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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-20
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-20
lew Advertisements.

-E50O PREcIOus 70 dslay . mo-
aslt skel yea are III
IeW FesGr ~ hose lAtaETh oataSIh
esfs..r ~ lad Ih1o@A Ours. be.4e<ke
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l.ss ~ fhe He4d Azld Ihro.t. one ledy
ssys : hsa sess d1us4s saa ,s,t ess ss sss
~ hhha.eirss one but ! uaz pensueded 2 try
uh1fe ISIy CAtarrn Cure hr my sore Thnee.
nnes1< fh.f i owe my LIE. with pleasure
ssM~..nmend Il 70 all sufferer Of the diseases
I, NJ rrcon mendsd for and more too. Very
GGssss -. ! bottle BENTLEY q MILLER.
props., Newark Ohio for sale ~ Al Ding.
no Western Indr eupplied by MEiEh
"a. and Dcnyer. Col
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-20
DR.. SPINNEY

OF san Francisco. California, having opened
n branch office In Denver. Is now prepared to
treat all men and women who may be suffer.
ing from Nervous. Chronic or Private bis
enses. Young men who mny hc suffering
from the effects Of youthful foilies or indts-
cretions will do well To avail themselves OF
this the g~rcatest boon ever laid at the iect Of
suffering humanity. Dr. %Spinney will guar
nntec To forfeit sil for every case OF weak
ness or private disease at any kind or char
acter which he Undertake a.. to aud falls to
cure. There are many nj the age OF thirty 10
sixty who are troubled with too q cquCnt
excavations OF the bladder. oncn acconipa-
MED by a slight smarting or burning scisA.
ton aud n weakening OF the system In a
manner the patient cannot account for. On
examination Of the urinary deposits n ropy
sediIacnt Will ofen be found, and sometimes
small particles of nlbumcn will appear, or
the color will be OF n thin. milkish hue.
again changing To "A dark. torpid appearance.
There are many men who die of this DIM
Guilty. ignorant OF the cause. which is the
second sage OF seminal weakness. Dr. :.
Will guarantee n perfect cure In all such
cases. and u healthy restoration OF the gent
tourinRry organs.
Office Hours-iO to u. ito 1. and : to S: sun
days, nom IL To II A. NJ Consultation free.
thorough EQUALIZATION and advice. 81.
Cnll, or address. br SnINNEN 4 Co. 3h
Iarimer street, Denver. over Greenlcat 4
Cos store.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-20

prica1 Dept; Cheyenne, hyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-20
WOOL-G POWER

Can rely upon immunity from contagious
di-case In their nocks after use Of Ldddis
Ibbdcco Arep ~. GndrdHfeod an immedi-
ate cure for scab and prevention OF Infection
by that terror of flock -mssters. Guaranteed
Ia mere than repay the cost OF application by
Increased growth ofwool. GUdruufeef tn Inn
prove the texture Of The fleece instead Of IN
iury TO II as l. the result of the use OF other
compounds Guaranteed To destroy vcrmtn
ON III. animal aud prevent return. Cnarun-
tscd Ia he the mos effective, cheap and safe
remedy ever offered 10 american Wopl-grow-
ems. No flock -mnSter should he without IL
] u VI the most testimonials cor
rnbs,initNc uf above. send for circular and
address ORDER al W VI. LAID, "a n Main ST.
~. Louis, Mo.
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The Weekly Leader.
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Terms: sz,soa YEA. $3.50 Half Year


OF ever KIND Neatly. oheaply aad Expedi-
hou<iy executed. Cards u every shape and
kind. Iii Heads. Letfar and Nuie HeadinE&
hanks q every kind. Poster. etc. printed On
short noiloe. Having . new toi u Type aud
freszes. nc en- d handsome WORK n Los
knscA
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-09-29
The Last Primary.

The election last Friday passed OF without
attracting mach attention., or creating Murh
interest in any way. there wer" not mo1r than
half the Democratic voters nj the polls. By
reference to the tabulated statement In anoth-
or column 1t wsll be seen that DR., NJ. {. Tag
vart was nominated for the Lower House OF
the General Assembly, and that Mr.. W. Il.
Mckinney. OF NinctS-Six was the lucky man
In the race for County Commissioner. The
ability and the popularity OF the successful
and Unsuccessful candidates were SO nearly
o: n par that many voters were unable 10
choose between them, and let tho election
PASS oil without appearing at the polls.
We have heard no word OF dissatisfaction
among our people. They like the primary
plan OF making nominations and will pre-
srnt n solIu front in November. We know
nothing of any independent candidate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-09-29
The State CAPITAL.

COLUMBIA, September 25.-The American
Union Telegraph Company has engaged n
section Of the office occupied by SicbelS 4 Ezcll
IT Richardson street. and It's agent proposes
To take possession On the first of October,
when the fitting up will he proceeded with
| have reason to believe that the Western
icy,.wili open IN office here Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company, which is con-
trolled by II, and thatit will maintain Its o~n
ratcs.wbilc using the Atlantic and Pacific line
10 compete with the American Union on the
lattcr'S schedule Of charges, II Is certain
that. the telegraph tolls will be greatly lower
ed when Columbia has three offices within hei
limits.
The superintendent Of education has award
cd, after two days consideration Of the sever
written examinations rendered, Peabody
scholarships In the Nashville Normal Goi-
buchanan of Fairfield, DE- Arthur Of Lex
ington. These scholarships entitle the win
ncrs to free tuition In the College and two
hundred dollars q year from the Peabody
fund.
Tho Columbia Board of Trade IS circulating
It's pamphlet setting forth advantages OF Co
lumbia as q market as fast as copies cnn be
printed. Seven thousand five hundred copies
are to be struck OIL.
Considerable increase OF trade Is felt from
the action Of the railroads centering here in
selling tickets to the city good from Satur-
days TO Mondays inclusive ut one fare thus
enabling country people to make their pur-
chases here ut n small expense OF travel. The
the tickets shall be good for any days OF the
;. week. This In IL hint to Charleston.
\ special rnte of So for the round trip has
been promised visitors from Columbia to At
lanta on the occasion Of laying the corner
stone of the Memorial Armory there, October
18th, The Governors Guards Is the only mil.
itary organization which has as yet decided
to 90.
Two convicts were received at the Peniten-
tiary this evening from Fairfield.
There were seven deaths reported In the
oily for this week ending to-day-whites two,
colored five.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-09-29

Hancock is q mar Of destiny. In 1858 Gar
field brought a bill into Congress to drop the
Junior Major General. That was Hancock 1t
passed both Houses of Congress and was
signed by President. Beforeit could be carried
into effect Geo. II. Thomas. the senior Major
General died, a~ndiiancock going up on grade
waS.no longer the Junior Major General and
SO the lnw could not reach HIM. Then the Re-
rutlicans. still led by Garfield. passed an act
reducing the Major Generals to- thrcc. This was
signed by the President, but before IT could
he carried into effect Meade died, and the
Major Generals were reduced to three by GOD
Almighty. Finally, a law was passed author
iziny ePrcsidcnt t0drop the Major Generals
Eerorc II could be carried out, and HancOck
dropped. IIallcck died and Hancock becoming
the Major General. he could not be dropped.
The man who survived all these attempts to
retire him cannot be retired. The man who led
Observation-Disclosures, rs n fitting CONSUMING
tiDn of his act, falla victim TO his intended
yictim. Hancock will be elected President.
GARFIELD will be retircd.-Louisr1lic Courier
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-09-29
of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters Of Admin
istratlOn.
by J. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, PROBATE JUDGE
VXHEREAS, Ezekiel Harris has
w made suit to mo, to grant him
Letters of Administration with will an
nexcd of tho Estate and effects of John
McClain, late of Abbevillc County, de-
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
iturs of the said John McClain, de-
ceased, that they be and appear, before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held ut
Abbcvillc C.. H., on Tuesday the % day Of
Sept, 1880, after publication hereof, at
II O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause
if any they have, why the said Admins
tratiOn should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
18th day of September, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hum
drcd and eighty, and in the
one hundred and fifth year Of
American Independence.
Published III the 18th dayo September
1880, in tho Press and Banner and on the
Court House door for the time required
by law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge of Probate \. c.
September Is, 2w
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-09-29

Among the candidates for tho state Senate
We observe the name of our old friend Colonel
Robert y. Thompson, one of the editors OF the
Ecomce Courier. We know the Colonel we'll,
and We cnn safely say that no trucr or better
Representative will be in the Senate. lie Is
able and clsar-leaded. and never fails to
wicid a powerful influence for good wherever
he may be. The people of Oconce cannot do
better than to elect him. This Is the teStimO.
ny of one who has known HIM all his life, and
who has found him always equal to any occa.
sion. Vcpncc will honor itself In honoring
niM'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-09-29

Now III $50 buShcl cost 1881, what does ono
bushcl cost? My arithmetic makes 1t a frac-
tion twentyonc cents, ] ain selling oats rap
idlv at fifty cents per buShcl, purchasers fur
nishing sacks; and every ten bushels as i
measured them from the thresher, gains Il
bushel when sold ut the STANDARD weight OF ~
pounds to the bushcI. Or the difference be.
tween the tlreshcr measurement and sale by
weight gains enough to pay the toll FOR
thrcShing.
Take another view of it. If my crop cost
me S2>i. tina. is lust SIS bushels of oats, at SIC.
per buShcl. Deduct this amount from the crop
of $50 bushels, and I have 1S2 bushels OF oats,
or SOL MS the net rent of ~ acres Of land for y.
single year. besides this, l have housed and
pcllncd straw that / would not take $50 Tor:
md my land is now in stubble ready for the
fall turning, which, hope to give it If we have
rains in September and October.
II this cropw were Nh Unprecedented one, or
my first. or an exceptional one In this section
! might feel disposed to boast Oft: but 1t ismy
fourteenth consecutive red oat crop. each OF
which paid about as well as this, some far bet
lei; and | am satisfied it Is not equal to the
crops made this year by some of the farmers
on the Saluda side Of Abbeville County. 1t
Will be observed, too, that l have estimated the
labor all through at It's highest market value.
whereas nearly all OF its was done by my own
mules, and by laborcrs on my own farm, some
of whom were wages hands, some tenants ana
n purtion hired as above estimated.
If could get the car OF every farmer nSouth
Carolina. l would say to him, 60 you, and
do likewise"
d, WYATT AIKEN,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-09-29
TAX NOTICE!
OFFICE,


August 30, 1880.
IN accordance with the Supply Bill, ap-
i proved February goth, 1880, notice is
hereby given that the Treasurer's Office
of Abbevilie county will be open for the
collection Of Taxes Wednesday 18th Sep
TENDER, 1880, and will remain open until
LIST day CT November, except the days i'll
cluded in the schedule Of appointments
made below in this notice:
The Rate per Centum Of Taxes is as
Fellows:
State purposes, ....""...""....42 Mills.
COunty,
Past indebtedness ".".-..~H
Schools .".""."""""".".-".2
Total. Mills.
Poll Tax, Sl.00.
In all cases where the May Installment
has not been paid
Penalty OF Five Per Centum
will be added to said Installment.
All Taxes remaining unpaid on the 1st
day of November will incura
Penalty of Fifteen Per Centum,
and will DO collected by distress until 18th
day of November; after that date the
County Treasurer will proceed to collect
the same by levy and sale as provided by
law.
Taxes are PAYABLE in
the following kinds of Funds and no
othcri
Gold and Silver Coin,
United States Currency, and
National Bank Notes,
Jury and Witnesses Tickets will be t.
ken for County Taxes as provided by
law.
Parties liable to
Poll Tax
and refusing or failing to pay the same
will be proceeded against as for n INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction "sllall be
fined not more than ton dollars, besides
cost, or by imprisonment in tho County
jail not exceeding thirty days"
In Accordance
with tho Act of Assembly, approved De-
cember %, 1879, which requires County
Trcasurers "To attend at certain places
for the collection of Taxes" I will attend
at the following places OH tho days desig-
mated, TO wit:
Nincty-Six, Monday 9th September,
10 80 a. m. until arrival Of up train, Tues
day the 18th.
Greenwood, Tuesday 18th, from arri-
val OF up train until same hour Wcdnes-
day 10Th.
Hodges, Wednesday Goth from arrival
of up train until same hour THU sday
the GOth.
Donaldsvillc, Friday the LIST day Of o.
toter.
Due West, Saturday tho End day of o.
tober,
Long Cane Township on Monday tho
it'll October at Gilgal church.
Smithvillo Township at Evans Mill, or
Tuesday the 9Th October.
White Hall Township at White Hal
Wednesday the 9th October.
Indian Hill Township ut Chilcs' Cros,
Roads OH Thursday the 7th October.
Cedar Springs Township at Ceda.
Springs, Friday the Sth October.
Abbeville c. II. Saturday the 9th Octo
Der.
Diamond Hill Township, at VIM. Wick
lifrc's, Monday the 18th October.
Lowndesville, Tuesday the 18th Octo
Der.
Magnolia, at Hcstcr's store, Wcdncs
day the 18th October.
Calhoun's Mills, Thursday the 18th o.
tobcr.
McKittrick's Mills, Friday the 18th DC
tobcr.
The balance of The time up to the Is
November I will be in the office at TIN
Court House.
Tho Tax payers Of Lowndcsvillc, Mag
nolia and Calhoun Townships arc mott
fed that the S. V. II. r. Tax will be col
lected ut the salro time.
All information as to Taxes freely Civ
ell by mail or otherwise.
J. w. PERRIN,
County Treasurer.
Sept l, 1880. st
A OLD AND EXPERIENCED BOOK
~. keeper and Salesman would like to oh
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-09-29
"As broad and general rs the casing air."

Let our Senators and Representatives, whether
State or National. our editors and publishers, our
lawyers and PHI sicisns, our farmers and merchants,
the ministers Of Christ, TINT serve tho altar. and above
all, let teachers themselves catch the spirit Of i'm.
provement In education; and South Carolina will
arise from the dust and humiliation Of defeat. and
put ON her beautiful garments, and shine furth in
more than her original ~splend0r.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
TIE MooNsnINEns, EXIT.

The efficient measures and policies
adopted by General RAuM for the suppress
sion of the illicit distillery traffic in Geor-
gia have been successful 10 ap extent that
leaves only here and there in scattered To-
calities distillery in use The fight has
been hard one, but the internal revenue
bureau had determined 10 suppress illicit
distilllng, cost what il might, and the work,
though prosecuted under difficulties and
embarrassments, has been very thoroughly
accomplished. This is very creditnble to
the efficiency of General RAUM in protect
ing the internal revenues of the country
nom depredations und fraud. The Illicit
| distillCrs Of Georgia and other sections in
the south had determined TO beat the gov
crnment, if such thing were possible, but
they were not adequate TO carry out their
neiarious purposes against the efficiency OF
the officers who raided them with great
risk TO life, but with ind omitable courage,
until the Illicit traffic has been substantially
broken up. It is to be hoped that the
time may come and that AT 10 distant
period, when the people OF Georgia and
North Carolina will come to the conclusion
that the laws of the United States are as
applicable TO them rs TO the other sections
OF the country.
National Republican., 1880-12-02

IN order to secure the election Of O'CoNNER
In the second South Carolina district, and the
full democratic county ticket, with eighteen
members of the legislature IL was necessary
to throw out the votes Of six precincts. These
wore thrown out on the allegation that colored
republicans threatened aud abused colored dem.
ocrats aud prevented them from voting Care
ful inquiries have failed TO elicit the slightest
evidence of the alleged intimidation by ropub.
licans at the six precincts in this county from
which the boxes were rejected. Very few
democrats reside in those precincts, and all
who do 1.-Two there peaceably voted and re-
turned to their homes unmolestcd. The su.
pervisors' returns, signed by both democrat
aud republican, show tho subjo ined result of
tho election, and make no me ntion of irrcgu.
larities:
National Republican., 1880-12-02
Republican majority. .....2,7S.

Aftor rejecting these votes o'CoNNER was
declared elected by majority of 047 over t.
W. NJ. MAcREY, tho republican candidate.
Tho democratic returning board at Columbia
unanimously sustained tho action of the
county canvasscrs in thr owing out the six
boxes on the ground Of intimidation practiscd
upon " "colorod democrats" although Governor
HAGooD had sense enough to SEQ that the
board was furnishing the rope with which a
republican congress will hand a score of demo-
cratic claimants to seats in the next house.
National Republican., 1880-12-02

An increase oil population of twenty-five
per cent. ordinarily indicates n greater roa.
tive increase in values Therefore, fair as
scssmcnt ought to show an increase rather
than dimnution in tho taxable values of
lhe state.-Riclmond Dispatch.
Undoubtedly. An increase of popula-
tion without M increase of wealth is u sure
sign of thriftless community. It's indus
trial system must be similar TO that de-
Icribed by JonN RANDOLPH MS prevailing
h Virginia IN his day: The owning OF
negroes to raise corn 10 feed the hogs which
the negroes ate.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
Western Journalistic Enterpriso.

The Cincinnati Ereie Prese, O German republican
daily paper which made It's first 0ppearanc co In
very modest style in 1874, has since then made
such progress that to-day by It's latest enlargement
and other improvements, Il is the largest and hand.
soonest daily German paper IN the United States,
siZc-an elght-pago paper with from lfty-slx TO
siNty-four colulnnsbllt 1t has erected O beautiful
new three.story building thoroughly equipped
with everything necessary for so large an enter
prise not forgetting one of the largest Hoe double.
cylinder presses. The Cincinnati Ftie Pyesso Is the
only consistent German republican paper in tho
great success.
National Republican., 1880-12-02

The Hon. FRANK HURD, NJ. c., of Toledo,
Ohio, and j. ID. PLATr of Dayton had an
exciting runaway behind spirited team
few days since, Both were thrown out of
the carriage and considerably shaken up,
though not seriously injured.
National Republican., 1880-12-02

IT will be in order for Senator Worthless
TO revive his exodus investigation soon al-
Ter the assembling of congress. A few more
American citizens Of African descent pro-
pose TO leave the south as soon as they can
yet of
National Republican., 1880-12-02

THE English will now take possession Of
tho Soloman group of islands in tho South
Pacific, The natives attacked British war
schooner and killed six of the crew. Sum.
mary punishment is to be inflicted OH the
islanders by man-ofwar, which has bcon
nrdp rod there
National Republican., 1880-12-02
WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 9, 1880.

TIE Mississippi river was closed 10 navi-
CATION by ice at Davenport, Iowa, on the
2ith ult., the earliest date in twcnty-one
yeRls.
National Republican., 1880-12-02

The New York Herald is responsible for
the assertion that "the HAYES republicans
of Washington claim that they are sure of
GARFIELD" which no doubt means that
they ore sure of his election. There is no
contention over that point, and that is
about all there is of it up to the present
writing
National Republican., 1880-12-02

postoilico orders, TO say nothing of the ex-
pense. What we want Is an issue of fractional
notes, like the original postal currency of
1862, to bc exchanged by postmosters for legal
tender and rcdcomablc at the postoflices and
sub.treasurlcs In legal tondor.
National Republican., 1880-12-02

THERE should be a competitive cxami-
nation prior to appointments in the life.
saving service, and the first question put TO
n candidate for appointment should be:
"Can you swim?"
National Republican., 1880-12-02

WHEN General RosECRASs calls HAM
ITToN FISH n venerable sardine" he let's
us into the secret Of his failure TO impress
statesmen with the Importance of his
views. Iritability, impatienco and the use
Of epithets have brought some of the mis-
fortunes to General RosECRAYs, which he
now attributes 10 unproyoked but relent-
less mnlice.n
National Republican., 1880-12-02

SECRETARY SHERMAN has discovered
good subject for experiments in economy
in the cumbrous machinery of the District
government
National Republican., 1880-12-02

PosTMAsTER.GENERAL MAYNARD is not
likely to see the accomplishment of his pro.
jects for postal savings bank and a postal
telegraph. There are private interests which
will oppose these schemes successfully until
AN imperious public demand arises, If Mr.,
MAYEARD had urged the provision Of a small
note pOstoiliee currency he would have struck
something which would have had behind
II a popular need and demand There is
too much inconvenience in obtaining small
National Republican., 1880-12-02

responsibilities of government. 1t isn't for
the interest Of Ohio to contend with too
much vehcmcnco for all the great honors
IN the political gamc, for vaulting ambition
is pictured as overlapping itself sometimes
and falling ON the other side from that on
which ii aimed TO land. Covetousness
as besetting sin IL not always profitable.