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ft v Wj: y - 1 1 t Is It rtn Elopeweiil 1 On Monday, the 2nd of October, Mr. J. P. Vaughn, a respectable and well-todo citizen of the Sharon neighborhood, left home with .his mules anil wagon to do some hauling, he said, in the neighborhood of Mt. Uarmel. About the same time, a Mrs. Sutherland, a widow with five children, of the same neighborhood disappeared. Inquiry in the Mt. Carmel neighborhood has disclosed the fact that Mr. Vaughn has not been there in the past ten <iays. These two occurrences put together have caused quite a commotion in the usaally quiet neighborhood, and speculation runs high, as to the cause of the disappearance of these parties. The mules driven by Mr* Vaughn, we understand, are mortgaged to Messrs. Wallingford and llussell, and in addition to tliut Mrs. Vaughn, the wifo of J. P. Vaughn, has given Wallingford and Russell a mortgage .on a piece of land owned by her. The seemingly deserted wife was in town yesterday, in consultation with attorneys to sec what redress, if any, she had. Mr. Vaughn has heretofore borrie a good character in the neighborhood, and his family are unable to account for his strange conduct in this alfair. His friends predict that everything will turn out all right, while others are dubious -* about it. # Ersklue College. We neglectcd last week to call attention to the advertisement of this well known college. It has attained a standard, honorable alike to its faculty and stndents. Its graduates are scattered throughout the entire South, and all speak of it in the highest terms. No higher praise could be given. An honor alike to our County and State. Krskine College should receivo the hearty sup? r ntt m r\nnr>ln pui t ul uui puupiv. A Urand Offer. As T will only remain in Abbevillo for a very short while, ar.d a? 'I wish to get up some fine specimen pictures of a few of the citizens, I will make the first 12 sittings of cards at $2.00 per dozen ; and 12 of cabinet at $4.00 per dozen. Positively only the above number made at that price. Do not allow this opportunity to pass. Mrs. Ware Capt. W. A. Moore. One of tho most successful farmers and prominent business men in Cokesbury township \s Capt. W. A. Moore. In another column he is announced as a candidate for the Legislature, subject to tho action of the Democratic primaries. (Japt. Moore has canvassed the county before, and has always received a flattering vote. Jf elected he will look after the forming interests and will doubtless rcccivo tho solid vote of this class. - A Ncw Connctl Ticket. for int1sndant. / * J. S. Hammond. * wardens. J. Allen Smith, Jtunes Lawson, J. F. Miller, Thomas McGettigan. Voteus. f>. - " MESSAGES. ?. . Miss Belle Guerard is visiting in l'ent,.w.on. Miss Mamie Lawson is visiting friends in Greenwood. Mrs. S. M. W. Smith goes to Atlanta T on a visit to-day. ' Miss Lizzie Marshall is going to Greenville to-n?orio\v. Mrs. Benjamin F. Allston of Gcorgetown is in Abbeville. Miss Fannie L?nvson has gone to Mt. Airy to spend soino time. Miss Nina Isaacs of Greenwood is visiting Miss Winton Parks. Dr. IS. G.Thompson lias returned from a*visit to Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bradley are visiting relatives in Choster. Mr. M. S. Mitchell is taking a Vacation and spending it in Augusta. Mrs. Ware, the artist, has an important notice in this week-'s papeg Mr. Lewis W. Parker is attending the s, Normal Institute in Greenville. Mr. Thomas Lipscomb, now of Atlanta, was in Abbeville last Saturday. The delegates to the State Convention rnnnrt a mncf l^nrninniniic mrn>lini? Mr. John B. Bonner passed through Abbeville on yesterday on his way j? home. Mr. Lewis Sondley jof this place has taken charge of the telegraph office at Verdery. Ginny Richey, an old and respectable colored woman, died here on last Sunday morning. All of our churches had service in th?m last Sabbath, with the exception , of the Baptist. For unavoidable reasons we are compelled to offer our readers only a half sheet this week. To-day the Stock Show atNinoty-Six *comesoff. Quite a number from this place will attend. Sheriff DuPre has any quantity of most delicious grapes, raised on Maga zine llill. Dr. Lowrie Wilson wont to Ilopowell on yesterday to assist in a meeting go ing on there. Miss Jennie Ziegler after a most pleasant visit of two week's in Greenville, is athotaeegain. Mrs. Dr. Wise, nee Miss Sue Ziegler, of Shreveport, La., isTvisiting her father's family. Mr. Kirby is having some sand put on the square, which will improve its ap r poarance very much. The Sheriff and Master advertise some f . valuable lands for sale in this week's issue of tho Mbbsbnqkk. V A big meeting at Shady Grove, called If::.'- into requisition all availablo vehicles in Abbeville on last Sabbnth. gMrs. Norwood, nee Miss Emmie -""Morse, is visiting her brothor^Kr. A. B. The season for picnics and barbecw is upon us, and our candidates are kej constantly on the go. E. M. Keaton, sewing machine agen at this place, was closed up on yesterda by parties interested from Anderson. The concert for the benelitof the A1 b^ville colored baud, netted about twei ty five dollars. It was attended by Yery respectable audience. We would state to the candidate f< Coroner from New Market that there i no vacancy in that office this year, an consequently his card is left out. k ..The game of baseball between th Abbeville and Greenwood boys on las Tuesday resulted in a victory for th Abbeville boys by a score of 35 to 24. The Democratic meeting at Due Wef hns been postponed until the 14th ins Candidates and others who wish to ai tend will govern themselves according !yThe re-union of Orr's Regiment c Rifles will lake place at Sandy Spring on the 17th instant. All the survivor of this gallant Regiment-ought to try t be there. We acknowledge the receipt of an in vitation to attend tho festivities in An derson, consequent upon the complelio tion of the Savannah Valley Railroad If possible it will give us great pleasur to attend. Mr. R. A. Calhoun, who has been i Abbeville for a number of years conteni plates moving to Shevreport La. soon t go into busidess there. Wo will be sor ry to lose Mr. Calhoun, but if he goo wo wish him good luok. Tho town council had an intervie\ one day last week, with a representativ oi a nrc engire manutactory. iSotlnn definite was accomplished, we believt but we arc glad that our council ar looking out in thai direction. In the game of baseball yerterday al ternoon between Troy and Abbeville the latter were victorious by a score c 12 to 2. Troy was white washed ever time except two. The boys played wel and deserved their victor}'. l)r. S. G Thompson umpired the game satisfac torily to both sides. Troy will doubt less redeem herself on her own ground Due West Dots. I)r. Win. Grier leaves for Toxas Wed nesday. Mrs. M. J. Cain, of Linton, Ga., i visiting her daughter, Mrs. It. S. Gal loway. Dr. Grier preached two splendid scr mons at Rev. Pearsons communion a Greenville. His name is Richardson, not Shep pRrd nor Tillman. How does Governo Richardson sound ? We are glad to note the success Capl Mosley, of Prosperity is meeting witl as President of his new railroad. Ht i one of the firm friends of Erskine Col lege. Mr. J. B. Bonner and family hav been spending some time at Wiliiam$toi lor their health. The Wide mans will take in the tour nainent at Greenwood They will tnak an earnest effort to beat the lield if pos sible. Mr. Steele Rrice left for Greenvill on Friday tu attend the Stale Norma institute. Farmer Tillman said many gooi things with which wo were well pleas id, but We thought much of his abus uncalled for. We hoartily endorse th Farmers' Movement. We are requested to call attention t one or two hud gullies between her and Donalds. Vehicles have already bee: broken by them. On account of the big barbecue a Anderson, C. H., on 12th, it has bee decided to change the Democratic meet tng at this place to the 14th, which i Saturday. This date will not conflic with any other. There will be a gran blow out. The Congressional candidate will be invited and all the county can .didates also. Each man will be askc to state the Platform on which he i running, or else "to stand from under. All are welcomed. There will be basket picnic. We were glad to welcome in ou sanctum that staunch Democrat, Cnd J, N. King, of Ninety-Six.. Capt. Iviu did noble work in '76, and we have jus now a chance to reward him in a nieas ure. He will poll the solid vote of thi place for commissioner. Through the kindness of Mr. John A Devlin wo were offered a seat to th picnic at Alewini/i on Saturday. Th iirst speaker was Hon. Wm. Henr Parker, who was inroduced by F. \V. I Nance, who was the master of ceremc monies. Mr. Parker was in favor of tuition fee in the SouLh Carolina Co] lege. He favored an Agricultural Col lego provided the farmers desired it but they should count the cost. He hn no special hankering after the Citade and was opposed to the canaj. Mr. Graydon followed and said tha ho occupied the same grounds sustaine on these points that Mr. Parker did. II then took them up separately. Dr. Waddell was now introduced b Maj. Nance. He endorsed the views t the above speakers, and in reply to question said that he favored an law looking towards prohibition. A the candidates favored this measur who spoke with perhaps one exceptioi Thoiyrh they were not called out on i Prof. Young was now introduced an made a capital speech, pleasing the at dience well and covering satisfactory all tho above points. Pfrtf HoA IT /\/1 rrn p ntn<1rt n n aK' . i v?? mvwi v iyuuv: mi au .speech, going into details explaining objections against the present manag< ment of the school*. At this point dinner was nnnenncc and the speech-making was closed J company with another friend we accep ed the kind invitation of Mr." P. 1 I'ruitt. His beautiful and accomplist daughter, Miss Allic, escorted us to bountifully spread dinner and ma< things pleasant for her gnusts in evei way ; for all whiqh we return thanks., A*Vr dirfnervthe Due West Dom cratic Club met and appointed man gers for the primaries. 11. 8. G. J es Lowudesville Locals. pt * Capt. Joel W. Lites of Troy was here i?} last week on an electioneering tour. Lv Col. O. T. Calhoun and his accomplished lady, spent several days in our j- midst last week visiting friends and rel-> i- atives. a Our Democratic Club met last Saturday week, and elected delegates to the >r County Club. is A farmers' club was organized here d on the 31st ult., with thirty two members. Mr. 1- 11. McCalla was elected o President, and Messrs. 11. S. Moorehead it and E. Wes Harper Vice-Presidents, i> and Mr. l-l. T. lluckahou Secrelarv. A base ball club has boon formed here it. and it practices once a week, t. A protracted meeting is now in pr<fgress in tho Methodist church in this place?the Pastor Rev. F. Auld is assisted by the Rev. W. Chandler,' >f The S. V. Railroad is finished, two trains a day. The up train passes this 1 point at 11 V.j o'clock H. m., the down 1 0 train at 5 o'clock p. in. Mr. Green tho builder of the depot here has built just four hundred. It is i- supnosed that he has liis "hand in." i " Mr. S. Turner, of the iirm of Speed ' and Turner has sold his interest in the e Drug store to Dr. A. J. Speer> and n&s 1 gone to Bennettsville. 1 n Mrs. Mary Thornton of Atlanta, Ga,, I was with us several days. We were 0 glad to sec her in our midst, again after r ~ several years absence. ] Mrs. J. H. Latimer came up.last week 1 and her friends and relatives, gladly v welcomed her. g After two yceks dry weather, which t , enabled the farmers to pretty well clean ( <! out their crops, we had a line rain last t Surday, which was very beneficial to . the crops, and revived the rapidly sink- , ing spirits of the planters themselves, as . they had begun to fear, a protracted drouth, after so much wet weather. I l)r. J. H. Waddell visited this pluce ( . last week, forming acqiuantances and 1 . looking after his interests generally as a ^ - candidate. i. Mr. J. W. Power of Due West visited the Watkins children a few days ago and carried the two youngest home with him. * In a few days, so said workmen will ] s begin to build a store near the depot for Mr. A. M. Erwin, who proposes to oc- ? cupy it as soon as it is finished. ( It is rumored that a short while ago t ,t five or six farmers met not far from hero and organized a club, elected offi, cers, appointed delegates to the county r club and reported a membership of thir- t ty one. Well that comes mighty nigh f "running the thing in the ground and ^ breaking it oft*." s It is rumored that the time for the completion of the bridge across Rocky River has been extended to the 15th of ^ September. We hope it is false as we 1 e have been cut oft" lonpr enough. ^ II t Dr. B. A. Henry was quite sick last week, and as he desired it, he was as comfortably fixed as possible in a care riage and carried to his home in Elberton, Ga. W e wish hjm a speedy recov- ( ery and an early return to us, as ho is f 0 needed. In last week's Messenuer it is stated c that Gen. II. 11. Hoinphill is a candidate r d for Secretary of State we would suggest j " the name of Capt. M. L. Bonham for the ' e Senate in case,Gen. Hemphill is elected, e feeling assured that neither Abbeville County, nor tho State could furnish a o better man for the position. e Troupe. ' Bradley Bits. j Miss Wilson of Due West, is visiting Miss Allie Pruitt near Bradley. 1 a Miss Sallie Clinkscales returuei to 5 t her home in Due West on Tuesday.. ' d Dr. O. P. Hawthorn was in town on 8 Wednesday. " Miss Eddie Griffin of Ninety-Six is 1 " visiting Mrs. W. C. Griffin. ,a, Quite a large delegation from our ' town will attend the Stock Show at ! Ninety-Six. 1 Miss Bell Neel returned home from t Due West on Saturday. <r Miss Emma Neel is visiting frionds 1 it in Newberry. t- Farmer Ben. Tillman spent Sunday b in town the guest of Judge E. W. Wat- i son. . v i i. Miss Laurie Vftncc, who lias been 1 c spending some time with relatives in . e Greenville,* returnoil home on Friday. 1 y Mr. L. W. Ynnngblood, of Batesburg, ' ^ is visiting his -brother, Capt. E. li. '* Youngblood, at Winterseat. ] * Mr. T. P. Harrison, who has just 1 I graduated at tlio Citudel is spending a . short vacation at home, Mr. Harrison ( j has been appointed assistant professor \ j sor in the Citadel, and we predict for j ' him a glorious future. 1 ^ The Literary Club met at the resi- : d deuce of Mr. J. M. Jordan on Wednes- j e day evening. Several new names added to the roll. The club will meet at the , .. rptiidonr'e nf Dr. J- D. Np.p.1 on Wodnos- , ,f- day August 11th. It was argreed upon a by the members of tho club that they y have a picnic on Friday August 13th, in II the beautiful grove at Winterseat, the home of Capt. E. H. Youngblood. Wo u, beg to extend to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jort. divn our many thanks for their kindness d toward us. i- Mrs. A. J. Pounds died on Sunday y evening August 1st., and was buried at Gieemvood on Monday. Our tpwo and le community has surely lost a noblo 'voig man. She had by her kind and gentle a- disposition and christian graces won for hevfjclf a name that will live as long as ..1 ? nr. !U milling IIU1U i una UII. u?3 ay inJJU vni/*'? [n wiCh the bereaved funii.y in this hour of t- distress. More Anon. V.. ? ?d Buclcleu's Arnica Salvo. ft Tho' Best Salvo in the world for Cuts 1? Bruises, Soros, tJlcers, Salt Rhonni, Fever ry Sores, Tetter, Chapped Haudu, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively ft cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed, to give-perfect sstiafadtiln, or, ft' money refunded. Prico'25 cents per bo*. For Sale By T. C. I'orrin. " N CANDIDATES. For Congress. The friends of Judge J. S. Gothrau announce him as a candidate for Congress from the Third Congressional District. Subject to the miction of the Democratic primary or convention, whichever plan may be adopted. For the State Senate. I ho many friends cf Gen. Robert II. Hemphill announce him as a candidate for tiie State Senate, from Abbeville County, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. For the House of Representatives. Believing that the .farmers should have representation in the next Legislature from this Countv, and as Capt. W. A. Moore is one cf our most prominent und most successful farmers, we hereby nominate him as a candidate for the House of Representatives. Voters We are authorized to announce Cn pt. VV. 1). M?rs as a candidate lor the Legislature, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. We arc authorized to announce I)r, LJeorge H. Waddell a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce Orville 1\ Calhoun, Esq., as a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. The friends of Hon. W. Iv. Blake anlounce him as a candidate for re-election o the House of llenreresentatives at :he ensuing election, subject to the acion of the Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce Hon. W. II. Parker as a candidate for the House of Representatives. We are authorized to announce Ellis Graydon, Esq., as a candidate for loininalion for the Legislature by the Democratic Primary Election. For County Anditor. 4 We are authorized to announce A. W. I ones as a candidate for recommenda.ion for County Auditor, subject to the Democratic primaries. We arc authorized to announce John l\ Lyon as a candidate for rocommenda;ion "for Auditor, subject the action of ,he Democratic primaries. We are authorized to anneuueo Capt. 1. T. Parks as a candidate for rcomnendation for County Auditor, subject o the action of the Democratic prinarics. For Probate Jmlge. Wo arcs authorized to announce J. duller Lyon, Esq., as a candidate for e-elcotion to tho office of Probate Fudge, subject to action ofthe Demoic primaries. For Sclirol Commissioner. We are authorized to announce ieorge C. Hodges, Esq., as a candidate or School Commissioner. The many friends of Cnpt. E. Cowan, >f the Savannah side, place him in nomilation, for School Commissioner, subect to the action of the Democracy nt ho primaries. v For Connty Commissioner. Wo arc authorized to ai.nounce Capt. r. N. King, of Ninoty-Six as a candidate 'or County Commissioner, subjcct to he action of the Democratic prima-* ies.. Capt. G. M. Mnttison is announced is a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to tlio action or the Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce W. 3. Whitlock as a candidate for County L/ommissioner. Capt. Joel W. Litos is announced as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the action ef the Democratic primaries. Troy. We are authorized to announce Mr. W. D. Mann, as a candidate for County Commissioner subject to the action of Democratic primaries.* The many friends of James A. McCord announce him as a candidate for re-election to the oflice of County Commissioner at the coining election, subject to tho action of the Demooratic primaries. Animals are often affictod with a disease culIaiI tKa mannra Mm ortmo rlionaoa in lmman beings is called the itch and is highly conta Don't, suppose if you havc.that pain through the right aide and shoulder blade, that yellowness of skin and whites of the eyes, and urred appearance of the tongue, that these indicatlofis are of little account, or will depart by themselves; much better take Dr. J. H? McLean's Homoeopathic Liver and Kidney Pellets and remody the trouble. 25o. per via. For sale by all druggists. Sickness comes uninvited, but if it finds us with healthy and active liver and kidneys, with pure blood we are impregnable to its attack. The best invigorant is Dr. J. II. McLacan's Liver and Kidney Balm*' Disease Ijpfl in ambush for the weak ; feeble constitution is ill adaMed to encountei'a nmlnrious atmosphere and sudden olmnges of temperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims Dr. J. II. McLean's StaengthrnMlinl nnd llliinri Purifier will orive ton(ff and vitality and strength to your entir body. $1.00 per bottle. tVhen you are constipated, with loss of appetite, headache, tnke one of Dr. J. H. McLean's, Little Liver and Kidney Fillets. They are pleaaantto take and will cure you. 25 cents a vial. ??mm? ???w?? When TOU VISIT AUGUSTA. DON'T forget to go to the elegant bar of It S Anderson, in the Augusta Hotel. Dick Anderson is a native of Abbeville oouq-ty although fer a good many years he has been doing business at Edgefield Conrbhouse.' While stopping in Angusta you can got no , raorr olegant place to stop than at the Augus| ta Hotel. Mr. Doohttle, the proprietor, is the boas hotel ram of the South. i June 8th, 2 mo a R. S. Aaderaop OTAT10 OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County ok Auhkvim.k, Court of Common Picas. Summons for" ltoliof.?Complaint nol scrvcu. James II. Ballard and Thomas B. Cool next of kin &c., of Jemima Kemp de ceased, Plaintiff's, against Jacob II. Howie and Thomas Billiard Nancy Ballard, Margaret Ballard, Car oline Ballard, Jackson Ballard, Fidel la Ballard, Geo. Ballard, Sarah Bal lard, Ilcubcn Ballard, children o lieubcn II Ballard deceased, George W. Ballard, James Ball ird, Lucind* Ballard, Eunice Ballard, Mirriam Ballard, Arrena Ballard, children of Jamei Ballard deceased. Jemima Cook and L C. Cook, children of Annice Cook. .Amos (iilliain, Arrena Gilliam, ami Jano Norman, children of Nancji ' Gilliam deceased, Reuben T. Ballard, John Ballard, Thomas BaHard, Malin da Ballard, Margaret Ballard and Wylie Ballard, children of?Elias Ballard?Defendants. To said Defendants : / You a he IIkkekhy Simmoxei) and required to answer the complaint in this j action, which is on file in the oflice of the Clerk of the said Court, at Abbeville C. II., S. C., and to serve a copv of your answer to f?,rw o..m tiiv quivi v/uin^juiiiu v/ii iiiu ouunui lyui a m Jtheir office at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service : and if you fail to anrjwor the complaint within the time aforesaid, tho plaintilt'in tnis action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint to wit : To obtain the possession of the tract ol land now in the possession of Jacob H. Howie,^situated in said' County gafid State. Dated 12th February A. 1)., 1880. M. G. ZEIGLEll, [l.s.J C. C. P. PERR1N & COTI1 RAN, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the absent Defendants ; Thomas Ballard, Nancy Ballard, Margaret Ballard, Caroline Ballard, Jackson Ballard, Fidelia Ballard, George Ballard, Sarah Ballard. lieu ben Ballard, Geo. "W. Ballard, Lucinda Ballard, Eunice Ballard, Mirriam Ballard, Arrena Ballard, L. C. Cook, Jeiuima Cook, Amos Gilliam, Anna Gilliam, Jano'Norman, It. T. Hallard, John Ballard, Thomas Hallard, Malinda Hallard, Margaret t>?ii i i iv.ii?i ... xjuuuiu, uiiu u ynu jjiiiiuru, us uuuvc named. Pi.kare Takk Notice that the complaint in this action together with the summons of which the above is a copy is this day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Common Pleas for the saidJState and County at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina. Peruin & Cothiian, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. Bridge to Let. The bridKe^ovePliittle Kiver at Fairs, Duc'West Township will be let to the lowest responsible bidder on Friday l3th August 1886 at 8y. o'clock a. in. \V. T. Cowan, bouncy commissioner. 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Physician's prescriptions and family re cines filled at all hours of day and night, bi experienced and competent hands. Orders by hand or Mail, promptly attendei SPEED & NEUFFER. April 29, 1885. tf 83 T. P. THOMSON. Jt. W. TltOXSO) fJUIOMSON A THOMSON, Attorneys at Law, Abbeville, Si C No. 1 O'Neal Range. JJR. G. A. NBUFFER, Physician and Surgeon : Annie vill*, 8. C. Feb, 16, 1885, 1 yr. C. PERRIN, L UNDER The New Hotel, 5 HAS in stock a complete assortment of j. Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, } Dye Stuffs, Varnishes &c. ! ^LSO ALL TIIE POPULAR Patent Medicines now in use, , man}- of them Non-secret prepa1 rations, consisting of the very hest Cough Mixtures, Dispeptic and Kidney preparations, llheu1 inatic and Neuralgic preparations PREPARATIONS. J" YDIA PINKIIAM'S Female Homed HOLMES* LINIMENT ANI) MOTHER* FRIEND. so necessary to Woman's corafor and health. Also Abdominal Supporters, Camp &c. ' quil line of FAN"OY GOODS will be found very complete? consisting of Colognes, foreign tracts in groat variety, Toilet Soaps from the cheapest to the finest. Hair, tooth, nail, siiAViNor shoe and clothes BRUSHES. COMBS OF ALL SORTS. ALSO many articles for Ilousheol Cooking Purposes? and * Baking, Powders, Extracts? and *' - VSpices, and Vinegar. Close Attention Ci<en!to PRESCRIPTIONS at all Hours, Night and Day . Turnip Seed. : Buist's new crop Turnip Seed. -All varieties. 25 cents per pound. At H. W Lawson & Co. Erskine Collep, Due West. S. C. OPENS first Monday in October. A thorough college training at a very moderate cos.1. The entire expenses for the niuo months need not exceud $105. Send for catalogue. Wu. GRIER, President. > Aug. 2, '8G Due West run? MM IMP ' ^^ESSIO>T opens first Monday of October. Ten teachers. Ten pianos in constant use. Facilities in French and Music, Instrumental and Vocal, unsurpassed. j Prospects of the College were nercr brighter. Whole cost of Board and regular Tuition A for year $105.00. For catalogue apply to J. P. KENNEDY, -- President. July 15th, 188C. ' - ? Notice to Supervisors. i 3 * v TIIE Supervisors of the several high-way districts iu this county are hereby noti- ' fled nnd required to have all roads under } their supervision worked by August 20, 1886? D. L. MABRY, Clerk B. C. C. Aug. 2, 1886. ; J AS. G. BAILIE & SONS, ZDZE-A-IilEBiaS X3ST J: 'Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Cur1 tains and Shades, " 'r* WALL PAPERS, - BORDERS AND , DADOES, N ? ia&S " Hearth Rugs, Door Mats fie 714 BROAD STMUBMT, |??4WS- AUGUSTA, BA