The - Abbeville Messenger.
. _ Eutered at the postoffice as 2nd-class matter.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1885.
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. * Death of Mr. L. D. Merrimnn.
This gentleman a former resident of
Greenwood, died at his home in Seneca
City on last Monday, of drops}' of the
heurt. His remains were brought down
on yesterday's train, to Greenwood and
interred at the village cemetery, in the
presenco of a l?rgo number of his
frionds and relatives. Mr. Merriman
leaves' a wife and several children to
)|)0urn his loss, lie was a man of considerable
means, having acquired it all
. by industry and economy. His loss will
be long felt. I'eaco to his asher.
A Walking Skeleton.
Mr. E. Springer, of Mechanicburg,
I" Pa., writes : UI was afflicted with lung
V fover and abcess on lungs, and reduced
u to a jcnlking Skeleton. Got a free trial
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me so much
good that I bought a dollar bottle. After
using three bottles, found myself
once more a man, completely restored
to health, with a hearty appetite, and a
gain in flesh of 48tt>." Call at Cothran
<!fc Perrin's Drug Store and get a free
trial bottle of this certain euro for all
Lung diseases. Large bottles $1.00.
. Thousands say so.
Mr. T. W. Atkins, Girnrd, Kansas.
" writes: "I never hesitate to recommend
your Elcotrio Bitters to my customers,
they give entire satisfaction and
> are rapid sellers." Klectric Bitters are
the purest and best medicine known
+ nnti will positively cure Kidney and
Liver complaints. Purify the blood and
regulate the bowels. No family can afford
to be without them. They will
save hundreds of dollars in doctor's bill
~ - every year. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
by Cothran & Perrin
A Church Committee Sued.
Mr. P. T. Keller, through his attorneys,
Messrs. Hemphill & Calhoun,
has brought suit against the- building
committc of the new Methodist church
at Lowndesville, for work done on the
building. The contract was given to
Mr. J. W. Simpson, and he employed
. Mr. Keller, giving him an order on the
committoc for his wntres. ThiRlhocnm.
. \ mittee neglected to pay and hence the
suit. M. P. DeBruhl, Esq., represents
committee.
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The llnnk.
There is no Longer any doubt that Abbeville
will have a bank. More than
the requisite amount of money has been
subscribed, including all the subscriptions
at Due West. Mr.Barnwell returned
on Monday from Charleston where he secured
$10,000 in subscriptions, Mr. Geo.
W. Williams alone -taking $5,000. It is
f thought the bank .vill be organized and
in running order by December. There
is no calculating the benefit that will
aceruo to our town and business men
from this enterprise.
t > . Fox
News,
We are told by Messrs. Wilson", Cothran
and Thomson that Mr. T- C. l'errin
- ? - deserves unlimited credit for the persistence
with which ho pursued a red fox
into his hole. lie was ably assisted by
an amature fox hunter, Mr. Andrew Edwards.
The fox-took to ground at 7
a. m., and at twelve, the tired, muddy
aud disgusted hunters gave hi in up us a
bad job and left him where they had
not fourd him. Mr. ?J. H. Wilson
brought into town yesterday a red fox
that he had treed and caught alive.
Messrs. I'crrin and Edwards ought to I
got Mr. Wilson to tell them how he
catches foxes.
Ho! For the Mountains.
On and after Thursday, the Gth inst.,
wo will start a hack for Cedar Mountain
(Uotel do Gower) making tri-weekly
trips?Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Parties wishing to "go to Ctesar's '
Head and Buck Forest will be taken
there without extra cost. Fare, $2.50. 1
'Orders-for seats will be left at
Gowkii & Rkim.y'r,
City Warehouse.
, August 12, '85. 121
- Ice Cold Soda Water. *"*
Wo are now selling this cooling and
?. v exhilarating summer boverage. We
> manufacture our SODA WATISH from
th? purest and best inatoral, and guar.
antee it to be as good as that inade anywhere.
Give it a trial, only 5 cents a
glass at Speed & Neuffers.
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"Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Mr. H. D. Rbksb, of Abbeville, is prepared
!*- to do all manner of repairing of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, and will pay all express
vioiica tut Hun huhi/ i.u mm irom sianons on I ,
the C. and G. road. He alwavs keeps in stock
.7 A handsome lino of Jewelry nnd lMrted Ware I
at moderate priced. Send in your orders.
Address, II. 1). Hkese, Abbeville, S. C.
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Refreshments at the Palmetto.'
' Thomas McGettignn, of tho old reliable
Palmetto Saloon, invites his many
friendrf to give him a call during Conrl
week. The Palmetto Saloon is well
stocked with first-class refreshments.
. 09
A. E. Rogers,
Wholesale dealer in Com, Flour," Meal, Mea.,
Hams, bard, Bran, Salt, Molaases, Sugar,
Coffee, ttice, Soap, Ac., will deliver-goods at
i any poiut on railroad at Abbeville prices.
Before buying always ask for oricea, as we
have advantaged that few up-country merI
chants-have. A. E. Rookkh.
. Mr. II. H. Murphy, an excellent maM
chincat of Greenwood, is in town, ready
to tepair your machine on reasonable
terms; Ho warrants his work and
onngs good testimonials from responsi
'Me parties. Ho may bo addressod at
Greenwood, and will repair machines
any whero in this or Laurens County.
" July 16 2t 114
Meat! Meat!! Meat!!! Plenty of
grease in Abbeville once more. White
Brothers have just received 25000
\ pounds clear rib sides.
? '. White Lawn for 6)^ cents per yar
at BoH.& Galphin's.
p Letter, note and bill heads and envoiI
onosneatly printed at the Mehrknokr
i . office, at prices to suit the times.
vr.iSffrj. *
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Mr. \V. A. Pringle, wq understand, intends
buying cotton hero this season,
jfjve him a chance to hid on yours bc'ota
disposing of it olsew^ero. m
Tho many friends of Col. J. T. llob- j*
jrtson will be glad to learn that ho has
efficiently recoyerod from his recent
uckness as to be able to be out again.
The Town Council advertise on the jjj
Dourt House door for bids to dig anoth- .
3r well on the public square, the bidder ?
.0 guarantee fifteen of water.
Mr. Frank Cunningham of this place, ?f
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MKSKAOK8.
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Win. Stelts of Troy is in town. J
Robert Mabry is clerking for R. W.
Cannon.
"Mr. L. W. Perrin went to Anderson on t
yesterday. f
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ancruin are at Mrs.
S. M. Calhoun. (
Capt. Youngblood of Troy was in (
town on Monday. '
Judge Aldrich left Abbeville 011 Monday
for Anderson. 1
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II. H. P. releives constipation and ,
aids digestion. :
Rev. W. G. Neville loft on yesterday '
for a trip to Kentucky.
: Work on tho new Methodist cburcli '
lias been commenced again. I
Miss Thurston left Abbeville on Monday
for her school in Edgefield. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Martin, of Atlanta are i
visiting relatives in Abbeville.
The political caldron has not com- ^
tnonccd to boil at this place as yet. I
Try the the new segnr, Pinhooker, at ?
Speed & Neuflfer's. Price 5 cents. 1
If your turnips have failed to come
up, now is a good time to replant them. 1
Mr. L. W. Smith has returned from a j
pleasant too week's visit to Cashier's {
Valley. ,
Misses Nettie and Josie Russell leave ^
to-morrow for the Charlotte Female In- *
stitutc.
Mr. Arthur Parker, of New York, 1
was in Abbeville a day or so during the 1
past week. <
Uev. W. II. Hanckcl, the rector, will"
conduct the services at Trinity Church
next Sunday.
A groat many parties about town t
have commenced to lay in their Bupply ^
of winter wood.
Mrs. Kason of Charleston, after a pleas- c
ant visit to Mrs. Dr. Gary returned >
home on Monday. i
Wo are prepared at this office to do all c
sorts of job work and will duplicate
Charleston prices. * 1
Hon. D. "Wyatt Aiken arc still at the a
Hot Springs of Virginia where he 1ms
gone for his health. ]
An interesting article on ''Southern \
Provincialism" may be found on our J
first pagethis week. }
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Our Troy correspondent sends an intcrcsline
account of the rpunion which
was held there last week. _ a
Mr. It. Lee Foster, disd at White Hall, j
on Monday last. His remains were bu- j
ried at Greenwood on Tuesday.
The reunion of the survivors of Orr's ,
Regiment of llifles takes place at Sandy
Springs on September 29th.
When selling your cotton and paying t3
up your indebtedness don't forget that
you probably owe the printers a small v
amount. It will be thankfully received ,
now. .. 2
. Messrs. Seal ?fe Mcllwainc are prepar- t
ing to build a stable or repository on h
the vacant lot next to the residence of a
Mr. Quarles.
The following gentlemen will com- e
pose the board of examiners of appli- v
cants for the Citadel, vise-: Prof. George 11
C.-Hodges, Prof. S. P. Boozer and Dr.
L. T. Hill. c
Our young friend Prank DuPrc re- J
turned to his school in Anderson on 11
Monday last, where we know he pro- u
DOSOS to do eroflit t.n liiu nnfivn /-/-illn 1*
School Commissioner Hodges left on v
Monday for the North. Ho goes on 8
business and pleasure an<l will bo ah- 1
scent probably two weeks. *
The Juvenile base ball club of this
place, and the Veterans of Troy, will ^
give us a rare entertainment in the dianiond,
to-morrow. No gRte money, free
to all. ? J:
\Ve hear that Messrs. W. Joel Smith ?
& Son nre about to open a storo at BradIvys,
and that Mr. Joel Weir will have I
charge of it. ' t
W. 0. Bradley, Esq., returned from ^
Charleston on Monday. He snys
that the News and Courier has not ex- t
nggerated a particle in its accounts of
tho storm. That he never saw before 1
such scenes of wreckage and destruction.
1
Sappota Tolu, the only chewing gum j
that is not injurious, aides digestion and
purifies tho hreath. Speed & NeufFer. ^
Pysicians prescriptions accurately *
filled at all hours, day and and night, by c
experienced and ' competent hands, at
Speed & Neuffer'a Drug Store. g
Thurber's Bird Seed, guaranteed to ^
bo the best on the market. Each nack- ?
age contains a pieco of Cuttle Fish 1
Bone. For salfe by Speed & Neuffer.
When you want to paint do not buj' ?
o'sewhere before seeing us. We have a 8
full stock of Lead, Oils. Colors, Varnish- e
es etc., which wo will sell at close j
figures. Speed & Neuffer. a
Winter is coming and tho broken F
panes of glass in your windows need replacing.
You can get them at Spcod Sc t
Neuffcrs. j
Mr. George C. Hodges has received s
the following communication which ex- t
plains itself: . c
Auo. 28,1885. t
"Dear Sir:?The Citadel examination c
will be held on 18th of September, i
instead of the 20th as previously an- 1
nounced." Very respectfully, 1
A. Coward, Supt
In this off-year, reunions of the sur- ^
vivors of the different companies and ?
regiments during the late war, seem to t
have token tho placo of polical gather- ?
tngs. <
, j
Mrs. Harth who has been visiting tho .
rnn.il.r T..J T 1 '
w ouugc uyuii iias ruiurnea 10 (
her homo in Columbia. . .
Mrs E. G. Graydon has returned from i
ErigeAeld. Mis# Sal lie Tompkins who
has many admirer* in Abbevillo return- j
ed with her, and will spend some timo ]
in our town. (
Dr. H. D.Wilson will be absent from i
his office from the 6th to the 20th of <
September. Dr. K. L. Wilson will at- ;
tend to patients during his absence. i
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There have been several bales of now
cotton in since our laet issue. The
prices for them everaging about nine !
cents ?
Mr. W. ?. Bell, of Bell & Oalphin :
has gong. North where he proposes to <
buy an elegant stock of mfllinory and i
such things. The ladies may expect 1
something nice when he returns.
Fvhilo in Greenville last week, took the
>ath of allegiance to-the United State
ind is now a full pledged American citisen
with all its privileges and responsibilities.
itoi. Anton I5erg, who litis been visi- m
:ing Col. E. B. Gary returned to his vt
lome in Orangeburg on Monday last. \\
Mr. Ronton Jonos of this place, while
wrestling one day last week, got his el- of
tjow broken. The doctor set it {again b<
ind ho is doing well.
The delegation from ^Abbeville who cc
look advantage of the excursion to visit h<
:he'"City by the Sea" have all returned,
md report that the city was right badly ^
ised by the storm. j,
W. T. McDonald is again with the
yell known whoh?sale house of A. E.
llogers where he cordially invites his ?
tiany friends. Ho is oven better prepared
o serve you now than last fall. Always A
all and see him when in town and ho M
vill be happy to see you and happier
.till to serve you.
Mr. W. W. Vance, now of Shreve>ort,
La., and who has been visiting rclitives
in this county, Rtaited for home qj
m yesterday. His many friends here
visit him success in all of his undertak
ngs.
The Tax-office, will Dot bo opened
his year for the payment of taxes, unil
the first of October. This is two th
veeks later than last year.
An extra term of Court clearing the as
'.riininal docket before the regular terra,
vould bo of great benefit to our lawyers. (jt
iVe hopo that the Chief Justice will
:onsent to order it.
Fi
Mrs. Clarkson, of Columbia, sistor-inaw
of Governor Thompson, is visiting ?
it Mrs. S. M. Calhoun'8
The Press and Banner and the 1
Sasly Messenger are trying to fight the -
ailroad war over again. The former ob
ects to the latter's boasting of tho victory
vhich the friends of the road obtained
it this place. JJ
The Newberry and Prosperity papers nQ
ira down on Congressman Tillman, bo- rj<]
:ause he is throwing cold water on their gj
)r0D0Scd railroad connection thrnntrh .
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Sdgefield county, with Augusta.
Don't forget the meeting in the inter!Kt
of the County monument, to dead
ohliers of tlie Confederacy, which is to at
>e held in the Court House next sale- Cc
lay. ho
While the horse of Mr. J. F. Harper ^
vas hitched to a buggy in front of Mr. ja|
F. Livingston's, it become frightened t
something, antl dashing away from ae
he boy who was holding him soojj freed
timself from tho buggy. Damages,
bout |15.00. No one hurt. qj
Fnr the prompt and certain cure of ?
rysipelas, us? Ayer's Sarsaparrilla, y
rhich is the specific endorsed by the L
uost eminent medical authorities. JL
Malarial poison can bo entirely removd
from the system by the use of Ayer's
Lguo Cure, which contains a sure speci- n
ic, in the form of vegetable product, J
ised in no other remedy. Warranted. Bil
o'c
G. L. P. or Gilders Liver Pills pre- wi
ent malaria, cures indigestion, dyspnp- '
ia, sick headache, biliousness, constipa- *1'
ion and all disorders of the livor. Tiy "
. box and you will bo pleased, for sale \y
>y all druggists 25 cents a box. ]
xx* ssrs. W. Joel Smith and A. B. '
Vardlaw left on Monday for the North- <ju
> IHICIU llltjr JMUJJUISU Unilg- * 11
nga full stock of fall and winter goods.
)apt. L. W. White left one day last
reek for the saino pur pose.
Notice to druggists and storekeepers. ?
guarantee Shriner's Indian Vermifuge ?
o destroy and expel worms from the A
luman body, where they exist, if usad
ccording to tho directions. You are
uthorized )o sell it on the abovo condiions.
David E. Foutz, Propietor, Baltiuore,
Md. jjj
Last Sunday was the most delightful- |^(
y dreary day, we have had this season.
'he rain came down in torrents nearly dj<
ho whole of tho day, and church goers, an
rere prevented from attending service. .
Ve have not heard whether the rain ,n
tras sufficient to damage any of the
:rops by overflow.
Mr. Mack Cochran and Miss Dilly ?
Ipruell, were happily married en last
iunday. We extend to them our conratulations,
aud wish for them long
ife and much happiness.
Capt. J. N. Kirk, passed down the
oad on the Greenville & Columbia train
n yesterday. Wo heard he had been
ummoned to ^Ninety- Six, in the inter- .n
nt of some proposed rail road. If
finety-Six takes a notion that she wants
nother rail road, she has energy and
iluck enough to build it.
be
In an altercation near Hodges, bewoon
Chearly Haddon and Harry Frank- wi
in, on tho one side, and Androw Andcrod
on the other, the latter was shot in
he thigh, and now hobbles about on
rutches, while tho two former are
>onrding with tho Sheriff. The defonlants
claim that^the shooting was done 3
n self-defence, and have retained Mess,
iemphill & Calhoun and D. H. Magill,
Ssq., to defend them.
A very poor and contemptible joke n<
vas perpetrated on Dr. Morrow in refert/v
.. . * ~r v:, :? ^ ?
iiivv ?u a lupvibui 1IIC UlUI buruugn *'
he columns of our paper some time
lince. We of course knew nothing
>f the facts and accepted the statenent
as it was given us. We regret
rcry much that our columns have been
ised for such a purpose and trust that
.he perpetrator of the offense may be
tih/Ia tn onffor fnr it
Tho "Xlll" club of New York ?
? a wealthy and rocherce' affair. 1
Its object 18' to prove how reliculous
is the Huperstition that if thirteen
persona sit down to a table together
one of the number will die before a *
pear is passed. This club never has
more nor less than 18 members at a
tr.ble. They hare thirteen sorts of wine
ind thirteen dishes served. They meet .
on the 18th. of the month and the fee is 1
>1.13. The histoty of the club proves
the utter fallacy 'of the superstition.
Not one of its many members having
fiied under tho conditions of the supor- _
stition. Our friend Mr. Jouet P. Smi|h J
bas lent us some very interesting papers
connected with this club.
I
Greenwood Cinders.
Two of our colored citizens, gHve a
ntineo on Thursday, ono striking the
her in the faco with a brick. Trial
istice Giles fine was five dollars and
ist. .
Everyboy is satisfied with the eternal
scussion of the Citadel, It. K. Comission
and Lawlessness. Let them r
ve us a rest.
Master W. Tell Hendersonr, Jr., son 1
\V. T. Henderson, of Coronaca died *
i August 25. llo was a very worthy
)ung man.
J. K. Durst has gone North.
Dr. Parks takes charges of the Post- J
Bee on the 1st of. September. He is
aking every arrangement for the conmienco
of the people. Mrs. G. W. J!
'illiams will be his active assistant.
The A. & K. depot is receiving a coat
paint which adds very much to its ^
:auty.
Messrs. J. W. Wells & Smith have the 11
intract for building a small brick ware)use
tor J. K. Durst & Co.
Mr. J. W. Greene and his daughter
iss Ida will spend a while North.
Icasure and business.
Miss Annie Hearst of Alabama is the
lest of Mrs. DuPie.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Greene nnd Mr. A.
. Edge will while away a short time at
r. Clary's at Pelzer.
No service' in town Sunday. Too
uch rain. u
F
Rev. H. C. Smart has resigned the ?'
istorate of the Greenwood Baptist "
fiurch. UL" c
n
Red Oats I Red Oats! Pure Seed, c
leap. Smith & Son. r
Red Rust Proof Oats! tho finest in
r> - * \\T T 1 O i?. CI
? muinci. <ti> n . uui'i omnK a OUN.
White Brothers have ft most desirable
sortmcnt of Black Dress Goods, BuntJ
gs, Nun's Veiling, Henrietta Cloth,
tshtneres <tc. &c.
A full line of Patent Medicines and
mcy articles,'at Speed & Neuffer's.
Sxtra Court.
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PURSUANT to an order of Chief Jus- 1
tice W. D. Simpson, 1 hereby give t:
tice that a SPECIAL SESSION OF
rIE COURT OF GENERAL SESONS,
for Abbeville County, wilP be
Id at Abbeville Court House, com-. *
jncing on the
st DAY OF SEPTEMBER, INST., "
10 o'cluek A. M. The Hon. J. S.
ithran will preside. All parties
und over for trial in the October *
>urt must appear at said special term,
,.11 . r> 1 t I
IV an niuicoouo } VIIUUU U Uiurs Will I
ke due notice thereof and be prompt
attendance; Petit Jurors will be J
rved in the usual manner. ,
M. G. ZEIGLKR,
0. C. P. & G. S. n
erk*s Office, Abb. 8. C., Sept. 1st '85.
(ridges to Let. I
a
d
~MIE contract to repair the following f
bridges will be lot to the lowest response
bidders at the respective bridges at 11
:lock a. m. ou the days named below to ~
t:
The bridgo over Wilson's Creek near Nine-Bix,
on the road leading to Stony Point, on
lesduv, September 15, 1886.
U ridge over Gurltail at Whorton's Mill, on
odncHday, September 16, 1885. ,
Dendy Bridge over Long Cane, on Thursv,
September 17, 1885.
l'he contractor in each instance tfUl bo reircd
to give build with approved sureties, t
io right ia reserved to reject any or all bids. 1
. JAMES A. McCORD, . *
County Commissioner. *
Sept. 2, '85. 4t. 11
ppucatxon lor Homestead.
rrOTICE is hereby given to all persons inforested
as creditors or otherwise, that
'8. S. H. McGhee has applied to mcto have
3 homestead exemption by law allowed to
r and her minor children out of the personal
onerty of which the lato Win. Z. McGhee
:a possessed,and to have the same appraised
d dot off according to law.
Puhlifthed once a week for fotir (4) weeks
the Abbeville Mkhsknoku.
Dated Sept. I, 1885.
J. C. KLUG1I, j
Sep. 2, '85, 4t. Master.
Poor House Cabins. 1
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lealed proposals will bo received till Sen- .
Member 7th. 1885, building two donuiw cabs
at the Poor House.
Specifications may be seen on application
the Clerk of the Board.
The contractor will bo required to give
nd witb approved sureties.
Bids may be sent to the undersigned or left
th Klugh at Abbeville, C.
W. T. Cowan,
County Commissioner.
4t. Ang. 12 1885. 122.
j
Toticeof Application for Charter
The undersigned will apply to the ]
jxt session of the Legislature of S. C. i
i pnss nn act chartering the "Abbeville >
uilding and Loan Association. 1
M. L. Bonhani,
* S. C. Canon,
W. H. Parker,
W. A. Tumnlpton.
W. C. lionet,
J. F. Miller,
and olherH.
3in. Aug. 12 1885. 124.
URNIP SEED!
TURNIP SEED!!
r^TE have jnst r^cuivcd a Urg sto>k of
.andreth's Fresh Turnip
Seed9 All Varieties
L W. Lawson & Co.
On 28-tf SO
ABBEVILLE r
SIGH SCHOOL.,
of
er
PHE 1885-G session of the HIGH SCHOOL V11
L will begin on 8ul
BONDAY, SEPTEMBER lift .3
WISTER ARCHER, of Virginia, Principal. wl
1ISS ANNA M. 1IROOKE.1
of Virginia, i Assistants.
IISS NANNIE WHITE, f ??'
of Abbeville, J th
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The Scholastic year will consist of ten ]*1
uonths of four weeks each divided into two
sessions, as follows ; )y
(if
A Paving Sessions of twenty-eight weeks Tr
nd a Free Session of twelve weeks, paid for I
iv the Public School Fund. foi
Cd
Frco Session to begin on the first Monday dr
n April, 1880.
JONES F. MIILLEU, I
Sp?r?tiirv.
w Lugust
26 1885. tf. ?
Road fori! 1
A LL public highways in Abbeville Couuty W
lIl. must be thoroughly worked and put in
;ood condition AT ONCE. Highway Huperntondent.8
and Road Ovorseers will take due u
mtice and govern themselves accordingly,
loadside ditches must be cleared of obstales,
and made deeper or new ones cut where
ecesaarv. # qj
We will enforce tho law strictly against any
Overseer and Superintendent, whose road or
oads are not worked, in accordance with this ?
rder bv the 1st of September next.
James A. McCord. \
William ltiloy. I?
W. T. Cownn.
County Commissioners. ci
July 29th 1885. 5t. 117. T1
F(
Anderson kl
SI
Military School, 1
ANDERSON, S. C." A.
f"\PENS again Sept. 1st, 1885. Tuition
L/ $ 10, $13, $16 and $20 per Session of A\
wenty weeks.
Hoard in the InRtitution without washing, "
ights and towels, $12.50 per month.
Send for Catalogue.
W. J. LIGON, an
tc
lunc 15, 1885. Principal.
113 f?
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GREENVILLE
female Collie.s
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Founded by the Baptist State Convention of
S. C., in 1854, Greenville, S. C.
'IIE THIRTIETH ANNUAL SESSION &
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY, Ui
SEPTEMBER ICTn. tl
The Greenville Conservatory of Music is its ti
lusic Department. nt
Splendid advantages in Drawing, Painting,
Censington work, Ac. Faithful, thorough intruction.
?*
Number of Instructors, 15, number of stu- ui
entH in attendance last session 210. Kend nl
or new Cataloirue. ...
A. S. Townes,
July 2V), 6t.?116. President.
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Me Collep.;
DUE WEST, S. C.
)IIGANIZED in 1838?Proposes to
give a thorough College training,
fecessary expenses only about $165.
Acuity complete. Opens first Monday
r? October. Send for Catalogue to
W. M. Oiujsb,
July 29, 1885. tf. President.
119.
Que West Female
College.
gxerciHea begin first Monday in October.
Careful moral training.
Thorough teaching.
Best facilities in musio, Instrumental and
focal, French and Painting. ?
Terms unusually low.
Whole cost of board and regular tuition for ?
ear *165.00. ^
For Catalogue apply to the President. 1
July 22, 115 J. P. Kennedy.
TOWN COUNCIL 1
ELECTION. 1
\ X felection for Intenctant and four 'J
l\. Wardens will be held in tho Court J
louse on
MONDAY m SEPTEBEE, s
text.
Mis will be open at C o'clock a. m., and renain
open until G o'clock p. m. The following .
lamed persons will act as managers: C.
Flugbes, W. T. McDonald and A. W. Smith.
Byordfirof theCouncil.
T e uAuunvn
U Uf UAiVlU&Uil A/f
Intend&nt.
Jokes F. Miller, Sec'ty. ]
Aug., 26, 1885-tf. 120
Notice of Partnership. <
THE undersigned havo formed a partnership
for the practice of law, under the
firm name of Calhoun & Mabry, to take effect
from and after July 2, 1885. All business in- I
trusted to tbem will reeeiro prompt attention.
ORVILLE T. CALHOUN,
10? D. LUCIEN MABRY.
DRY GOODS,
SILKS, Satins, Velrets, Trimmings, Rua *
^ ^sian Circulars, New Markets, Jerseys
R. M. HADDON &CO
<12
1. ?
trand Opening
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T7 E invito everybody to come and exam- I _
fj ineour superb stock of ladies poods II
every description. Hats, Bonnets, Keatli8,
Flowers, Ribbons, Laces Ac., in endless
rietv. Roman Stripes, l'laid Silk and Tin
I and Lace Scarfs, beautiful designs. Ev- j
ytinp in neck wear, Ruchinga, 6 cents and
>. Linen and Lace collars, Fishties, and evvthingtliat
makes woman more beautiful.
Handkerchiefs, blnck and colored borders, ^
lito and colored, Silk, Lace, Ac. ^
Wenderful bargains in white goods, Lawns two
8 cents, per yard and upwards, nice India j,
inon 10 cents, colored Lawns from 5 to
nts per yard, best goods ever sold here at
cse prices. Gingliair.s, Seersuckers and 'ttcl
itings, Cnslnnores, Nuns Veiling, Lace cau
lilting, 1'lnin, Brocades and" Howercd,
autifvil I'laids in colors and blnck and RIU|
lite, Black Huntings, Cashmeres Tamise,
izelle and Henrietta Cloth, Buttons and
huntings for everything. I'
Silk Gloves, White, Black and Colors, call him
r nnr Fhatnt* ^Williom" V!#l I? i
>lors, only 11.00 a pair. Ladies and Chil- ^
en's Ilose and Shoes.
t. M. IIADDON & Co. 0r
March 25, 1885-tf. 1
AS. G. BAILIE & SONS, ~{
DBALEBS XIsT
xrpetH, Oil Cloths, Window Cur- U
tains and Shades, JL
ALL PAPERS, BORDERS AND
DADOES,
earth Rugs, Door Mats &c
714 BliOAIt STREET, fl)
EKJSJSS' AUGUSTA, GA s
HI H. H. P. IS A SUCCESS
UST?It is good.
5COND?It is pleasant.
IIRD?It is safe.
)UHTH?It doeB exactly what we claim for
FTH?It is made by reliable parties. (Yo
[XTII?It has no equal. *
3 V ENTII?It docs not nauseate. i,
IOHTH?It does not gripe. <jr
[NTH?It will cure yon. .
?VT1I n IU. i a. * :
i-iii x **?it/ m itiu uuni jjivcr jit'uiuinu Kiiuwn,
id costs only Fifty Cents a liottlc. Fn
1 veil
Never Failing Prevention of Spring
Sickness. wi't
rlLL INVIGORATE THE SYSTEM,
ives Tone to the Stomnch. -sT
Relieves Torpid Liver <
id removes all excessive bile from the sys- ^ni
ni and impurities from the blood. ' "n
Has been tried by thousands in the past gui
ur years and found worthy the commenda- to
)n of all.
TEY IT ]
II. H. . I', only SO cents per Bottle. tne
BARRETT & McMASTER, ?ic
lie
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
ArguSta, Ua. ' |
March lB-t! 58
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A. S. M. A. T. H.
G. O. ROBINSON & CO. offer a Mason T'
Hamlin Organ to the correct interprc- i
ition of P. A. S. M. A. T. H. As
lese letters have a double interpretaon,
each person will have two trials,
id the winner must find out both readigs.
The names, with solution, will be
itered in a book, and when the correct p
lswer is received, it will be advertised * J
id the party notified. This offer rc- , ,
ains open until May 1st, 1885.
A Careful Reading of our Advertisccnt
is Advised.
M. H. O. T. S.
G. O. ROBINSON & CO., * 1
30 Augusta, Gu. ' ?
AYER'S *
Ague Cure %
oontalns an antidote for all malarial dls- na'
orders whloh, so far as known, 1b mod In no ^
other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor
any mineral npr deleterious subelanoe wfast- j
ever, and consequently produces no Injurious
effect upon the constitution, but leaves the ?
system as healthy as it was before the attack.
Wii W AitttAflT AXKlt'ti AUUE CUBE A I
to core every oaae of Fever and Ague, Inter- >
mlttent or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Complaint
canted by malaria. In oase of fallnnt,
after due trial, dealers are authorised, bj oar
circular dated July 1st, 1882, to refund the
money. ^
Dp. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Matt.
Bold by all Druggists.
S|
Speed&Neuffer
UDDR/CTQ-Q-ISTS.
[?"EEP constantly on hand a full, and well
lV- selected stock of pure
r
>rugs, Chemicals etc., etc.
All tlie latest and i>opular lines of Patent pri
nd Proprietary Medicines. ,
Hertoine, "!
ie best Liver Medicine, cures Dyspepsia, r0|
ur Sale only f>y ?/?. j
iry our i)iiAi;M>riHKi uunuiAii lor
unimer Complaint; and our Compound 8yr- wc
u Sarsaparilla with Iodide Potaah, for the Ell
lood. Cu
BE1) HUG roisox, fro
lie nioat canveniont way of destroying these
iscots. r 1
DIAMOND DYES,
all the Staple and Fashionable Colors.
A full line of Fancy Goods,
Met Articles, Stationery etc. etc.
The best brands ?f
t'lgurs, Tobacco, an<l|Cl?ftretteH. th<
A complete stock of Whit^ Leads, Paints,
)iln, Varnishes, etc., etc., Paint Brushes, ?*
Vindow Glass. . ha
Golden Machine Oil.
We sell the celebrated Harrison Brother's TC
'repared Paint; the best in the market. X
Special attention paid to the Jj'|
Prescription Department
Phvsicinn'a prescriptions and fa.nily retpea
fUU-d at all hours of day and oiffnt, by frf
xporisoced and competent hands. n*
Order* by hand or Mail, promptlr attended
o.
SPEED & NEUFFER. Tl
' pa
April 29, 1?S>. tf 8S.
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1885 |
eutenniai Saloon I
For tbis year will be found
\bsolutely Pure Spirits.
FORTH Carolina copper distilled Corn,
Finest brands of Kentucky Ry?, from
dollars to Mix dollars pur gallon. "
reported Cognac Brandy a specialty.
lso Ales, Porter, Champagnes Ac. In
. nil the popular and standard goods that
bo obtained.
ogcther with an assortment of TobaivgHfcy A
fine Cigars that can not be excelled in
ergons needing such goods would not b?
nbugged by baying from them.
he place is Seccond l>oor from Court
ise.
DONNELL & CUNNINGHAM
Proprietors, Abbeville, 8. C
in 14-tf 23
gl h. i).
ianosi Organs
TIIE BEST IN THE WOULD.
C. O. ROBINSON & CO.
e Great Saving Institution!
BIO TO $100 SAVEDl
P. Q. S.
ices Lower and Nearer Cost than
Elsewhere.
I. O. M.
)ur Pianos and Organs Selected
m Twelve of the Best Makers, are
knowledged to be Superior by the
eat Artist of tlie World.
We Deliver our Pianos and Organs,
sight Paid, to any Point in the South,
Lh Music Rook, Revolving Stool and
;truction Book. Also a Good Cover
th every Piano.
A C AT A Ti TJ
kJ? XTJL* XXa JL -UL*
3ur long experience of over 40 years
ibles us to place in every Homo the
est musical instrument in the Worldi
nranteeing Satisfaction and our Price
be the Lowest.
Musical Merchandise and instru nts
of every description. Sheet Muand
Music Books. The Latest Pubttions.
Orders filled on day of reception.
Write for Catalogues, Prices, Diaunts,
and Easy Terms of Payment.
M. Jf. O. T, S.
.owest prices at
GEO. O. ROBINSON A CO.'B.
831 Broad Bt., August*, Ga.
SO
rench Candies, Fresh!
IMON CRACKERS, FRESH!
SODA CRACKERS, FRESH!
GINGER SNAPS, FRESH!
ASSORTED JUMBLES, FRESH!
Juat Received.
-tf-29 QUARLE8 & THOMAS.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
m'l C. C ahon, ) Abbeville, 8. CL.
BONIIAV, JR. > " "
H. UiCi., J Ninety-Six, S. C.
I7"E hnve this day formed a partnership
V for the practice of law unaer the firm
no of CASON, BONHAM dk RICE,
beville, S. C., j Sak'l C. Cason,
lay 25, 1885. > M. L. Bond ah, Jr.
) J. H. RIOK.
Ivy 27, 1885-tf < 08 t
jRICULTUBAL MACHINERY.
K OFFER TO THE FARMERS OF
ABBEVILLE;
e Dcrring, Jr. Twine Binder--weight
1,250 lbs*
MPLE, STRONG, DURABLE
and EFFICIENT.
PRICE, $230.
HE Dcrring Light Reaper, weighs "
75ulbs. price, $105.
The Herring Mower, cog gear made of
kllenble iron, the best mower in use,
ce $75.; _
The celebrated Thomas Hay Bake,
ce, #30
The Corbin Disc Harrow, with frictioB
lcr.s and chilled boxes, price, $40.
Karquhnrs, Cardwells and Bitftor?rth'?
Threshers, and "Ajax" Portable
iginuR. The Iron Age and Planet
ItiratoTH. Wo solicit correspondence
fArmors end dealers.
McMAdTER & GIBBE8,
Columbia, i? C. Apr 14m
66.
Real Estate Agent.
1HE undersigned offers hi* services to the
. citixens of Abbeville County at agent la
9 purchase and sale of Real Estate.
Here no sale is made, the only obarge will j
, for advertising. Commission, one and a J
If per oent. on all sales. 4
J. T. PABK8,
Abbeville G. Hn S. C.
pOR sale, in Kinety-Six Township, 410
1 Acres of Vsluable Land, a part of the
minal Barrattville place. Ths land will be
tided in two or three tracts, or sold aa a
lole. Public roads on two sides.'*
ALSO.
i Acres, in Calhoun Township, half mil*
?? * ; ??*??>? immedieUlj onthaSavan..
hVaUay lUUroad. Timber enough c.?b?
Id topay rot the plaoa.
also. :
?* fcnt. \xt Abherille, eompfeti in '*
ery department and convenient to bu?inean
ie lot contain* on* Acre, For term* and j
rtlcolaw apply to J. T. Pa a* a, J
141 Agttflt. J|
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