The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, April 13, 1886, Image 5
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M. L. BONHAM.Jk., > Editokb and
JAS. 8. PERRIN, j" Proi'bietors.
TUESDAY, April 13, 188C.
Railroad Meeting.
Quito a number of the citizens of our
town and vicinity, responded to the call
to meet in the Courthouse last Thursday
evening to take into consideration
the proposed Chester, Greenwood and
Abbeville rail road.
On motion Mr. L. W. Perrin was called
to the chair and Mr. Jaines S. Perrin
reqnostud to act as secretary. The chaiiman
stated the object of the meeting,
and called for the views of those present,
concerning the.proposed road.
? Knthuisastic speeches were then
made l>y Messrs. \V. II. Parker, (). 'i'.
Calhoun, J. T. Parks/ Judge J. S". Cothran.
Mr. E. 0. Graydon offered the following
resolution which wua unanimously
passed.
Jie.tovled, That it is the sense of this
meeting that this town will in any event
make a subscription equal to three per
cent of our taxable property and that if
a the condition on which a subscription
was made to the C. C. G. Sc C. 11. 11.
is not complied with by that road wo
will subscribe a sum equal to five per
cent, of our taxable property.
Mr. Parker moved that in addition to
the corporators, the chair appoint fifteen
delegates from Abbeville township, and
seven from each of the townships of
Magnolia and Calhoun's Mills to attend
the meeting of the corporators to be
held in Columbia on Tuesday next.
The motion was adopted and the following
were appointed.
W. C. lionet. T. C. Seal. G. C. Hodges,
W. O. Bradley. G. A. Visanski, E.
G. Graydon, John G. Edwards, E. B.
Gary, John Knox, J. 0. Miller, Samuel
Evans, Jr., George Wilson. J. S. Graves,
James II. Baritsdale, Frank Henry, W.
O. Dundas, Samuel W. Cochran, B. B.
Hemphill, M. L: Bonham.
mr LI l li ..A r_ II T if
otaqnoi.ia, oamuui ncsitr, o r., tv . hi.
Tasrirart, 0. T. Culhoun, J. S. Norwood.
Win. Riley, W. W. Wilson, lCdward
Calhoun, Col. .las. E. Calhoun, L. C.
Haskell.
Cai.houn, W. R. Powell, J. II. Morrah,
T. G. Maker, Li. Boyd, J. H. Lati*
mer, G. Cade, W. P. Wide man, S. S.
McBride.
The meeting then adjourned subject
to the call of the chairman.
Boll's Opcnlwg.
If Miss Flora MoFlimscy had been at
Bell's Opening last Thursday her everlasting
complaint of "nothing to wear"
would have been hushed forever.' Because
he had every variety of dress goods
that ever her capricious fancy could
demand. The goods were displayed in
beautiful and harmonious arrangement
of colors and fabrics. And the effect
upon our unintiatfd senses was simply
dazzling. Parasols of every hue
^^grade and shape. The loveliest hats, j
^H^plumes, feathers and llowers to trim
; . SPthem in. Gloves long and short, and
pvnrv onlnr. ! ribbons. Iiosinrv
all lit so and a thousand other things
made up the stock of Mr. Bell. It
would require the most intimate knowledge
of all the mysteries of female attire
to properly describe the effect of
Mr. Bell's displa}'. We can only say
to the ladies go and see for yourselves.
"* Mandamus.
Not long since .lud^e Wilherxpoon issued.
at the suit of the friends of the
Tray lor ticket, an alternative writ of
mandamus to the managers of the municipal
election at McCormick, to show
cause before him why they should not
declare the Traylor ticket elected. On
laxt .Thursday Messrs. lionet and Uason
went up to Greenville to argue the case
upon the return of the managers.
Messrs. lionet and Smith represented
the relutors, the friends of the Traylor
ticket, and Messrs. Cason and Hon ham
represented the the respondents, the
managers of the election. After hearing
the return to the writ and the arguments
of Messrs. Hcnet and Cason
Judge Withernpoon discharged the writ
and refused the mandamus. This leaves
the Creighton ticket to be installed into
office.
County Democratic Club.
The Abbeville County Democratic
Club, will moot in-the Courthouse on
Monday. 3rd of May, next Saleday at
11 o'clock a. m.
The President"? of the local clubs, are
requested to call meeting of their respective
clubs for the purpose of electing
delegates.
Each club is entitled to send seven
delegates.
\V. C. BEXET,
County Chairman.
Abbeville. S. C. April 12, 1886.
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Attention! Abbeville Rifles.
Meet at Capt. Bonham's office on
Thursday night 15th inst with guns and
equipments. By command of )he Cap.tain.
J. A. Harris,
Secretary.
* Frost.
Last Wednesday night we had a pretty
heavy frost and some damage has
been done to the gardens and fruits.
Beans and potatoes that were just up
were injured and some of the fruit was
killed. Enough remains unhurt if not
^ ^" damaged hereafter, to give us a good
supply'
; Dancing Class.
Miss Ojlie Thompson begs us to state
that the first session of her dancing
school has closed. Those who desire
to enter children for the second term
wjll pleasd present them promptly at
4 o'clock p. in.. Thursday. Miss
Thompson/hna given entire satisfaction
tf> her paeons. As was shown hy the
applause Jthat greeted the various dunces
' ' . pi her jjc'nnlttib at the Soiree.
*
MESSAGES.
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Mr. B^n Chiles, of Augusta, is in
town.
Patent Medicines of all kinds at the
store of T. C. Perrin.
Chew Sullivan's "Kree and Easy'' tobacco
at T. C. Perrin'a.
Mrs. E. Parker returned home from
Columbia on Saturday.
Mrs. George Shillito has been quite
sick for the past week.
Smoke the Hoinc Kulo cigars sold by
Thomas McGettigan.
It is reported that a mad dog passed
through Abbeville on Sunday.
Messrs. Speed & NeufFer hdve received
another fresh lot of nice candies.
If you want anything in the stationery
line, be sure and call on T. C. Per
Our correspondents generally report
the fruit crop seriously injured by the
cold
Major DeHon who represents the
JYcws and C'vurier was in town last
week.
Wesley Norrell, one of our printers
has been sick since last Thursday with
measles.
An election for Lieutentant-Colonel
of the 3rd Regiment is ordered for the i
2d instant.
Careful attention *given to prescriptions,
at all hours of night and day, at
T. C. Perrin's Drug Store.
Mr. J. Frank Harper, one of the rising
young men of the Lowndesville section
was in Abbeville on last Saturday.
hook out next week for the advertisement
of Messis Miller Brothers. They
were too busy to write it up this week.
We hear of a good many farmers who
are preparing for the colt show in May.
This is as it should be. Make it a grand
success.
Home Rule always gives satisfaction.
The best five cent cigar, sold only by
Thomas McGeitigau at Palmetto Saloon.
A goat with a tin can attached to its
tail created quite a commotion among
the horses on the square on Saturday
last.
vveenjoj'eu tne privilege ot listening
to the sermon of Rev. S. A. Weber,
of the Methodist church, on Sunday
night last.
We have been requested to state that
the Literary Club, will meet oil the next
Friday night at the residence of W. II.
Parker, Esq.
Rev. J. Lowrie Wilson and Mr. 11. H.
Wardlaw are in attendance upon the
Presbytery of South Carolina, which is
in session at Newberry, S. C.
Mr. P. B. Speed has no idea of leaving
Abbevil'e. The Drug Store he proposes
to establish iit Lowndesville will
be conducted by Mr. S. C. Turner.
The County Commissioners are going
to have the Road Laws printed in pamphlet
form, for the benelit of the supervisors
and overseers of public roads.
The Soiiee of the Infant class of Miss
Thompsom's dancing school was given
last night. It was marvelous to witness
the accuracy in step and time of some
of the children.
School Commissioner Hodges will bo
absent from his office this week, visiting
the schools. Parties having business
with him had better govern themselves
accordingly.
Arrangements will soon be made, for
holding the County Teachers' Institute.
i ho programme, tune nnd place of
meeting will So published as soon as
the}' are determined upgn.
Mr. T. L. Robertson, who had boon
learning the printer's trade in this office
since February last, left on last Friday
to take charge of a farm near Hoiya
Path. We wish him good luck.
Mr. A. J. McCurry. of Antreville,
was brought to Abbeville on Saturday
charged with obstructing the public
highway. He was promptly bailed for
his appearance at the next court.
Quite a number of gentlemen oxpect
to attend the railroad meeting in Columbia
to-dn\\ all seem to be thouronghly
in earnest on this ?*oftd and we expect to
hear good news from the delegates when
they return.
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imu inline nuiu. xiy n at
Thomas McGettigan's.
Our Due West correspondent, nominates
Dr. J. W. Widciuan for the Legistnre.
No truer man lives in Abbeville
county than Dr. Wideman. and wo have
no doubt the people would delight to do
him this honor.
Mr. A. M. Hill has discovered an inexhaustible
bed of keolin on his place
a few miles from town. He has sunk a
shaft and is in correspondence with parties
relative to its purchase. We hope
he may make a fortune out of it.
Judge W. N. Ransom, of Magnolia, rs
a man of many avocations. He is Trial
Justice, depot agent, express agent,
post-master, farmer, contractor, supervisor
of public highways, and in addition
to all this is a candidate for matrimony.
There is some controversy between
the authorities of the Savannah Valley
Railroad and the County Commissioners,
relative to the obstruction of the
public highway by the former. It is
thought however, the differences will
be adjusted without resorting to the
Courts.
We have learned of the following
gentlemen *who are going as delegates
to the railroad meeting in Columbia today
: Messrs. John Knox, W. O. Bmlley,
Hugh Wilson, M. L. Bonham, W. C.
Benot, L. W. Porrin, W. H Parker, E. B.
Gary, J. T. Parks, T. C. Seal and J, C.
Miller.
Mr A Cr Youngblnod, the efficient and
responsible reporter of the Messenger
at Troy, expects to move to Bradley to
go into business. We wish him much
good luck and commcnd hitn to the people
of that vicinity as one worthy of a
share of their patronage. We hope too
that he will not forget the Messenger,
but will lot us hear from him in his new
home.
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We call attention to the notice of thn
meeting of the farmers of Abbeville
Township, at the Barr place on Saturday
24th insUnt. A full attendance is requested,
as it is desired to organize permanently
and determine upon the place
of meeting in the future.
The soiree given by Miss Thompson
to her dancing clans on Friday night in
the courthouse, was quite a success.
The young ladies were looking their
prettiest in handsome dresses. A groat
many spectators were present, and manifested
their appreciation by constant
applause. It i? hoped that Miss Thompson
will repeat her soiree very soon.
In the teachers' department may be
found a very excellent article from Prof.
John H. Miller, of ICrskine College on
"Text Books," which will repay a perusal.
Prof. Miller is in love w:.th his
profession and will do all lie can to advance
its interestn. We hope other
teachers will now follow suit.
Mrs. Harriet Davis, of Columbia, S. C.
died in that city on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Davis was 80 years of age and was
originally from this county, being the
sister of Dr. Ephrian Calhoun of
Greenwood, and her many relatives and
friends in this county will be grieved to
learn of her death.
Dr. W. M. Grier, preached in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday last to
a very larjie congregation. The Doctor
is a great favorite with th?* Abbeville
people, and he always gives them a good
sertnon. The one he preachcd on Sunday,
was as good a one as we have ever
heard him preach, and that is no faint
praise.
Mrs. Henry, mother of our townsman
Mr. Frank Henry, died very suddenly
on Saturday last, at her home. The
funeral was preached at the house, by
Rev. C. II. l'ritchard and her remains
interred in Long Cane cemetery on Sunday.
in the presence of numerous relatives
and friends. A good woman has
gone to her reward.
Messrs. Hearst and Bigby were up
from AThitehall on Monday. They propose
with other petitioners to
appealto the State Board of
Examiners from the decision of the
Board of Trustees and the County
Board of Examiners .refusing to grant
them and others, petitioners, & school.
Messrs. DeBruhl & Bradley have been
j retained to represent the appellants,
i Alabastine, a natural material for finishing
walls, ceilings, rough plaster,
new smoo'h sand finish, a soiled hard
finish, painted walls, wood cei'.ings, wall
nnnor. hrirk. rnii<*h liimrilo pnnvnc
r*'r- " ? " " v,v*
Superior to and cheaper than Kalsomine.
Roadj**for nso by adding hot water. Can
bo mixed by any one. Any housekeeper
can apply it without the aid of
skilled labor. For sale only at T. C.
Perrin'p Drug Store, under the New
Hotel.
Messrs. .Thos. Cothran and Tom Vcrrin
started yeterday to go to McCormie.k
by the way of Verdery. When
they reached the latter place the}' found
the railroad was blocked up two miles
below Verdery by the running ofT of a
1 pny train. It seems that the train
jumped the track on a high embankment
and smashed up the oars badly.
Five men were injured. Some of them
painfully but none fatally. The train
carried also some r?ox cars of Hour and
meat and guano, and these were mixed
in inextricable confusion.
Major B. F. Whitner, of Anderson,
was in town last week to argue a motion
before Judge Cothran at Chambers,
to enjoin Mrs. Amanda Johnson from
proceeding with her action against the
Savannah Valley Railroad for damages
done to her land by running through it.
The ground of the motion was that Mrs.
Johnson had granted the right of way
over the land. This was denied and it
was claimed that the right of way given
the road was over other lands. Judge
Cothran refused to grant the injunction
on the ground that the railroad could
set up all its defences in the suit brought
by Mrs. Johnson, and injunction was
not the remedy.
Due West Dots.
Ice last week.
Due West has a good many fine Jerseys.
Mr. H. E. Bonner has bought a blooded
cow.
Dr. James Boyce has purchased a
neat new buggy.
We were amused in reading Rev. C,
R. Birnbach's peice in last Associate
Refowned Presbyterian..
"Wc. Knil tKn nlnnOMfn nf ? -*
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last Monday Mr. J. S* Daley, of the
Tribune. He seems to be an excellent
gentleman.
Rev. James Moffatt spont a few days
in town last week. He is looking exceedingly
we.U and wears a sleek beaver
which is becoming. He seems to be
getting a little grier.
The Y. M. C. A. held their monthly
meeting last Saturday night.
Rev. M, W. Pressley has gone to the
Unitod Presbyterians, and Revs. C. P.
Birnbach and James Moffatt have come
South. One to two.
The Mbsseeger was in demand last
| i uesuay evening. j&vory one waneecl
to see the splendid account of the farmers'
meeting.
Prof. Miller has boen invited to deliver
tlie annual address at the .commencement
of the Prosperity High School in
June next.
We have received and read with interest
the annual report of the Superintendent
of Education for last year. Col.
Coward has presented an elegant Jeport.
Our School Commissioner makes a nice
showing in this report. . It is reported
that Col. Cowiird has remarkod thst Mr.
Hodges was the best officer of.this kind
in tne state.
Drs. Wideman and Cowan and Prof.
Leo expcct to tak$ a trip to ChappelU.
Prof. Leo is to photograph a tumor on a
patient before it is removed by Che Doctor's
knife. It is regarded * critical
wise.
The Mkssbnobr wade a progressive
slep in securing Mr.. George. C. Hodge*
; ;
i for the teachers' department. The Mi
i rknokh is doing a good work in lookii
after the educational interests of tl
county. Wp heard a gentleman say
was the best paper in Abbeville count
i As wo stepped in the office last Mondi
evening, the etxra force of hands tna<
the office louk like acitv nrintin?? oHir
y r~ o ~
The people appreciate this entorpri
and energy.
So far as we have been able to leai
, prohibition will be the winning issue
the next campatgn. Due West is ovc
whehningly in favor ?f it. On my ov
responsibility I take the liberty of not
inating Dr. J. W. Wideiuan on this tic
et for the House. We know he is fa
orj*ble to it.
There was a lien killed at Dr. D.
Edwards' the other day that had a no
die imbedded in its gizzard. A sack h;
formed around it and entirely healed u
It had the appearance of having be
there for months.
Mr. Sim Kennedy of Troy, spent
short while in town last week. W
Kennedy is one of tho best base b:
catchers in the State.
Mr. W. W. Haddon shipped thir
bales of cotton last week from Dunali
He could have gotten 8)^ cents for it t
the platform. R. S. G.
Troy Truths.
The election for Intendant and Wa
dens came off on last Tuesday, with tl
following result. Intendant, J.
Solomon ; Wardens, Dr. L. W. She
pard, Messrs. J. W. Lites, G. A. Mo
ris and J.Jay. We feel confident u
der the supervision and generalship
the following named gentlemen, Tr<
will be made a beautiful town.
There was service at Long Oai
church on last Saturday and Sunda
There whs quite a large crowd in atten
ance. No services in the Associate R
formed church ou lust Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Matthews of Greenwo<
preached to a large and attentive au?i
i:nee on Sunday last.
The re-organization of the Baptist Su
day School took place Sunday eve
ingand resulted as follows : Supcri
tendent, i>r. \V. P. Adddison ; assists
superintendent, Mr. J. W. Lites : seer
tary and treasurer, Mr. G. M. Sibei
Troy can boast of as large and well o
ganized school as can be found in tl
State.
A great many of our town men hai
taken stock in the Building and Lot
Association at Greenwood and we thii
it is a wise step they have taken.
Judge It. A. McCaslan now occupi<
the room in rear of Capt. Youngblood
store, for an office. Where he can 1
found at all hours.
Mr. J. S. Burnett who has been clerl
ing for P. Rosenberg 8c Co. has take
charge of his farm some three mil<
from town.
The recent cold snap has done gre
damage to gardens and fears are ente
tained that the fruit crop will be a tot
miss. A great many of our farme
have planted corn and fear they wi
have to plant over again.
Miss Laurie Vance who has bee
spending some time with her sistt
Mrs. J. W. Gray in Augusta, returnc
home last week.
Mrs. J. "\V. Gray and children of At
gusta, Georgia, are spending sometin
at i.den Hall, the home of Major J. J
Vance.
Our town has so far escaped the me;
sles, which has been raging at our si
ter town McCormick for several week
Troy certainly has a good nine a*
we expect to see them come out victor
ous in the winding up of the season.
Your correspondent will leave Trc
in a few days to take up his abode i
Bradley. And wo hope some one wi
furnish the news from Troy, we beg
extend to the Messenger our thanks f<
publishing the pieces poorly written b
your correspondent at this place. An
we hope the day is not far distant whe
the Messengeh will be looked upon i
one among the leading papers of tl
State. Moke Anon.
The farmers of Abbeville Townsh
are to meet at the school house (
the old Barr place on Saturday. Api
24th 1885 at 2 o'clock P. M. for the pu
pose of organizing a Township Farme
Club.
J, S. Graves,
G. C. Dusenberry,
H. W. Lawson,
Mc. Ueid,
T. H. Held,
J. n. oarKsaaie,
M. H. Wilson,
T. P. Milford,
A. W. Jones.
J. H. Cheatham,
John H.Thotnas.
MARKET REPORTS.
Corrected weekly by Messrs. Park
& Hill.
COTTON?Market steady. Good (Ionian
Stains 7 7%
Better grades 7% 8J4
PKOVI8ION8.
Meat 6*4 6
Lard 9
Coffee 10 15
Sugar, Yellow 7 7
White Granulated 7^/. 8
Salt, fine, per suck 75" 85
Liverpool, ZOO lb. sacks 1 25
Nails 3 K 4
Rice 7 8
Tobacco 40 50
Molasses 80 40
Syrup 25 50
Meai.-.. 65 75
DRY GOODS.
Prints 5 7
Bleached Cotton 6% 10
Shirtings 6
% Shirtings 6 7
4.4 Shirtings iyx 8
Plaids 8 1C
Sweet Potatoes per bushel 75 100
; Irish Potatoes, per bushel 1 60
New Corn per bushel 65 7?
Chickens per head 15 2C
I Eggs per dozen 12v i?
l gutter per poupd 15 2(
H No. 1859.
uj Insurance License.
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Executive Department 1
:e* office ok CoMI'TUOM.ku-GeNEKAI., >
SL* Coi.umuia, S. C. April 1st, 1880. )
n< I certify, thnt Mr. J. S, Perrin, of Abjn
beville. Agent of The Equitable
,r. Life Assurance Company incorporated
vu by the State of Mew York, has cotnn.
plied with the requisitions of the Act of
)<. thi) General Assembly entitled "An Act
v- to regulate the Agencies of Insurance
Companies not incorporated in the State
II of South Carolina." and 1 hereby li
cense the said Mr. J. S. l'errin, Agent
j aforesaid, to take risks and transact all
' business of Insurance in this State, in
the County of Abbeville, for and in behalf
of said Company.
Kxpircs March 31st, 1887.
[r W. E. Stonky.
jj Comptroller General.
!IlRriHnp In f.ot
jn iu UVU
I WILL let to the lowest bidder on Thursday,
April 8th, 1886, between the hours of
1J ni. and 1 n. m. the building of the bridge
across the Saluda river at Watt's Ferry.
The right is reserved to reject anv or all bids.
r. Specifications made known on day of letting.
tie JAMES A. McCORD.
T. Chairman 11. C. C.
S 1885.
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to A LL are respectfully invited to iny.
vited to inspect our stock of
I MILLINERY
lin
On tl?o
nn"
Wo have now on sale a magnificient
nt display of
er.'
MIIsIjINEfi I",
lu| XOVELTIES,
,c i HA TS, VJ2L YETS,
in
lk 11 IB It OXS ct C.
and u complete line of general mil's
linery.
3e
We would also call yovir attention to
ti_ our stock of
>n
us DRESS GOODS,
PLAID STRIPES, AND
at '
r- PLAIN WORSTEDS,
al
rs BROCADED and PLAIN
II
SILK VELVETS,
BROCADED AND
r,
PL AIN V E L V ET E EN S
u- in all colors and prices. %
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? Black and colored Cashmeres in all
grades with trimming to match.
aa
New Markets, Circulars &c., in great
s. variety.
id
Shoe
>y
ftt We have added to our stock a beautiU
ul line of Ladies, Misses and Chilt0
rens shoes. Very Respectfully,
5 BELL GALFH1N.
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Notice!
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The Subscribers to tho CAPITAL STOCK
of the
National Bank of Abbeville
ARE hereby notified that a call for the
payment of the fifth installment (being
one-tenth of their subscription) has been
made for
APRIL 1, 18^6,
_ The Cashier will be prepared to reco:n', for
the same at the office of the Rank.
By order of the Board of Directors.
A. B. WARPLAW, President,
er BENJ. S. BARNWELL, Cashier.
Feb. 9 3t.
d.
yjALTER L. MILLER,
V*
Attorney at Law,
Abbeville, S. C.
J?^*Office formerly occupied by
M Judge Thomson. oct 21,'85. lyr
Millinery! Millinery \
THE most extensive stock of Millinery can 1
now be found at
H. M- HADDON & CO.'S.
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Job Printing
OF ALL KINDS
? NEATLY and PROMPTLY EXECUTED
? ?AT THE?
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! Messenger Office.
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Undertaking.
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Ol'K Faoui.tieb are Unsuhpabsed.
WE are prepared to conduct burials in
most satisfactory mnnncr. All modr
U mlertakinjr Appliances. Competent, mana*
ment guaranteed.
COFFINS, CASKETS
And Full Line of
BURIAL GOODS,
Which akr Second to None.
Trices Reasonable.
We aim to be Prompt Considerate and
Reliable.
Hearse furnished on Application.
Our Furniture Department
Is replete with an unusuall^ fine line
goods. Call and see us.
J. TL LEAVELL, Jr.,
Greenwood, S. C.
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! T. C. PERI,
UNDER
The New Hotel,
HAS in stock a complete assortment
of
, Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stuffs, Varnishes <fec.
^lso all the popular
Patent Medicines now in use,
many of them Non-secret preparations,
consisting of the very
best Cough Mixtures, Dispeptic
and Kidney preparations, Rheumatic
and Neuralgic preparations
and Best Liniments for Man
and Horse.
THE VERY BEST FEMALE
PREPARATIONS.
j^ydia pinkham's Female Remedy *
BRADPIELD'S Female Regulator.
HOLMES' LINIMENT AND MOTHER'S \
FRIEND. /
Shoulder braces and SKIRT
supporters,
so necessary to Woman's comfort
and health. Also Abdominal
Supporters. Campbell's Repositor,
&c.
CIG ARS and Tobacco kept in stock.
The best brands only handled,
My"Cavallo" Cigars are unsurpassed.
i N_
^iRESll Candies always on hand.
qur line of
GOODS
will be found very completeconsisting
of Colognes, foreign
and domestic. Handkerchief Extracts
in great variety. Toilet
Soaps from the cheapest'to the
finest. "
Hair, tooth, nail, shavin?
shoe and clothes
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COMBS OF ALL SORTS.
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WALL PAPERS, BORDERS . AND
DADOES,
Hearth Rugs, Door Mats itc
7X4 BKOAJD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GA
Bluestono in sbandsnco, 3 lbs. for 86 ,
cents, at Speed & Neuffer.
Lines collars in at all styles fan*
5 easts to 25 ctfcts at Boll & Otlphin's.
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