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PARRILA

AZ n dramatic poem. taken md real with
out References to anything but It's text Mr..
WilIHm4's "PHrrhaRIus" Is deserving oF some
praise TITO verse il fair. tho construction Ia
good, the situations Indicative Of sono tra-
matte pawrr In the author. and the !auGuaK
IA ror most part eIenIent
But az IA narration of the famous Act OF
Farrhasus, lmmolating snve to bis des'r"
for d model FOR thu vulture-tortuted PRONE
thcla he was printing, Mr.. Wlliams's poem
Is liable 10 ceHeure.
Next to every schoolhoy IN the land has tie
claimed Or heard dorIamed tho famous "Iar-
first Instinct OF the general rcuSffer on open
Ing the pages Of Mir Wliams's bfociWc Is TO
compare 1t with this llustrious prototypes. 1t
may be That Mr.. Williams has never heard Of
tho ParrhnsIus OF ~ L, Willis. It may be
that he hns rcnd II long ago. and forgotten II,
But certainly tho rcBemblanoes between 1t
and the version we are now reviewing are OK
reedngIy strong. From the two Parrhasii,
u illustrate. W. will take n few ideas and plaee
them IN juxtapostion:
WhIch shall ourliyotho lives Of eenturl",32"
Williams.
I'll rack theo If knew
A thousand ltvos wero petshlng in thino-
What wern ION Thousand liyos to q fame liko
mins2" N 7, Willis.
the captive spite his erzzIed head
Hi gray haired. and 50 atronR2
Willis.
3.
,Iu I
enc" an II n% y RpT 10 catch .' b and x os
MINI n ~, IN nvnt,vI' WuIIup,l
gnlns, my good porch now
hHf mo agony WORKS upon nus ofoT wr,t.
~ ooL n m, .carnt nm IN tbo gols anljirnt,,
Williams
o,,co,t4on gttl f ~ - thosa I,o
Willis.
..
INT lin not dlat Wins. givo him vino. you
:, dog 1870, Williams.
n0ar," wills.
g.
n..tu t spare ne, r.,
Williams.
III on Your iYHs
Will
=.
Spare him only little yet. great Jove."
.,r,ttf.t "iilatn3.
Butfor ono moment ono Willis.
Prop ND his head,
Nj, williams.
III ~ - willis
..
!" &a7pSt
'' n q WtiIi9m4
He shalders gasDs-Jova hoIp him - he .
''t' "'''t7
-
os.'''e Wit : -, 49,
~ 'ols0'''i't % ~ 1w,t,t'.
,t1,,I,t.,.
IL. ni,lia.
.r.,,T, ! ritr, $780,, wt,ta4ao
Pity thee2 SO doi"- Wills.
The original story OF Parrhasius, that mar
rated by Seneca, and found In the "Contro-
yersles,' 3, 10fand which Is considered tieti-
tous, sets forth that the great painter cru
cited his captive to catch from his coull-
t4nance thu expression OF bodily pain Willis
amended the classic tala, AMI had the victim
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, DEOEMBER T.

tho sum-" to Lydia just so-.eareless- like.
Now, unless Lydia WAS young lady OF OK
traordinary muscular development, or "the
sum" was n certified cheqne on the National
Bank Of Athens, IL Is to be doubted that she
could ha10 taken ten talents either In gold
silver. iron OF bras3 However, this Is irree
vnnt.
Mr. Williams hn9 introduced characters
which Mr.. Wills has not. and hos hnndiel
thom With toIarabln skill In dramatt" offoct
But, IA tho story Of ParrIiastIs, Il Is far
woal1er ttsn TINT of NJ. +. Wills
Mr. WiI,IGms's verse contains mnuy paaa
ages of merit. but MS some of thfao bear
strong feeo;ublanco 70 those " rlaat"r bands,
Tho critics trnisn Is etranElod I'll Tia birth,
For eSampig alsf closing lines of the poem are
Those
Thu4 d. thu gods
'rlliotour pupiahmNut with our oxen tntueia
And reourE" ~ rnornilY With our a~n "rrofa,
In King Ita&t act V, aenne ,, We find
" he goia ure= (tset aud ~ 6IIr pleasant vices
Mnko En-lrHmentatp ula5sna ~.
rho opening tIEo5 1T tho dedication are
pear iIonrt whose flfp must eyer ba
The uugi al my llfe
md III little pocm by one Of our IpcaI III
thorH. eutitei y ar"wt,ll. published In tn"
Ftcea9ulc IN November. ISL, we find th" ltie
A Ifn was mualefo n ITO
~ trnc" out the other RitninrtIn8 ~
thought, Ic"a and oppression to other AUTHORS
would 10 euperIiueus
1t IL to be regretted. for Mt. WIIIams'R
sake. tFlat he did not tnlSo tho Smonan story
as u model for his FarrhaelIa, Ms his work
shows that he could hF.se troated tho subject
In far .rIt t,. In
credit Whenever u paraphrnse Is ruade, 10
the Injury 81 the model. It nets 10 the detrl
mcnt Of the author.
PnrlhnaIul Is printed by tho Southern Pub
IiBhing Company, Now Orleans,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Tho most important engagement OF tho season
commencing
SUNDAY, DECEMBER T.

Engagement necessarily limited to thIrteen
nights md four nnlineas
Tho great combination If opornlIe extravaganza
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seIsR SUGAR MARE"

HI Ia, H. II Ia H.
~" '''f -
'Ai4hh proa ief Pi sugar I" retd Y,''r ''3t2 ~
itorlal Of the thirti,th of N ,ofltInr ultImp on
tho ptIhlorf 81 o., q ,.ar Mart
| , 49, .t
| th'nN = Af'N1tP y 'u ~ 49, - en''
n .eiuatrY h this country ht4 hAl Erhat%t
AIM ,ltIe. T., anr,untef IN 1gnr tll.srl has
tt#s,.,, ,ft.,ni,t.n,. a,,I thIpl
-
f3ri a9y morn i 4 ,tuTneuf IIustratlau Of nfaI-
! Itt n,,t=, 45,.t,,.,5 ~. i, :,
bafnnd ~ ing thoae who ooudH& TIL" i1lns-
/ ~ ~ not moan That ovary Sugar plitfttaf IA
r ,l.ouoto - 4 ,n.,,let If inafI.ztfv. but i do
| It VIZ " :" ~ -
! meaf IT, h9y that HA tnl7a They are aHatlf-
! pp 5esf Eu Intelligence anil pnfieut effort.
/ ,yfIsr tha u4r 5r,4e ag1t.fha engar.arot, of
/ 80.
/ THIS sta o n ~ fe'"2t" i3fE f7a@tti'lts. ana
white It wa9 not 80 HrgaEt q ntse ti'Y thef rs It
~ h'Gh'& ~ = - 21.t i'''5l5 t't' t7i'5,
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~ 1nt V i+enIF ~ tfi#'nE that ne IN i'ietry
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49,, ,Ft,n w,nJa,af t,,ot ~, ,.,.,a,...,
t,'tf'f,,Iy u5oar, f 10 i,,,t,,, ,. - 80,
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/ NM infnrm i thn,nt d. IN ti,i ,5T't t.,llt,',
,,nd haEnp Ingnru,@l t4ya not Ifnt tb.l, 5
NM, yitirai,t etfni r, : ,,f,rnn.i,,, nf to,,,y
Antt.iyt,i,InI plantar e9f,," tgt.o9l,fuiiy figti
Standardization of VIII Il may b,fertnai tha mi
\ lila tIan 81 n Inir, fHl nm infoftuaJ aavaalon4
ma fn,I,uaniant iaufpai,,,a bs w"I llrrs ID
4 ntf NJ bronx down INV III, ii r.nIhlyntlon ma
| vlnff, NOT ItnIDp tht5 att,,n IF INV An*or ~
nIly Industry eonfnr uIt0Il beIlafit on 4 wiole
Stnts.
This IL u parf Of tho Legitimate misslon Of q
rIhIi. ,omrnaI ma eanprtt,IIatn VIII sIr ~,
/ iha oc9laion " your ext,tbItiau II n aaalIty
which Gould II bo 70 iflre 10 on yetcIAl proper
! lions nfght under thu nrIytIere.5# Of Inc ,an
! be- pronounced lat.n ans Il, i,l3is
4 Tho Hunnr Mar" III i .,utstnna ia n alur an
tba r hat + a G''1 ~ ~,
and Ri,to pnIernmaat3 h3tya 5e4tt,hnd + e,fra-
! fully for wears ANA thnfnI4 hardly u relee1nIuu
/ tnnturn In II
/ 1 Il forefha war. with u rrop roqehInv oyer
4nl o5n ~ p4laafl WIN m@las-tS4 In rrlt,Nttiot,
tln iii vlI,rf4nrtlfr, nj ttI@ Oman er1,IId nov
4 nnellniaI "a 0N,li "a tha eyfaaaiy, Urountta ~,
g9rIei bv the puuAr ehn1 rnan6nol.j Then
,bara vas nor room enough r., t1a ,rt,rer = IN,
danf IF a. important Il urrtIsM Now thn p}AT,t-
of4 arn rnafriafeI tonnarrGw onen nraa NM
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zlOTIHTfiNH OF THE
NEW YORK PRESS,
HORRORS


Bhbhl@e with inces-
au' fun, Tribune.
Two acta Of uDroari-
lua Iun. Express.
Full ~ good points.
Herald.
m HnusunHy funny
luWble. World.
Likely TO have n long
run tffaDhtc,
fright aud amusing.
lIll \ 81 III IRIIlHf ltlBAglR
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS. One Of the riehost dis
plays q Iewelfy that 1t has boon our plaa4ure TO
inspect for some tImo will h5 found In The well
known Jewelry establishment lis Cannl street.
over which the courteous gentleman Mr., Geo.
+. Strong. proaiies and which Is probably bat-
t-r known a. Tylers. In this establishment
Will ha found every conceivable kind Of Jewt.1ry.
ornaments, diamonds. gold Iewery. silver
lawelry. solid silver ware. magnificent watches,
clocks and fancy ofnaraeuts, Ia silver and
bronze. in great varoy For tho convenience
Of ytsier4 their abishment viii b. kept open
every eveuing until New Year and residents
and strangers arc cordially invited to call and
nsl ect their large assortment.
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New CRor or IMPORTED HAyN4A CIGARS
1t Is with pleasure That We call ats.5ntiou to tho
advertisement Of Meesrs. Herneheim & Bro.
These gentlemen are noed for their nnterurise.
and have done much f0r the advancement of the
trade and manufacturing interest of New Or
leans. They have now two largo factories in op-
GRAFTON and employ hundreds OF skilled hands
One Of these factories. a mammoth building
situated at Nos. CT. 60 and Il Tehoupitouias
street Is employed la the manufacture Of their
celeb Gated brand Of tlne-eut tobacco Old Hick-
ory The famous La Belle Creole" cigar Is
manufactured by hem 10 the spacious factory
Nos, So and Il Tchouptoula5 street on Il larger
scale than ever before. Me5sra Hernsheim b
Bro. have Just received an assortment Of some
Of thu most celebrated brands Of cigars manu-
Pictured in Havana. such as ara manufactured
from the finest quality OF Vueta AbaI0 tobacco
by Don Q1txote de la Mancha. The manufactu-
rer OF this brand of cigars is by special appoint
ment Durveyor of the royal family. See card In
another column.
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LIFT ASSOCIATION or AMERICA Al On In
formal m'Nting. with Gal. Thomas II, Hunt In
tho chalr. n commIttoe was appointed to obtain
such information "a was possible aa to the ro-
serve liability In Louisiana, composed ps Col.
Marshall J. Smith +. y. Briggs and Elmer"
Dufour. 10 report ut an adjourned meeting to
be held on Thursday. December . NJ the Cotton
Exehange II the reserva0 Of the Life Aasoca-
ton ~ America hal been deposited with tho
Treasurer Of tho State of Louisiana, M Is ra-
quired of nil our home Insurance. companies.
parties holding policies In il could have retn-
sured without my Inconvenience or loss what
nYnr 10 themanlyca
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IAMHERT's PATENT PEoCEss, The we'll known
photographer. Theo ItiienthaI. purchased tho
sole right to use this process some four years
since for the State OF Louisiana aud with char
ac'erlatic energy has succeeded far beyond his
most sanguine expectations In producing pic
lures. which for beauty tono. durability and OK
quisite finish cannot be equale1. His hand
some studio has from tima TO limo on en-
lnrgei - moHt the requirements o. a greltly IN
creased business, and tbs ve,y b st posers. RI
tOuehers and artistic Anishers Ia rrayon ana
wat"r ealor4 have been pro ,ured and now in
III the various departments of Lilenthal's
spactans studio can be found the best and most
experienced artists and improved appliances
that could i pf0eured.
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MIR. II, sAToR
REVELS.

In active preparation, j. MeNaIy Il Dexter
smtfh's new gtand 80 ctHcuIar extravaganza
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CfrIsTMAs Is COMING. Look out for e7tra
good things. Martin Iannns's i thu pneA Q
ge lletn. If your finances won't affprd ~
turkey Iuet iavssf In some Of ht9 stsnks, roast
chops entInta aud u5aGoa. the beat In tho
world and veRtfatlos that can't So boat ito-
memhor Mlrttu Lluuoaa stalls Nos. aud -
MnRnzIne Mnrkei.
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WEBbuN's PIANOS In another column will
be soon Phillip WorIein'4 card IIta whreroems
and sal9sroom are situated In the cDmtnoii-
GUS building, No. l}5 Canal street, and they are
stored with inrge collection Of etrlctly first
cluss pianOs such M Chiekoring x Sons up
riEIltand SQUARE grand pianos, Fhis saperb
instrument has not only r. eivod the admtra-
tion Of tho worry best artzt, In this country but
tho loading artists Of the old country hava pro
uouneeI II Il Very superior Instrument m In
many casee hnve ordored Ethe Chickcrlng for
their own use.
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TTN Gl7pS2
So Y Is done! hat ha Ito dies Hedesl'
Williams.
10 ahudders gasps Jovs hop him y nos
dead" Willis.
Besides these ideas in common there are
others which have humorous aspect In the
two following, for example, Mr.. Williams
may be considered as referring to Mr. Willis.
as Mr. Willis with fine prophetic eye may
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A MILITARY FAIR, Ono of tho p!oaaanteRt
"vants thls season la military circles will ho.
no doubt tho fair to take place nj FSpostlon
Hall on Tuesday oveRing. December =. We
hoar That grind preparations arc beug made
for this oc"naIan and the programme IL INK
lously looked for. 1t will appear In thiR tHper
In Luz 4lnui
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Which is the Majority:

As'soon as we find out which is the ma.
iority---the Columbia Yocman or the Nd
r,on Merchant and Farmer we may be
able to give our readers some valuable in
formation. The Yeoman expresses his
opinion on a political question. The Mer-
chant and Farmer holds a different opin-
ion, and it seems TO US attempts to read
the Yoeman out of the Democratic party
for differing from that paper, or the "ma-
jority," and makes inuendoes against
that young brother who is now struggling
in an honest effort for a foothold in the
field of journalism. We are disposed to
believe that any man is right who ex-
presses Tan Honest conviction, and that
any man may be wrong whose opinions
are controlled by others.
We like independence in discussing
men and measures before the nomina-
ton, and a unity Of purpose when the
time for action arrives. We believe the
Yoeman to be as patriotic as any paper in
the State, and that its independence be-
fore the nomination will only be surpass-
ed by it's efforts to elect the chosen can =
didates Of the party. \ subserviency to
official power. or a disposition to follow
the majority is not, in our opinion, the
highest STANFORD of patriotism. Our
own rule is, to do what we believe to be
right, whether it is popular or not.
We notice that the GreenutUe Advertiser
saws that Greenville will not support
General Gary's nomination. 1t will now
be in order for the Gary papers to pull
the hair off the head of the Adrertieer
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EGULATIONS

Tickets, so cents; children under II years
half price. Vehicles, so cen Is each-each in.
mate, Including driver 30 cents Man and
No money will be received by the gate.keep'
erS.
No return checks are to be given at the
By resolution adopted at last annual meet
Ing oil Stockholders will be required to pay
the admission fee. .
Every person mustprocure tickets before at
No stock will be permitted to enter the en-.
closure, except under bride, halter, or perfect
control Of the groom.
No premiums shall be awarded to any AMI.
|! NAL or article without competition unless the
Judges shall regard 1t worthy.
No spirituous liquors shall be sold on the
No intoxicated person shall be permitted to
exhibit all animal, contend for premiums, or
Every animal or article introduced on tho
grounds shall BIO under control OF the OIL
GERS.
having taken the premium ut q previous fnir.
and entries may be made in different classes,
when suitable.
No one shall act as a judge II related to the
person competing for a premium, and no eX.
hibItor, except in the case of machinery, Will
be allowed, by presence or by personal state
ment, to influence the decision Of the commit
tees in making awards.
No animal shall be entered in any other
namo thar that OF Its true owner.
No charges for entries Of articles or animals
for exhibition, but a fee OF one dollar for each
groom admitted on the grounds, must BIO
paid.
can be removed or taken away before the
close OF the exhibition-a violation OF this
rule will forfeit a premium awarded.
Exhibitors will be furnished by tho Entry
Clerk with duplicate cards. one OF which
must be securely attached to the articles en-
tered for OK hibltiou the other will be retain
cd by The exhibitor and surrendered to the
Class Superintendent when delivery Is claim
ed at the close Of the exhibition. Exhibitors
must not remove articles on exhibition With
out applying to the Class superintendent. =.
Officers OF Agricultural Societies, and edit
ors and correspondents of n~ewspapers, visit
ing the Fair, will obtain complimentary tick
cts upon applying to the Secretary.
Citizens from the town desiring to exhibit
are~ 'required" to make their entries on Tues
The Secretary will attend at the Fall
grounds on Tuesyay, October %, 1870, to re-
ccive entries, and all entries must be tnads by
10 o'clock Wednesday,, October %, Articles
for exhibition sent by railroud, II sent BY
Tuesdays trains, will be delivered at this
Fair Grounds by the Society,".
A sufficient police force Will be In attend.
ance to preserve order.
Forage will be furnished on the grounds for
those wanting 1t, at customary prices.
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A Word to Bad Spoilers.

We have long expected the fool-killcr
to invade this country to engage in the
persuit of bis legitimate business in con-
nection with that class of writer's who
make tia point to misspell every word in
their communications to the country
newspapers. For our own part, all such
20 Immediately into the waste basket,
but as many such illusions are published
hy others, we would offer a suggestion to
those who have a mania for affecting ig-
norance. We contend that such writers
have no right to spell such words as
"your' y-o-r-e; sis" i-z; "to' tn
.come" Chm; "telr" tel; "my" mi,
&C., &c. Every English-speaking mar
pronounces these words alike, and it is q
failure. so far as wit is concerned, to mis-
spell them. If an illiterate person uses
words Of his own manufacture or words
that are not recognized among educated
persons, then Of course comes in the bad
spelling. but not otherwise. To read
many Of the articles which we have seen
published. with every word misspelt,
would send the average reader to the lu-
matte asylum.
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Letter from Senator Hampton.

Colonel Cothran last night sent to the
Press and Banner the following commu.
nication and letter, which will afford
gratifying intelligence:
TUESDAY, Oct. IS, 1879.
Editors Press and Banner
AS some doubt has been expressed up
on the matter OF Gov. Hampton's attend
ing our Fair. which begins tomorrow,
please publish the accompanying letter,
received this afternoon, which will quiet
all doubts:
COLUMBIA, Oct. 9th 1879.
My DEAR COLONEL: My Chester
friends will not let me of and they prom
ise TO send me on Wednesday night to the
\. L. r, r. so that I can take the train
from Greenville on Thursday morning.
If you will arrange for me to get from
Hodges that morning, I can be with you
by 10 or IL A. NJ. This will give me two
days with you, and you will all be tired
at the end Of that time. Now I am here re-
flecting how indiscrect 1 vas to make
any promises about Fairs.
"None but the brave" &c.
With my sincere regards, l am
Very truly, yours,
WADE HAMPTON.
Col. COTuRAN.
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The Winnsboro News and Herald.

This able and dignifed paper will ac-
cept u thanks for what appears at first
reading to be a fair and impartial state
ment of the controversy between our
selves and the Register. Being impress
ed with the correctness of our own posi-
ton, only We are to blame if we have
failed to convince our friends. Our first
statement that Abbeville would not sup
port General Hagood in the nominating
convention has been so altered by solne
OF our brethren that their version Is not
at all what we said. In the main the
Register has been fair, and always res
pectful. That paper has never been re-
dnced to the necessity of saying ill-man-
nered things under any circumstance. or
Of misrepresenting us about Abbeville's
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position as to General Hagood, except by
proxy, We will not attach sufficient i'm
p%ortance to these Misrepresentation to
correct them. The people Of Abbeville
county understand us, and endorse us
too. ,
The hullabilloo about tho statement
the Auditor had required our taxpayers
in former years to make his return Of real
estate as well as his personally under
oath has been explained by lis so often
that the statement now would be nearly
as stale as that old joke about the Regis
tcr's 1.-TWO column paragraphs
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A Good Liver

Is always known by his appearance. A
man who lives comfortably Mt home, has good
sun. But there is another liuer more impor:
tant to man-it IS the bad iiper-the liver that
should regulate the whole system. If that is
out of fix. man Is good for nottingham enjoy
der's Liver Pills. a few doses will relieve
you, Sept. 8, 1879, Pm.
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hibitcd by any one Lady in the
Household Departlnent,....:....-.:"
Greatest variety Of articles OF domestic
fabric made and exhibited by any
one Lady,
Trotting matches for two or more entrees
Entrance fee IS. Society to contri-
butte S5.-Purse to be given to Win.
ner.
Also Riding Rings for young men and
boys, II nude up IL
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G. F. FOLLY,
Ct, DEPOT STREET.
81. r-rl Anderson, 8. C,
Sept. II, 1879. .., ~.vtg .sn,... 4

--- - - -
Atlanta g. Charlotte Air.Iina Railroad
o~ooso
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Tune 18th trains will run on
this road as follows:
NJ, p..-,
A r-yo a. sons.a q D. ~ = 10.
Rn ~''
Arrive at Seneca. & i5n n. -fa,ye sp.n-
WHn61 pn."p.. 49, A'p'"'
TEASTWXRn%"
Arrive at Seneca. s o. p. m.-Leave.. 8 Old. m.
$500 80 (WEsTWARDI
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The twitting insinuations that are going
limping and snickering Il piece OF the way
around. about Dargan and Earle H6 fighting
Il duel. is low and contemrtible beyond any
exploit Of Ramsey Smile" When men turn
from the path of murder to the way OF recon
cj citation and peace it Is hoped they have the
magnanlmity to pass unheeded any gratnit-
Gus filings at the triumph Of reason and hn-
manity over Offence and folly h' fStian
N.ci1hbOr.
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Notice.

7,HE Notes and Accounts. of Moseley, lie
Roy & Co. and b. Moseley GO. are In
my hands for collection and must be settled
by the 18th of November, next. Parties In
debted look to your interest.
Dot Is, 1870, N
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Articles on exhibition in the Fair Building
must not be handled.
Members OF Committees are not authorized
to distribute or cnhsume articles in the HouJcholo
and Vine Departments. Chairmen and Score.
taries of Committees will apply for the re:
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o'clock a. NJ. and Committees are requested
to examine and pass on the articles in their
several departments on that day. ..
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Railroad Accommodations

The Greenville and Columbia Railroad Will
run extra trains from Ninety-Six to Abbeville
ut $50 a. NJ. Arrive ut Abbeville 7:55 a. NJ.
Leave Abbeville $50 p. NJ. Arrive at Ninety
Six It's a. NJ. Passengers on down train will
arrive at Abbeville on regular train at 1880
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