The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, November 23, 1886, Image 8
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it h.vpcned at a bote! not far from the
ry \ 'tsuvy building. He was a man of
|:v.% ' * v:' v- "'mentions and numerous attond
tdio v. aa rich and weddable.
rn night ho was there, and they
jpVv' i,. .>xq h?ll nnd?r the stairway. It
* *??.- nook for lovers. There wasn't a
ii- Fight, and bo thought- his golden
y /; ()" rtimif.v had arived. 1)own he
S&v-' : id og hij knc< 3 and clasped her
&.< ' ,
* /.. *' : no." he whispered, not very
P, i id enough, *'1 have loved you
? ,*.a ' . >lc- strength and ardor of a
: .' , when i>; roused by all
. * >: : : and good and lovely in
}> - 'wot-r.-; I can no longer restrain my
ing. I must tell you what
:s in : j vrt and toil you that never
P";,' 1 J h? :r an beard from my lips the
are thiobbing in my heart
H s.rjii---1'
0 r, ::l then a rustle was Y.eard on "the
: *:: above Uiem, and a card fastened
. -' ' bread swung down and dangled
\r*i more than two inches from the
*'b nose. Ou it were these portents
words; "I am something of a Liar
.nv< ;f." Thon the awful troth gashed
'.}* " iiii.* and he fled. As he went out
" t " door, sixteen girls at the head of
*.Kf -;airs sent sixteen laughs out into
f.h< diuup nighl-air after hira. He makes
vo in hot;!:--. now.? Washington
C 'rC,
Wft* U the lilair ttill ?
.' (hi Editor of t/ie Sews:
"/ii>!anaticns are in order. Why was
Mr. Gailislfj so nearly beaten in Kentucky
? AVhy wore .there such heavy
eniocrntic losses in North Carolina ?
v'by hn.: Virginia gone Republican ?
Vr<;e trade.'- "failure of the Democratic
'' >nsy to repeal internal revenue laws,"
-ny at home," and other reasons are
*;;;?k>?1. Msv not the failure of tho
mo .mitie Iion.se to pass the "Blair
i-: II,'.' v. hicli has twice passed the ltepub,'iiWi
Senate, iio an explanation V
Mr. Carlisle is opposed to Federal aid
-education. He has expressed such
i >ws in public speeches since Congress
. id ;->uinetl.
./ North Carolina pemocratic Con;
t nan. Mr. Ueid, said in a Hpeech in
-\:c- louse, that if the party the second
t uie. refused to pass the *'Ulair bill," it
d not expect to retain its control of
}?>< State or of the National Houso of
V^presenuiives. Iio was very near a
*ruo prophet.
Mahor.o hid tables pnrepnrod showing
how iuucU each county in Virginia
.'ApUl h/ J. Ko<l tlin ^ Plain
V. .t. .... < v/ . VVV. W IIHU %UV 4JI?I1
b U" become a law. These were scatover
the State.
v'ay not Democratic losses be attribv.-.y^to
failure to support the u Blair
j ' ! v Enqujrkb.
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Nov/ iJefliQCi'ftts in Congress*
Aithousfn there' seems no longer any
) >ul>t (hat iho Democrats will have a
.Majority in the next House of Repreaen*
i-.'.i v"R. it )= quite certain that there will
*. ? - nH;?.v so much ability on that sido ]
; of i J*. . , 'use as among the Republicans. ,
' the best men on the Demo- '
i-i.!.'have failed of a rc-election ]
',1 . It lllimlmr lit flionri m/.?? ??* <
, .. ? ? ? - W. V..VM. If VI W 1IUV '
rev .iv.ted. Th(^ Republicans will ,
' ';yy respectable proportion of j
oi r ?ul ntrl prominent leaders, but j
t~: h" ; majority of the Democratic <
: : j- r ation will be composed of new
.ti led men. If such a thing should
j'ftt-i a;w*s thai Mr. Carlisle should not
the Speriker, the able and powerful
Uepubliean minority wtuld find it no
* y difficult matter to run away with
Si? control of the House whenover it
yjtiif.ed the\n.~?Baltimore Sun.
iov. John 6a8S, of Winnsboro, S. C.,
r,s iirrjved in Augusta to Uke charge of
r.h Ohnrch of the Atonement, and he
v. UI enter uvpon his duties at once and
: omlupt the services to-morrow. He
} accepted the call to the parish, and
. highly esteomed as a man and as a
V/iinister. He will bo given a cordial
W'ilcoftie to Augusta.?Augusta News.
L
Iter. Allison Capers, of Greenville
has declined to accept tho Bishopric of a
; ; Kapfcen Mar^jimd which was tendered ?
Uim rr.irehtlj'TKis was one of the high- S
r m hor.ovs iii his Church, and in declin* j
ing it Mr Caperrt has endeared himself a
^oubly to hia congregation an4 ffiopds 1
tiuuth Carolina.
1 Unsnnn. V?4?,l 41. . 4J * > 1 HI-1--4
U|/CUVCI IVICU tUV ilUIU^rt 11UHVI
Mr. Qeorgo W. Spencer and Mr.
Thomas I). Sponcor, two of the brothors
- of the Hon W. W. Sponcor, wore at the
polls and cast their bailout for the regular
Democratic nominees for every office.
Mr. L.fL. Spencer, another brother, was
on the ground during the day, but did
not rote. Late in the day intelligence
was received that the Hon, W. W. Spoucer
would soon boat the polls. Throughout
the entire day he had been absent.
There was considerable curiosity to
1 learn how he would vote. After examining
tiie tickets he voted for the regular
Democratic nominees for the Senate and
the county offices. He scratched the
name of Mr. llankin for Representative,
also the name of Col. Earle, the nominee
for attorney general, and the name of
Senator Mauldin, the nominee for Lieutenant
Governor,
The A, &K. No More.
About twenty-five gentlemen assembled
Tuesday, in Augusta, to confirmj
the action of the Directors in consolidate |
injfthe Augusta and Knoxville railroad
with the other railorads of the Carolina
system. At their meeting the stockholders
confirmed the action of the
Directors, and from now on the Augusta
and Knoxville will be known as a
line of the Western Carolina railroad.
Major Raoul introduced a resolution,
instructing Mr. John. J. Cohen, their
financial agent, to pay those who desired
it seventeen dollars per share for
the stock of the Augusta and Knoxville
railroad. Major J. W. Green is Genefamanager
of the system and Capt. W. W.
Starr the superintendent.?Anguata
Chronicle.
Senator Don Cameron and Gen. Sheridan
have been riding horseback in Virginia,
and it is definitely known that
neither one of them used "Gen. Lee's
saddle." They simply went down that
way for a few days' shooting. They went
after the election and so cannot be accused
of "intimidating voters," and they
did not say or do anything to "antagonize
the Administration." This statement
is made in good faith, so as to
prevent some of the sectional newspapers
from saying that these two distinguished
men invaded the Old Dominion
with "sinister designs." Some days ago
JJr. Charles Dudly Warner, of ?>ui esteemed
contemporaries, the Hartford
Courant and Harper's Magazine, met
the daughter of Jefferson Davis at a j
gentleman's house in Virginia and behaved
himself like a gentleman, as he
always does. He Was courteous and polite.
and said some pleasant things to 1
"the daughter of the Confederacy," ,
whereat thu organs of dead issues and a '
dead past have been howling themselves ]
hoarse at his "abandonment of princi- '
ulttt" in fact, soma rtf th;>?n nro tlninst
ready to believe that Mr. Warner and 1
Miss Davis were "plotting for the" over- i
throw of the Union."?Wews and 1
Courier.
The Independents in Berkeley and
Chesterfield Counties, in South Carotins, .
were beaten, as they ought to have been. k
The climate of this State is not congenial
to mdependontisin. j
The Kev .H.O.J udd has been elected ,
rector of Trinity Church, Columbia, to
succeed Dr. Shand, deceased, Mr. Judd Jf
has been assistant rector of Trinity c
some time. . \
1 1
The town of Chester has established a s
regular annual arbor day on which every J
citizen is expected to plant at least one *
tree on or in front of his lot, ]
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Brace Up.
You are feeling depressed your appetite is poor
you are bbtberea with Headache, you are
tidgettv, nervous, and generally out or sorts, ;
and wiiut to brace up. Brace up. but not
with stimulants, spring medicines, or bitters.
which have for there basis very cheap, baa
whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour
and then leave yon in worse condition than ?
before. What you want is an alterative that
will purify your blood start healthy action of Liver
ana Kidneys, restore your vitality, and
give renewed health and strength, such a
medicine you will find in Electrio Biitfirs, and i
>nly 50 cents a bottle at T? C. Perrin'a Drug "
tore.
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"The Lee Book."
\
UBMOIBg OP BOBBRT B. LBS ?T QBNBBAL A
L. LONU.
A full history of his mi llitary service and 1
:ampaifri)8, written by General Long, from
lata collected while a member of the personal ?
staff of Oen. Lee, and from lotters and |
material contributed by the Lee family, commended
by the Governors of Virginia and
North Carolina and approved by the Southern
lelegations in CongrebS. ' * F
His private domestic and personal history, _
"rom information heretofore unpublished,
'urnished by personal friends, eompanious in g
irnis and leading men of the South, collected |
ind edited with the assistance of Gen. Marous
\ Wright.
One of the principal objects of the Work is
.0 provide funds for the snport of the Cnoederate
Soldiers' Home at Richmond, VaThis
deserving charitv alone should be suficient
to win for it the lieartv support fo
ivery patriotic heart. It is carefully" preparid
bv bis friends. It recounts His whole ri
Leeds. It contains bin own words. It con- J
ributeatoa noble charity. It is cordially si
ipprovod by Gen. Cuatis Lee as the reprc- <
enxutive of his family. Comprehensive ac- <-i
mrate nnd standard Memoirs of the Illustrious
ioldicr. T
Complete in oilo Vovume, 700 pages, fully
liustrattd by Portraits. Maps, ?c. Sold by
lubscription only. Alents wanted. For
eras, Ac., address.
M. A. McNat*. )c
Sole Ajjentfor State, Colombia, S C. C
PALMETTO
TQQffiAS BcGETT
Is the larpreat SALOON in the up-country,
vertisements. The half i? not mentioned in t
ed for full trade. The Palmetto House is we I
Foreign and Domesti
vuc uctk uiu umiftov Huurus. ne lias
Rye and Corn, Irish
Apple Peach., Oalifoi*nia s
Porter,
He can tfteerfullr recommend Wis goods t
drinks with all the'DELICIOUS BBVERAGI
DRINKS. His speciality is a large stock of
Gentlemen's Resort, N
and you wiil not forgot again
A G-ood Line of Tobacco ar
Spec
DAY & TA
IIEADQUA
Carriau, Waps, Coaci
Leather, Shoe I
Tl?e Finest and Mont Varied Assm
Brouglit to the C
Tidings of Coi
To those who have been wrenched and
now ofl'cr yob the most delightful vehii
m
Try one and save your health. Every ma
hould have one, as the price is within the reac
DAT & TANNAHILL,
Cents- 1886-imial
SALOON
Cheap Goods, but Credit
Played Oat.
THOSE wishing: to get the worth of their
money, for this year, will And it to their
advantage to trade at this well-known estabishinent,
as no pains will be spared to kee^i
?n handt Finest Grades and Qualities of all
kinds of WINKS, LIQUORS, BRANDIES,
CIGARS and TOBACCOS.
Yon who pay C?sh are specially invited
tnd guaranteed to receive kind and prompt
ittention, together with best goods.
Gentlemen can *t any time And pleasant
imusement in a game of BILLIARDS or
POOL, at a reasonable charge. s
Respectfully,
F. CO NNINBAM,
'86 tf SOLE PROPRIETOR. .
r. L. SIMPSON, AGENT TTOF
PkaIAW
naiojf ^luiiwy ric&iuu.
THE only thoroughly practical invention
for making QUILTS and COMFORT
IBJjES on the Sewing Machine. Works
squally well on all th? different makes of Mushines,
and does all manner of Quilting. ()nj
takes two hours to make a Comfortable,
ind three to four hours to mnke a Quilt.
Will make Quilts and ComforiableK of any
lixe. With this QUILTING FRAME quiltng
is done with less effort on the part of the
>perator than any other sewing within the
ange of the Sewing Machine, ft works like
i charm. Examine it, and see for yourself,
fo family Sowing Maohine is comple without
his attachment. Retail price onlv $7.50
Jan., 26,'86. tf J. L. SIMPSON*
I. ft. BRXPHIbl*. WX. P. CAtHOl'N
gEMPHILL & CALHOUN,
Attorneys at Law,
ABBKVILLB, S. C.
Vill practico in all the Courts of the Stat
o. oabok. x. l. bombax, jr.
0ASON A BONHAM,
Lttorueys and CounselIoph tot Law,
Abbktille, s. G.
Vill practice in all the Courts of the State
f|R. G. A. N BUFFER.
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'hysician and Surgeon,
Abbeville, S. C.
'eb. 16, 1886,1 yr.
CENTRAL HTOEL,
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Mrs. M. W. Thomas, Proprietress,
Broad Street, Aagasta, Ga.
JfOTXOB.
HKK $20,000 to stoek of Chester, Greenwood
L and Abbeville Railroad having been ?ubsribod,
as required bj chwrter, pursuant to
-solution of corporators, a meeMnp of sv.brberstosai
? stock , for.the impose of or'
"ixstion, is berebj called At Greenwood on
eaday, 22d of June, proximo.
W. H. PARKER.
Chairman.
Greenwood Tribuvt, I.aurensvillo Herald,
mion Timet, Chester Reporter, and Lancasr
I.rdgmr, c<*>y 4 times eaeb.
SALOON !
IGAN, Proprietor
lon't intend to dupe his ciiHtomerH by false adhe
three Abbeville papers. He is well preparI
stocked with everything in the line of
Ic Wines and Liqnors,
JORS nine years old. Good old
, and Scotch Whiskies,
i/ncl French Brandies,
Ale and Fresh La^ex* Be^i'.
o the public for MEDICINAL USE, mixed and
ES of the season. Also COOL, TEMPERATE
PURE GOODS. Call at the
[o. 4 Washington street,
THOMAS McGETTlGAN.
id Cigars. Budweiser Beer a
iality.
LNNAHILL "
RTERS FOR
I Materials, Saddley,
ladings, Belting,
rtment of Children's Carriages
llty, at all Prices.
nfort and Joy
jerked about bv no-called road carts. We
cle, with FINEST wheels and axles fo
;.oo
n who owns a horse, or wishos to train a colt
h of all.
Aaansta. Ga.
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AS. 6. BAILIE & SONS,
DBAIiBBS IZEsT
Carpets, OU Clths, Window Curtain
and Shades,
I
WALL PAFERS, BORDERS AND
DADOES,
i
Hearth Rugs, Door Mats &c 1
i
7X4 BROAD STREFT,
AUGUSTA, GA
FOUTZ'S
HORSEI AND CATTLE POWDERS (
No Hones will die of Cot.io. Hot* or lr^e Fit
rr.R, if Koutx's Powdare nre iu,ed isi tinio.
Foutz's Powders will cure find prevent 1lo"<~i!OL*RA.
Fouu'a Powders will prevent <?/ ?<c Fowls.
Fontz's Powder? will lr.oren?e tlie nnntltr of milk
fund erenm twenty per ce. and nir _ tuu l>uttcr firm
and sweet. v
Fouu'a Powders w',11 ei.re or prevent nlmost kvkkt
Dmkask to wlilcii Hordes timl ('aulanre snhK'ct.
Foutz's Powni:rs will oivk 8 vrieFACiioii.
Bold everywhere.
DAVID XL. rotTTZ, Proprietor.
BAI.TiazOXU. MO.
for sale bvSpeed & NenfFer, Abbe*
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WE are now selling a real good NO. 7 STOVK, (
Pipe for $15.00
A good No. 7, for $13.00, complete. No. B?, cump
COME AID SEE
before buying elsewhere and we are satisfied wo cm
as anv huuse in the country.
H. W. LAI
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AT GOODYEJ
CARRIAGE I
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CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND A FULL LI>
GRADES OF OPEN AX I
At Lowkk Pkickh than at any other house this sidi
order. nr?> Pnnnin.. ? "' ' *
, -r-.v. niiu iiuncr riuiKll
sold as Standard Vehicles. But I have ji
OFaxnily Carriages, Phaeto
Also another shipment of those Fine Ote:
orders, by the best manufacturers North and East,
of these vehicles but the best materials, and in Qur
any others now in the market. In stock a Full Lin
Saddles and
ATiL GRADES, which I will offer at LOWER PRII
in the history of the business. Milburn, Studebak
sixes. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, Calf Skin
Materials, Harness Leather, Belt Lacing of superi
Also a full 1 in
HARDV
Guns, Shells, Powder, Shot. Table and 1'ocket C
Axes, Hoes, Picks and Mattocks, Pitch Forks, ?
Beams, Grind Stones, Rakes, Paddocks, Carpent
Doors and Blinds, Farm and Church Bells, which I
AT THE OLD STAND, > r
Ooposite Georgia Railroad Hank,> 13
704 BROAD STREET. }
THEO. MARE
Steam MartilR ami
IV fcV *?! AIAIAJi Miu UliU
HLSpW
Georgia and South Carolina Granite
A large selection of MARBLE and GRANITE WO
TER1NG and DELIVERY.
WHITE BB
^RE now prepared to show the most attractive and
Fall and Win
hey have ever offered.
TIIE attention of buyers is respectfully called to t
DRY Gl
rhich this weli knowu house is now carrying
DRESS GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS,
TABLE LINEJfS, WATER-PROOFS,
LADIES UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN'S UNI
LACES, EMBItOIDERIE
GLOVES, BLANKETS,
RUGS, AC
They carry the largost-stock of
Ready Made Clothing am
D be found in the county. Thev keep constantly or
nc shoes, made bv ZEIGLER BROTHERS, of Phil
>boes which are so justly celebrated, and which have
urability.
In addition to the above they offer all kinds of S
lapfl, Saddlery, Crockery, Glass-ware, Groceries, Pre
iV ?. 3- ? *
juu nuui, vncup goons, rename goods, and prett]
WHITE
Look to Tour
Having recently returned from the Northern
ad attractive slouk, we ask our friends and the publ
ill and complete lines of almost everything need
idies with DRKSS GOODS in Brocadts and Plai:
BLACK CASHMERES" in quality and prices are
ims, Table Linens in Bleached, Brown, and Turkey I
> match. Damask and Huck Towels, Doilies and Ci
omeBpun and Sheetings, Tiekings in Single aod Dc
Fhite and Red FLANNELS, Twilled and Plain; Whit
The gentlemen haye heen specially car
HATS, CLOT!
We have the Prettiest, Largest and Cheapest lc
attbuns that has been brought to Abbeville in ye
ock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, we are prepan
ke orders and give you a Tailor-made Suit at about
[t and style guaranteed. Our Boots and Shoes were
i durability as well as style, and we guarantee as fu
lywnere or ironi anyone.
Buddies, Harness, Whips, Bridles, Breeching i
pring-Seat Saddle always in stock. 'Nor have wo
ociced Grocery House will uhow by its stocks of heav
arley, Ac., and tbo tasteful array of Shelf Goods.
A simple reference to our complete stock of Hai
lit time. fcSFCome and see us and we will do you
W, Joel Sir
V>. i.'V .:'V' X -.'&l
^ ^
si stuvhs i
large nv?-?> ; ? ilL 20 pier***, mid 10 f??t of
.ftft, froin $17 00 up.
OUR STOVES
i give you good (roods for as little money
SON & CO.
LB & CO.'S
POSITQRI
;k of mkdicm and cheaper
) top ruggiks
; of Cincinnati. This work is all made to
cd than the class of work generally
idt received a Full Line of Fine
ins, and Cabriolets.o
x and Tor ItrcoiER, made upon special
Nothing being used in the construction
ility, Style and Finish are unequalled by
e of
Harness,
CES than lmvc ever before been known
;cr nnd Standard Plantation Wagons, nil
s,$hoe Findings, Carriage and Wagon
or quality, Rubber nnd Leather Belting.
utlcry, J'low Points for all makes, Nails,
'hovels, Snades, Steeh'ards and Scalo
er Topis, riles. Hinges, Window Hash,
ani offering at Lowest Cash Prices.
tOQDYEAR & CO.,
Successor to Ii. H. MAY & CO.
WALTER'S
Granite Ms,
NEAR LOVER MARKET,
GUSTA, C3--A..I
fork, Domestic and
Imported.
Low Prices.
i Monumenis A SPECIALTY.
RK always on hand, ready for LETOTHERS
the most extensivo stock of
ter Goods
he large line of
nnm;
uuw
RED FLANNEL,
WHITE FLANNEL.?,
DERWEAR, GENTS' UNDERWEAR
IS, HOSIERY,
CARPETS,
AC.
i Boots and Shoes
i hand a larce assortment of Ladies,
odelnhia. These are genuine Zeigler
nn ann?n-m?in "f ?l 1 *
.... >? ?u |iuiin 01 ui, BLJ19 ana
rOTIONS, HARDWARE, HATS and
visions &o.
r,goods, call on
BK;OTHEI?;S?
1
Interests.
Markots, where we purchased a large
ic to give us a call and examine our
led for comfort. We will interest the
n ? e ' * -
u iiuiHin, iroui \iy+ cents up. Uur
decidedly in the lead. Calicos, Gingted
Damasks, with Napkins and Dailies
rash Towelings, Bleached and Brown
iuble Width. A most complete line of
6 end Colored BLANKETS, Ac.
ed for in the selection of ,
IING, &c.
>t Of CA881XKRK8 IN SlTIT AKD PXHTB
ars. In addition to our well>selected
id from a beautifnl line of Samples to
the same cost of ready-made (roods.
bought with speoial care, with an eje
|| vain. fr\r *
.. tm.mv ?vi vu? luviivj aii cin do Hid
ind Collars. The genuine Kentucky
forgotten the inner man, as our well
y Bacon, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Oats
tnWAKK ANB CCTTLIHT SflUlt SU ffice a
good.
tith & Son.
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