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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLeCR.--Superine s. %; Extra g. 20 /;
Corn Meal 2 cwt. IS 70; Buekwheat 4 cwt
81 90.
BUrTER-Choice roll, top prices, S2Sa cts.
s7o Wholesale; choice Tillamcok 3Oc.
CHEESE. -Clatsop dairy ll@lSc.
Esss.-iJaE0 cts r doL. Chickens, - o..
FRESn NEAT. Choice cut. samb. lOc;
Beef saiG. pora 20. Nation Aslp. tiy the
sarcase &c.
NEarS- Breakfast Dac.n i3.aai5 ter T.;
sides l5,% ti4i.c: 6"rn, If'.'fi:'c; shoulders
I0Gfso smoked beet lpai5asc; corned beei
sl0sy2 & bbl-. coEned I-Ork lee ? b.
sEAN-.-3a4 cts.
paErn rRclI~. tlaekJeIrie- aos: Frunc'
IGG21c.
HpSEF. ib fra-nc- ..0c in eias~ So.
L.E.--iH tius and caaaty- - acc 9 j
I-L fBru--.i Bran go a.: country. - e.
ton: rhaits sls a.. ItaE 80 ~tG = -: 3 tpu
Oars. -Accorting @" quality. ,rle'- ran-'
from 20 a4,-J Gu 5 bu-lci.
VaGErt .---f"ta-,vrs i.ai q. b b.
ONIONS ak & h.
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KEncALL's SPAWN CURE
.S IITMsS FsS Su

iiaarr~:is d, -. Dee. -. ls1J.
- ! KgNpN;I. & 20. t,rut- wish to
i,lG 90, Testimony ~ istynr 1T OIi iEyflu bic
.iuUuru; "krUsiTllS SplviT t'Ur. D." Ia tac
,.Hil +. r - ! ~imI-rd On the ir- AMI
-',ra.l.-! M liz,si al,l .! N" kne,. iGiHl
W. Ns5y same aUi "a i'rg~ suffered Ihp
u."~, tS-rI ..itIng rI.u. ! .ynrr q 'banda'ic
Ou 70 fer 0yrTa year. aJ'i tried most every
tam. ia my reach. HIt could hud nothing
That " Nould .-iVr me permanent rrirf. When
.yrrvOfk,-d. d. UuUld ain ulc very much.
la April la1S I began IO think / should be-
a cTipplr Tor life hat haVre >s.me Of Ken
daiI'r SPAWN Cur" Thought | would Try II.
'l~cd one JIiri 81 a bottle and experienced
r.litf Il oiirc Tie pain left mr ana mas not
troubled me : Nee. ] feel very grateful tO
yuu and Wui.ld recommend 'keudail'S Spay u
Cur,.' To- aii Fhn suffer with ~pFajnS or Thcu-
matI>m. NuuT> tTUly. Mrs. J. l;oUTELL.
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KEEDALL'S SPAyIN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa Noy. l., iSSO.
Ia. y !. kFNpNI-I < C1., Gents ] have
q very fur maTe tlIat y - had 4 bone SPAWN
f'F q long iiuN I tried HNrrv thing man
C,.iiid ,irVl>r tp ear. it but lii in vain and
WIS li'ogt tu give 70 up WHOM "a irirnd Uf
mine ir til, 'ity came To- me aud r'cOm-
NJ. ndgd kcitllli'~ spawn CIrr which I tried
vJ,i -ISs.,. fs--',.'r. TvU-"NtE IN bUlit. rictI
and r'ra'- and then -sut - cents tU yOu for
0u.. pi tuUT illustrated bUiSs Books and
thluk there = UC better iuDS printed Gn the
nvrS,. fI.i Ei~ tii,' ;ISoS. I b;'yr taken eat
i:tc-r~; ~ I' aI'.! have >ih,- - = yDl e,
'rr y.i. tu my. uc.gglul~~ ;,G 81 g., ....d .!C
What -t-o,' rru ry getting them iOT Others.
Yours TTtIi, L. ". MiIIEE
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....Never 60 shopping without con
sulting the advertising columns OF THE
AsroRIAN. They will tell You where
She best bargains are to he had. and luSt
what merchants are alive and doing
business.
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.- Cu-Wi JuHu Blank~. County
Couti Blanks. Ir~iirr sruu B'aur~.
Shipping EaHf~. i~r-ii1Ur"u- Blanks.
De-. a.. Nj -a-,-. li"-. GER sac q; iiii
A>TyEI A = office.
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WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, n Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala-
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cinatiOn. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures az
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
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rF>,5Ls .A .Hl -Af.
E-n.,. Nrnx. r-.n Enri..

ErGa; NfnV..s--sn orr.
sri. , f-.. 20 t.a- Wlna1s.
Nj s-.c...s.. l;- 80 ."u- ..r-'.-
NOD -l... ta. ....- rs 1a.
Tra~.as -.. t,.-. Nr-tr, .. A.r.
"a. -'.. '.'. ,''.-. rr'~''''.' = '.'.' '''".
Ms-o. e.. a. .ral. I,s,L r, ! De. .s
Cert 81 I-LiI:-l '',s "a. 5.r i4
Empire, ~ %ca Yrrs i"-dias
Kate - 4y.H;.cTl - .2ls tons. N4'iaft ja7 o.
Uo,l.ni.as 80 f'eraald Hcu Hort IAN .9.
Carr.a WIa-law. A., as. 'otd ny paiiac-.Uuia
ProH Foreign Ports.
Agaes .ysvzld. br - $50 toa- Nc, iouan caraifi.
Dec IO
kdol,. s~e. ~. ssS tons, R,assaan-~ou. 60 ten
6urs, Oct y
Ar-o - bh g,3 toa-. fio De lAnicro.
Couuty.oi AZ 9r ~ 80 tons. Alexander 64-'soA
Oct ~
Clty q Agra tr h. la7i tone. Young. Melbourne.
C5ian C,r.rt. br a.. sz- tom. James f.v.-1-oo.
Count.s- %, R1.h,s br bK CardIH.
Cisn Hci,r.-i br os ssa ,oa- Yokohama.
Esbel az b. 80 tous. tifasaui. Liy, T.,o.. %oy 7
Lruiy r'oap',a. or 81 49, tpo- ha.r1-. 'ard.f
Geo Bcviey. tr 80 .g5r ,-,,, il.y esp. h..kpns ns
CTI.Bc4r5, hr b.. t-s 'ra-, scarufa
Iizz,y Ir.daI, b, b. Er tJl.- Ap--.'p- lvcTIS'''i
a0g -. tl4 ikoDo,Uia s:d Victoria
Odus -- 81. - sons tIyarl71, va II ono. ain j f
81 - togtff J
Psssi:a.a br ba - tone. M.,-t l. v'rp0o'. N"s 20
serica br %, q. tou- t'.ayiur- River EJyI- Nvv
castle = Y
soIkirkshire b. 81. ma to- Aaa,rson. cardiff
Soottish Fairy. br b., Y 5sohaa,a. Get %
ThirIen Castls. br sh lgs3 tone Shanghai
Viola bE 0k, - tons. Prico. Liverpool, sept wa
Honolulu
Victoria Gross bT bk. 669 tons, Owen, Calcutta
Zoe ~ 5s Liverpool vis Victoria Jan
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Beaver Lodge No. 35. 1. O.O.F.

Meet every Thursday evening. ~
al O'Clock. in the odd fel- :; -, -
low, Hail. cor. OF Cnss aud Che
nauius streets. Astoria. Members uf the Orde
are Invited - attend. hy order. y. -,
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Temple Looge. 80. Z. AF.AM.

Regular Communications frs; and XX
third Tuesdays in each month. st7is wv
O'Clock. ?. NJ, at the tall in Astoria.
Members of the Order. in good standing, are
inyited TO aIend. By orde: % che ". VI.
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Hs.tao-r i'v o. giHsUerce OF Astoria
.,-.i.. - lu...-li1.- ryrFy - aud 81 N"ndaN
n-rr s. .,: - - ~ ln the h-il' Il ih,.
loun. Ma taH-Ii,u ASSOCIATION
g. - g. IasWii:N i'rr>fG,.ii.
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Astoria l,odge No. 4o.LO.GT

Regular Meeting every 1uesday Evening
at7is O'Clock. ~ t;oOd femplar's Hall. Che
narnus street. Astoria. over G. l.. Parker
Store Members Of the order, in good stand
ne, urs invited to attend. Degree meeting 1T
Monday each month. b. order ". G.. I.
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MIS-, ELLANEOUS.
From d Prominent Physician.

N->ljr.Tcr si.I,. nr o" -Iu-,. II. $50.
pis. q. !. kfNHAIl. & g.. JCHt> a.: Erad-
iEs 'u.ty advertisement H lUri. F.rI1 Ird
f.FIa. ~ hVUd-'H~ SPAWN Gar -lId !,. wing
e ,a!U.ir', ...-d ~p-ta.s HOT>,. gi,iri. had been
Is,Ig,. fr'IH ~'r.yiI rjEltrrn months =, ~ Ia
.uE i'r e i.p.;is- i,y express. wsi.rii Iu ~IN
weeks v,uiry,t ~, !aW"It-- -ni enlarge
uruJ Is.S iJF-st- >,-'rnI ", Hi arrt,cT hpT>s'.
yiT as-h i-.r,,~ IIr ,I-.-;, a- ,Gti.t - colts
III. uT,. lsi,t',- Was y,pFiN rn ui,. III- hundred
Uo!iar-. Ec-F"t' .Gl.y yuUr~.
L.la-ItII LII. n Ia
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The stated meetings sf thi> lofl-r >n.sl' in
pu SIfur,,ay sVcuin. oi ratiI week - 1" H"uI
of Z o'rlurk during thp months "I ~
AJlulsrr. Drccmhrr January and fc''r7!aTN,
Hali-pa>j during Msr-u. Anril. = '!c,'i'r'..
aud p,.l shef anH aj =. q. aur'l- M--E
Isgu-. Ju'y .snH AT.-r-,.
4. ~. GFAgIAf;T E~-nn.er
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Kr,rn.. OF Pythias.

s-r.r t..l-,. "a. 6. X. cf =. -1..rtis =
sv"T- avig"-iay evenin. az 1iels,LzE,
,'rll., g. ig ne lgll 81 The 4. -. I. ". w.
Gunner tnruamu- sud Benton -tr-et-. "
Is order e. e.
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-.~W Warranty deeds, quit claim deeds
and mortgages, for sale at this Office.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
I>fafr CaIIfornI,
OCEAN DIVISION

~ STEAM>HIP LEAVES EVERY FIVE DAYS
- ~ . 4. VI. ~ follows:
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KpndaIlN SPAWN Cure

II ~Urr ~ rs effects. miid IN ~ action - Il
doe, Int blister, and Vet u ! penetrating
AND pssvrTiui IA reach any drt'P SEATED pain
OF tp rrmnV'' any hDEy growth oF :us other
enlargement u u>,d IuT several days, such
~ >IaVIU~. ~pl.nt>. cuTl- Gallons, SpTaIn>,
>lyriiIli->. any '..UCnC~> sutj al. TuldrgemeniS
Of The i1IUI> vT limbs or Th~smdtI~m IN man
amt Tor any pUrpr'~e InT which - huimeld y
u~cti fuT HI;,H uT Gvsi>t 10 y now known tr
i've the i,~i i.iiIErUt fUT man ever used. dcL-
!gg mild and y-t certain a. is Effects. IL i
tI~,si fuli Str'-rgi Win perfect ,sii'-ty tI al
>'iSDn> uf the year.
send address l'T iilu~i iT.:IyO circular. " hich
Nr tLiEk giyr~ ug'-itlyc pturi %, u virtues.
NJ f,-mr.,y li;t- t-svT met " - ~u,-iI uuquaii
'ird ~urrr>~. - our knowledge. tor beast n
Vel "a. man
I'ric- Il pr bottle, or >iN bottles for =.
Nh Di;i trtiISiN have Il OT riu get II for
yt'u ur % viii ii'- sent tO any addr'-SS uu IL
-.Ip. 81 nFirt' - The prOpuctOr,.
bt,- G.. -.. Ni.NlfN44i- X co,
.sr.r.s T-r.f.. Nt.rgIcuf
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Right is reserved to cIaugr steamers or
>;tiiing days.
IHEOtGH TlCEETS SnIC tu all the prin-
rl!.Jl citIcSjn the UiJed StatC~ and Canada.
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G0MMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

Silver, a. nar.
Com exchange oa San Francisco q percent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York bu, ing Il.r:
selling. \ 70 per cent.
LEGAL rerlers-Iar.
Telesrapnlc transier- % New l"rE z rcr
ceut- Err-f lul.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

From s,.-,i,, 81 CntteI >CaIcs Coast Survey
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River and Rail Division.

Columbia, wmamet and YamhiH Rivers.
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FEBRUARY (. 1881.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-09-07
REHABILITATION.
COrOnaca Items.

Editors Press and Banner:
Crops in this section Of the county,
though by no means good, are rather bet
ter han those Of the surrounding couu-
try.
The Bethlehem Academy School, taught
by our excellent teacher, Prot. w. L.
Miller, of Due West. has reopened, since
a pleasant vacation, in q very flourishing
condition.
Visitors have been quite numerous in
this neighborhood this summer, and, af-
ter having spent several weeks, they ex-
press themselves as being universally
each visitor, a sociable is had. The last
being at Mr.. James +. Coleman's, which
seemed to be generally enjoyed.
Miss Jennie Adams, formerly Of this
place, but who has for the last two years
been living in Mississippi, is now on d
visit to her uncle, Mr.. w. r. Henderson.
We gladly welcome her back, even for a
short time.
Miss Hessie Miller, one of Abbeville's
fair daughters, is visiting Misses Coleman
and O'Neall.
Messrs. j. D. Coleman and w. G. Rice,
Jr., have just returned from tho noun
tains delighted with their trip.
Our society is greatly enlivened by the
presence OF Miss Halle WaddeEl, of Mil
ledgeville, Ga, who is visiting her uncle,
DR.. Il. fl. Waddell.
MIR. A. o. Collins returned home from
Alabama a few days AGO. where he has
been visiting friends and relations. He
was much pleased with his trip, but
found the crops no better than those OF
this State.
Some Of our farmers are exchanging
oats for corn.
Misses Lidie Coleman and Rosa Fouche
returned from Greenville a week ago,
where they have been for three weeks en-
joyiug the many privileges afforded them
at the Normal Institute.
The entcrprising Klugh Brothers, who
have a grist and saw mill, and, also, a cot.
ton gin, are doing much work for the
public, and are giving entire satisfaction,
The general health of this neighbor.
hood is good. CoRoNACA.
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Own Y0ur own House,

THERE is still in Abbeville great de-
mand for little houses, and somebody
will build with an idea of good pro-
fits, as the result. We think every
.nan should endeavoi to OWL such a
house as he may be able to build. BE
itever so humble there's no place like
home" There are several difficulties
in the way Of building cottages for
rent. In the first place, \ desirable
house Will cost considerable money.
In the next place very few men are
able to pay big rent. Ia the next
place. it isn't everybody that takes
good care Of his dwelling. In another
. instance 4 nan may sometimes fail en-
tirely to collect his rent, even it he
have a tenant every year. Lastly,
and all the time, the owner of the rem
ted house will be to considerable eN-
pense TO keep up fencing, gates, doors,
hinges, roofs and cutters, to say moth
ing of taxes and insurance. \ man
would do better to buy three per cent
bonds than to build dwelling HOUSES
for rent in Il little town. While we
say this. we would encourage every
,nan to try to own his own house. lie
can build aud add to it as he gets bet
ter able. TO bug q house on y credit
will encourage economy OH the part CT
the wife and husband, and inspire q
desire to save. And the pursuit of the
~Mhcrewithal to discharge the debt will
he found q source of pleasure. 1t Is
not wei! for struggling people to pay
large profits to owners Of Abuses. A
little house is within the reach of near
ly every family in town, and we hope
to see ea,ll in the possession of 4 home
stead. \ poor man who makes his
bread by his labor in the shop, in the
office, or i'm the store should get 4 lit
tie piece of ground not too far from
the square The first step is to get !;
suitable lot. Then build u small house
so that additions may ne added as the
owner may prosper more. In the et-
fort o get i home paid for, the wife
may be willing to make greater cNtr-
tions ard more cheerfully deny herself
and household of tempting eNtrava-
gances. Let no poor people live too
fast. 1t is crcditablc to e~coH"nise
early in life, that they may have more
comforts when old.
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The Sunday School Convention.

Order Of Exercises for Sunday School
Convention to he held at Abbeville Sep
timber the 18th 1881.
There will be Morning, Afternoon, and
Night, S~essions-at least two Delegates
from each Sunday School in the County.
Morning Session at IL q. m.--Opened
with prayer by DR.. Martin, Opening Adj
dress by Prof. VIM. Hood, President o.
the Association. Essay by &. a. G.. Wal
ker.
Afternoon Session -(hours to be fixed
by Association), Essay by Prof. Pritch'
ard. The transaction of business.
Night !Session.-Essay by w. A. Tenn
pleton, Essay by w. II. Parker follow
ed by discussion, meeting to be held il
NJ. f. Church, by order of Executive
Committee.
w. r. SLOAN, Chairman.
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so. P. H.n Oh the Situation.

Editors Press and Bdnncr:
The gloomy outlook of reaping much
fruit Of our toll and expenditures from
mother earth, filling our bosoms with
poignant torebodings. demands some
movement towards exciting the sytnpa-
thetic and charitable impulses of our gem
erous creditors. Undoubtedlywe are OF
the eve Of q distressing future. The
abridgment of the crops in consequence
Of the protracted drought, is not partial,
but general, throughout Uncle Sans vast
domain. Scarcely any State in the Cnion
but what has experienced the whitening
effects more or less of the dry spell" I'M
precedentcdly. Such being true aug
mcnts our difficulty ten-fold. 1t is not
likely then there will be any markets
Overlooking with cereals in superabun-
dance from which we can secure needed
wants at cheap rates. In view Of such
unavoidable circumstances and impossi-
bilities, impending, would it not be
consistent with honest dealings for the
farmers, merchants and guano agents to
come together en- mGSSe at an early day
and Interchange their ideas about what is
the most feasible and crcditable curse to
pursue and lot honesty be the guiding
star. l dctcst the idea Of ignoring guano
claims. We assumed this debt volun-
tarily and 1t is equally binding upon II
honesty as any other debt incurred. l
hope no farmer will manifest any inclina-
ton to shirk doing what he possibly can
to meet his guano obligations. Unfortu-
nately we invested a little too far in that
commodity. We certainly will learn a
lesson that will be Of service to us in u
future agricultural operations. Perhaps,
the too liberal use Of commercial fcr:ili-
zers this year will eventually rebound to
our interest. Let as try and release our
selves from the impending predicament
squarely and fairly as our scanty means
will permit. Let rs appeal to guano com-
panies, merchants and lien holders to
Share with us greatly in our distressing
calamity. Act in unison and concert
throughout the State and perhaps we can
succeed to arouse a sympathetic feeling of
coincidence. "In unity there is strength"
and, likely, consolation will be the result.
We certainly can accomplish nothing I'M
less we make an effort. Farmers will nee
essarily be compelled to try to ward off
starvation. Necessity knows no law"
"Self- preservation is the first law of ma
ture." l would suggest for every town
ship to act in the matter Immediately and
report by a delegation to a central meet
ing at the Court House. 0. p. II.
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Be Square.

We don't believe that q word is necessary
to our farmers upon the Importance OF man.
fully and promptly meeting their ooligations
to the merchants who have been assisting
them In their time of need. ANY other course
would destroy the credit Of the farmer, would
cmbarrass the merchant and take away from
him the ability to help in the future. and ell
gulf the country in financial and business
ruin. We know the farmers have had n
disastrous time and We deedly sympathizc
with them, but the only way to do Is to be
that you observe help In the future.
BY every man coming up and meeting his
obligations man to man, whether bet Seen
farmers merchants, mechanics or profess
sional men, and by the exercise of proper
economy, we will be able to weather the storm
and come out all right in the near future.
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HabcaS Corpus,

Mr.. Jesse w. Zimmerman, Of Elge-
field, who killed Mr.. J. W. Buzzar,i
near Fruit Hill in that county, on Att
gust 9th, was trought before Judge
McGowan III Friday. on Il writ OF ha-
bcaS corpus. Mr.. Zimmerman wa, in
the custody of Sheriff QUIZ, of Edge
field, and was represented 10y {. l..
Woodward, Esq. The State was rep
resented by NJ. l.. Bonham, Jr., Esq.
After hearing the application aud alli-
davits for and against the motion for
bail, and the arguments thereon, the
Judge granted an order for bail in the
sum of three thousand dollars, with
three or more good and sufficient sure
fias
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We heard a gentleman say the other
day that Mr.. +. f. Looper's cotton was
so rank ana heavy boiled that he was
Obliged to prop it up with forks. He said
he himself saw the cotton with thep props
under it, and moreover could prove what
he said by creditable witnesses. Instead
of this indicating a half crop, as some
predict, we think it looks more like a
crop and Q ,balf-PickenS Seminal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-09-07
DEATH.

Mrs. Ellen Zimmerman. wife Of w. T. Ban
herman. died Of congestion, on the morning
of the 3lst, ultImo, In Leon county. Florida.
She was a native of this county, q daughter
n~eighborbood OF Monterey. Mrs Banncrman
was about twenty-seven years of age n pos.
sesSei many of the virtues which serve to
make VI the character of q superior woman
4 consistent member Of the Presbyterian
church. Many warm friends will regret her
early death. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-09-07


WHEN YOU see q fellow fishing in
mud hole when his crop needs plow'
ing you may know there ISL raven
Gus fox under his vest, tearing Ills VI
tails out.
a BARLEY patch is of great value &c
every farmer. Have you attended tC
this matter? IF not you may get corr
next wear upon a lien at $3.50 to 500
4 busllel.
Mr. TeNrLErON of the firm of Cum.
uiurham and Tcmpleton has lust re-
turned from New York and brings
with him 4 large and well selected AS
sortment of all lines of Goods.
TrRH1ps arc good for man and beast.
| The only difficulty about them is, that
some Of our lmpr"vldrht farmers can
moi buy them on a lien. 20" "heh IL
rains.
\ meeting Of the farmers about Du'
West will meet at that place next Sat
urday afternoon at three o'clock, t
discuss the guam" question:
Mrs. MCCASLAN moved TO the coun'
try yesterday. She varates llle nrlck
u"e'iihS IN new oIiea''S' "i''c'i Will
oe occupied oS MI l'eesc'
HOW do the ~anvoCateS on i l'le 'eH-
ure or tlrcult JoaEeS clPurt 1u' IN,
fact tiat irooale JUDGES snou'" 'o'''
Once Only loi lo"r years:
ItFNlrS ana bar'ry are necessity
n II" farmer ''eeu rSlre; J." 'n,In,
Nno "eSL.r" w,""
"'i' ;. ~.
N"i"Nfh chl''ihh> ulicu "i> t". W.,
VI! '"" 'H'"'!r' "I' Wv,
!, ra;ms
~
IN n"'le3' ,'"i ~ ~ ~
W. N"u, 'nH ,nrnL,u hos q
H!"p ".'' "N''' -"
'NN
n hungry 'oA VIII E'It" ~ n;n.
"u' :, .'"ui p'"' nn". ~ work
, ,,,..,
H : .,E "n.I,nr;,r ,n md
". NV t' .' ~ viii
t,r ,o, h,v.
n'N rnrr ,ir.t ,,Iar..
;n@@ r,iI.i IN come mn O awair.
T.. .o,,,,, ,n su,ro.a tbot
cotton goods viii bc higher. Now is
lifetime TO buy.
ARE YOU cleaning up your lands, re-
rajrinw your buildings, or lying about
in tn" shade?
! \ Nan who goes to church in the
week, generally carries about nm il
hungry fox.
CCNHINGHAM AND TEMPLEToN are
Iopcmiug their sock of Fall and Win
ter Goods.
! TIE coiorcti people mat GLORIOUS
":u 'iii,r IH''''S "''\e camp 's
Irn.. C,r,,v,x 1ort last Saturday
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-09-07
EREPoFT
OF THE
Town Council.

r. +. Quarles, Treasurer. in Account
with the Town Council of Able
vile, 8. c., from Oct. LIST, 1880, to
Aug. 3lst, 1881.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-09-07

The official report Of tho recent cleo
ton in North Carolina gives in round
numbers $4,000 votes for prohibition and
1874, 900 against. A majority of 10000
against the proposed change.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-09-07

"PanABLE OF THE FARMERs."-This piece,
which we copy this week from n late number
of the AbbeviUe Press and ,is one OF
the smartest things We have met with In q
long time. Read it.-Edgedeld advertiser.