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WHAT IS vEGETINE ?

II is compound extracted from banks, roots
and herbs. 1t Is natures remedy. 1t is per-
fectly harmless from any bad effect upon the
system. 1t is nourishing and strengthening.
IL acts directly upon the blood. 1t Qulets the
nervous system. 1t gives you q good, sweet
sleep ut night. 1t is a great panacea for our
aged fathers and mothers. for IL gives them
strength, quiets their nerves, and gives them
natures sweet sleep-as has been proved by
many an aged person. 1t is the great Blood
Purifier. II Is a soothing remedy for our child
rem. It has relieved ana cured thousands. 1t
II very pleasant TO take; every child likes It.
1t relieves and cures all diseases originating
from impure blood. Try the Vegetine. Give II
a fair trial for your complaints; then you will
say to y0ur,friend, neighbor and acquaintance !:
"Try II 1t has cured me-"
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TAILORING BUSINESS Fou SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER. owing to poor health, OF
i rers for sale his tailoring business, located
at Brandon, Vt. The business has been estab-
llshed IL years, ana to anyone wishing to go
into the tailoring business this is rare oFpor-
tunity; Will sell fixtures OF shop and goodwill
of business. lnquire OF W. c. Slmonds, IN
whose block the shop is located, or OF the sub
scrber, Tor terms, etc. A. HAASE.
Brandon, W., Oct. I, 1878 oI-dlw'
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Can't go TO Church. Why not? U, my
cough would disturb the congregation. cure
IL then with "Hales Honey or Horehound and
Tara pure vegetable remedy, unfailing as
the sun and mild ami harmless as the summer
air. Sold by all druggists. Pixies Tootheche
Drops cure In minute. sept3Od&w4w
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Report from a Practical Chemist
ana ApOthecary.
BOSTON, Jan. ], 1874.
Dear Sir-This Is to certify that l have sold
at retail l54h dozen (ls52 bOttles) or your Vege-
tine since April u, 1870, and can truly say that
IL has given the best satisfaction or any remedy
for the complaints for which 1t is recommended
that ever Sold Scarcely a day passes with
out some or my customers testsfying TO Its
merits on themselves or their friends. ! am
perfectly cognizant OF several cases or scrofu-
lous tumors Being cured by vegetine alone In
this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours.
Al GILMAN, 46s Broadway.
To II. II. STEVENS, Esq. sepi6d&wlm
Vesetine is Sold By all Druggists.
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-NAGS.-We have now In stock an assort

TAGS.-W have now IN stock an assort-
i ment OF Dennison's Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we VIII
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock OF Philips Sc
curity Hook-Tags," a very convenient and SER
yiceabIe article formerchants. Among It's adj
vantages are: Goods can De more readily mark
curely 10 ked that II cannot become detached
from thegoods; no chance OF the tag becoming
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them
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Taking into consideration the character of
its vouchers, the history OF its cures and the
fairly entitled the reading medicine OF the age.
For scrofula In the blood, vegetine Is an in
fallible remedy, and no person need suffer from
tumors, ulcers, and all diseases arising from
impure blood, II Vegetlne is used according to
directions. There Is not case of scrofula in
existence that vegetine will not cure provided,
however, the vital functions have not lost their
power OF action, all that may be said to the
contrary Notwithstanding
vegetine is pleasant TO the taste, mild in its
influence, and absolute inits action on disease,
as the following unquestlonable evidence Will
show.
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over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
everywhere.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-13
The Term of Office of the Circuit
Judges-An Important Question.

The decision of the supreme court of
this state in the case Of Wright rs.
Charles (4th volume of Richardson's IS
Reports, page l7S) has all important
bearing it seems to us, upon the cleo
ton of circuit judges, i'll establishing
the principle that where term OF Office
is fixed by the constitution person
elected to such office, whether to MI a va,
cancy or not, must hold office for the full
term. Under this decision (if it be ap-
plicable to circuit judges the term OF
Judge Carpenter elected December -,
1921 does not expire unit December,
1876; that of Judge Cooke elected Jan
uary IA, 1879 until January, 1877; that
of Judge Reed elected December, 1871
until December, 1878; and that OF Judge
Shaw elected January, 1879 until jan
uary, 1879. The Judges named were
elected to fill vacancies caused by death
or resignation of office, and were elected
for the unexpircd terms of those whom
they succeeded ; but, as we understand
it, the decision in Wright rs. Charles
gives them, nevertheless, the right to
hold office for the full term of four
wears, fixed by the constitution.
In June, 1868, Il man, nalucd Moss,
was elected clerk of the court in Dar-
lington county, but failed to qualify.
An election was held on May p, 1863,
to fill the vacancy, and Wm. + Chales
was elected. At the general election in
October, 1872, Jonathan Wright was
elected to the office, and on November
% was commissioned by the governor.
Wright qualified Oh November 2S, and
demanded possession Of the office, which
was refused, and the question he
fore the court was whether Charles
should have surrendered possession.
II state constitution provides (articlc
1, S otion 27) for the election in each
county, of o." clerk for the court Of COM
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Mt. Carmel Dots.

Dennis left for Due West on the 9TH :?
Katie is very melancholy, almost in
consolable, but she expects to take a
trip to Georgia soon hope she will re-
turn in better spirits.
The Associate Reformed people
around Mt. Carmel are becoming anX-
ious TO have :arvice at Lodimont again.
One young'fi,an that goes 10 willing
ton calls his lady Cove pickle" when
she l'rOwns at him.
Rev. VIM. H. Davis, of Mt, Carmel,
expects TO move to Lincotnton, Ga.,
next year.
MIR. Patrick McCelvey has returned
from Atlanta, and gone into business
with Mr.. w. ID. Mars.
A young lady near Mt. Carmel met
her old sweetheart's dog last Sabbath
evening, an6 was rs glad to see him ms
she would have been to see his master.
II is getting fashionable for the young
men to 90 deer hunting in DugSles'
One from Mt. Carmel was hunting q
week or two since, but he was not very
successful; two deer (dear) passed the
stand but neither were caught.
One young lady is expecting some
young men from Georgia. but it is high
ly probable that she will be dlsappoint-
ed,
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Deaths

DIED, at quarter before 10 o'clock p.
M, October 4, 1875, in the 10Th year OF
his age, Mr.. Hiram Palmer. He was
for f6rty-nine years a resident of the
lower portion of this County, and, eX-
cept for seven months, an occupant OF
the very building in which he died.
Our venerable citizen, Mr.. Palm
er, left Virginia with his father in 1909,
and has been a resident Of our County
since a boy of twelve years. He was
bereft of his aged companion on the
23d of December last, and though quite
feeble at the time and since, yet he bore
with remarkable fortitude this heavy
stroke. He was sick for about one
mouth, though not very ill for more
than week previous to his death. He
leaves two sons and two daughters, aud
two grandchildren, together with large
circle Of friends, to mourn his loss,
They have the sympathy of many
friends. 3. F. NJ.
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The State Fair and Abbevllle
Voice from the Saluda.

Editor AJbcriNc Press and Bdnner:
A writerin the Metliunl few weeks
ago, called attention to the $500 premi-
um offered by the South Carolina Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society, to the
County exhibiting The largest collection
of products, (in any and all the depart
ments) at the State Fair, TO be held in
Columbia early in next month.
2, I for another am willing to aid him in
making up this collection, and think it
a capital suggestion, that we all send
something, or many things, If we can,
to our own County Fai', 10 add to its
success, and when that closes, ship on
the articles to Columbia, and let there
be rousing sentry" made on the books
of the Secretary, of the skill, industry,
and ingenuity OF The farmers and me-
chanics Of Abbevlle County, aud their
wives and daughters.
Old db6cpiNc-thc Banner County, al
ways has been-Iet us say, always shall
he. Let the Savannah side" bring up
her products, you may depend on
SALUDA.
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SOLICITOR BLYTHE has been constant
ly at his post during the present term of
the Court, doing good service to the
State. He is an active anda and efficient
officer, and whilst doing his whole duty
to the State, tempers the law in mercy
to the criminal The State has no better
officer.
THE case of the State against Jerry
Coleman for the murder OF Adam
Hackett, was continued until o'clock
last night. All the witnesses, with one
or two exceptions, were examined be-
fore the Court adjourned.
WooD.-We would suggest to our cit
liens, as Il matter of economy, to buy
their fire wood cut up. When man
buys Il dollars worth of wood, it seems
rather hard to have to pay fifty cents to
have it cut into sticks two feet long.
REvs. w. +. PEARSON and Jas. L..
Martin will, by appointment of Presby-
terry Of South Carolina, hold three
days's meeting at Bethia chuach, be-
ginning on Friday, October 10th.
ROSENBERG advertises q splendid
stock ut low rates. tIe is prepared 10
offer bargains. Call and examine for
yourselves, at the cheap cash store.
Read advertisement.
The axle of Rev. J. l.. Martins
wagon broke on Monday evening, COM
ing down the Blue Hill. The horses
ran off, and scattered the wagon along
the road, badly bruising the driver.
ONE Of the greatest attractions at the
Fair will be the Entertanm ents in the
Court House on Wednesday evening.
Abbevillc's talent and beauty will fur
nish an evenings rare enjoyment. Ev-
erybody is going. Secure your tickets
early, before the seats are all taken.
A COLOEED convention was held in
Augusta, Ga, last week. They opposed
emigration out of the State.
READ the we'll considered extract OF
the Charleston Ne,Us d: Courier, upon the
official term of our Judges.
A MAss-MEErING is to be held at Wal
halla OH the I'd of November, to renew
the Blue Ridge Railroad enterprise.
CONE to the Fair next week. You
will be sure to have a good time. Come
one, come all.
PRETTY GIRLS.-AbbeVllle mas tne
prettiest girls and more Of them than
any town in the upcountry.
PERSONS having their wood cut to fire
lengths, can always get the preference at
this Office.
The nice new store of Messrs. Vance,
Mosely & Co., at Hodges Depot, will
soon be ready for occupancy.
DIR. w. G. NORWOOD is building q
nice new dwelling at Hodges Depot.
DN'T fail to read Mr., Rosenberg s
advertisement. lie means all he says.
SET out q few shade trees this fall, and
they will bring big return in days TO
come.
ALWAYS enrich your soil by home
made fertilizers.
EVERYBODY is expected to be at the
Fair next week.
THE horn of the 'possum hunter can
be heard every night.
SEE what ";Saluda" has to say about
Savannah.
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From Wilmington.

Mr.. Samuel McBryde fell off a foot
bridge one night last week, as he was
crossing creek with young lady. He
is cold water man.
Mr.. John McCallister has an attrac-
ton for some of the Wilmington dlvln-
tiles.
Master Bobbie Cowan, son of Mr. +;
w. Cowan, picks from two hundred ana
fifty to three hundred pounds OF cotton
a day. He is an industrious little fel-
low, only ten years old. wy,
The grass crops are good about vii,
lington. Carrck Vinson, is estimated
will maize 40, 900 tons of hay, if he can
only gather it. .-
The post master at Wilmington is sick.
We wish him speedy recovery:
Some of the young ladies of Wiling
ton plant pop corn for their beaus: II
the beaus are not exceedingly dull they
may take hint.
Mr.. Sam. McBryde has returned from
Georgia. He reports the "river up"
Mr.. John Morrah has gone to Efskine
College, 1T Due West. -.
Johnson's cotton has worn out his
neighbor's cows teeth.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION AT
HoPEwELL CHURCH. AN Interesting
Sunday School Celebration came otf at
Hopewell Presbyterian Church on FIJI
day last. The Sunday School is in a
tiourishing condition numbering some
eighty scholars, under the superintend-
ence of Mr.. NJ. o. McCaslan, assisted ny
corps of competent teachers. a large
audience assembled to hear the speak
ers, but of those invited the Rev. II. n.
Pratt, of this place was alone present.
After an appropriate prayer, and AFTER
some charming singing by the school,
Mr.. Pratt delivered an excellent ana
earnest address which was well received;
The Rev. J. f. Gilbert was then called
upon, and made some appropriate ana
well timed remarks.
Dinner was then announced, ana
there was q bountiful SUPPLY of 9ood
things Of which the whole congregation
partook. After dinner Major w. X.
Bradley and his son Mr.. John +. Brad
lev were called out and made very eX-
cellent speeches to the scholars. Prizes
were then distributed to the pupils for
punctuality in attendance, and for etfl-
cheney in committing scripture to mem
ory. The meeting then adjourned.
The occasion was one of much interest.
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GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.

It is natural for people suffering with
dyspepsia and liver complaint or any
derangement of the digestive organs,
such as sour stomach, sick headache,
habitual costiveness, palpitation of the
heart, heart burn, water-brash, gnawsiip,g
and burning pains at the, the , PIT OF ths g
disagreea5le taste in the mouth, coming
up Of food after eating, low spirits, &C.,
to put Oft from day to day buying an ar
ticie that they know has cured their
neighbor, friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith in it until it is too late:
But if you will 60 to your druggist and
get bottle of Green's August Flower,
vour immediate cure is RS certain as you
live. Sample bottles of this medicine
can be- obtained for 10 cents, to try It's
superior virtue. Regular size IS cents.
Try it, two doses will relieve any case.
Oct. 6, 1875 2G-tf
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Market Reports.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
B RN w E L L & c o .
COTTON BROKERS
AND DEALERS IN


GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
ABBEvILLE, Oct. 13.
Cotton, ,................. ll3 to II
LIVERPOOL, October LIP NJ
Cotton trm-lniddling uplands 6 1916;
middling Orleans # sales $4,000; spec
ulation and export 5000; receipts $500;
American $1,000; to arrive easier; sales
middling uplands, low middling clause.
TsnrppC1 OUtUocr; eEvvcI1orrU OF Deceln-
ber, 81 October delivery, St sales mid
ding Orleans, low middling clause,
shipped October or November, l-lG.
New YORK, October ll.-Cotton quiz
ct and firm; sales 47O-upiands l3s Or
leans II. Futures opened quiet aud un-
settled:
6P. M.-Cotton firm; sales 626, at
133a14A consolidated net receipts 1905;
exports to Great Britain 1000; conti-
nent 2,9SG; France 3,4O2.
BALTIMORE, Oct. II Cotton firmer-
middling l3s; low middling l3; good or.
dinary l2i; ne} receipts 53. tlonr quiet
and steady.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1l.-Cotton steady
I-middIing l3sal3l, net receipts 5,oo2t
sales 800.
AUG UsTA, Oct. l1.-Cottom firm and
in good demand-middling l2ssal244; net
receipts ,l54; sales SIS.
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Consigneas.

AT THE DEpcT-For L D Bowie, A
NJ Hill, J V Schroeder, A ] Clinkscales
& Bro, G Caldwell, w G Cosby, r
McCants, A j Clinkscales, H o King,
d NJ Rogers, S Burton.
AT THE EXPRESS OFFICE-For Miss
NJ Holcomb, J b Mosely, NJ Mcneil, Nv
H Taggart, Geo Griffin, Bradley & Jay,
M M Nance, V E johnson, J Kurtz,
Mrs X G. Perrin, A Mckinley, D Jor-,
dan, S Cothran, A T Miller, T B Mill
ford, MCGOWAN & Parker.
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NINETY SIX HEARD FROM.

WE learn that difficulty occurred at
Ninety-SiX on Saturday night, when
William Royal received several severe
stabs with a knife.
WE arc pleased to hear that our friend
Mr.. f. S. Hale, of Ninety-SiX, was
somewhat better on Monday, and hopes
are entertained of his early recovery.
THE whole country around Ninety
Six is being sowcd in oats.
ONE now near Greenwood, q few
years ago gave six dollars an acre for
land, and last Spring sold the oat crop
that was then Oh it for thirty dollars ali
acre.
QUARTERLY MEETING commenced at
the new Methodist church in Ninety
Six last Saturday was two weeks ago,
and continued through last week, with
some eight or ten accessions to the
church, with Il general good feeling.
Mr.. j. w. LIpscoME's family, we
regret to learn, is still suffering from ty-
phoid fever. His second son, Willie,
aged seventeen years, is e .tremely i'll.
We wish him a speedy recovery
Cor. G. McDurr.E MILLER is SOW
ing red oats. His head is level on the
oats question, but he has some new
rinkles to learn the Changers about SOW
ing barley and rye on the same ground.
MIR. JOHN HILL, Of Fellowship
neighborhood, is the best pleased man
in all that ncighborhood. He has q
duplicate of himself.
WE hear that Mr.. Wesley Griffin has
the lumber for new house in Ninety
Six. His visits to White Hall are ON
iuous.
DIR. J. A. STUART has a very fine
turnip patch in front of his dwelling
all lie lacks is the turnips.
Mr.. LoD HILL is man of excellent
aStc.
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Dedication New Presbyterian Church
in Greenwood.

Dedication sermon on Sunday morn
ing next. Service to commence on Sat
urday morning at 10! o'clock. Mem
hers of the Abbeville, Long Cane,
Greenville, Cokesbury, Ninety Six and
Liberty Springs churches, and the pub
lie generally are invited to meet with us
on that OCCASION. Is.
Greenwood, Oct. 10, rs.
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PreSent1ncnt Of the Grand
J vll'y.
OCTOBER TERM, 1875.

TO his Honor, Judge Z. H. CooEc:
The grand jury make the following
presentmcnt:
The warrior offices of the county
have been visited by us, and such in
vestigations made as lay in our power.
The jail and poor house we find in a
satisfactory condition. In the jail the
Sheriff reports scarcity of blankets,
which need we recommend should he
supplied.
The Clerk of the Court reports no
funds OH hand; having paid out all
moneys received by him in his official
capacity. He reports 81 ,3S4.67 as collect
ed from various estates on which he has
administered which amount has not
been deposited in bank but which,
coming into his possession under the
appointment of the Probate Court rath-
than under his official bond, he holds
subject to liability as other administra.
tors.
In the office of Auditor we learn that
there Is an increase over the abstract OF
the original assessment for last year Of
$155, 900, and over the entire assessm ent
of about 100000. The amount of the
personal property of the county will
exceed that of last year by considera.
BILE sum. The entire property of the
county will approximate 100000
There is need in this Office Of q good
desk and we recommend that one be
furnished similar to that now in the
Sherif's office. .'. ...
From the Treasurer's Office we make
the following report:
Amount collected for various
County purposes, ."..."..."S61 ,4O4.9
Amount paid ut.............".58, 129. II
Amount on hand............".S9,2 ,275.7 &C
Upon investigation in this office we
find that the present Clerk and also his
predecessor have engaged in purchasing
County claims. We feel called upon tt
state that there has been difficulty ir
getting claims on this office paid; bu1
we have the assurance that in the future
there will be no such complaint. We
must state also the dissatisfaction aris-
ing from the frequent and long absence
of the Treasurer from his office. W.
call attention to this.
The conducting of the office o
County Commissioners. gives ssatifsac
ton. The public roads in differen
parts of the county are reported to be il
better condition than for the past ten
years. In one or two instances com.
plants have been made of the bad con.
dition of bridges. The attention Of the
county commissioners has been called tc
this matter.
The Judge of Probate reports on hand
81, ,596.lS, which amount is deposited
in the National Bank of Anderson, al
Anderson Court House.
III the office of Sheriff we find Sl12.-
40, which amount, being so small, has
not been deposited in any bank, but
remains on hand.
The report of School Commissioners
we give in full as received from his
Office land recommend thatsteps be taken
to remedy the evils of which he COM
plains.
This we respectfully submit.
Is. w. BARN NWELL,
Foreman:
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TIE last Methodist quarterly meet
ing commenced here on Friday last,
under the direction of the Rev. Mail
ming Brown, Presiding Elder, and con-
tinued until Sunday night. Very inter
esting and instructive discourses were
preached to large audiences, and much
Interest manifested.