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AN AMbstNu iNtlDENT -l,EkAu,r
iNt Juror.

onr 1t ,hr most mlic.oNs Incidents
which rvrr 'lismrhcd thu ronanimi,v
'or tourt or tustirr. orcu,rr,l sn ,hr
trial ora raso during the rrcvrn,
Term hrf"m 1ndgr Orr. IL was
enough to have provoked smile from,
Old Ehalamanlhns himsrlr mn.b
more from the genial temper and Sc
reno hrh'gnity of thu presiding judge.
u occurred in this wise: Some
PROGRESS hal hcrn madc in tho c,s,
of The State against Virgil Madden
The learned counsel had been discuss
ing the relevancy Of certain cyilcnc,
and tho Judge with tho scales Of
ercn-hanlcd justice suspended, was
applying the legal tests, when 10 . one
OF the jury seats WAS discovered TO he
vacant-and one OF the twelve units
which make up the integral whole Of
tho jury-wis'lom Was found TO II,
wanting. Who first mado the dis
cov'ry VIC believe is as unsettled q
question: rs the identity Of the person
"who struck Billy Patterson" Bat
'he discovery was made, and q CON
stable posted after the dciaullcr. AS
might be supposed he proved to be
oh"of our colorcd brethren, and with
INC innocence of the lamb, and the
dcicrcncc Of n master of ceremonies
faced tho iratc Judge. The following
coIlo1"y thcrcupon cnsuct.
Judgc-What did you mean, sir, by
leaving your scat without the pcrmis.
sion Of the Court?
Juror-I thought, sir, whilst you
was talking, l'd'stcp out Bit"
Judsc-Do you not know, sir, that
you arc sworn to try this case, and to
hear the evidence.
Juror-Ycs, sir, but heard RIGHT
smart, and thought that was enough.
This last rejo!ndcr was the fouthcr's
weight that broke tho camcl's back
and upset the gravity Of tho Court.
jury, Bar: ct. al. Tho thunders Of
the law were powcrlcss, justice WAS
dIsarmcd, and mercy held its own.
The juror was requested to take his
scat. Tho Court felt that a lecture
would havo been out OF place. Like
the wagoncr whose apples wcro split,
nc felt that he ''coulln't do the subject
justice" 1t was Sydney Smith, VIC
think, who said that it would require
Il surgical operation to implant Il hui
morous perception in to certain indi-
vlduars hcad-the Court, wc believe.
felt it to be equally difficult to cngraft
q perception of legal obligation into
thnt jurors brain.
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SYMPATHY FOR TIE CoLoRED.-Thc
The outsroken sympathy Of our poo
pie for tho .colored race, was manifest
upon tho arraiynmcnt for sentence,
during the present Term Of 4 unfortu
nato convicts, and the sentence Of the
Court tempered with mercy-that
they be discharged on their own rc-
coSnizanccs, until their crops were
gathered-mct a hearty response in
the general voice Of tho community.
Such q demonstration is the touch OF
nature that "mallcs tho whole world
KIM" and cemcnts moro closely that
which ii never designed to discover.
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Two CARDINAL poINrs.-Tho tcs-
mony in tho Calhom's Mills riot case.
thoroughly vindicates the character
Of that community against the charge
OF having unlawfully intcrfcrcd with
tho voting, or Of having brought about
the disturbance ut the late election.
The Prcscntmcnt Of the Grand Jury,
bearing testimony to tho general
quiet and good order Of our District,
may allay tho fears of any who ap-
pretended Il collision Of races.
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nE.- Died in this village at tho rcs-
idcnco Of his son, Mr.. III. S. Cason,
the Sheriff Of the District, Mr.. Josias
cason, at the advanced age of Owe,
eighty years. lie was one Of Il .lonm.
~ oSo
lived iamily-his brother Mr.. James
Cason Of our District, being still sur,
viving-a hale hearty man Of over
ninety winters. The deceased was {:
good citizcns-a man Of cstimably
character, and highly respected by all
who knc. him. lie leaves many
friends and relatives TO dcplorc his
loss.
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"" hat tho pleasure nn SUNDAY
last or hcarinm an mlmiralar sermon
from thu Erv. w +. Nnl}oSc, Pastor
nj Trinity church. cnInminr the du,v
Of aims giving is an act OF religious
woHhir. The sermon was rrrachca
n, tho request VI tho vcs,r,, and was
intended to inau~uratc system oc
weekly aims giving as part of tho
rrg"larrrliSious services of the sanc,.
nary. The argument was pressed
by the preacher with his accustomed
clrancsS, ri%or and originality, and
was Shownto be sustained Ivy the au-
thori'y Of Scripture and Ivy the arti.
clrs and rituals Of tho Church-io be
enforced hy reason and authorilv-bv
the spirit of Christianity, and by cv,
cry true conception of religious wor-
ship. Sclf.sacriiicc is the true element
of worship, and money "a tho type
and representative of all that wc hold
most dear, affords the best test Of tbc
strength Of tho principle. Will the
Christian professor lavish upon per,
sonal luNurics tho money which he
wlthholds from Gods service, and vet
pretend to be inbuc,l with tho spirit
OF his Master? Shallow mocllcry
We shall not attempt even an outline
OF the argument, which was in har-
mony with all tho teachings Of the
speaker, and which enforced the vital
Christian doctrine Of sclcsacriGcc
with great power Of thought, beauty
OF style and variety Of illustration.
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GREEN Conn. - We have been
presented by Mr.. d. II. Sondlcy,
with somo fino specimens OF roasting
cars, grown from garden seed
furnished by AIcssrs. White Bros.
Mr.. Sond!cy says that tho seed, like
all else that comes from tho Mcssrs.
Whites Store, is "first rate" and we
say that like whatever else comes
from Mr.. Sondlcy's garden tho roast
ing cars were of tho same gu ality.
Can any Of our horticultural friends
beat thls-roasting cars on tho 23d,
June. III.
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CAsEs.-To Mrs. Jno. A. Tulmadnc
We arc indebted for n nice present OF
delicious cakes from herncwly ~ cstab-
lishcd confectionery in the wooden
building on tho Public Square, at
Whites Corner. Mrs. r., will keep
at all times q variety Of everything
nice in her line. Her taste anu skill
in these matters, is wcll-known, and
will guarantee for her the patronage Of
her friends and the public generally
Call and see.
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a. lnrge portion of these lands are. among
the !. best IN North East Missouri. They include
Farming and grazing land level undulating and
hiiiy land, Prairie, Timber and brush lind
WIN and without water courses: sOme of wbicli
latter afford the power for machinery.
The projected kail Road from Quincy. nli.-
nols, TO brownsville. Nebraska, which road is
a fixed fact will doubtless pass through some of
The land and near to all Of it. The whole Of
the laad is hccersabie 10 the Moth Missouri
na,'road .naa ." and o'her contemplated Railroads
sure to be ouiltat an early day will add great
~ to its value. For Grape and Fruit culture
generally, perhaps no better lands can be found
III Northern Missouri than rome of these tracts.
among other Dublic places for Religious
worship convenient to the main body Of this
land land is a CATHOLIC Church. having a, resident
All Of this land Siltpo.itiyely be sold to the
high tsl bidder at the times and places indieat-
cd below.> In no event wall the salS De most.
Roned on account Of bad weather or anything
else.-Nor will any Of theland be. withdrawn,
or bid ia. The owner Of It il getting Old
resides far away and hos been treated 50 badly
by some of Ills land agents, that he 10 resolved
70 cell it for what it may, bripginf pen,marbet.
The land will he sold only in forty, acre lois.
that Che poor may buy as we'll as The rich. and
that each purchaser may. snit himself in the
area and contour Of his purchase. s;.r; !t,}%.,
ItRHs :-Ani cash. Twenty dollars of tho
each 40 acre lot al the time ii Is Knocked down,
and if the whole purchase money be: NOT paid
within two days aster tender of Deed jGafsnest
money forfeited and land to- be- sesold st. ;risk
of former purohaser. 4. s,,gt -; 80 j 80
Titles i1diapntas)e. General, warsents.
Deeg' VIII be gi.sd, and the G6yerDnslt Pat.
ent delivered II desired. . All Tax Titles Have
been 'otwiIl be adjusted, 6nd Essrisa astory ssit
denoe Of che sate furniihed son ffhs days of :
sale, All of the land ,Yast oIlginallyo s4tered
Carolina. T41tb .sss!fS "a 5t'~n'''|
The land n, ,Knsx County xilrbssdld Vi Edft
no !. Thursday hs5nly next. q ~. 8Ehi ssa
~ TLs laad I'm AdaiE 3Copnty,. atslKi ksSillfs
Monday, ,1sth July next. - =. 80 a.,
T1hs lapd e ;Esslapd Comfy, ssss Msnehts
lie isSasa sshusleE Couhsy nTharssasy aastisA
3Jplgspe1tsoa2a at Ssia aaibc 3 ri +, .3ass,:a
sale. 10 each county 70 acsarssqes prseissiA
~ VII! II eslsss.s lsss a vlssa .foxdana tssa
ID an "a .1anG adsSsia ad End Issns.s u
" Jase 2aSlstos S.-ltf ps.--tss;aas "a bt i
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WILLIAMSON 1TorEL.-By refer
chce TO his advertisement, it will be
seen that our.townsman, Mr., Jno. A.
Mays, has leased the Williamson Hotel
'of The rrescntscason, and willsparc no
pains to promote tho comfort Of his
guests. Mr.. Mays is - popular and
ohl'Glnss host, and our friends may,
rest assured that he means what he
promises. Wil!iamston has ALWAYS
been an attractive resort to our pco.
pic, during tho summer months, and
with the inducements which tho Pro.
prIc'er will furnish to promote the
general enjoyment, wo anticipatc
for him i liberal patronage.
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"CLEANs1NG TIE BLooD," upon
which charlatans have harpcd so
much, is not nero catch-word and
dclusion. Tho microscope shows
that somo- diseases exist like parasitic
growths upon the globulcs Of the
blood, and ii is further known that
some subtle Substances destroy or en-
pei them. These substances have
b.cu combined to make Ayers Sarsa-
pnrllla, which docs cifectually cxpcl
the disorders that breed and ranklc
Ill the blood to rot out as it were tho
machinery of life. Mercer (pa.)
Wing.
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COMMENCEMENT In DUE WEST.
Examination.

Tho Examinations in Erskine Collcro
and In the Due West Female College, " III
begin on Thursilay morning. the 7lh, o.
July 1870, and be continued until the ar
ternoon Of The following Tuesday.
The following gentlemen have been re-
qucsted by the Faculties of The two 1nsti-
tutions. to attend as an Examining Com
mittee': Col. j. Norris, Revs. ". f
l'earson and w. l.. Pressy, of Anderson;
VIM. a: Giles, Esq, .Eev. II. II. Sloan
Dr. j. w. Hearst, DIR. "A. 4. Widemau
DIR. John Stuart w. "A. Lee, ESQ, DR.
I. Branch, Rev. J. Q. Lindsay, of Able
vile; Rev. J. G. Chalmers, Of NC:
Rev. L. W..Brice, Of Chester; DR.. ]. L.
Turner, Rev. D. G. Philips, Of Georgia
Baccalaureats Sermon.
The ..Baccalaureae Sermon will be
preaci'ed, on Snbbatb, 10 10Th, bv Rev.
y. T.sWghtmsb, Of 1Cbatles,on, S. G.
7Meetiegs Of Boards. -.
The sBoaid Of Trustees of Erskine Col
,lege, and the Board of Directors of The
Duo sWIeet sRemale.' College, will meet
TUESDAY, lhs1 2th, at 2 O'clock p. m..
zGopmeaCament in Erskine.
Compsheemens: in Erskine College
takes place on, Wsdnesday, The / 3lb; iRe
exercises 20 Begin al 40 sSsiock a. m., and
closikg ID! The aiternsoh s@ithi a n Anniyer
.ssry aeratnnabHaesof T. sPifer, Of
;, Address and Essay.
On 'Wednssday night, itSe Aiaapi Idl
dress' ~illDEs defiseted by, .Re tIao Heinz;
hill, ;E~q of,Abbeylle,s and the Alantpg
Essay read By Miss 6 Carrie s AggA, ef I New ~
.HaI. 81 52ialeiI Gf..-x alt :,
Commencement in Female College !.
Commencement in tbe Due West s.F'e-
male College, viii be on Thhrsday, tie
:14tb;;' d6e exercises aoebegih dts9aso'9]oek
a. m-.9 10 +HGosas 60 3dj ,toissee
:eonSrring sof Degrees, &s,y 5,ne
AbthsroIosn ete,hs sksrei.es n, eael.
College lhs Basea VIII ill., 4 l.ts sep:
ilfe Gfaanatisg EsRsses BysMe sFSeskisutS
Of ths-respe ebtiva lpstirats.. ; !tsyao,ran
A cordial invitation 10 extended to he
public to be pres.nt. .@i
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RI Orn Court AND THE Prrr1c
PEArE.-It would he difficult to csti-
mate the amount OF good which has
been done during the present week,
by tho vigorous enforcement OF the
criminal law OF tic land. Tho court
and jurors have done their duty, and
the reign Of chaos we trust is forever
ended. Tho law is once more a ter
ror TO cvil-'locrS, and the aLminstra-
ton Of justice commands the rcspcct
OF all. Our friends may visit us
henccforth, with no fear of en-
countcring scenes of violence. Lctus
every one strengthen the hands of
the public officer, and put down all
disorder.
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SALE OF VILLAGE PnopERry.-Wc
learn that our townsman Mr.. J. &c.
DuPrc, has disposed Of his residence
here, to Mr.. J. G. Edwards, late
Treasurer Of the Grccnville g. Colum-
b'a Rail Road, for tho sum of s2500.
This prico shows an enhanced value
OF town property, and speaks we'll
for our future. No welcome Mr.. Ed
wards back into our midst, and hope
that. his shadow may never grow
lcss.".s ~:
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Delinquent Land List
For Abbevillc County,
For 1868 and 1869,

Allen, Est. J. A., Store House and Lot
in ALbcvilie, 1868.
Brown Rhola, House and Lot in Nine
~ Six, IS 6
Beard, DR.. S. II, House and Lot in
AIbcviie, 1860.
Caldwell, Mrs. EIizp l3o acres land,
1860.
Finaley. Wm., Sc acres of land, 1868.
Hughes, Harriet, House and Lot in Alb
bcvilc, 1865 60.
McCIane, Mrs. Mahala, 100 acres land
1868.
Nelson Clabe, SO acres Of land, 1868.
O'B!urns Michael, House and Lot in
Abboville, 1sGS-G9.
Rush, w. H., 220 acres land 1868.
STROLLER, Moriab, so acres of land 1868.
Sloan, T. j., l73 acres land, 1868.
Smith, Peter, 200 acres Of land, 1869.
Valsnline, Andy, $50 acres land, 1860.
Velaskey, NJ, House aud Lot in Nine
~ Six, ls6e,-G9.
Wier, N. w., 40 acres OF Land, 1860.
W,lson, Pm. House and Lot in Able
Vile, 1860. r. -
Williams, Rel, 1872 acres land, 1860.
Overly, Lands near Cambridge, 200
acres more or less, for 1860, &. Noble
Agent. ,-.'
Marlborough, Est. D. l.. 200 acres land,
1860. : , -',.... IL
Weeks, Mrs. Elizabeth 10 acres land
1860. -.
The above Real Property will be sold
for Taxes Of Abbeville G. g., june .l2,
is70, unless the Taxes are paid between
this and that titna. - :" ..s|, l..|
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HzD~ We arc requested by DR..
Branch to add to his Insurance notice
cf last week that he has received posi-
tire orders to return all policies to the
Piedmont and Arlington Insurance
Company not paid for within thirty
days c,ter dae, unless parties call on
him and mako definite arran &c
mcnts. f;t1-
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NeArn OF An ,,sresNsn t,r,,.~

neAfn OF Az 1SsrenMkn Clnnex
We mg,rC 10 aHMoNMce Tho death
OF Cartan James 1'aegar,, 81, n
w"Il,kn"wn citizen, at his residence
hear Calhoan's Mills, from pa,
m'rsis on Tuesday last. Ito was
well! advanced in years, ami This he
ing tho second attack, soon tcrmina.
''1 fatally. Captain Taggart was -
publ" spirited citizen, msn of largo
heart and generous impulses, n ropu.
TAR companion, Il good nciyhbor and Il
useful member OF society. lie leaves
II largo circle of friends and relatives
TO mourn his loss.
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The Savannah Valley Railroad.

We havo had tho pleasure of in
spccting couple of letters written
ny Stephen G. NIiilctt, Esq, Prcsi-
dent Of tho Port Royal Railroad in
reference to this cntcrprise-thc first
addressed to G. ID. Tillman, Esq, and
writton before the May meeting and
the other to Mr.. W. b. Dorm, writ.
ten before our meeting at Abbcvillc.
Though not intended for publication,
they present. some views which may
DO interesting to our readers, and
may advance the progress Of tho
work.
In thcsc letters he anticipates the
view which prevailed at the Abbcyillc
meeting, that it is necessary TO OBJ
tain q new charter, or an extension
Of the old. This point must Do gain
cd before an organization can be had
or anything definitely accomplished.
In the meantime however, an associa-
ton might be formed, and tho road
divided into twenty sections Of four
miles each, with an active influential
men appointed to canvass within five
miles on each sido, for subscriptions
Of Stock, and Also to obtain a rclin-
quishmcnt Of the right of way. Pub
lie meetings may be held, and the
people impressed with the Importance
Of tho work, The people along the
line OF the Road arc those to be most
largely benefited, and hence must
make corresponding effort. Unless
they do their duty who arc to realize
dividends Of two hundred per cent.
in tho increased valuo of their lands,
it is not to bo supposed that others
who arc less Interested. will do any
thing IN tho matter. let each plant
or in tho territory indicated, take
only ono share of 500, and q large
amount Of the stock will be raised.
We feel assured that if these views
arc properly presented, and a proper
application is made, that our people
will respond most libcrally.
President Millett thinks that the pro-
posed line is good one, as otherwise
he would not recommend his friends
to embark into it. Hc lives himself
in South Carolina, and is interested
in n South CAROLINA (tho Port RoyaI9
Road, and hence would prefer tic
South Carolina connection with tho
Blue Ridge Road TO anyothcr. Those
who will oppose this enterprise will
most naturally be those interested in
tho I1aftwell connection, and those in
tho proposed connection between
Ninety.Six and .somo. point on the
South Carolina Railroad below Aiken,
which would enlist in it's behalf the
friends of those two Roads. To oror-
Come these. opposing intcrosts we
must ga to. work and show that wo
are in earnest-put our shoulders TO
the whoel and rely upon others only
after relying upon ourselves, They
only can expect help from the Legis.
latnre OF. any other; quarter. who are,
disposed to heIp themselves. II s,,s2I
= u ~. 'Aer
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The T DUE West. CoMMEscEsrzNr,- :
We direct attention. to the announce: amour 4:
mont Of the annual Commenctem,ieon,t t
Ct the Male and Fenale . Colleges : at
Dye West, which We makoin. a,lotber
eelqPn: These OCCASIONS sfs af&aysiai:
tesealing. sgd the forthcoming. oae ) \
promises all of its usual ..atfractions.
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nS3" We arc indebted TO the Preston
Literary Society Of Wofrord College
for an invitation to attend the Annu
al Celebration OF, the 2Slh inst.
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,sg Tho growing crops under the
Stimulus Of favorable rains and
warm weather promise well, though
ihe same agencies havo stimulated al
so the growth Of The grass, and i'm
posed double duty upon our farmers.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair whcro the follicles are destroyed,
or tho glands atrophicd and dccayed.
But such Us remain can 10 saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty scdi-
mont, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional uso will prevent tic hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Frco
from those delctcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
Injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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ES" a1ai. John 'AlcXandcr Of the
Congarcc Iron Works, Columbia, will
accept our thanks for files OF foreign
papers.
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4. " WHIrrEMoRE.-The House Of Rep.
7 essentatives has refused ~ d vote
Gf q, lslyeasa te a. 2 "A nays toD s receive +
~ Aittemore. itlsa .sssY .:!g!Nv. SAT Z
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Eeh- We direct attention to tho nd
vcrtiscmcnt of Oliver 4 Yo.lng's Pol.
table Wheat Thrashcr.
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Ayers
Hair rVigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cffectual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to- its original color,
arith tic gloss and
freshness Of youth.
fNl: H. ,1.p
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sas' Messas Frowbridge & Co., nd
Ver''so rcsh.arrivals Of Hay, and an
assortment of Lcthcr.
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EXTRA TRAIN.

nN Sunday morning, Bird July, an
~ accommodation train will leavo
Abbevillc, for Columbia, ut s o'clock.
Lcrsons attending tho celebration at
Columbia, on tho 4th July, will DO
laSSed there and back for one fare
SI.25.
ID. R. SONDLEY;;
q, Agent.
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EE7y" Sec advertisement of. the sale
Of Western lands by Mr.. w. b. Dorm.
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Opened on the 2oth Julv.

For tho accommodation Of visitors. No
PAINS or expense will he spared in rroviL,
ing for the conCtrt aud crjuymsnt of
guests.
With the advantage Of a superior Hotel
in healthy and beautiful country, added
TO tlre curative properties Of tho water,
and ;he plraSantness Of ihi, delightful VIII
lagc, we believe that the invalid or pleas
ure-seeker can find no place Of the kind
lcreabcnt where The time will 10 spcn,
more prolitab'y or agrceaLly.
The rooms are large and airy aud arc so
arranged as TO furnish many convenienccs.
especially to families who do not wish to
Ie separated.
The Table will be always furnished will,
the best the country and cities can afford
and in their culinary department, they
would say, that they have secured the ser
vices of those who cannot fail to please
even the most fasii,liuuS.
Complete faciIities are likewise afforded
Tor amusemcnts, in word, the propricto,
flalters himself, that lie has left nothing un.
Jone that might afford pleasure and com.
fort Of his guests.
A few good horses and buggics will
be found constantly Gu hand, for The ac-
commodation Of visitors.
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Willfantston Springs,

TnE largo and con,nc,licns ttOrEr.
h at This delightful walc,iog.rlace has
oeen Thoroughly repaired, nnd huol up
with new Furniture, Wdcr tho surc,in-
!cndence Of JOHN a. MAYS, and viii
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-06-24
HAIR DRESSING,

PRICE $1oO.
For sale by PARK ER g. LEE, ALbcvillc.
June %, lS70,9, I'm.