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Greenwood Democratic Club.

at q meeting OF the Democratic club OF
Greenwood township, held last saturday. the
attendance being unusually larGc-thc follow
ing resolutions offered by Mr.. r. NJ. Dendy,
were adopted:
WHEREAS, thcintcrcsto OF tho State requires
the services of the most nracticab!c, as well
us wiscSt and most prudent men in her l.egi,-
latire councils; Therefore be 1t
RcsolUed. That we do nominate for the posi-
ton of Legislator, W. Il. Blake, Esq, ana rec
Ommcnd him to our fellow citizens of Able
for such Il position.
After the adoption Of the above resolution
Mr.. Blake arose and said:
Mr.. President and fellow-citizcnS-i thank
you for the very flattcring resolution you
have just adopted, and l express TO you my
extreme embarrassment i'll C~nucaH0rlnG 70
respond to it,. The resolution is of no ordi-
nary import. was born and reared in your
midSt-a community distinguished 70" its in
~tclligcncc. enterprise and public spirit. TO
be thus chosen and designated by You IS.
therefore, no ordinary distinction ana ne VINO
would not be moved by such considerations
is wanting in the essential elements OF Il
worthy representative Of yourselves. But, fell
lOw-citiZCnS. the resolution has q much hroid-
er import still. Ii points to the character OF
the citizens OF Abbcvillc county. The repre-
ScntalivcS of II people reflect the character or
that peopie-inteiIcctual. moral and social.
1t Is through their representative men that
they become known to the world. The pub
lie honor therefore, as we'll as material inter-
est, is in their Keeping The laws which they
enact become material for their history, and
thus are You to become known and read of all
men, through the acts and department OF
those whom YOU shall choose and delegate to
your legislative councils. Who then could re-
ccirc the announcement of your resolution
without Il fcclingOf embarrassment? He who
takes Il less exalted view Of the character and
responsibility Of the position IS devoid Of cv-
cry qualification for it, and fails to deserve
the least consideration ut the hands of the
pcoc!e. But, fCllowcitizcns for considerations
Of q public nature, in Difference 10 the claims
of the pubic on others of whom we arc proud.
| beg To decline the very great honor which
you have proposed to confer on me. There is
something in my nature utterly averSe to
the requirement Of a 'candldatc' In the pop
ular sense Of that term. Again thanking you
/ hcgScave to refer the matter back to you.
After Mr.. Blake had concluded DR.. NJ. e..
Taggart offered the following which adopted
unanimously.
Rcsolvcd,-That IL is not the sense of
this club to nominate more than one
for the General Assembly,
but in appreciation of the fact that
General McGDwan commenced his career in
county, in this village and has fill
ed various offices. both civil and military
the duties of which he has discharged in such
Il manner as to reflect credit upon the county
and honor upon himself. Therefore,.
Resolved. That Greenwood club nominate,
Samuel MCGOWAN as 4 candidate for the Low
er House of the General Assembly.
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U

Mrs. Susan l.. DeBrul,l, relict OF stephen G.
DcRrulll, died at her residence III AnpeVlilt
s. G., greatly lamen'cd by n large circle OF
friends, June 18th 1878, In the U9th ycafol hcr
age. A..
Saviour and for more than n half-ccntury mel
life was devoted to his service. Afflicted ;>
she had been for many years, past, ana I'M
proved thereby, 1t was TO her n hapPE eA,
change. 10 leave the earthly house. ana cn!rl
the building OF God, the house NOT ihadc VIII
hands eternal in the heavens. IT was nature
precious boon 10 die.
Mrs. Dcl5ruhl was q worthy ana Nalucu
member of tho Methodist +. Chllrch, pnt was
united in spirit and affection Win all VIC
cali Jesus. Lord" and look. for eternal ille
through him. II was refreshing to witness
the kind attention bestowed. ana the love
evinced by christians of other dcnoinlnatlon
| during her last sickness. Truly, the fellow
ship Of kindred minds is like to that above.
Her many friends. who knew her intlinate
ly, lovingly testify to her truly christian
character. In all the relations OF lie, ShcWaS
a model wOmal-cvcr true to the CLAIMS Oh
duty. Gentle Of spirit, but firm oil purpose,
there was no weakness of characterize COM
promise of Christian principle. y prolniirnt
feature was her tender, mothcrly regard 1of
her children, whose welfare she labored TO
promote to the extent of her AFFINITY, she
looked well to the ways Of her houSehoiq,
and ate not the bread Of idlcncss. Her chill
dren rise ND am call her blessed. May they
keep in remembrance her Christian virtues,
emulate her example, and meet her III the
home to which she Is gone.
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Notice.

My office will be open from the LIST of
June until the Goth Of July next, inclu-
sive, for the purpose OF receiving re-
turns from the Tax Payers of the County
for all real and personal property owned
or controlled by them on said lst day OF
June.
In cases of failure to make returns
within the time specified, I an required
by law to charge to the Taxpayer on the
duplicate the property, real and personal,
charged to him the previous year, with
fiily:per cent. penalty added thereto; en-
cept in cases of sickness or absence from
the County during the whole time allowed
for making returns.
For the accommodation Of the tax-pay-
ers who reside at a remote distance from
the Court House I shall attend at the
following places as follows, viz:
Nincty-Six, 10th and 18th June.
Greenwood, 18th and 18th June.
Hodges. 18th and 18th June.
Smithville, 10th June.
White Hall, Goth June.
Chilcs Cross Roads, Dist Juno.
Calhouns Mills oath and until IL m. on
25th of June.
Testers Store from 8 p. m. on 25th I'm.
til - IN. on 25th of June.
Lowndcsville from 3p. m. on Goth I'm
til 5 r. NJ. on 9th of June.
Smiths Y Roads on 2Sth of June.
Erwms Store OH I'd Of July.
Donaldsville Oh 5ti Of July.
Duo West ON 9th Of July.
Bradlcys Mills on 9th of July.
Kettricks Mills on 10th of July.
Notice of other appointments given il
due time.
J. Il. ROBERTSON,
County Auditor.
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Il ARRIVALS.

AIsroS House, P Pichard, Cokesbury;
Col ii ii Harper, Harpcrs Ferry; J + Bradley.
Loug Cane; j Simpson, JB LcRoy, Low
dc>ciIlr; c \ c Waller, Il Reynolds. Green
dersOn, Calhouns Mills; VIM Puldy, l. G Lii
gon, Anderson; X Vim, Santuck; Judson
Rogers, Bold Branch; W D Mann, Mountain
View; ] T. BrOwnlcc, Amtrcvillc; 5 Z LINK.
Widclnuus z o; Rev c PRESLEY, II Wilson,
Due West; . l. Turner Hodges depot; }
Jones, George Ecrkin Lythgoe, City: TG En-
right, Fiat Woods; j DuPrc. Rose fiiii; +: J.
Bell, ii Giles, Tie Fort; Col j W Il Pope,
SnurtlNburE.
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precs and RnnNeT .

fditors Press and Banner:
Having had q special invitation to attend
ke examination of the Little River Schoo
district No. 5 taught by an accomplished
Idly, Miss Carrie Mattison, ! availed mysel
the privilege and was highly grati6ed a
be prompt replies OF the scholars to genera
lestions on their several studies. They
ere not examined on sections OF Chef,
knool books which sections they had beer
udying very closely for weeks preparation!
J the examination but were "quizzcd' q
3ndom.
lie patrons and children as we'll as the boart
Trustees OF District Nos. Would that w
BID many more Of he same. Miss NJ. derived
er education chiefly at the De La How
$500 JOHN A. ROBINSON.
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Nav !, 1851
Election NOTICE.

Whereas, petitions from fifty qualified
voters in the townships OF Lowndcsvillc,
Magnolia and Calloun'S Mills have been sub
mitted TO the Board Of County Commission
crs. requesting an election to be ordered in
their respective townships, to decide the
question Of subscription orno-subscrlption"
to the capital stock of the savannah Rail
road Company, now therefore be 1t
Rexoired. !. That an ELECTION Is hereby Or
dcrcd in the township OF LOwndcsvillc, to be
held in the village of Lowndcsville on Friday
the Goth July, next, at which election the
question OF subscribing tho SUM Of fifty
savannah Railroad Company shall be decided
by ballot. Said ballots shall have written or
printed thereon either the word "Subscrip-
ton" or y Subscription the following
named citizens shall net rs managers Of said
election I: G.. +. Burdctt, J. J. Johnson and
James I. Latimcr.
>. That an election is hereby ordered in the
Township Of Magnolia, to be held at 1Iiley's
the sum OF thirty thousand dollars to the
capital stock of the Savannah Railroad Conf
pany, shall be decided by ballot. Said ballots
the work transcription or y Subscrip:
tion.' The following named citizens shall
act rs managers Of said election: s. G.. Riley
s. &. Link and Edwin Calhoun.
3. That al election Is hereby ordered In the
Township of Calhoun's Mills to be held al
Calhoun's Mills on Friday the 10Th day Of
July, next. Mt which election the question O.
subscribing the sum Of thirty thousand dol
lars to the capital stock Of the Savannah
Railroad Company shall bc dccidcd by ballot
said ballots shall have written or printed
thereon either the wore "Subscription' ol
mo Subscription" The following nance
citizens shall act as managers OF said cleo
ton w. ID. Mars, W.P. Kennedy and 5. X
Morrah.
4. That the polls for said election shall b'
opened at9o'clOck, d. M, and stand opened
until ) O'Clock p. III.
j. That the managers before opening tn
polls shall bcsworn 10 conduct tie election
fairly and impartially and arc hereby re
quircd to report the result Of the election t.
this office, on the following Tuesday the 3Otl
July by Il III. BY order Of the Board.
G.. NJ. MATTISON,
II. y. McCASLAN,
Il. p. QUAItLFS,
Board Of County Commissioners.
June 18th, 1915, 1t.
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TO ARRIVE.
THE celebrated Gem Fruit Jars, at bottom
EDWIN PARKER.
July Sd, 1878,
NNTTCT
Augusta, Knoxville and
Greenwood Railroad.
ELECTION NOTICE.

DETITIONS from fifty land holders OF
L each Of the Townships of Green
wood, S,nitllvillc, White Hall, Indian
Hill aod Bordeaux in Ahberille County,
addressed to the Commissioners OF elec-
ton of Abbcvillc county, asking that an
election he ordered in each of said town
slips. the question submitted in said
election "being whether or not said
land-holdcrs of said Township will sub
scribe to the capital stock of the Angus.
tn, Knoxville and Greenwood Railroad
the sum of onc-half Of n per centum'
of the assessed value Of the real estate
of said Township to be paid as other taN-
cs are paid in the years 1878 and 1877
These Petitions, being found to be regu-
lar elections were ordered as follows:
GREESwooD TOWNSHIP, at Greenwood,
on Friday the 18th July, proximo..
MunngcrsHS. b. Hodges, y.
and John Billiards..
SMIrIIvILLE TowSsH1P, at Evan
Mill, on Monday 22d July.
Mdnogcry-L. II. Rykard, Joel W.
Litcs, and Calvin Mora-ne.
WHITE HALL TOWNSHIP at White
Hall, on Saturday, Goth July
Managers - Vincent Griffin, L. D.
Hearst, and Geo. Il. Caldwell.
lNDlAN 1llIL
Cross Roads on Friday, 10Th July.
MunagerS-John c. Chilcs, A. Is. keh'
ncdy, and G. NJ. Sihcrt.
BORDEAUX TOWNSHIP at Mckcttrlck 5
Mill on Saturday 10Th July.
ManngcrS-D. j. Wardlaw, Jas. H.
Britt, and Green Callahan.
The polls will be opened at each OF tht
above specified times and places, at
o'clock a. H., and close ut 5 p. III.
The ballots, either written or printed
must contain the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or "no subscription.'
The managers will certify the result o
election to j. w. Perrin, Chairman
hoard of Elections, Abbeville county, OF
or before Tuesday the I'D july, chS'''ni
at II o'clock Il. III.
J, w. PERRIN, Chairman.
JOHN ~. PARKS,
JOHN WRIGHT,
Board of Elections.
In-N
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

~ i
On and after Sunday next, the Sd instant
follows:
FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS excepted.)
Arrive ct Augusta 5Wpm 61 a m
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES excepted.)
h kfriyo c Ct coia@bia l g SO 50 a. a. M: : y - p m m
EeM Ansusta 5 30 am ' : 10 p m
Arrive at Charleston 4@pm Al m
Leave Columbia % p. m. 3 w p m
Arrive ut Charleston II 10 p m 6 10 a m
sUMMERvILLE TKAIS.-(sundays eXcepted.l
Leave Summerville ~ a m
Arrive Mt Charleston -, 3 AZ q m
Leave Charleston y 10 p IN
Arrive at Summerrille % p m
ACcoMMoDATIoN PASSENGER AM FREIGHT
REALISTICALLY, except Sundnys.)
Leave Columbia b.. . 5 80 O m
Arrive ut Branchyllle at IL - Noon
Leave B%ranchville ut u 80 Noon
Arrive at Columbia at . w p m
Breakfast, Dinner and Supper ut Branchville
CAMDEN TRAIN. & .
Connects at kingville daily (Sundays. cx
cepted) with Accommodation Train from
Columbia and with up Day Passenger Trair
connects at %Branchville with up and down
Augusta Day Passenger Trains. .
Day and Night Trains connect at August
Macon and Augusta Railroad. This route i
the quickest and most direct to Atlanta
Macon, Montgomery, New Orleans, Nashville
Louisville. Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis
and other points in the Northwest.
The Trains on the Greenville and Columbia
and Spartanburg and Union and Blue Ridge
Railroads make close connection with tht
Train which leaves Charleston Mt 5 q. M, ant
the Train which leaves Columbia for Charles
, ton at 6 D. m. =. - -
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Salaries.

Editors Press and Banner: e..
Why is il that mcmbcr of the Legislature
who arc always anxious to know the views OF
thrir constituents on almost every other SUP
jcct. are Independent and are governed only
by earnest convictions of duty i'll the matter
OF voting themselves salaries" ,-or1,p
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S. A. SPEED,
Lowndesville

Mt. CARMEL. S. c., jun IS, 1878.
Calhoun's Mills Democratic club, will meet
at Mt. Carmel on Saturday 18th instant at two
! O'Clock. The members are earnestly request
ed to turn out as there is business or import
! anceto attend to. NJ. NJ. TARRANI,
Secretary.
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Iitors Press aud Banner :

EEItUTo 4 TtCO W. IVFttNF
desire through the columns Of your paper
decline the nomination for the Legislature
hdered me by my friends. I would at the
me time extend to my friends my acknowl
cement and appreciation Of this expression
kinship and confidence.
July ], 1878.
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For Horses, Mules and Cattle.

The undersigned have been appointed soleI
agents for the sale of "MCCOSDSCOLIC MIX
TtltII,"an infaliiblc cure.for collie In horses
mules or cattle. This preparation WAS pat
tented June 30, 1850, and in the short time
which has elapsed since has attained q repu-
t q, ion nnG4ualSMd o by any patented medicine Inc
timOniias from numerous persons h have
used it:
I have had two occasions to use McCords
Cole Mixture in cases that seemed desperate.
The success in curing was apparently magic
al. it is administered without trouble or de-
lay, Is speedy in action, and I think Is so val
liable that every person who manages horses
"'' @'''"' "''N b. L. WARDLAw.
Isaw Mr.. McCord use his medicine on n
, mare that had hccn travelling, and was Sciz-
cd with crainp collie. The animal was drop
| ping down {. rquently and in great pain. In
Il short time after the medicine was givcn-in
ten minutes. at the hrthcSt.-the animal was
messed and driven of, and learned subsc-
qucntly she performed the journey and had
no more collie.
Ihavr had one occasion to use McCord's
Collie Mixture. 1t was very effective and l
" S, MCGOWAN.
". T. PENNEY.
DIR. e. PARKER.
For sale by T. Baker, l0wndcsville, S. Gu
Dr.. Il. II. Edwards, Due West.
Have you Heard the News About Be
queSt7
Having had ten years experience as n liquor
dealer, and being familiar with all the brands,
besides having Il practical knowledge of what
is choice, lie is fully. able to supply all who
wish a pure article either as Il beverage or for
medicinal purposes. of anything they desire
in his line of goods, which consist Of the
following:
Rye Whiskcy, Port Wine.
bourbon Whisky, Madeira Wine,
Corn, sweet and sour Sherry Wine,
mash.) Malaga Wine,
Crystallizcd Corn, Catawba Wine,
y. f.. Rum, Scurpernong Wine,
Centennial Rum, Clarct Wine,
Old Crow Whisky, Lincoln County Whs'y
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, fine imported
Gin, Champagne. French Brandy.
The above goods will be sold in quantities
to suit purchasers, at prices from two to ten
dollars q gallon.
PARTIES desiring Christmas supplies will do
we'll to give nc Il call.
A. REQUEST
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HoNEA PATH, s.. c..
June llth 1878.
4 LIEN GAINS, left me on the 7th in
- slant without cause or provocatiOn. ]
FORBID any one TO give him employment.
WILLIS WILLOW.
June 10, 1873.
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Mark the Spot

WHERE roposcs the remains Of your
w friends by piacinga marble Monumcn
or Head stone to their memory. Att!c Mar
bile Yard can he seen q full line of all grades
Of Mnrblc-Also large collection OF the la
test designs from which We can at short no
tice get up all grades of work. Our prices are
Us low as city prices, and work better finish
cdthan done elsewhere.
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To the voters of Magnolia Township. -
is hereby called to meet at ltllcy,,S IroSS
Roads on tho 18th Of July. ut ten O'Clock, 10
consider the matter Of Il tax to buiid Il laii'
road from Anderson to Augusta through tnc
all the voters Lc present on that day:
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CALuorSs MILLS, s. C.. July /, 1873.
Calhoun Township club. No. !, arc request
ell to meet at Mt. Carmel, saturday, 6tn July
at Q o'clock, a. IN. \ full attendance OF mem
bers is expected, as noln!nauohS WI! ''
made. W: ~. 49,.
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REV. J. O. LINDSAY, in the \. IL.
Presbyterian, writes an able article favor
NJ lay preaching.
Mrs. john Knox died last night at half
past eight o'clock. Her funeral will take
place This afternoon at foul o'clock.
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ciety, provided ho present upon his
application, release PROPERLY
signed by the person who en-,
tangled him.
ART. II. No member shall be-
above to remain out visiting later
than 1890 p. m.
ART. l3. Any membcr out walk
ing or riding with Il girl, is required
to take off his hat to fellow mem
bers every time he passes them.
ART. ii. When member becomes
engaged the society shall wear
mourning for him for one month.
ART. Is. The fines collected by
the treasurer Shall be expended in
the purchase Of watermelons, peach
es and grapes in summer and
spiked water in winter.
! ART. lG. No member of this
society when cscorting a young
lady shall walk slower than at tho
rate OF two miles an hour.
! Ahr. II. When convenient eaoh
membcr shall bring to the meeting
u durable tin pan Tor buclict) and II
! musical cow-bell.
/ ART. l9.--SECrIoN /. Fines. The
hne Tor setting up to tho same girl
twice i'll one week, shall be one
dollar for each and every offence.
SEC. 2. Any member falling to
give his experience when called
upon shall be Instantly expelled.
SEC. 3. For failing to observe Sth
article Of constitution, known as
candy and soda water rule. the fine
shall he five dollars.
SEC 4. Any member remaining
out later than time allowed by tho
constitution, When visiting, shall be
fined ten cents for every five min
utes over time.
SEC 5. For f,iling to recognize
members when out 'sportiny" the
fine shall be fifty cents.
The following will be inscribed on
II blank page in the minute book,
on the demise Of any of the members
Of the Association.
IN MEMoR1AM.
Sacred to the memory of Brother
--- who became IN. mber of this
SDcicty on and WAS n most
efficient officer. He was born on
and became engaged on -
Peace to his wool.
i The following is list Of the
members
II. w. Lrulerda!e-
VIII. Flennikon-Vicc president.
y. >. Glitlard--Secrctary.
II. Is Mem tstev-Orator.
J. p. Cullwell-Tyler.
}. f. McMaster-Treasurer.
w. L. Crawford--Poet Laureate.
>. NJ. Stowart-Perpctual Grand
Censor.
&. B. NIcCant@-Grand Mogul.
}. n. Centcr-Grand C.pt,in Of
! the Host
W. NJ. Propst-Most Grand Per-
petual Reporter.
| ID Y. Walker-Grand Tycoon.
ssssss"<ssnez.ssssasn-s<nzEsszz.s.
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THE sURVIY0Rs' AssoCLATIoN.

Postponement Of the Reunion at Ches
ter Until the Fifteenth Of August.
The following letter has been re-
ceived, and is published for the
information of all concerned;
t'apt. R T.. Clowney:
DEAR S1a-I write to inform you
that our Committee of Arrange
ments on the reunion of the Sixth
Regiment, hold meeting on last
Monday and changed the time Of
the meeting to the 18th of August,
which will be the third Thu sday
instead Of the first, Tho change
was made on account of the State
Convention, as quite q number of
the members Of the Regiment W. would
have to attend that and would
necessarily be absent from the
reunion. The meeting will be held
in the courthouse at II o'clock,
q. NJ, and the dlnner VIII be given
by Capt. j H. Smith at the Cotton
Hotel ut 2 o'clock, p. m. You will
please notify oil interested in your
County!
Yours respectfully,
w. T. ID. CousAR,
:, Chm. Ex. Com.
Dbe ater, Sc O., July 18th, 1879