The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, July 13, 1886, Image 5
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M. Ii. liONHAM.Jit., I Euitohs and
J AS. S. PISKKIN, ) I'uoi'Kiktors.
TUESDAY. JULY 13, 1886.
liiK Time at Mt. Carmel.
On last Friday there occurred at Mt.
Carmel Mie closing exercises of "Rev.
Mr. Patterson's school. These occasions
are always interesting, and on Friil:iv
n luririi irnu'il nf fl?i ffinnilu
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neighbors of the .school wore present.
The proceedings wore opened with
prayer by the Kov. Mr. Patterson. After
this the exercises consisted of ex
aminations ot' the various classes in
arithmetic, history, spelling, grammar,
&c. These were very interesting and
evinced good progress on the
part of the pupils and faithful
work on the part of the
teacher. Between the examinations
there were rendered some excellent
songs by the school.
At one o'clock a recess was taken until
three. Then the candidates went to
a shaking hands and button-holing voter.^.
Whilst the hospitable -ladies and
gentlemen spread a most bountiful and
delicious pic-nic dinner, to which every
body was invited. We remember a
similar occasion to this when Mr. Patterson
taught at Lodimoiit two years
ago. And we are prepared to say that
the good folks in that neighborhood
never fail to entertain visitors in a royal \
style.
At three o'clock the proceedings 1
werc resumed and Mr. Patterson intro- '
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uuccu as me orator ot the occasion, \
Frank B. Gary,Esq., of Abbeville. Mr.
Gary paid a graceful and deserved com*- *
pliiuent to the teacher and pupils of the (
school, and delivered a most excellent f
address oin the advantages of educa- '
tion. Mr. Gary spoke earnestly and
well and was heartily applauded ami attentively
listened to. This closed the
proceedings of a very enjoyable occa- {
eioii.
, There \v$*&'also exercises at night,
consisting oir>inusic, recitations, declamations,
and'Vharades, which were enjeyed
heartily by thd^audience. We
heard mentioned a^.espo?i?Uy .y^d the 1
recitation, "" "Jeptha's Daughter^' by
Miss Boykin. ' * i
Mr. Patterson is doing a good work
In this neighborhood, and \v<?k?pe they a
may be able to retain hini^TOr many
years to come. f
/* The Bible Society. * A
The Sixty third annual meeting o/^he ^
i Abbeville District Bible Society will {'
f\ convene (d. v.) in the Methodist church
p?> in Abbeville village at 11 A. M. on I
\J Wednesday the 29 July 188(>. <
The annual sermon will be preached
by the ltev. ?J. A. Weber and the s
annual address'will be delivered by J. i
j C. Klugh Ksq., ;
i The following Branch Societies are ,]
expected to send delegates and contri- t
tuitions at that time : Cedar Springs and
Long Cane, Cokeshury, Due West,
Greenville Church, Greenwood, Leba- \
noil, Lowndesville. Ninety-Six. 1
The ll?v. C. II. Wiley D. I), the agent
of the American Bible society has con- ^
sented to be present and to deliver an -
\ address.
The public are invited to attend. An c
\ opportunity will be presented to all, v
male and female to become members.
Fee $1.(X>. a
* The Board of Directors will convene '
al 10 o'clock on the same day in the
Y Law office of l'errin & Cothran.
The following compose the Board of "
"* Dirfti^nra ^
?j W. M. Grier. 1"). 1>., President.
pj 11. LI. Wardlaw, J. S. Cothran, S. ^
'\ MoGowan, II. T. Sloan, 1)'D., and J. O.
vt Lindsay,I). I)., Vice Presidents.
P. H. Bradley, Rev. \V. K. Peareon, w
^ James Boyce, D. I)., T. T. Cunningham, w
Joseph L. Pressly. G. Mc 1). Miller,
John T. Parks, W. K, BlaKe, J. P. Ken- t\
t . nedy, J. 1). Xeel, Rev. \V. H. Hanckel, 0
Rev. W. G. Neville, Rev. R. P. Bradley, tt
\] Rev. \V. T. Mathews and T. C. Lipscomb.
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? L. \V. White, Corresponding Secreta- '
V, ry.
J. P. C. DuPre, Librarian and Treas- r<
nrer.
^ L. W. Perrin. Recording Secretary. 11
The following resolution was adopted 1]
at the last meeting of the Society. '
\"That hereafter the absence of a Director
from two annual meetings of the M
>, Directors, without a satisfactory reason, b
\ shall disqualify him for reelection as a s<
N^Direptor."
\L. W. Perrin, W. M. Gricr. a,
Secretary. President. 'p
The Press Associntino.
The Stute Press Association meets in
Spartanburg this evening ta half-past tc.
8 o'clock. This will be one of the y
inost important business meetings that
the Association has ever held. A number
of new members will be added to M
the roll on this occasion, and it is 01
sincerely hoped that all the old members w
will be present. In addition to a trip to
Glenn Springs and Western North w
Carolina, arrangements for a visit to m
Washington, I). C., hav? been perfected. w
The rate for the round trip, editors and j*
their families, is exceedingly moderate,
and no doubt a number of the quilldrivers
will make it convenient to visit ^
the nation's capital and see for theinselves
how our Democratic President
looks and talks at home* Let's all go to w
"Washington !
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Death oi' ?lr? A. M. Hill. j)(
Just as the gray streaks of dawn were tll
beginning to be seen in the Kast the rj
snirit of Mrs. A. M IIill t?nlr i?o
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to a hotter world. Ilor illness was not
generally known and there was great
surprise when her death was announced, fr
Mrs. Hill was the daughter of that high- H
ly esteemed citizen, J. Allen Kamcy, m
who died last year, and was a kind, good io
Christian wfttnnn. She was married to h<
Mr, Hill in 1882. Wo extend to her so
bereaved husband and family our sym- fo
pathics in their affliction. fo
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Meeting Postponed.
The meeting of the members of Com
patiy G., 19 S. C. V., is postponed unti
Saturday, Jul}' 24. This is done be
cause of the absence of Mr. Wilson a
the meeting of the I'ress Association
The readers of the Mkssknukii aiv re
I quested to extend this notice. Tin
obojoct of the meeting at Abbeville C
II., on the 24th of July is to complete i
record of the notable events connecter
with the Company and the rcspcctivi
different members, and to secure a cor
rect roll of the Company.
IIUGII WILSON, I
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of Couunittue.J
Club Meetings.
The Smithville Democratic club arc
requested to meet at Evans Mill on
Saturday 17th of July at 3 o'clock p. m.
to reorganize and elect delegates to
cut)trul club.
W> 1?4 Henderson, J. L. White,
Secretary," President.
The Long Cane Farmers Club will
meet at Uilgal at 4 o'clock p. m. on Saturday
31st of July. A. F: Calvert,
I). P. Hannah, IHn^stttent.
Secretary.
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The Long Cane Democratic Club will
meet at Gilgal on Saturday, the 31st oj
July at 3 o'clock i\ m.
Ji. C. Calvert,
A. F.-.CnJvert, President.
Secretary.
Happy Greeting.
On last Thursday the 8th of July at 8
Vclock a. m. our fellow townsman
Mr. It. E. Hill, was married, in Baltinore,
to Miss Mattie A. Ward. The
lappy couple come immediately home,
caching Abbeville yesterday evening.
We give our friend hearty congratula,ions,
and welcome his bonny wife to
>ur Southland an-1 to old Abbeville. We
iinceriy nope mat, tneir joint lives may
>e full of happiness and joy.
Wanted.
To buy a good mich cow apply at this
>fliee.
MESSAGES.
The Island Ford bridge has been comdeted.
Tlio Press Association meets to-day
n Spartanburg.
Mrs. W. A. Ancrum and children
.re at Mrs. ii. M. Calhoun.
Mrs. OUie Pringle is on a visit to the
ainily of Mrs. Calhoun.
M iss Jennie Marshall is up from
Charleston, with Mr. Pinckney's chilIren.
Hon. W. C. Bonet, delivered a lecture
iist night in the Second Presbyterian
Church.
We are sorry to learn of the serious
ickness of Mrs. Geo. W. Speer, of
lonterey:
We sire indebted to our neighbor of
lie Medium, Tor material assistance
his week.
Mr. Hugh Wilson leaves to-day for
lie Press Association, which meets in
ipartanburg.
Mr. Frank Vance, son of Maj. J. K.
:ance is in town in the interest of an
itlanla house.
-Kvery white teacher in Abbeville
ounty should attend the Institute next
reek at Due West.
The rains have ceased for a few days
nd our fanner friends have been detroying
any quantity of grass.
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper
ras administered in the Presbyterian
hurch on last Sunday.
Quite a number of gentlemen, from
ibbeville attended the closing exercises
f Kev. Mr. Patterson's school.
A few sickly-looking watermelons
'ere offered for sule on our streets last
'eek, and they went like hot cakes.
Young Mr. Fin lay living with Mr.
.bios brought in yesterday a small twig
n which were eleven line pears in clus;r.
Governor Thompson has becd conrmod
and has resigned the Govern ship.
it-Gov. Sheppard has assumed that
^sponsible position.
The Cokesbury District Conference
leets at Greenwood on July 21st.
delegates from the Abbeville church, J.
. Parks and J. S. Hammond.
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*i w aiu * U<JOlC?ll IU ' aillKHillUU III <11
[r. Prather, tho photographer who has
eon in Greenwood for some time, will
>on come to Abbeville.
Messrs II. W. Lawson & Co., are not
ivthing if they are not enterprising,
hey offer you this week, fresh turnip
;ed, which every o'ne should sow.
Dr. Giradeau, of Columbia, was invid
to assist in the Communion Service
, the Presbyterian church on last Sunly,
but had to decline the invitation.
Itev. II. D. Smart, preached in the
Methodist church, morning and night,
i last Sunday. Large congregations
ere out to hear him on both occasions.
Mr. Ames Baker killed a crane last
eek wich was six feet in height, and
easured five foot from tip to tip. It
as feeding upon the residents of Mr.
uker's fish pond.
General Hemphill leaves to-day for
harleston. to visit his brother Mr. J. C.
etnphill. During the General's absence,
is accomplished, daughter. Miss Annie
ill have charge of the Medium.
Ben Tillman, the hero of the Fanner
ovement refuses to allow bis name to
j usou in connection with the Legislaire
from Kdgefield county. He is
^ht, if he wishes his movement to acunplish
anything.
Mr. Jamos M. Baker, our young friend
om Lowndesville wusin tow yesterday,
e says he cnme down to meet a druinor.
but we thought he was very auxus
that the train should bo late so that
j would be unable to return. There is a
ft jjiot in the our young friend's heart
r Abbeville, and we do not blame him
r it.
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Miss Nolle Aldrioh is visiting her sister
Mrs. Bonhani.
il Mr. l)eliruhl says the crops out to.
Svards Montery are in awful condition,
t I Mr. and Mrs. Joel "NVare, of Bradley,
(spent Sunday in Abbeville with rela
vlives.
'' ' Mr. T. 0. Seal is erecting a stable and
carriage repository on the lot back of the
J old Alstone house.
The voting men have organized a
7 baseball clnb and play every evening at
j tlve Fair Grounds.
' Wardlaw's Bridge over Little River. |
has been replace<l. to the great convenience
of the Monterey meeting.
Mr. B. F. Smith is building for Mr.
Gravdon a nice cottage, on the lot in
rear of the Presbyterian narsonacre.
The ladles of the Methodist church
realized about a hundred dollars from
their entertainment on last Tuesday
night.
There were fewer persons ir town on
Saturday than have been here on this
day for quite a time. They were all at
home killing grass.
The negroes about town went en
masse to the big meeting at the Promised
Land on Sunday. Nearly every vehicle
in town was used by them.
Monterey has a beef market which
has been in existence for over a hundred
years. When a vacancy in the market
occurs, they hold a primary election to
see who shall fill it.
Adults are subject to worms as well
as children ; therefore, how important it
is that the system should be clearsed of
these vile pests. Simmer's Indian
Vermifuge will do it effectually.
Quite an interesting communication
may be found on the first page from
"Troupe." He writes in a clear forcible
manner, and his suggestions are always 1
practicable and in the right direction. 1
A lw?nntifn1 frilintii tn Itml o.
ger of the South, Paul II. liny no, may (
be found on the first page. It is from
the Augusta Chronicle and reads like '
it was the production of that fascinating 1
writer Col. C. C. Jones.
We are indebted to the Secretary, '
Air. W. C. Benet, for a copy of the 1
transactions of the first annual meeting *
of the South Carolina Bar Association. 1
It contains all the papers read before
the Association and is a valuable document.
The Literary Club will not meet until 1
tho 30th of this month. Mr. Hodges r
the President and the host also for the J
next mooting, will be attending the t
Teachers' Institute, at the regular time
for meeting. The essay will be read by
James S. Perrin Esq., on the "Shakespear
Bacon Controversy." ^
Mr. A. W. Jones is announced this f
week as a candidate for County Auditor
Mr. J ones is a young manof energy ability
and pluck, ami hasever taken a lively 0
interest in Democratic affairs. He is a j1
farmer and takes an active interest in J
the Farmer's Movement. Ills election 1
would prove gratifying to in any friends.
Our olfice was honored one day last
week by a visit from twp of Abbeville's
lairest dauehters, under the ?scort of J
that courtly gentleman, Col. II. T. d
Word law. Our devils, unaccustomed to t
angels' visits, beat a hasty retreat. We r
stood our ground, however, and did our
best ta entertain and instruct them, in ft
which we were ably assisted by the ed- s
itor of the Press and Banner, who '
happened to be present. Such visits
lighten the heart of a poor bachelor
printer, and we hope our fair friends \
will come again. L
MAHKET REPORTS.
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Corrected weekly by Messrs. Prker
& Hill.
COTTOX?Market steady. Good demand r
Stains 7 ^
Hotter grades 7% 8J4 ' 1.
ritovisioss. ^
Meat C.]4 6% '
Lard ?
Coflec 10 15 ?
Susrur. Yellow 7 'Ix/ "
White Granulated 7?^ 8 p
Suit., fine, per sack 75 85
Liverpool, 200 lb. sucks 1 25 ""
Nails SJ'a 4
Rice 7 8 I
Tobacco 40 50 ^
Molasses 30 40 w
Syrup 25 50
Meai 05 76
DRY GOODS.
Prints 5 7 J
Bleached Cotton <>% 10%
Shirtings 5% 6^ P
% Shirtings (5 7
4.4 Shirtings 8
Plaids 8 10
Turnip Seed. %
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BUIST'S new crop Turnip Seed. All va- ?|
rieties. 25 cents per pouud. At ]j
H. W Lawson & Co.
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Sickness enmos uninvited; but if it finds us
with healthy and active liver and kidneys,
with pure blood wo arc impregnable to its
attack. The best invicorant is Dr. J. II.
McLaeaa's Liver and Kidney Balm,.
O. C. CASOK. M. L. BON1I AM. JB, }
/^ASON & BONHAM,
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Attorneys and Counsellor* at Law,
Aiibkvii.LR, S. C.
Will practice in all the Courts of the State. ^
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T. 1\ THOMSON. J. W. TUOMSOM.
rpiIOMSON k THOMSON,
Attorneys at Law, p
Auukvili.E, S. C.
No. 1 O'Neal Kango.
R. K. HKMPHILI.. WM. P. CALHOUN.
JJBMPHILL 4 CALHOUN, j|j
Attorneys at Law, to
Abbbvillb, 8. C.
Will praetice in all the Courts of tbe State
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CANDIDATES.
For Congress.
The friends of Judge J. S. Cothran
announce him as a candidate for Congress
from the Third Congressional District
(Subject to the action of the
Democratic ptimary or convention,
\vhi<;h<>vnr tilim
. va |/K?ii maj UC UUUpit'Ui
For the State S'eunte.
Tin? many friends of (Jen. Robert It.
Hemphill announce him as .a candidate
for the State Semite, from Abbeville
Countv," subject to the action of the
D( mocratic primaries.
For the House of llepresontatives.
We are authorized to announce Dr,
Geoi-ge II. Waddell a candidate for tho
Legislature, subject to the Democratic
primaries.
We are authorized to announce Orville
T. Calhoun, Esq., as a candidate for the
Legislature, subject to the action of the
Democratic primaries.
The friends of lion. W. K. I'luke an- j
nounce him as a candidate for re-election J
to the House of llepreresentatives at!
the ensuing election, subject to the ac- j
tion of tho Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce Hon.
W. H. Parker as a candidate for the
House of Representatives.
. We are authorized to announce Ellis
G. Graydon, Esq., as a candidate for
nomination for the Legislature by the
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jsi'iuocruiic miliary Election.
For County Auditor.
Wo are authorized to announce A. W.
Tones as a candidate for recommendaLion
for County Auditor, subject to the
Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce John
I'. Lyon as a candidate for recommendation
for Auditor, subject the action of
,he Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce Capt.
I. T. Parks as a candidate for rcomnendation
for County Auditor, subject
o the action of the Democratic prinaries.
For Probate Judge.
We are authorized to announce J.
duller Lyon, Esq., as a candidate for
e-election to the oflice of Probate
ludge, subject to action of the Demoic
primaries.
ror rscncoi commissioner.
Wo are authorized to announce
ieorge C. Hodges, Esq., as a candidate
or School Commissioner.
The man}' friends of Capt. E. Cowan,
if the Savannah side, placahim in noinilation,
for School Commissioner, suboct
to the action of the Democracy at
he primaries.
Pot* County Commissioner
We are authorized to announce Capt.
. X. King, of Xinety-Six as a candiatu
for County Commissioner, subject
o the action of the Democratic primaics.
Capt. C. M. Mattison is announced as
candidate for Count}' Commissioner,
ubject to the action of the Democratic
irimaries.
We are authorized to announce W.
I. Whitlock as a candidate for County
Commissioner.
Capt. Jool W. Lites is announced as a
andidate for County Commissioner,
ubject to the action of the Democratic
rimaries. Troy.
We are authorized to announce Mr.
V. 1). Manp, as a candidate for County
loinmissioner subinrt t<?
>omocratic primaries.
The many friends of James A. Mcord
announce him as a candidate for
3-election to the office of County Coinlissioner
at the coining election, sublet
to the action of the Democratic
riinaries.
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Jpeed&Neuffer
Di^TJGG-ISTS.
'7~ EEP constantly on hand a full, and well
selected stock of pure
trugs, Chemicals etc., etc.
All the latest and popular linos of Paten
id Proprietary Medicines.
ie best Liver Medicine, cures Dyspepsia,
>r Sule only by vs.
Try our HLACKBERRY CORDIAL for
uinmcr Complaint; and our Compound Syr- |
9 Sarsaparilltt with Iodide Potash, for the
lood. ^
BED B UG rOISON,
ic most canvenient way of destroying these
sects.
DIAMOND DYES,
all the Staple and Fashionable Colors ^
A full line of Fancy Goods,
oilet Articles, Stationery etc. etc.
lie best brauds of
Cigars, Tobacco, and Cigaretes. j
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A complete stock of White Leads, Paints
ils, Varnishes, etc., etc., Paint Brushes
indow Glass.
Golden Machine Oil."
We sell the celebrated Harrison Brother's /
re Dared Paint: thn heut. in tim mni-tni
Special attention paid to the
Prescription Department. ,
Physician's prescriptions and fa.r>ily re
filled at all hour* of day and night, by j
perienced and competent hands. J
Orders by hand or tyail, promptly attended
SPEED & NEOFFER.
April 2tf, 1885. tf 83 . 1
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! Bridges to Let.
IWILIi let to the lowest bidder the rebuilding
und repairing of the following
bridges on the following dates :
Young's Bridge on Tuesday, June 15, at
11 a. in.
Double Bridges on Tuesday, .lune I*>, at
w p. hi.
lia ford's Bridge on Thursday, June 17, at
J 12 in.
Swearingen's Bridge on Friday, June IS, at
11a, in Levee
at Davis' Bridge, on Saturday, June
19, at 2 p. in.
Island Ford Bridge, uti Monday, .lune 21, at
2 p. in.
I Bradley's Bridge, on Tuesday, June 22, at
11 a. in
Patterson's Bridge, on Tuesday, Juuo 22,
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McKcltrick's Bridge, 011 Wednesday, Jiiiic
23, ut II ii. in.
IVttigrew's Bridge, onThursday, June 151,
ai 11 a. hi.
Soarle's Mills Bridge, on Friday, June 25,
at 11 a. in.
Winlersent Bridge on Tuesday, .June 2rt, at
]?.. m,
Bonds required <ui day of letting. The
above bridges will be naid for by a special
tax, collected iu the fall of the year 18S7.
WILLIAM RILEY,
County Commissioner.
Bridges to Let.
I WILL let to the lowest bidder the repairing
and rebuilding of the following
bridges on the following dates :
Dendy's Bridge over Long Cane, on Thursday,
.Juue 17, at 12 in.
Wharton's Mills Bridge over Curiiait, on
Thursday, .June 17, at 2 p. in. And on the
same day. and hour, at the same place, Nelson's
Bridge over Curl tail.
Cannon's Bridge over Long Cane, on
Thursday, June 17, at 1 p. in.
Jordan's Bridge over Long Cane, on Friday
Junc IS, at 11 a. m.
Cothran's Mills Bridge over Hard Labor,
on Saturday, June 10, at 10 a in.
Bird's Bridge over Hard Labor, on Five Xotch
road, below Whitehall, on Saturday, June ID,
at 2 p m. ,
Bridge over Hard Labor, midwav between
White and Greenwood, on Barksdale Ferry
road to be let with Bird's Bridge at the sauio
place and time, if not before repaired.
Bridge over Wilson's Creek on the road
leading from Ninety- ts Watson's Ferry, on
Tuesday, June 22, at J2 m.
Bridge over Wilson's creek at Silvam
church, on Tuesday, June 2j, at >i p in.
Bridge over Coronaca, near Wesley Klugh's
on Wednesday, June 23, at 11 o in.
Doildli Willi Kva aon?ii?U?Ao " 1 1
..... ovxmxics i i:<(iuri'U on lliiv
of letting. Payment will bain the full of
the year 1887, by a special tax.*%fc ^
JAMES A'. McCORD,
Cheirinau B. C. C.
Bridge to Let.
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IwILL let to the lowest bidder on Wcdues (
day, June 23, 1SS0, at 11 a. in. the re placing
or rebuilding of the bridge at Mill J
lord's Mills, llonds, with two jfood securities
required on day of lotting. The riglit is
reserved to reject any or all bids. Payment
will be made by a special tax collected in the
fall of 1887. " W. T. CO WAX,
June 7,1880 . County Com.
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undertaking. :
Our Faculties auk Uxsuhpasskd. )'
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WE arc prepared to conduct burials in a
most satisfactory manner. AH modern
Undertaking Appliances. Competent, mauafjc- ,
uent guaranteed.
COFFINS, CASKETS
And Full Lino of <
BURIAL GOODS,
Which auk Skcond to Nonk.
Prices Reasonable.
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Wc aim to be Prompt Considerate and
telinble.
urnished on Application.
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Our Furniture Department e
Is replete with hti uiuimiuII fine line
foods. Call and sue us.
J. R. LEAVKLL, Ji<?
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law, -*>
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Physician and Snrgeon, f;
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UNI) Kit
The New Hotel,
ITAS in stock :i complete assort?*
muni of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stuffs, Varnishes &-c.
^LSO ALL TI1K POPULAR
Patent Medicines now in use,
many of them Non-secret preparations,
consisting of the very
best Cough Mixtures, Dispeptic
and Kidnev tm>narniin?^ i>>?
^ 4 r....?v*vu.-?Y IVIHMl"
matic ami Neuralgic preparations
PREPARATIONS.
| YD! A PIN K11A M' S Fe m a 1 e R e m e d
HOLMES' UXI31EKT AND MOTHER'
FRIEND.
so necessary to Woman's comfort
ami health. Also Abdominal
Supporters, Campbell's Repositor
&c. >
QUR LINE OF
FANCY GOODf
will be foun?l very complete?
consisting of Colognes, foreign
tracts in great variety. Toilet
Soups from the cheapest to the
finest.
MA Hi, TOOTH, NAIL, SHAVING
SHOE AND CLOTHES
BRUSHES.
CUM US OF ALL SORTS.
ALSO many articles for Houshcol
Cooking Purposes? and
Baking Powders, Extracts and
Spices, and Vinegar.
Close Attention Gi<enlto
PRESCRIPTIONS at all
Hours, Night and Day
SPRING GOODS
AT TIIE STORE OF
R. M. HAD DOW & CO.
NOW in stock and to arrive by every train
an elegant line of MILLINERY ajid
DRESS GOODS purchased in the last ten
lays by Mrs. lladuon at
Headquaters in New York.
Can now be seen on our counters
NIKLE SEER SUC K ERS,
TOULE DE NARD,
BOURETT GINGHAMS,
ZEPHYR SUITINGS,
ind other goods suitable for wash dresses.
LI. M. IIADDON & Co.
Mnnv of the blotches, pimples, and other
iftectionsof the skin are caused by the elfbrts
if the system to east oil' impurities, which
iwinir to tlue inaction of the liver and kidneys,
cumin in the svsteni. Dr. II. McLean's
jiver and Kidney Balm is the dost remedy.
IAS. G. BMLIE ^SOMS,
iisr
7(i)'petx, Oil Cloths, Window Cartains
an<l Shades.
iVALL PAPERS, BORDERS AND
DADOES,
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714 Bit OA I) STREET\
APGPSTA, GA
JAMES S .PEBRIN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
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Abbeville, S. C.
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An End te Bone Scraping.
Edward Sheperd of Harrisburg. 111., says :
Having received so much benefit from
llectric Bitters, I feel it my duty to let sufjrittg
humanity know it. Have had a ruunlg
soro on ray lee for eight years ; my doctors
>ld me I would have to navo the bone scraped
r leg amputated. I used, instead, three botes
of Electric Bitters and seven boxes
uckten's Arnica Salve, and mv lnor in ???
jund and well."
Elcctric Bitters are sold at fifty ccntsj a
nitle, and Itucklen's Arnica Salve at 15c. per
o* by T. C. Perrin.
Don't suppose if you have that pain through
le right siae and shoulder blade, thatyellowjsh
of skin and whites of tho eye.n, and
rred appearance of the tongue, that these
dicationa are of little account, or will depart
j themselves; much bettor take Dr. J. H. >
cLean's Homooopathic Liver and KidneT
ellets and remedy the trouble. 25c. per rial.
>r sale by all druggists.
frequently protracted constipation causes
flammation of the bowel; as a remedy. and
Silator, ues Dr. J. II. MoLean Liver' and
ney Balm.
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