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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-09
WHY Wear PIasters!

They may relieve, but they can't cure
that lame back. for the kidneys are the
trouble, and you want a remedy to act d',
rectly upon their secretions. to purify and
restore their healthy condition. Kidney
Wort has that specific action-and at the
same time it regulates the bowels perfectly.
Don't wait to get sick, but get package
to-day and cure yourself.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-09

THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Messrs J. A
| Krusling, Huesmann & Co. hereby give notice
thstthey have piled with all the provisions Of
the act passed April 9, $780, relating to the manu-
factu,e of mineral water, etc. and that the BEETLES
which they use in their said business are marked
as follows ''Erusffng, EIussman 4 Co." "B
Rick a Co" "FIck & Rebel" Stuck Il Bueh-
ier," stuck & steingrave," ''Buffer," .K. & H. !"
Any persons who unlawfully use or have said
bottles in their possession, will be prosecuted ae-
cording to law.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-09

TI1O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: .
w. I. Wagner hereby gives notice that he
has complied with all the provisions OF the ACT
passed April 9th, 1880 relating to the msnufac-
ture of mineral water. etc, and that the bottles
which he uses in said business are marked as fol-
lows: wv. 7. Wagne - Any persons who unlaw-
fully use or have said bottles in their possession
Will be prosecuted according to law.
- W. T. WAGNER.
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PAINTER.
NOTICE.

TTW WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: THE GIN
| CINNATI Soda and Mineral Water Works
hereby gives notice that tfev have complied with
ali the provisions OF the Act passed April 9Th.
1880 relating to the manufacture of mineral water,
etc, and that the bottles which they use IN their
said business are marked as follows: Cincinnati
Soda & Mineral Water Works J. II. Overdlck,
Henry Verhag., John Alwcs, Rewwer & Rus
ramp Siefcrt & fiudephol, and Frank Fuchs"
Any person who unEawfullv uses, or has in their
possession any OF said bottles will be prosecuted
according to law.
Cincinnati Soda & Mineral Water Works
BY KNUWENER l. VERHAGE.
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The 4lS a. M, 80S a. m and 4:1S o m. trains
connect for Yellow Springs and Springfield. The
Church Train leaves LOveland Sundays at 910 a.
m. and returning leaves Cincinnati at f53 D. m
CaEyrJAHD, MT. VERNON AND coLUArbS
Derot, Front and Kilgour.
Cleveland Express ......-...... 1853 m 7:53 pm
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Addition to Time Table.

Daily. City time.
Leave c., II. & D. Depot 1913 a. m. 2z3 p. m.
Leave Robps (Westwe0d) 5:43 a. m, 7:07 .. m.
1888 D M, $50 p. M, 5:48p. m.
Leave Brighton Station 6:23 q. M, Sv0S a. N,
ass .. m, Gls p. M, 6:33 p m.
sunday Trains-
Leave Robb's twestwood) 8:53 q m, 1918 q n1.,
l2se .. m 2:0s p. m, G.13 p. m.
Lesve Brighton Station sss q m, n:0s q M,
lbs p m, 2:as p. M, 7:0S p M u
r CHEskPEAKE& 4 OHIO RAILWAY.
Steamers depart foot of Broadway at 4p. m:
daiiy- conpecting at Huntington, West Va, fast
express trainH Steamers arrive at Cincinnati at
m. daily
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-09
TAN BATH.
KEiCnLE,S TAN BATH, /,
No. SO West sixth street.

The only place In the United States wnefe tms
erest German method Of treatment can be OBJ
tained. For Fevers. Rheumatism, and al Nervous
Affections, it is sure specific. These baths can
be applied at private residences when desfEed. 0ne
trial win prove It's efficiency. go
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-09
LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK the recovered
dispeptic, ,Bilioussufer
ers, victims of Fever
and Ague. the mercu-
rial diseased patient
how they recovered
health, cheerful spirits
and good appetite
thew will tell you by
taking SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR.
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SAMARI'TAN'S GIFT.
SAMARITAN'S GIFT

SAMARITAN'S GIFT !
The only positive cure. No Balsam Co
pabia; no Mercury; no exposure; used in
in the U. s. Hospitals:
"Posr HOSPITAL, Fort MARSHALL,
"BALr1MoRE. Nd, Feb. Goth. 1854.
al have great satisfaction in stating tnat
have used 'The Samaritan Remedies for
venereal diseases in its most customary
forms; that / have used them with judg-
ment, discretion and properly, and have
found them respond to my anticipations
promptly and etfectually. Knowing their
composition, have the fullest confidence
in their efficacy, and as far as my use OF
them extends recommend them strongly.
..... ,5... "ALFRED G. BOWER.
"Asst. Surgeon. 5th N. Y. Vols"
Many who are drugged by the quack for
months could be cured in from two to four
days BY one package Of Samaritan's Gift.
Male package S. female 81 Sold by ERNST
WILFERT, Fourth and Walnut and by
druggists a--.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-08-04
Greenwood Notes.

Greenwood Is still dry. Crops in his i'm
mediate country arc suffering for rain. Thc
up and corn crop is already pronounced q fall
uIe.
Mr. G.. p. Bailey lost his hose last week,
death cLu>ei by Il kick In the flank.
The concert last Thursday night for he ben
eft OF the Methodist church was q grand sue
cess, financially and otherwise. The proceeds
amounting to thirty odd dollars. This troupe
| will visit Ninety-SiX on the 18th.
Mr.. Riley is kept busy hunting. up chickens
to feed hungry "drummcrS.' He thinks Of
going into the poultry business, as his pota-
toes will probably not be ready for use before
the first of April next.
Mcssrs. b.. Reynolds Jr. & Co., have bought
! the Arnold store. These gentlemen intend
, making some improvements In the store und
will move in September |.
McsSrs. Duckctt d Gilmore Will, after the
frs. Of September. occupy the house now oc'
cupied by b. Reynolds Jr. i Co.
The young ladies of the female school assist
ed by others will give a concert about the first
of september. The object OF this entertain
ment will be to raise money with which Il
purchase u piano for the school. They prom
Use an evening Of enjoyment TO all, and think
that "anything for a change" will take we'll
W. X. Blake Esq, read an excellent essay
on "Rcading Clubs and Reading before the
Reading Club Monday evening. This gentle
man Is an excellent wri ,er unu this was one
Of his best productions.
Saturday was exceedingly dull.
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Special Announcement ISSO.'S1-Car.
Olina Military Institute, Charlotte,
North ~ rnlino.

To the Parents and Guardians Of Cadets, and To
the Public Interested: - desire To announce
that shall continue to cOnuuct the Institute
at the present excellent quarters, whcrel II was
founded and established several years ago.
The buildings and grounds. for educational
purposes, are unsurpassed in the southern
States, II | have found the health OF the
place uninterrupted and promolive OF the ro-
bust Developments Of the cadets.
1t will be seen that my terms have been re-
duccd. Attention. further, is called to Il mod
i1cation of the curriculum, made to secure
prompter and more thorough results for stu-
dents whose necessities require them to en-
gage In the active pursuits of life without at
tempting Il long and expensive course OF
studies This school seeks 10 give an cduca-
ton thoroug and practical. invite your at
tutc. In It's classical Course" students are
prepared, If desired, for our colleges or uni
verNities. In lis Regular Course involving
the modern languages, and excluding the an
Client languages, in order to give more time to
English, mathematical and scientific studies,
students are traincd-quallfled in all essen
tial p~rinciplcs-to enter upon the duties OF
life.
for West Point and Annapolis.
Above all. the Caro!ina Military Institute
earnestly seeks to lay In the youth committed
to it the basis of sound and solid character.
bearing, the habits and the ethics of the cadet.
the intellectual. moral and bodily I'M
provemcnt Of the cadet, the Superintendent
gives an experience Of more than twenty
years In the training Of youth.
My purpose is to imlart to the operations
of the school that ! have founded greater en-
ergy and efficiency than ever before. In the
full appreciation Of the dignity Of that en-
ployment that mOulds mind and character, |
shall redouble my lubors and work to make
the Institute more than ever worthy OF the
support Of its well wishcrs, Of whom
Of Georgia and the C%lrolinas claim my
special recognition. j. =. THOMAS,
Superintendent and Proprietor.
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GATE CITY GUARD,
Carolina Military Institute.

An ex-cadet Of the Carolina Military Instl.
tute has these words to say Of this excellent
Institutions: We have recently seen Il circular
Of the Carolina Military Institute, and are
pleased to see that Colonel Thomas, its most
efficient Superintendent, Is preparing with
new energy for the coming Session. We
know whereof we speak when we say thai
this Institute Is one of the best educational
institutions In the South, and well worthy OF
support. The system of military drills devel'
op"s the physique OF the cadet. the discipline
inculcatcs habits of order and ncatncSS. and
its curriculum fits the cadets either for the
active duties o: life, or for further advance
ment in collegiate Studies. The cadets who
graduate from this institution are peculia lily
Fitted for application for cadetships ut West
Point. Their are several Of them there, and
they reflect credit on their Alma Mater. Col.
Thomas deserves a high degree of success. II,
pureSt character, and enforccS the s~trictcst
rules OF morality. %etiquett, nd honor upon
the attention OF the boys entrusted to his Care
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80
Due West Female College.

We ask attention to the advertisement OF
This most superb institution, which has cdu-
Gated more excellent young ladies from Able
willie County all the Colleges III existence.
President Bonner, we are glad TO state, iSnow
0n rising ground as regards his health. and
the institution itself never had q fairer out
look for usefulness in the future. AS may
have been noticed from our recent REPORTS OF
affairs at Due West, the Colleges there are
now about entering upon a larger field OF use.
fulncss than ever before. President Bonnie
Is thoroughly practical man, and through
his tact and executive ability has raised the
Due West Female College to the first ranks
among female colleges. The tuition here Is
cheap, the surroundings beautiful and pleas,
ant, the teachers able and efficient.
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Barbecue ut Clear SpringN

ABBEyILLE c. H., 3. Z: August d.
The Barbecue and Pic Mic at Clear Springs
Inst Thursday 18th ultimo. was an occasion or
and pleasure to all the participants. INC
young folks amused themselves Win the
:.licht fantastic" while the more matured us
cusscd politics, candidates, &C.
At noon dinner was announced; n "nui.e
the accomplished females exhibited ra(e
in their culinary rransenlenIS
The services of Messrs. H.. r. Gilbert, r. u.
McCaslan, and r. A. McCaslan were Crnteiui:
~ acknowledged by all who took part ~ ING
elegant repast so well spread and SO s~atislnc,
rily managed. All were bountifu.ly fed ana
with the hiyh tone and beauty q
the ladies, together with the hospitality ano
Of both sexes.
The candidates were out In force, anu
worked with zeal. .
Mr.. James a. Wideman rreS,dca ofcr ING
meeting and introduced the following speak
ers: Dr.. F. Gary, Mr.: John II. M"rrah, Or
yille + Calhoun; Esq., d.; es j.: d: S Mr. W SD,:
Mckinney, Capt. Cowan. Capt. ". f. Goth
ran. a PARTICIPATE.
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Real E,tate Transfers.

NJ EStarncs 10 Sarah Edwards, | acre. Ninc
ty-SiX, S2b. bounded by lands Of l. kiiilrd
and II r. Starncs.
John g ~Clinksralcs to Sarah ] Rogers. la
acres, 18th township, 500, bounded BY landso!
Julia II Clement, V pHarmorc, + Cox and
others.
JIG Ciinkscales and W l. Prince, Executor
To l7G acres, 18th township. sia2.SU, bounded IL
above, IT being The same tract.
JIG Clinkscales and w l. Prince, Executor
to Julia = Clement, Is ncrcs, 18th township
Ss2d.40 part OF Clinkscales land, tract No. j.
JIG ClinkscaleS and W J. Prince, Executor
to Sallie ] Rogers, l42 acres, Eth township,
$l5t.t 10. Cllnkscaies homestead, designated as
tract No. 9.
PA McSiahan to John A Crawford, l5nacrcs
18th township. $50. bounded by lands of Elias
Kay. James Hodge and others.
GP Chiplcy to Lake & S~tallwOrth, 2 roods
and 26 pcrchCs. near Phoenix, $50, bounded by
lands Of DR. Adams: Mrs Lake and others;
township, SE25, bounded by lands of A NJ Ag-
new, Vim Riley AMI Others.
Marinda Dunn to .Juana T. Dunn, 12l acres,
4th township. gift, bounded by Geo Wallace,
] W Pratt, W Il Dunn and others.
WRDunn and others to Marinda Dunn, III
acres, 4th township, 81 ,1S9, bounded as above.
W.T. Mcdonald to Elijah Jones, mere, Ab'
beville, Sll, bounded by lands Of W I McNIil'
Ian, G 4 Douglass and others.
Mary A Martin TO Julia Martin. 3l5 acres
Abbcvillc, $l,0UO, pounded by RI Williams,
J e Martin and others.
Benz franklin to Mrs Annie NJ Franklin,
80 acres, I'd township, $50, bounded by lands
of w \ Moore. J + Smith and others.
Benz Franklin to Mrs Ami NJ Franklin,
81 acres, End township, Sill. bounded by lands
Benz Franklin to Mrs Annie NJ Franklin,
10 acres. Ind township, $40, bounded by
lands OF Jno itothrock,J d Pace, Thos Amber
son and Others.
] McWhortcr TO W 4 McWhorter. us acres
5th township, $TO, bounded by Il II Arm
strong, p Callahan and others.
James New to Francis New, 20 acres. 10th
township, So, bounded by lands of j II Britt
II, Harris and others.
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Supplement "D.'

Memoranda Of distances on air lines md lines as sur.
yeyed from Anderson to various points on the 3D.
vnnnah Vallay Railroad reuter-
Main Tor westerly line depot ut l.uwndesvile .
will be from center Of town abont...... .;sG' Ter.
Double Bridge line ePot.......... .,+,rom Ier'
Both sites can be approached from Lowhdesvilie by
good roads.
Air line from Anderson to Lowndesville. L. .eo,40 miles
Surveyed line (by way of Double Bridge. 230o miles
Air line from Anderson to Aliens Cross
.......2l,3t miles
Surveyed nne 90 mile,
Alternate line, by way Of the Carswcll Institute and
crossing Rocky River east OF Wilson'S creek, ~on'u
be laid along Is ridge equally as winding ana undn!a.
ting. The crossing OF Rocky River would he similar.
This stream cannot be approached or left by o direct
line on account of the great fall In the ridges Leading
to 1t but all lines must be run ~obliqurly, crossing
ridges and valleys, which causes the passage OF THIS
stream to be- expensive. Tho River east OF Wilson'S
Greek is 10 exception 70 lh!s, and II Is highly probable
that ~ large - rer ccnlasc az 2-!i9 must be added 70
the mir linz as is obtained by the Double Bridge route.
An inspection Of tho mp vi the proposed fOntu
strengthens the position here assumed.
Air line ~ Trickcn, (pasaiig ! miles from
tho G. II. at Abbevilir,) from Anderson. ~ 81 mile.
surveyed IT, y mile.
Deduct 'ISs i il -: q.l P' DR. ft cent Of air line. ....... s,iI mile,
Probable distance that might be 4aVrd ny
adirect survey over tho roa!e now sur
Air line from Anderson to Kenucdy's, g. & ,
a. X. H.. =. t. :" t& r m;ii.
Surveyed limo ''no miie'
Deduct II 2.1O per cent of nj line ....:.....I " mile
Probable distance that might DO saved by
Air line to Tabor from Anderson c. H.....A+.3U mile
Surveyed linc. ..5l63 mile
4 ,. loss Of Is 80 . i 10 oPs rni o. air linz. i22 81 mi!e
ltoLa; 10 distance that might lie saved by o
I;y' S:y s4:IS : ;roii. Ii: Tabor iiny Of ssicm cla:c
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A Card.

GREENWOOD, August 2, 1880.
To my friends who havc in such a compli-
mentury manner presented my am to the
people Of Ahpcville county, as a suitable can
didute for the Legislature, and the many
friends who have urged me to accept the
same, 1 return my sincere and heart felt
thanks. Previous business engagements, and
financial embarrassment would Of them
selves, be sufficient at this time, to prevent
Inc from accepting the position so fatlering.
~ rendered. were | an aSpirant for the posi-.
tion. have no aspiration to be a represent.
ativc OF SO intelligent q constituency as tho
people of Abbeville county. .
/ have in the past, contributed to the ut
most of my ability, towards the redemption
OF South Carolina, yet 1t has been done from q
sense Of duty, which l owed TO her as the
home Of my adoption, and the mother Of my
children. J. 7. PARKS.
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Meeting of the Board Of Equalization

AO cfFlST
AEnEv!LIE Z. H., Augusta 2. 1870; J.
The County Board OF Equalization held Its
annual meeting this day. Prescnt-M. q. Toll
man, r. J. Robertson, Geo: +. Caldwell, LII
Rykard. w. NJ. Tuggart, W. A. Black. j.. n.
B. u. HcrndOn and G. y. {. Waller.
The chairman w. II. Parker being absent.
on motion, M. o. Tolman was called to the
chair. The first matter submitted by the
county Auditor for the consideration or the
Board was the application of Mrs. r.. a.. Dem
DIV for an abatement of the valuation O II her
house and lot. An abatement of $1,000 was
asked for and the same was recommended.
an abatement or 500, on the valuation of his
buildings was next considered. AS this eX'
cesslve valuation was caused by q misconccp.
tion of facts on the part of the local board OF
assessors, the abatement was commented
The petition on the part of \. 6. Hogan who
was, through error, charged with one hun
dred acres of land in excess of what he really
owns, a,king that said error be corrected was
granted.
abatement of fifty per cent. on the valuation
Of his place, was, after considerable discus
sion, refused. and the same valuation MS af14-
The improvements on tho farm OF james
asian, which were through an oversight,
omitted on the part of the local board OF AZ
SCISSORS, were valued at SSU.
An informal application or the part Of w
Z. Kennedy for an abatement OF S2D, on thu
valuation of his dwelling was considered anC
IT was determined to leave the same at the
present valuation rs charged.
There being no further business the Boarc
adjourned siRe ale. NJ. y.
4, f. HILL, Chairman.
Sperpturv
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GreenN God SplinterS.

A negro. in passing a crowd of men, reading
and talking about DR.. Tanner, stopped to en-
quire what it meant. On being told that DR..
Tanner was proving that n maj need eat only
every fol ticth day. "Bless God!' hecSclaim-
cd, "What q great discovery for the poor black
man. Ho needn't work now but one day In
dc month to keep him gwinc."
a little son of Mr.. hoinaS Riley fell rom
the roof of the bar room lust Saturday. add
was badly nurt, though not seriously injured.
There are so many candidates on the Saluda
side that two or more have to ride the same
horse, and.they W ceased to elcctiooncr. eX,
ccpt among themselves, and they think all
will he elected.
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To DARE TO DETERMINE

for themselves what is lawful and what is nG1
lawful under our system, If the military au'
thorlties should be invoked, rs might possibly
be the case m such exceptional times, when
there existed such divergent views as to the
correct result. Tho army will suffer from Its
past action If 1t has acted wrOngfully. Our
regular army has little hold upon the atfec.
lions of the people OF to-day, and It's superior
officers should certainly, us far as lies In their
power, legally and with righteous intent aid
to defend the right. which 10 us is the law, and
the institutions which they represent. 1t is Il
well meaning institution, and 1t would TIC
well If IL should have nm opportunity to he
recognized as Il bulwark In support OF the
rights of the people and of the law.
am truly yours,
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK.
To Gen. w. r. Sherman, commanding army
of the United States.
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Pianos and Organs - Special Offer,
Fall ISSO-Cash Prices with Three
Monfho Credit.

Pianos and organs looming, coming, lM,o0O
by every steamer. to M our MAN.
sIcs hichi. from cellar to loft and supply the
trpdp of the south. Just closed most advan-
taccous contracts with leading Piano and Or.
gan manufacturers New styles: new prices;
TO CASH BUYEns-DurinG the months OF Au-
rust, September, II October we Will sell at
Lowest Cash prices, payable S25 cash on Pr
amos or sIO cash IN Organs with balance in
three months without interest. New Pianos.
Gigs. slOO. S217. New organs, S stops, $50. 0
stops, $50. Selection nom 10 makers II l65
different styles. Lowest prices In America.
ry inducement thnt any responsible house
can offer on STANDARD Instruments. Send for
Fall 1850 Special Offers. Address LUDDEN Il
PATES' Southern Music House, Savannah,
Ga.
Aug. 4, 1850. it
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Card from Gen. r. r. Hemphill.

EulLOTS fTeSS uNN DUnUeT. -,
I have been solicited by many influential
men in various parts Of this county TO run FOR
the Legislature again. l have thoughtfuliy
considered the matter and find that 1t VIII 20
ruiuous to my private interests to do so. Sit.
uated as l am | find tnat IT will require my
time properly 10 attend to my ncwspa-
per aud meet the demands Of an increasing
law practice. ] therefore take tins puuiic
method of thanking the people of Abbeville
FOR the kindness heretofore shown to me. for
the honors conferred upon mo and to decline
20 allow my namo to he used rs candidate NJ
this time. I 10 not retire in the interest IF any
man. ROBERT X. HEMF1lILLI