga ?.
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?rench Candies, FresM!
,KMON CRACKERS, FRESH!
SODA CRACKERS, FRESH!
GINGER SNAPS, FRESH!::i
ASSORTED JUMBLES, FRESH! ..
Just Received.
1-1 f-29 QUARLES & THOM*AS. .
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
am'l C. Cason, ) Abbeville. S. C. ,
I. L. Bo'siiam, Jk. f " "
. II. Rick, ) Ninety-Six, S. Q. ,
1X7"E-have this day formed a nartnership .
VV for Llie practice of law unoer the firm ,
nine of CASOX, BONHAM dk RICE.
bhcville. S. C., 1 Sak'l C. Cason,
May 25, 1885. > M. L. Bonham, Jb,
) J. H. Rice.
Miiy 27, 1885-tf. ?8
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ONS,
ARE, 1IARDWARE,
CERIES, GROCERIES, GROCKERY'
CKK11Y, CROCKKRY, CROCKER^
ed Before.
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h? entire system la Ultm awfti, Aay
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