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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

SAD ACCIDENT. We regret to an.
popuce that the Hon J. Hol|iushead,
ou" Senator, received a painful injury
on Saturday morning last, which has
confined him to bed eyer since.
Whilst running after q chicken in the
yard, he struck his head with such
force against a projecting beam as
to scalp the upper part OF the fore
head and crown, i,.flcting very Sc
we're wound. we trust that ho will
very soon recover.
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Wednesday, April 8, 1878.
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A liberal deduction from the aoovs
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of respect are charged for at the usua
rates Of advertising.
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New Advertisements

The following is thelist of new advers.
tisements:
New Goods-Quarles & Perrin.
Corn-Wardlaw & Edwards.
Sealed Proposal-W P Nickel
lar.
Trial Justices-J. F. G. DuPre.
To- the Ladies-Jas " Fowler
& Co.
New Spins Goods-=W D Mars
4 Brother. ....... .,...<
Final Disclarge-J G Wosman'
sky:
Estate Notice-John A Adams
Andrew Stevenson.
School Notice-W M Presley
Sheriff's Sale-E l. Guffin.
Notice Of Sale-J A Adams,
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IMPROVEMENTS. - Mr.. II. W,
Lawson has just put the finishing
touch to the tin roof upon Mr.
John Knox's new brick dwelling
and will complete that Of Cothrar
& Wilson's Stores in q. few days
He is having the upper rooms
above the post office plastered ane
fitted Up generally: cothrana s
Wilson will in a few days com
mepce the excavations for the
foundations of large two story
store adjoining Trowbridge & Co.'S
store. I.Ae Baptists are preparing
for the erection Of their churcl
building. a ..
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THE Storm OF TUESDAY: Mr.. R.
Q. McAdams reports that great
deal of fencing and the largest forest
trees wcrQ bloyp down by the terrifiic
storm of Tuesday, in the ncighbor.
hood of Shiloh Church. Mr.. Clayton
Jones suffered more than his neigh
bors, in injury dono to his dwelling
by the blowing down Of shade trees.
Nearly all of the garden fencing OF
the neighborhood was blown down.
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OPENING DAY.-We need not re,
mind our lady friends that this is
'HOpening Day. at the Emporium
OF Fashion, and have no doubt that
for a week past both in town and
country they have been anticipat,
ing a rich treat. We arc sure that
they will not be disappointed, and
that they will all have the pleasure
Of regaIing their eyes with one Of
the finest stocks of the season.
See advertisement elsewhere, and
read before going. . p.
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MEssns. ". p. MARS & BROTH
ERs, at CaIhoun's Mills, are now
receiving their Spring and Summer
Stock to which he invites the at.
tention of his friends. Their stock
has been carefully selected and vii
be sold at reasonable rates. They
feel assured Of their ability te
please in price and quality, and oul
friends would do well to call.
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MEsses: QUARlEs g. PERRIN ar

MEssas: QUARlEs g. PERRIN are
now Offering large and elegant
Spring and 'summca stock, tc
which they invite the attention OF
their friends andopatrons. They
have a choice assortment of Dry
Goods white goods, gloves and
scarfs in the greatest Variety
large aud select stock of cloths.
cassimeres and ,eady-made cloth
ing-and. all the staple dry goods
and groceries for planters, all o:
which they will sell on the best o:
terms. ... ,.'.....-
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PERILs OF TIE SEA.-One Of the
most terrible Of ocean calamities was
that which occurred during the past
week, in the loss Of the steamer At
lantic, of the White Star line, run.
ming between London and New York
with the destruction Of $50 lives ou,
of 97s ou board. According to the
statement Of Capt. Williams, the
steamer was running SHORT Of coal,
and her course was changed to Hall.
fax. to obtain supply, when, at 3
o'clock on the morning of lst April,
she ran on Meagher's Rock, some
twenty odd miles Southwest Of Hall:
fax. and went down, losing more than
ope-half Of all on board, including
every woman and child. That very
great culpability lies at the door OF
some one seems to be clear, and the
evidence will doubtless soon be forth
coming. To suppose that tho acci-
dent could not have becn avoided,
with proper care that upon one OF
the great highways Of COMMERCE, and
at the entrance of ono Of the best
known harbors in the world, an ocean
steamer, provided WITH chart and
compass and all the appliances Of the
naviyator's art, should have been run
blindly upon the rocks Of a dangerous
coast, would be reflection itself upon
the progress of nautical science. If
this be so, We had better 60 to school
to the ancicnts, and take lessons from
the Phenician navigators. ...
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pa- We had the pleasure Of meet
ing hero Oh Monday night, the Rev
Mr.. Young; Of the Presbyterian
Church, on his way to Prcsbytery
Mr.. Y. is we'll known in Abbcrille as
u laborious and faithful minister,
having exercised pastoral charge
here for several years with great ac-
ccptability. He is now the pastor of
two aourishing churches in Ander-
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THE WEEKLY HERALq. - We
have received copy of this large
and wcll-flled weekly, which is
now issued from the Office of the
Daily Eue'Nag Herald, Columbia,
The paper is ably edited and pre-
sents an interesting summary of
all the current news.
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FARAING IN THE LowNDEsv1LLE
cT1oN-HEALTH.-We learn from
Mr. C. T. Latimer, a worthy and
intelligent farmer Of the Lowndes-
Vile seetion, that all in that vicini-
ty who planted early have good
stands of corn, and that the far.
mers are now actively engaged in
preparing their lands for cotton.
The wheat crop is good, but a little
backward. The Fall oats have
been seriously injured, and will
not average more than a third of a
a stand: Late oats are generally
good, With good stands: The
health OF the'ncighborhood good;
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

DIARY AND CALENDAR.-We are
indebted to our friend Capt. Ed.
ward Cowan, the agent of Whanis
Raw Bone super-P Phosphate, the
popular fertilizer, for neat diary
and calendar furnished by him to
planters, which we find both neat
and convenient. Those who may
favor him with their patronage vii!
be furnished with a convenient
handbook, conveying all proper in'
formation as to its management.
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MEssRs. WARDLaw & EDWARD

MEssRs. WARDLAw & EDWARDS
invite the attention of the public
to their "daily opening Of al
the best goods Of the season, and
feel assured that they can make il
to the interest of their friends tc
give them call. Together Will
all the staple dry goods they offer
a full stock Of groceries and pr.oe'vilss'
ions, and a fine lot of corn. .. .
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SOCIAL RE-UNI"N-Our friend, Mr.
]. F. c. DuPre, had pleasant re
union of the young people of both
sexes at his house. on last Thursday
night, at which music and song, and
a sumptuous feast contributea highly
to the enjoyment of tho evening
The entertainment passed off lighly
to tho qualification Of all concerned
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

The TAX ON SaATE OFFICERS
SAL4R1Es.-The State judges, whose
salaries were taxed under the income c
tax law havo nearly all received 9
refund of the same, in accordance
with tho decision Of the Supreme
Court in tho case Of Bluffinton VS..
Day. Snndry 9th or State officers
have also filed claims in anticipation
of decision in their favor. .... .
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p@+ A destructive fire occurred
in .Walhalla on Monday of the past
week, from the breaking'of a ker-
osinc lamp, Which resulted II a loss
Of $4,000. There was but little
insurance. ;.lr-.. &c.,. ..,.. =.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

The DAILY GRApH1c:--We haEe
received a copy of this novel speci-
men of newspaper enterprise-an
illustrated daily. The paper has
met with very great success, and
seems to deserve it. The illustra-
tions are made by a new process,
and are said to mark a new era in
the art. The literary and news
matter is of the highest order.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

SALE OF TIE CHARLESTON CoU:-
R1ER. 49, This valuable journal,
which has been so long connected
with the past history Of the State,
and has SO long represented its best
Interests was sold on Thursday last
to the Charleston News for the
small sum of $7.l00.
"!lhe sale of the Courier establish:
ment took place yesterday, at putlic
auction as advertised. Mr.. q H.De
Leon conducted the sale, which re-
suited as follows: The good will, sub
scription list and material Of the dai
ly and tri-wcelsly Courier were sold to
Messrs, Riordan, Dawson & Co., fol
S7,1O0 Tue bound volumes OF the
Couripr-completo file-were sold tc
Mr.. G. A. Spotord, for $3.50. 1t is
said that thEy were purchased for tho
Congressional Library at Washing
ton. Seventy.six volumes of the
Courier, 1904 10 1872, were sold tc
Capt. W, A. Courtenay, of this city
The files of the City Gnzefte were pur'
chased by Mr.. S. Y. Tuppcr, for The
Chamber Of Commerce..
/ The News says
"The public sale Of the Charleston
Courier, yesterday, resulted in its pur
chase by the p'oprietors of the Ievs
This is OF course, viii necessitate
somo change in the management o.
the combined Journals and we shal
take the earliest possible opportunity
Of advising the public Of what sbal
be the course Of liberal and pro
grcssive newspaper which will ther
represent both the hoary age and tbt
lusty vigor ot,tbe new South Carolina
to which through good and evil re
port, we are bound forever"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

PASSION WEEE.-This week be,
ing that known in the Church cal.
ender as "Passion Week" there
will be daily afternoon services in
Trinity Church, except on Good
Friday, when there will be morning
service commencing at eleven
o'clock. Sunday being Easter
Sunday, the Communion will be
administered: There will be three
services during the day-at 7 A.
NJ, at IL A. NJ. and at 4::3Q ?; n:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

BuRxI REcoRDs-We will publish
in our next issue. the ACT passed at
the recent session Of the Legislature
for the perpetuation of the Burnt
Records Of Abbev:lle. 1t is an Act
which affects the titles generally Of
our citizens.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

~ Betsy Collier, a colorod wo-
man, about seventy-two years Of age
the former servant of Mrs. Ellen l.
Parker, died near Calhoun's., Mills, on
last Saturday night. She was a
member of Hopew' II Presbyterian
church for nearly forty years, and died
perfectly resigned.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

nv "A telegram from. Baltimore
brings the intelligence of the death OF
Sister Ahtonia, the Mother Superior
of the Carmelite Convent in that
city. She was a native of this State,
and the sister of Right Rev. P. N.
Lynch Bishop Of this Diocese, and OF
DR.. John Lynch of this city. ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

THE WEATHER. Spring has set
in, and Summer seems not to lag
far behind; On Sunday we learn
that the thermometer stood at 80
degrees in the shade: r., 5a. ri
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

re- A kerosine lamp took fire
in McDonald's bar room on Mon
day evening last and was thrown in
the Street, without further damage
than the breaking Of the lamp:
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u. S. CIRCUIT CoVnr.-In the
list of Jurors drawn for the Z. S.
Circuit Court which is nowin :ses-
sion in Charleston, we see the nam E
of our townsman, Mr.. Thos. a.
Sullivan: ~; :I a. Sd. 4.
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H@- A private letter from the
Hon. J. L. Orr to Col. .Chjlds, Of
Columbia, announces the improve.
ment Of his health since he left this
country. 49,.
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ABscoSDED. = We regret to state
that a citizen, living q tcw miles above
town, recently deserted his wife and
two little children. Some Of oul
merchants sustained considerable
loss by this unexpected conduct OF Il
hi hcrto respectable gentleman;
cause of his unnatural conduct, bad
whiskey aud Observation-Disclosures Con-
selVukOr.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

ia we learn from the Green
ulle Republican that after the 18th
inst, Judge Cooke will take up his
residence in that. city, where all
communications will reach him. q.
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MEy1NG1T1s.-.Our friends in II

MENINGITIS Our friends in the
country, we believe, are 1r. unneces'
sarily alarmed about the meningitis
at this place. Up to this time only
two deaths have occurred from this
disease, and all the other cases, only
a fey in number, are convalesci ing.
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| Sheriff IS Omce, -
Anril !. 1873, 42ff
Final Discharge.

MIOTICE is hereby given that DR.. J:
Ia III. Bell, Administrator with dm
will annexed, de 6onis aon9t the Estate
of Alexander Winn, deceased, has APP
piled to Glas. W.nGuffin, Judge Of Pro-
bate, in and for. the Cdnnty LOT -Abbe-
Vile, for a final discharge as Adminis-
TRAITOR with the will annexed, de 6onis
non.
1t isOrderedr Thatytha, ninth day Of
May, A. d. 1878, be fixed for hearing OF
Petition, and final settlement Of isaligI
Estate.
yerv~v ). g. syVOSNANSkY,
a 2,s q iSGC. p. A. c..
April s, 1878; 5e-it .az,, o. .,..,f'
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The FRUIT, we learn, in many y
sections has been killed by the re:
cent cold weather, and there is but
a slim prospect generally Of a fruit
crop.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-04-09

EASTER MoSDAY:-Nlonday next
being Easter Morday, there will be
a meeting of the congregation of
Trinity Church, to elect officers for
the ensuing year.
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Sheriff s Sale.
$50 Acres.

more or less, 1situated in Abbeville
County, on Rocky Creek, bounded in
"A. B.is57, by lands Of Bennett Rey-
nolds, Isaac Logan, John Romans and
ALBERT Waller, whereon John Irwin
then lived, being formerly the real es-
tatesof JanesIrwin, deceased, and<nowy
bounded bylands of Bennett Reynolds,
A. M.tBlake,, DR.. r. W. NYilliamss and
Others, levied on as the property Of j.
w. Irwin; at the suit of FL. q. Klugh.
TERMS CASH. q, 80, 80.
Terms of sale must be complied with !
within one hour. after sale or the proper
L. P, GUFFIN,
tn s S. a. c.
Sheriff IS OAice,
April |, 1873, 42-ff Ga14
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N@ The anderson Htell,ye''cer
urges the formation of hook and
ladder companies, and the purchase
of improved fire cXtinguislers.
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TO the Ladies'.
... 5, - ~ -,

TIN our Stock this Spring, we
\ we have endeavored to
combine low prices with beauty,
taste, novel and uncommon
styles. We have goods differ
ent from any other House. we
have certain lines Of Goods
much below market prices
having bought by the case from
first hands. In our MILF
merry DEPARTMENT will
be found the most elegant stock
in the State. In DRESS
GOODS and: WHITE GOODS
our stock has been doubled, also
Laces, Embroideries, Corsets,
Skirts, Bows, Scarfs, Sashles and
Ribbons. The newest Han
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Long
Cloths, Beautiful Prints, House
Furnishing Goods, Laces eol
Curtains, Oil Cloths, Carpe-
tings, &c. The best taste is EN-
Fployed to take charge Of the
MILLINERY AND DRESS
MAKING DEP PARTMENTS
The following ladies will be
found with us: ... @.s
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Sealed Proposals


WILL be received until FRIDAY
the 22d day of May ncNt, to arrange
and index the OLD EQUITY Pa
PERS. The Proposals must be in
Duplicate, accompanied by a Bond,
legally executed, ,Jor $500, with ap-
proved security: conditioned upon
the faithful and proper perform
ance of tho work. Specifications
may be seen at the Oilice OF the
County Commissioners.
W. p. MNkELLAR,
Gu: B. Co. Com'rs.
Office Co. Com'rs, a. c: IT,,
April 7, 1873, 1t.
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TIE SECOND PREsBYTERY OF the
Associate .Refo. med Church meets in
Due West on Friday next.
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CorroN AND CORN. - One OF the
most lamentable featares of opr ma
tcrial condition is the dependence Of
the South upon other sections for the
nccessaries of life upon the West
for our grain and pork, and upon the
North for almost every Implement Of
manufacturing industry. This all
grows out of the suicidal policy of
ncglecting everything else in our de-
votion to the culture of the great
staple. Cotton indeed should be king,
but we DO our best to dethrone him
when we neglect to raise our own
nece:s sary supplies, and thus pay
tribute to other sections out Of our
own hard earnings. We must diver
sify our industry, and manufacture
everything, cotton included, at home.
But to do this we must raise our own
provisions, and not subject ourselves
TO the double risk of famine from the
failure of our own and the foreign
crop. Independence is tho lesson
that We have yet to learn, and when
once independent, we will be able to
turn to some account tho priceless
boon which is conferred upon US in
the possession Of the great staple
BY giving diversity to. our industry
and limiting the cotton culture, with
out diminishing onr resources, we
devote. opr WHOLE income to the en-
couragement Of home enterprises and
the Development of home industry
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. zs MASONIC SoYrcE.
Hall Of Clinton Lodge, 40. s1. = p NJ z
ADBEv1ILB, S. G.: April . 1913.
Regular Communications of this
Lodge viii be held at Lodge Rooma !
on Monday evening NEXT 44tf
inst a fulrattendaneejis desired.
By order Of the w; N M.,rs 1-ts..fsss
}. C. WOSMANSKY,
~ Secretary.
, April 8, 1873, Ait ~ a9dzf'ts
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- 7'-' ~
". D. MAR&& BROTHERS,
Calholun's=1 Hills, :

TEAVE received their SPRING and
NTH SUMMER SUPPLY of EVERY
THING usually kept ina country store.
which they arc offering at low prices
They buy for cash and can afford to sell
cheap.
April D, lSlZ,sDz--Hln X
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SEC. As. sstf any If1ai Sftstice siiaii
.ncglect or retussr 70 !mgg jasrs'!|1 's!|spri
"fues and, penalties cG'lected
shy himin anJ crrininnal ari min ca eaass Sc /
Esoy proceeding, se !, shall, ,: .oa y
-. f.. conviction there,o7 o71,Gs = sueJees
''to fna, Of nat less taaa ole
''hindred Nor more than one
{, "thousantl dollars, aild impiis-
s'ouaent not. less than three
s'nor more than sig months.
ssand shall be dismissed from
"otiicereand disqpalified from :
.holding any Office ofstrust &
: "and profit under the1State OF 4
''SouthF Carolina"
49, Take due notice. and govern
yourselves accordingly. 80
J. f. C:DuPRE,
a3.'' CO. Treasurer: 3
April9, 1878, 52s# ina FfT sfEs
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Trial justices.
Extract from Chapter XIV, Gen.

Extract from Chapter XIV, Gen.
: eral Statutes.
SEC. a., "That all fines and dpenat
cites imposed and collected by
HTrial justices in criminal
"causes shall be JorthU'h turn
.sed over by them to the Conn.
Z ''ty Freasurerssof their sespee- =
"tiye Counties, for County
"purposes: Procidm, That
9 "when, by law, airy peson or
sfpersops is or are entitled ~
'.informsr or informers, ito any q
portion Of, the fine II q penalty
,"imposed and COLLECTED, tue !
sssame shall be Immediately PAID
"over to- him OF thems eS 7
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AGENTS WANTED ron THE
GREAT INDUSTRIES
or THE UNITED STATES.

1900 pages ani 400 onyras'ng-, printed
IL Enslis1 hai German Written By ~
eiuinrmi authors. including tahn u Tough,
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ham. llnraes t;fsfle,. L. u Perkins, .ie.
Thi. work Ism complete h,s,er. OF vi
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encyclopedia Il ar,a ani manufactures ami
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III clnas~s Il liz h.nk Il roll ~ agent.
Who Are u King ltrgr sales IA III parts II
The country II II tifrred ii ihr Nv .,ise
of a ~. aul is ths rhslrr.' hpsa .vcr Ill
hy. Subscription NJ family snnu,s b. w.tL.
al rnliy We wans Agent in every town
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