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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

NO. 9ie Dor einen ber @a9en Der
0rm. YOeIdcI & Sder.r e.ipunnt.n
@iel, iheuten am Iekten Mtontas Nbenb
un Der Gde ser SdiIIer unb uisrteu
Stra6e murbsn uber che Sdobcn ongc'
ridtet worben f%onhte. bon Dem Nubr'
maun wieber untcr Gontrolc 9cbradt,
Sic llriude bss Shcuwtrbens marsn
cine Nniobl Sunaens, Die auf Der Strabe
S.H ipielten unb burd .inen gaawuri
unb ibr @eidrei hie Sbierr itsu mahten
SOfeatIi6 wsrcen fe iid bas sur 9sbre
nebmen rnO wenn Gin Subrutrt in gu
tunft pOrteifdbrt, id stpaS rubiser
verb 'Itcm ais rles biz iekt her SAN 9e'
meien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10
3bdtla6en ipre6en!
Gs III fsarebsnrs 1totiaas sas man bel
st. S., GaIemritter,
felt anfans liin.s @sIddftrs tabisr
@oDel 1t T. IT,,

nrd NJ M RIM 1870 Trc,eut tiIIistr
tnutts, Gls III 'rssnb sinsm nnerrn GeI1dit
N Der Nabe, unt ZAP er entidlp6cn 1T, / n, n, {
10 btllt9, uHe prnn mcsIi6 ned hiltiaer
3u rsrtaufen unc sueleib bic \ @aa.
rem i'm @artt su Iisfrrn.
Nas Wpclhintrarteit Il. t. autel bic 6anbar-
belt in SieIsr Se3iebuns iitsrtriTt, rdfir asten
Die unsdbIi9en MdI6inen fir fat ieees G;.Terte
ssniissnc 3suanie, Or ts,abit fein. Naentst
nm iein @sltdIt ii tnrfsblen, %ioncsrn, penn
lies jemane tbr: Is Gus lsiner eilenru
llsbsrsfusuna stFdisbt.
R. II. HASENRITTER.
Iann rteu 8sialtes bepeiIeu uus isSen srn r
SS1hrsett eeNeiben iiberseudrn.
lHbsr 1T es Sercrmanu's SntersTe ttt Sbm
rurjuiprsdsn unb iMb niht perleiter ~
laIisn, ssrtnss @aaren tbsutr IL faufsu, Rsnn
man teifer ttun tann.
Vie prriis nne bic Gnalitat Ger 0aaren ic1t.
Elm @eltatt smpfsbIen. Gesra lb s,bt muS fault
Cure
Wfobel, Matraben, SorbSnge, giIb.r.
rabmen, &eppide, Sdrge &C.,
tiIi9 fir 9anr bei
z. 8. SaItnrittfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

Na6febenbeS 9nnb tann ilr s.. 90
per Nder %aetauft ueroen. Got 2 uno Die
ilipIide 9d!fte ner Got l oes 5uoweitlldtn
&iertels uno Die iuo 9alfte uno bas9toro<
OFT. Siiboit 8iertel Der Settion 81,
SOwnibip 43, @ange q lueft in Gascon<
abe @ountD 9fo. entbaItenb 235 older
mehr ODER lpeniger. Ser Seiibtitcl miro
9arantirt. @er biQia iu faufen miinldt,
iolfe icfort i'll meiner STice uorrpred.n.
J. 9oyeII, N9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

n Im ndditen Sreitag fnSet 81
critic ~rsgeImiBi8e SeriammIuna bes
0ermlu1er lIteratiideu Gsreins itatt
Dem, b.reit5 in letter ISOLDE per01ent'
Iidten. proaranm mad gu urtbeilen.
miro NieIelbe cine redt intere6ants
Nifuire iein II ioate Wiemauo ptridu.
msn, bsrislbeu bsi,upohnen. Sebr
reyes SntereiIe miro bon NihtmitaIieoerr
itbt bsreits uber Die CUR 0ebatte tom.
men0e Srage an Den Sag gcIe9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

rA- aus bent @eridte bts Gomites
Ger Grauo Sum, mcI6eS Nie Builder oeS
9ountp e6otmciitcr8 gu prilfcn bate,
lit .rIdtlid, boB sic Ginnobmen fir ooS
Gcuntp pom |. Mou. 1874 bis l. Mop
1915 $S675. SO b~ctruatu, Die auS0oben
i.btd Die Summe boz SSS40 81 errsid'
fen, 81. Ger G6obmcifsr nuf. AnmciiNna
ous,oblte, T,Iomit s164 50 mebr oeraus-
oobt., ais CT %eiu0euommcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

rGa-Mm Gamstaa 20t,n Nou. bcran-
iuItet Die bieiile S6orfihllkm @s'EH
fdaft .inen 0robnrtig.n Saa i'll @dr'S
paIe. Sic @umit.s itub bereits nuf's
0ifriafe nit tsn Observation-Disclosures
beiddfti9t uno Miro Maes gotham UNI ren
Beiuheru eineu nuaenebmcn Nbenr St
bers:tsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

@rIt SIR bas NbbilS elm 8 abmcien.
Stn TreUnbss oGer zines Iisbcn Habin.
fsihieoenen bon elmer fleinsn 8boto
graphic per9r0Bert babem, 10 gebt iofort
su Dem i6Wimmsnoeu NteIier res 9errn
y. g. 6is'b m Der 9lnNuna. 9err
SieIS miro nur tur;e Belt in 9ermann
blei6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10
9errn q. =. Si.lo %

prodtooIn idwimmenber Yalaft Iieat
Jest al Der 0jfsntlidtn 9anbung, uno 1T
3err HielS nun ber.it, photographer
le> er Nrt auf's Bette uno @iIigite an;u,
f:rtlBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

b9-@ir per!peiien auf Die Mnseiae bon
3 Wuib & 60. @er isinefIebrnidnitt'
hinge su BEN b0Aten Yr,iien uertnuftn
min idide oieie!ben..psr Sradt an 9enonn-
te 6irma.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

Es9- 0crr q 9. NicIn MIRO nur sInsn
eGorot Eitr bleitcu uue mdbrcno eisier
3,it photographer i'll itinsm NtcI'er
an Ser 0auourg onferti3en. Spredt
lei ibm nor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

R@- Muitcrn, friib unH belitat, irerhen
te Sdw.rptl& 8ubn auf 0Qc mo9Ii6e
S9tiit iWbereitct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

- 2ittte Brown jug lit Der gtomt
zines ou~s9e3cidnctcn &laltnbats btr
BON Der Gsirml ¬t, @uu & 2Opnl'p
in uuityrem 81 rhbartd> then 6hnmnlH
iabri,irt miro. SEER Moolpb :. Yruoot
hat oieIen herrIiheu SHbnt uuf Eager.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

G.bet III 81. g. 6ielo an Der 9%ontun9,
wsnn 9bv cine cute Photographic bAben
uoIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

Ha- 8ir butten oieier Sage Sclegnr-
belt, mebrere photographer aus ber
pbotnsropbtihen GuIcris Ocs 9rn. Sobn
q. Sdolten in ct. 9ouis, Gde Der 10
uno Olive Ctr, gu ieben. SieieIter
ilnb. mas SoQenOung uno Sd0nbeit an
.bslan9t. oaS Yrddtiaits, mas mir in DIE
Ter Nrt ie gu ieben betomen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

B9@ Nud N.r,te empfsbIcn $ r. 9luz
&0ntq's $ q b 9 { r
. ruttbee, idrsibt ms Ssrr 81
9uslaae, &incennes. Srbianu. bel alien
aus Gttdltun9en Observation-Disclosures
ais ein ,uscrlilIiges SeiImittsl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

nr @usueicidnetes friides ct. 9ouis
Bier tdaIj6 bel AS@WerseI & Subn,
na5c Dem Depot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

pGa- Sprcht Dor uuO bst.0dtct Die
Yrob.b,I6cr bel
81. s. SO mi rouer,
che ibr onteremp hinNebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

( pea IrIonbtre Nufmerfidmteit tpiro
hem 6opircn unb Sergr0bern bon Ebo-
t~p0ropbieu gtiuiomct.
81 S. 81 UNI ruutr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

bT Die beiten photographer werter
an9eferti9t bel.
81. 6 M UNI brouer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

Ha- photographer isbsr Nrt Gergc-
ite4t bel 81. e. Si.los an Der 9antung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

HA Soc5sn erbalten cine 9robe 8ar-
tie Stiefel. SO III. SIee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

ra Sic fcmmen tdalid in friidlcn
Scnourqcn au, namlid Die b%eriibmten
Baltimore Nutcrn bel Sdwerscl unb
Shin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

s- ece6tn etboItcn cine grobe P'r'
tie Sdube. gS nj. Slte'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10
neutrality-suspicious. &ereim.

Saaomirtbi9aftli9er &ereiR.
Tie reesImabiae monatlide @eriamm.
lung fano am Sonntas. ben 7. bs., itatt.
Sas Yrot1toq puroe p~erl.ien unb oil.
senommen.
Der 8eridt bes Counties our &epiois
rung bes Sdnkamts wuroe bis CUR nad.
ten Seriammluna ;uriidgeleat.
SolJenae &eAnunaeu wurosn nnae.
nommen:
81 Saisnritter 81 20
s 8sbr 4 60
s Spbns so
; 90rid so
Sic Scratbuns CUR Beididuns ter
YbituteIpbiaer IustsGung fowie oi.
SeamtsnwabI wurben bis CUR nod Ell
8erfammIun9 neridObsn.
9ierauf &crtasuns.
60. Sebr, setretdr.
Setraut
burd Srn. Srieoensridter Gbas. Soft
MANI am %. Stlober:
9err Sris Setterer
nit
iSrauI. 8ilb.tmine @ilbprtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10
MbicfermnQ.

@m MOntaa. Sienstaa uno Nfittuod,
Den l5tsn, l6ten unb 17ten Mou. in Den
Stunoen bon 8 rbr Morsens bis a ubr
@admittass merhe id bel Serrn s 9
&briitel bic bon mir getauf.en Sdnitt-
hinge bon Cunningham. 9crbemont.
SapIor uno @1tbiana entgeaenusbmen
uno Butte Die psrrn @inssr plinttli9 3eit
gu balten.
6. 81 bpbius.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

Say Soe6eu erbaIten cine 9ro6e Spar
tie Sti.ieI. @ III. slice.
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0eutl6<G ngli16er
RriOuf>1ailfcrrid !

Der @srrrIfintisuns baltsr mind. i'd nod
.lni9e junae yeuts icpie Suabsn fir m,inen
AbenruutsrriAt gu eepiunsn. Ter Int,rriht
Ger anatcn it setrennt pUn benz esr iunatu
Wauner. Die llnterri6tsfG6sr fnb tehtide
une eusliits 9crreippnssns unt 6rmppItion,
ueterieBnn9sn aus tri6sn Spra6en, SudfIbr,
un9 u. !. n. Iuf @uni.b, chsr mo- uptbpencia,
tperesn 9IementorfGdsr nad,sebclt, irnls he
bpbcren He6nunasfcrmsn ipseiel aeItt.
Nds6 en unb iunseu 0amsn trtb.iI. f,rn,r
Trirat uutsrriAt i'm bauie, IL eeuIt enaliIden
&crrslpcnbtn; unb Competition, icpi. Giufubr-
une in lie elalIiibs gittsratur teirrr Csradcu
NIT bslrnrsrsr RudliGt suf iltt.ti j. Tttli4,
Wrunrlhst.
s. 8. Sitter
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Nor06eRtiflen Sfoh0,

fabrtn isselndbig nlis IA Sage SriiGtn 8aIti<
more uno Sremen uns nsGnsn paTasiers ;u
bini0ffcu Rdten aH.-Cer 4antungSplas trr
TampfihiHs it ;u9lsi9 I.pOt her Baltimore
unr Ohio Giisnbabn, tpsIGs Ta6ngirrc ron unb
mad Fem yaefleu gu 5iltaeren pr.iita trfGr<
bert, ais irgeat eins Giientabn ron Nrrr gprt
sorr philaee,fbta.
@ti glnfunfr Der 1dnpfI6iHe fpirb has Teprt
fir ale nibt @nseifslte asidlcftn. 70 bag biz
Giupanbsrrr ni6t Der @sfabr a~usseirst iinb son
Sstrussru tsihrrinesIt gu rpsresn, mas in anterfrt
5aftnpldgsn lsieer 10 oft err Jaa 1T.
Niit Oampfihifsn res 3orbbsutiden
2lopb wuroen bis @noe 1874, 540,G77
Yerfonen bef6rbert.
Sci ben bon 9loposS ampfcru aemad.
ten 1910 3eifen 1T fein ll~naliidsfuH
uDrqefommen bel Dem Meni1enlebcn
uerlnrsn aeaangcn.
@esea psitersr Ausfunft tp.nte man fG an
81. Scbubntadbcr s. 60,
Sattimpre, Wt.
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Wene Anzeieen.
Yrppfrebeu+

Girca 1000 Yropfrebeu bon SamIiua
Der weiBen 3ieilina iiub Al baben bel
Nifolaus @rein, a Der @asconabe Serrp,
Ofo. 81 10 @euts pr Stiif.
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n8r Soeben erbaIten cine ero6e E.artie
@ nj slice.
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Mu bas reiienee Gublifut1

Sstsr, Der bas aIte Gatrrlanb telufen rttl
8erranee aus Tsuti6lane frmmen Inltn nil
irute Gd brtiIets ibsr Baltimore lTitn.
Tie pradltsclleu ueuen Tdntrfer ne5
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-27
NEWS ITEMS,

IT Is said that Trowbridge In tho
Ethiopian minstrels resembled Calyer
Ward.
The fashionable ladies of New York
visit slaugllter-houses, and quart bump
ers of hot blood to cure lung diseases.
Farmers should begin now to make
their own fertilizers for another year.
Be beforehand with your business" He
who looks not before, finds himself be-
hind" saith the proverb.-Spartanbuy
Herald.
THE Nev York SIN attributes the
Democratic defeat in Ohio to the TACT OF
making the currency question, ana not
administration reform, the prominent
issue.
ACCORDING to the estimate of the
Chronicle uad Sentinel, the. cost of liv-
ing in the South has declined q pei
cent. in the past seven years, while the
price of labor has actually advanced.
STEAM POWER PRINTING.-Pam,
phlets of all kinds are cheaply and expe'
tiitiously printed by Walker, Evans &
Cogswell, Charleston, 5. &. Their
presses are in full blast on this class OF
work, but still their faculties are so great
that there Is always room for more work.
Proceedings of meetings, Conventions
College Commencements, Briefs, &c, &C.,
are executed in the pest style and with
greatest dispatch. tt
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-27

ORGANIZING THE CONSERVATIVE
PARTY.-We fully endorse the following
from the NetDs and Courier, as to the
time of org ganizing:-
Nothing is to be gained by immedi-
ate organization. Experience shows
that, with proper effort, the Conserva-
tiyes can be so organized, in two or three
months, as to bring out their full
strength. Any active organizing at this
time will be regarded by the Indepen-
dent Republicans in the Legislature as a
menace, and will add to the embarrass-
ments OF the Conservative members this
winter. In the spring of 1875 the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the State Conserv-
ative Convention of 1874, who hold Office
until their successors are chosen, can
order the necessary County meetings to
he held for the formation of clubs, and
the subsequent election Of delegates to
q State Convention"
AS to the policy to he pursued, the
discussion would seem to he premature.
and whilst there is very great diversity
OF opinion among the Conservative
press, there seems no present likelihood
or present necessity, Of settling these
differences. The changes of the future
will likely disclose the policy to be pur,
sued, and in the meantime We can afford
to be guided by the course OF events.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-27
The State Fair and the Centennial.

Our people ought to determine to be
we'll represented at the Columbia Fair,
and to send their products. and take
their live stock and families with them.
We are advised that four other counties
will be fully represented there, and II
Abbeville doesn't contend successfully
with the best of them, we will be disap-
pointed. The Secretary's office will be
opened on Friday, 5th November, and
we urge them to forward their articles
before that time. If the articles are
sent, Col. Aiken will give Abbeville
O conspicuous place. and make her show
off whether she will or not.
TO secure representation for our
State at the Philadelphia Centennial, a
resolution was: passed at our Society
meeting, that we invite delegates from
all the Counties to meet us at Columbia
SO that we can wait upon the Governor
and demand a place in the picture"
We feel sure unless we make move to
secure our rights, we will not be repre-
sented.
We trust that other counties will CO.
operate with us in sending full delega-
tions to Columbia. Above all, let our
people not neglect to send their articles
for exhibition. We have only two
weeks before us, and let US better our
selves.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-27
Tbs Press and Banner
w. A. LEE, EDITOR.
Wednesday, October 81, 1875.

The PARTISAN DETECTIvE.-We will
soon commence the publication of the
above named serial story. 1t is written
in superior style, and the plot is one of
great interest and strength. AS de-
tective story it has no superior, and the
details are so neatly handled, that, until
the last chapter the reader is kept COM
pletely in the dark regarding the perpe-
traitor of terrible crime which battles
the best professional detectives Of Paris.
The characters are admirably drawn,
and the reader is absolutely fascinated
with that of Daddy Tabaret," as, with
the keen scent of a bloodhound, he fol-
lows, link by link, the terrible chain OF
crime until the bitter end-bitter be-
cause he finds man he loved and trust
ed stalMing, with bloody hands, at its
end! The murderer's self-written cpl
taph, "Killed for love of Woman" is
remarkably appropriate, and reveals
still another feature of the excellent ro-
nance. 1t cannot fail on having wide
circulation. Proofs of the entire story
sent free on application.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-27
WEDDING IN COKESBURY.
Press and Banner .:

Editor Press and Banner:
On Tuesday ev ening, the 18th instant,
Mr.. John S. Fair, q young and prnmis-
ing lawyer of Newberry, and Miss
Hannie Herndon, daughter of Col & Il
Herndon, OF Cokesbury, were married,
At S o'clock Mr. John S Fair led his
bride to the Hymenial Altar, and the
marital cere emony was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Barber, of Conesbury. The
eroomsmen and bridesmaids were as
follows: MrJ I Fair and Miss Sallie
Herndon; DR. D s Pope and Miss Sallle
Barber; Mr. B J Herndon and Miss
Kate Rutherford Mr. J NJ Johnstone
aud Miss Lou Gary; Mr. 7 Harrington
and Miss. jamie Connor; Mr. Richard
G Watts and Miss Julia Smith; M Eu-
gene B Gary and Miss Emma Moore
Mr J M Moseley anf Miss Sallie Is
Hoke; DIR G L Connor and Blanche
Herndou Master Holmes Calder and
Miss Mary Evans. The wedding sup
Der was very fine one indeed, and re-
fiected great credit on the skill of Mrs
Herndon. The visitors from the sever
"a counties were such as would do honor
to any community. On "Wednesday,
the Goth instant, the bridal party went
to Newberry, accompanied by severai
Gokesbary friends. On the evening OF
the Goth Instant, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. J..
Pope gave q reception party which was
one of the grandest and most brilliant
eyer given In Newberry.
RED GAUNTLET.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-27
Address
TO THE EXHIBITORS AT THE
LATE FAIR.

The Fair has passed, with all its ex-
elements, its joys and Its disappoint-
ments. Though every exhibitor may
expect premium, yet he knows that
every one can not obtain one, and when
the arbitrament is left in the hands Of
competent and disinterested judges all
should cheerfully acquiesce in the result
and resolve to try again. 1t Is not to
make money that we exhibit the articles
of our handy-work and the productions
of our farms, but to promote the general
interests of the farming community. 1T
is, besides, a social annual reunion OF
the white weople of the County, where
old acquaintances are revived, and new
ones formed and loving attachments
contracted. We trust therefore that ev-
cry farmer, and the ladies particularly,
to whom the success of the late Fair Is
so much indebted will at once begin
preparations to make the next Fair bet
ter than any ever yet held.
A committee was appointed by the
Society to take charge of any articles ex-
hibited at the Fair or that may be con-
tributed, and have them put on exhibit
ton at the approaching State Fair in
Columbia to compete for the premium
offered to the County making the best
exhibition Of products. Though it may
be troublesome to US we consent, for the
general good and credit Of Abbeville, to
perform the duty. to the best of our
ability and to relieve you of all trouble.
Box up your articles and send them
next week to your Depots addressed to
"Col. D. w. Aiken, Sec'y of State Ag-
ricultural Society, Columbia, S. G., and
he will have them hauled to the Fair
Grounds. The Committee at the close
of the Fair willrepack them. and send
them back to you when the freight you
pay to send them to Columbia, will be
refunded.
Be sure to send an exact list of all the
articles you ship.
Persons sending stock must send
grooms to take care of them on the
grounds. - ... ..s
Any further information requires can
be obtained on application to either OF
the Committee.
r. A. GRIFFIN,
s i HUGH WILSON, JR.,
Cokesbury, Oct. %. Committee.
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and tho second to John Norwood.

and tho second to John Norwood.
Among the boys the same prizes were
awarded to Masters A. W. Smith,
J. G. Marshall, and II. r. Tusten, jr.
The pleasures of the week were
very much aided by the musical en-
tertainment on Wednesday night, and
by the charadcs on Thursday night,
of which we give an account else
where. The weather was charming,
and tho occasion passed off very
pleasantly.
wM. Fl. PARKER, ESQ.
The success of the Fair, as usual,
was largely owing 10 the energy OF
w. H. Parker, Esq, the active and eff.
cient Secretary, and to the Jealous
cooperation of President Aiken and
tho Board of Directors.
SATISFACTORY AWARDS.
The awards Of the committees have
given US much satisfaction, we be-
lieve, as is practicable, and all arc dis
posed, we trust, to make the next
Fair a still greater success. In the
meantime, let us do our part in com.
peting for the prizes offered at the
State Fair. Let Abbeville aspire for
tho first place.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-27

A FUTURE YoR THE SOUTH. - Elk.
. Governor Seymour wrote as follows in
. letter declining an invitation to attend
the Georgia Fair: In five years from
, this time the census will show our num-
bers to be more than 5O.00O,00O. The
il. day then is dawning when the lands OF
the South will be greatly lifted up in
>value. / have given much time and
Thought to the agricultural condition OF
the United SHtes. have Travelled ex-
tensively, and 1 have examined with
care into the industrial Interests of all
sections, and / am confident that here
after the South will get large and
growing share of those who are seeking
new homes, either from Europe or from
; the older States of the Union. This
flood tide will bear with it wealth and
varied industries. ! pray for the day
when the South will be prosperous in all
Its pursuits, for until it is so there can be
no assured pervading welfare in other
sections of our Union"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-27
SALE
:, OF
REA i ESTATE.

IN the, first Monday in November
u next l will offer for sale at Alb
beville Court House, the plantation
of JAMES FAIR, deceased on Little
River, in Abbeville County. nine
miles West of Abbcville village, con.
tanning
1,144 Acres, -.
more or less. This plantation is said
by its neighbors to be still good
corn anu cotton plantation. On the
place there arc 80 acres of Bottom
Land: not great deal of original for
est, but enough, it is thonght, for
fencing purposes. Some Of the land
notnow under cultivation, ifrecleared,
would be productive. The Dwelling
House is comfortable, having Z rooms
and 5 fre.places. The outbui'dinga
ind fencing are in tolerable repair
This plantation is in the midst Of an
excellent neighborhood, within miles
of the Due West College, and within
mile of a good corn and Touring
mill. The place will be sold entire
or in parcels to suit purchasers.
Terms-one-third cash; balance ir
two equal annual iDstallments, with
interest atten per cent. per annum
from date Of purchase. Purchasers
to give bond, with two good persona
securities, and mortgage on the prem
ises. ...'..F,.s, 'y.5 as,
r. A. FAIR,
,. Executor.
Oct. 6, 1875 26-4t
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Senator Bayard on the Situation.

The distinguished Democratic Senator
from Delaware, on his way to the Macon
(Ga.) State Fair, where he delivered an
address last week, was interviewed in
Augusta, and expressed himself fully
with regard to the issue in the Ohio
campaign, and what in his opinion
should be the issue in 1875. He is q
hard money man and earnest ad-
vocate for specie resumption as soon as
practicable, and believes that whilst any
such issue as that of the Ohio platform
would defeat the party next year, yet
upon the issue of constitutionalism and
centralism, the Democracy would tri-
umph over any candidate the Republi-
cans could put forward. Grant, he
thinks, could be beaten more easily than
any one else. He and his administra-
tion are held responsible for the distress
which prevails everywhere at the North,
and of which the people of the South
have no conception. This is regarded
as the result of the war, which caused
an enormous expenditure of money, and
left nothing but mammoth debt and
onerous taxation. The Republican par
ty is held responsible for the war and its
results, and nothing but a mistake Oh
the part of the Democrats can interfere
with their success next year. Upon the
true issue of constitutionalism against
centralism, they must be victorious.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-10-27
Sherlff's Sale.
Mrs. Francis L.. Wilson,

Mrs. Francis L. Wilson,
.......s .s. vs.. t'..-
John Kelly and Harrison Brown,
Warrant Agric1ltural Lien.
ny virtue of an Agricultural Lien
- to me directed, | will sell at
Due West, on the 1lth November
1875, within the legal hours,
500 lbs. Cotton in Seed,
more or less, levied on as the proper
ty of John Kelly and Rev. Harrison
Brown, at the suit Of Mrs. F. u. Will
son. 3D. ....'..
TERMS CASH. ...
LIP. GUFFIN,
S. A. G.
Sberiff's Office, Abbeville, |
Oct. 26, 1875, 27-3t