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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-08-17
Learn Trades, Boys.

w. hS'iS
A few duys ngO three youn. men LETT Ala
mahce county for Massachusetts To learn the
trade or InHchinist, making the fourth from
that county within usl!OrL while, the one wnt
preceded them being D young man, whose on
ject III going was to master the trade Oi 1nst
cninisl preparatory tn utklns charge OF IL COT
brothers are largely interested. conducted ut
they do very extensive MANUFACTURES IN tina
county. licrc i HOW aud will be for years t.
come Il demand for ull The skilled luUor tina
can he found ut The south, ami with the III
crease OF manufacturers and machine shops
and rail- oauS good lnnciiini>tS Will always Ut
III demand and will cJnliilaIu fair Salaries
Not only that, but If they show talentand APP
plicutiOn to business the way 10 promotion
will he open to them, and In time may become
D. 0prietO:s where they went III Us employees
some OF tie leading minds In business enter
prises in this Country to-day, minds that az
rect operations that Invo. We millions OF dol
iurs, are men WHO have worked themselves NJ
from the bench IN the shop To the highest po
>iliOus att.IinablG In tile nrSutllzttloiis u
which They belong. and that Is tiie kli.d %
men the south is looking to TO direct ne
great enterprises In the tu uic. There !" ti'
talent among her young men IT IL DC rlSHtl9
directly, and properly educated.
Trains, backed by willing ana indnstriou
hands. earnest and energetic minds Will WIN
aud that's the kinh Of men VINO are HolnS u
IcaI the South in her glorious march tn iutuf'
Y, eatncSs. The boys that NJ themselves 10
Che work, are The mIci that are going 10 do IL
and these men who will lead and direct he
.rcat enterprises must be niel OF practsSu
knUwletl.c.
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The Normal Institute.

The organization Of the above institute hiss
cccn completed. and IT, IS IN inll ana nSetni
operation At TIRE rviile for one month. 1t is
to he regretted that so fcw o! our Ahh"ril'c
tclchrrS are in q attendance. We are proud to
SIC an .tbhcvi.ic man. Mr.. Perrin-Iu:tc II
yruth-sciertrd rs one OF tho t1nchcrS "I the
Institute. Every teacher would lie benefited
e> en- iy the short coarse ut this institute.
Tic Instructions alc given chiefly by lectures
and black board ILLUSTRATE EI. The old meth
OF Of t%caciIing the tcXt.bnoks by r0te * dis-
cnurngt,!. lawyers. citizens and preachers
as well teach CrS are attending. From the
short visit we made, We arc forced TO think
that every teacher attending Is n'nur many
degrees more competent io- Ills duties.-iSii"
dn Argus.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-08-17
We Give II Elm.

Ono day this summer we rode fifty miles In
a railway car, seated behind four men, Wnt
were playing with those awful playthings o.
the devil-cards. They played euchre unit
they were tired Of It. They played a ttt n
poker. We never heard O dispute. Theii
bursts OF merriment occasionally al some un,
expected play repeatedly drew our eyes from
our book. They never qunrre!ed and never
called names once. After We got out at our
station we sat at the window and watched q
party Of young men and maidens playing
croauet. In fifteen minutes we saw two per.
s~onscheat successfully: we heard the ono
i've times, We heard four distinct bitter
quarrels. We heard q beautiful Young CIR,
Tell two lies, and ~meek-looking young mar
three, and finally we saw the young girl
throw her mallet against the fence so hard
that 1t frightened a hoase the other young
girl pounded her mallet so hard on the
ground that 1t knocked the bucs off an apple
tree; they both banged into the house at on;
ferentdoors, and the two young men looked
sheepish and went or after a drink. Now,
why Is this ?-Bcu,gort Crescent
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ThGrOurh Culturn.

4 leading agricu.turls' tells Ms he has lone
claimed HAT il the soil is worErdu"ep enough
and finely puiyrrizeu, H. will lake ~ very sc
we're druigli; To prevent it from maturing q
crop. The yield may he leSScn"d by adrGugh'
but q total failure would be something yer!
unusual on soil that had been stirred by, q
nilw ri.htCcn or twenty Inches deep. Tt
work s. Ill To such depth j. certainly an eXpch
sive OPP ration; but what of this, SO long as &
rrorortioratr return Is oIt%ineI? L" make
1.-TWO blades Of grass crow where ono grew be,
iorc,' Is The aim. or Shumld I've, Of every good
f,r,Der. and if ten acres ran I've made. trroilSi
deep culture. to yield ~ much ms twenty b!
the nsuai systems Of shallow blowing, there
must he ~ gain equal to The cost or the cxtra
ten acres.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-08-17

THERE seems to be some interest in
the, election of the new town council.
The indications are that the office OF
1rreasuer of the town will be sought. 1t
Is one of the best Offices in town, especi-
ally one having goods for sale: The
handling Of the money, together with inc
fees and perqaisites make TINS ounce
worth about FIVE hundred dollars a year
toa business man.. While this may be
fhe chief matter sought, it is we'll to have
each section of the town represented on
the ticket.
] is understood that the old town
council decline reelection, and hence
the various nominations for their success
sors.
no bacon in town fer Two days.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-08-17

Y,HESE WORKS WERE ESTABLISHED
in lSi7 by Messrs. GEO. Sinclair and JH,nes
Anderson and purchased by me In the year
1851, md from that time til now carried on
successfully by myself. My friends and Gus
TONERS will bear witness of the large and stu
pcndous Jobs executed by me-. 1t was ut my
works where the largest and almost only Job
of It's class ever executed In this city wa>dDne.
Wa;et th Wo M"k in ih of vs shs Up pipes ln for the sh sra G'!y
or BELL FOUNDING, 7 can say that / have
matte The lMrgest bells ever cast In the State,
such ns the bell for the City HaTlin Csiumbia.
Raj WORK, COLUMNS for store fronts. is
large md various, and In Ratings for Bal
comics, Gardens and Cemeteries I have the
largest variety ard most modern patterns
many Of these are patented and l Il pur-
chased the right for this state.
In the machine line I can furnish my pa
irons with STEAM ENGiSES and BOILERS
OF nny size and description. My CIRCULAR
cry State Fair held In this city. and IN their
construction ] have taken pains TO combine
simplicity with the most useful modern i'm
~prnvcmenis, and may tiatter ipysfIf that my
cry sawyer who understands his business.
The many orders am steadily receiving for
SUGAR CANE MILLS prove that the public
appreciate the mills of my make. and 80 II, Is
G GI:s W w GsAkl Sa1s f. M AnliSs d n%aW dibst'
MACHINERY:
have the manufacturing right of many
PATENTS. such rs castings for ROCK COT
TON AND. HAY PRESS and three or tour
different FEED CUTTERS and other impic:
IneniS,
will be pleased to send my circulars to any
applicant, together with price list or estimate.
Ny prices are moderate, and l assure tho pub.
lie that they are lower even than those ~
Northern manufacturers, and that my work
will compare favOrabiy with that OF any 9TH
or maker. Address
John Alexander,
CoNGAREE IRbN WORKS, Columbia, s. C.
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mellow and a Reporter for the News
and Conrier.

The best ''sell' that we have read in
many a day was Mr.. Gonzales account OF
his trip to the mouth Of the tunnel to
meet Mellow, the man who killed Bray
ton. He had been invited there at mid
night. He went at early dark, and wait
ed all night. The next day he wrote a
column and three-quarters Of interesting
matter which we read before we discover
ed that he did not meet Mellow at all.
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The Prohibition Movement:
CALL.

lhJNUlSlaSl S.tl'l"
Tic state Convention which Is tn meet In
Co,1mbia on TUESDAY, September 9th, will
need reliable Information rs 10 the Irul
strength If the Prohibition sentiment In the
State. This will be indicated somewhat ny
the number OF pcrsnns who VIII leave mar
business AMI attend It's sessions. Brt, be-
sides, II will he highly desirable to knaW the
number or petitioners for a prohibitory law
Therefore hereby earnestly request all per
sons WHO are circulating. petitions TO pni4
month, and mail the papers to me by the
first Of September, that may have time u
count tn" names according Ia Countless, an,d
report the result to the convention. Let us
have 81 full representation from every county,
rs well aS fram every Church and Temper
anrc ORGANIZATION In the state.
lIumb praying the divine blessing on ON
unilcd c:lortS TO save our people rom Lht
curse Of UNI, | remain
S. lander.
Williamson, S. c., Au5.9; 81.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-08-17

The newspapers are again calling widely OF
the farmers to plant peas and ~turnils now
and more clover, corn and wheat In the ftl
ture. The newspapers havo been crying tina
same old cry for many years, and the ngricul
turlst have gone on putting in cotton seed ana
feeding himself and his belongings ut thu
store. II Is an illustration of the difficulty q
teaching old dogs new tricks. We are inl-
proving slowly. however. and In twenty OF
thirty years more will probably have onI
smoke houses and corn cribs ut home. The
younger and more progressive men urc doing
1t now.-GrecnrtNe Neus.
Married, on Tuesday. August End. 1881, at
the residence of the brides step-iather. SIR.
Andrews, II. g.: scuddy. OF Anderson. S. C.,
and Miss Anna v. Dawson. The bridal cor.
pie arrive In Anderson last Monday morn:
Ing and have since received The welcome and
congratulations Of mniIy friends Both the
bride and groom spent the greater part OF
their childhood In our midst, and here the at
tachment was formed several years ago that
has just eliminated In Il matrimonial a%lliencc.
anderson journal.
A very heavy rain fell ut this place on Sun
day last. So far as we have heard 1t WIS general
through the COUNTY. In some sections 1t did
some damage washing the lands, but the
good 1t did was four fold to the damage. 1t
caused several small waShoutS on the Kali
Road between this place and the River, and
consequently some little Inconvenience to
passengers who had toGoby hack To the River.
All QQ1nlBC, however,, was TepaITuQ during lIe
day and the evening train came III OH sched-
ule time.-LaHcaster Ledger.
A TR1K IN RED OAK.-Or Tuesday about
fifty road hands struck work In Red Oak.
They worked two days last week aid claimed
that they were unable To spare the seven addi-
tional required days because of The scarcity
Of ratiOns and the imminence or folder pull.
ing. They were tried before Justice Hay and
a jury anu acquitted -BarnuelE People.
Barley il the best crop that can be sown
now. Planted In August Twill be ready for
cutting by the middle of March. and will con-
tinuc In season until the first OF June. Farm
animals fed with 1t will do good work without
corn.
Mr.. Wills Thrasher, son Of Cousin John
who has been In Florida for the past year. re.
turned one day last week looking very bad
from having chills, but l think they have left
since his return-Elberton Gazette and News.
Young Harper, who was hanged for murder
recently, In Arizona, said 'StAnd Il heap
from II man before killing him. Many q
young man has become Il murderer simply
because he had Il pistol handy
Anderson has elected a 'dry'' town couI.
Gil, and the suckers" Of that village Will
have to 60 elsewhere to get their drinks.
Mrs. Brayton. widow Of Deputy Marshal
Thos. L. Brayton, will probably. be- appoin-
ted postmaster at Greenviie.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-08-17

Miss EPSTEIN, of Columbia. WHO has
been on a visit to her sister Mrs. Gittle-
son, returns this week.
HAIL fell on Savannah river last Mon
day, near Petersburg.
Mr.. I. GITTLEsoN is going to New
York next week.
Mr.. L. C.. MOORE, Of Newberry, is IN
fpwn
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-08-17

THE anderson InteNigencer has a good
editorial on the recent election in that
town. We like to see matters discussed
thus fairly and kindly.
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Going Tn amp Coming Down,

This Is n simple story, It's truc-
My songs are never Ovcr-liice;
Anu yet I'll try to scatter through,
y little pinch OF good advice.
Then listen, lomFOEs friend, and learn
Never to boast of much renOwn;
For fortunes wheel is on The turin
And some 80 up, and som" go down.
know, vast amount Of stock
\ vast amount Of pride iiiSurrs;
But fate has picked SO many locks,
Wouldn't like to warrant yours.
Remember, then. and never Spurn
The one whose hind Is hard and brown
For lie Is likely to 20 up,
And you are likely to go down.
Another thing, you will agree
The truth may rs well be confessed
That God fish ariStO"rlcy'
Is but II Scaly thing at heSt:-
And though the tish is large and strong,
May seek the little ones to drown,
Yet fishes all, both great and snail,
Are going up and coming down.
Our lives are full Of chance and change,
And chance. you know, IS never sure;
And 'twere a doctrine new and strange,
That places high are most secure;
And though the tickle god may smile,
And yield the sCcptrc and the rown,
IT'S only for u little while
That ,,Ues ny and 4 comes down.
This world for you and me. my friend,
Hath something more than pounds IN
pence;
Then let me %liulnbly recommend
4 little use of common sense.
Thus luy all pride OF place aside,
And have Il care on whom you frown,
For ioar you'll see him going up
When you are only coming down.
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Town Council ,ninatiOn.

Town C0uncll 1lnatlOns
For Intenddn'.
J. W. PERRIN.
For WdrdtnI.
T. C. SEAL,
A. NJ. HILL,
T. p. QUARLEs.
j. S. HAMMOND.
Editors Press and Banner:
Allow ME TO put the names OF the lollo~lnl
gentlemen as Intendant and Wardens for tn
town Of Abbevilie, believing them to be II
every way qualified:
For Intcadant.
r. f. HILL.
For Wdrdcns.
B.. W. BARNWELL,
E. G. GRAYDON,
Jones +. KILLER.
For Intenddnt.
]. +. LYON.
For Wnrdens.
J. T. ROBERTSON,
JACOB MILLER,
r. E. HILL,
J. r. CUNNINGHAM.
COMMUNICATED.
For Intenddnt.
NJ. l.. BONHAM,
Far Hiardens.
T. c. SEAL,
A. w. JONES'
r. E. HILL,
J. S. HAMMOND:
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Crops on THE RIVER. A correspondent
! writes that the crops In the Matthew'S Blum
/. section and surrounding country are very
short. One-half to twO-thirds OF a cotton crop
, will be made: one-fourth to one.third Of q
corn crop is expected. Heavy rains, and po-
tatoes, cane and peas growing. - Hampton
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Four men were killed In Darlington county
last week by q flash Of tightening.
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Columbia and crcenvtiie Railroad
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..

COLUMBIA, &. g., June 30, 1881.
On and after Thursdop, June 3Uth. isSl, Pas
senger Truins will run as herewith Indicated
upon this Road and its branches.
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TIE County Auditor hereby gives notice
! tina returns Of real n personal proper
t., subject to taxation, will be received ut the
following places, on the days designated be-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-13
PlLEsi PILEsl PILRsi
A sure cure Found d Last. No Ont
Ned Suffer.

-
A sure Cure Found d. Last. No Ono
Ned Suffer.
"A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DIR. Williams Indian
Ointment. Assingle box has cured the
worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years'r standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
Instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good! Williams Ointment
absorbs the juniors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed), acts al 9 poultice,
gives Instant and painless ralief, and 10
prepared only for the piles, itching Of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J.. M. Cofinber-
ry, of Cleveland, says about Dr.. Will
liams' Indian Pile Ointment: I have
used scores of pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that I have never
found anything which gave such imme-
date and permanent relief as DR..
WiIlinms' Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price. 9fvl
FRANZ 3. Henry, = e., Props;
Be sure and ask for Williams Pile
Ointment, and take no other.
For sale by Addoms 3 Glover.
IAA L0S y GSS a m~ay7-daw1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-13

An Irfzhman dveit at Fall River
Who had q ball shot through his Liver,
.Don't yez sind" he would say, =.
-For the docthers. Ipray.
or1lI niyer git over It. niver."
chauncsy T. Filley denies that he has
been invited into The cabinet.
The Rev. DIR. Earle preached his
twenty ~thonsandth sermon at Rutland.
VT, q few days ago.
Lord O'Hsgan, the retiring Chancei-
Tor Of ireland. has been appointed q
knight Of ST. Patrick I
Cleveland has raised nearly $40. 600
towards the erection of the Garfield
monuments N that city. ST.
Ex-Goveraor Tilden aud General
Hancock are expected to visit the At
lsnta Exposition this month .
In the last letter that Charles Dick
ems wrote ION the day before be died)he
said, II will have leisure tomorrow"
Major Frank F, Hill, proprietor of
the fremont House, at Washington,
died on Sunday evening. He served in
q New York regiment throughout the
war. Since then he has been noted a.
a hotel-keeper and horseman.
Tie VonSteuben party, accompanied
by Walker Blaine, the son OF the
secretary Of state, have gone to
Utica. N. r, tor the purpose of yilit-
- d
ing the grave Of their famous ancestor,
Baron Won Steuben, OF revolutionary
memory.
Algernon Sartoris and his wife, the
daughter of ex-President Grant, arriy-
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them, and oun them 10 benent me from thu
start Continued 70 use your msaIclnas
faithfully. and in six mouths time 7 was en-
ansIy cured Eg lungs becoming Es strong Is
ever 1dy91r medicines did the work
Your Respectfully
sAHDFoRD CALDWELL.
! sl1h % sdd that since that nnelssify
years ASo-I have had no return Of my
one. FL e s. CALDWELL,
Ifnos q ne 3sSss e.ss ana can certify
l. RlwLs. Druggist
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Nervous Debility.
A cuRE auARANrEEp.

DIR. e. c. wrsr's Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness. Con-
WILSON'S, Nervous Headaoe. Mental Depress-
lon, Loss OF Memory, Spermatorrhoa, I'M
potency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature
OF over-indulgence, which leads to misery,
decay and death. One box will cure recent
ment., One dollar a BOX or six boxes for nve
dollars; sent by mall prepaid on receipt of
price. We guarantees six boxes 70 cure any
boxes, accompanied with ive dollars. We
will send the purchaser our written guar.
does not eject q cure. Guarantees issue 1 by
GEORGE W. Hoyr Druggist 807 10 st. Chey-
enne. Wyo. Ter. Orders By mall At regular
price. nodawly.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-13

"HoW 1re You NJ. oln Ffiend9
Asked q bright looking man. "Ohl I
feel miserable, I'm bilious and can't
eat, and my back is so lame / can't
work. "Why In the world don't you
take Kidney Wort? that's what I take
when pm out Of sorts, and 1t always
keeps me b perfect tune. Ny doctor
RECOMMENDED It for all such troubles"
Kidney-Wort is the sure cure for billf-
business and constipation. Don't fail
to try it.-Long Branch Netcs. g 6 IL
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Consumption Permantly Cured.
81 uig ria CoNNKRsvILLK, IND,
q. 6CHENCY: January 2lst. 1881.

issl ~ -CoNNERsvILLK. IND.,l a.
DE. BcHENcx: January 2lst, 1881.
: Dear Bir--In 1861 1 took q heavy cold. which
quickly fastened on my lungs. I became
unable 70 do anything. I was onnnc to my
bed. Ny caso won't on from bad 70 worse,
and developed rapidly into Consumption.
At the time of the draft during tho war, the
examining physician rejected me M being
unit, for service. ono OF my lungs being
nearly gone. had given myself TO die,
whom John 8. Benson. who formerly lived near
this city. now living in Indianapolis, recomL
mendod mo TO use Bchenck's Remedies, as no
had done In his case and had been cured
thereby. ! did as no advised me. which
proved 70 DO my salvation. I procured some
Of your "Pulmonic Syrup" ''Scaweed Tonic
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NSUMPTIoN
- CAN BE ea
CURED.
Clear and explicit statements
3 from well-known persons {.
which should convince saa
the most skeptical. i

For octer Csvttscates of Ourss. send
for DR.. Sehsneks Book on C~onsuxsption
Lipsr Complaint and Dyspspsa. E
oipss a full description of Asss diseases
IN hsir carious forms. also, paluabke in
formation IN regard 60 TIE diet and
clothing Of the siek hop and uhes ezer-
ciss atould BE- taken. &c This book Is
ns result 81 many years Of experience sn
Ms treatment Of Lung Diseases. and
shorld DO read, not only By the afflicted,
but ~ those sohe. from hereditary tainf
or ether eouse. asupposs Themselves hd5ls
70 any affection Of hs THROAT or lungs.
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Mr.. ,, n. miller. OF Newcastle. Ind.

mr.. -. -. 1liIier, OF newcastle Ind,
writes:
s lfl Nu NEWCASTLE, IND
Dn. scHENcK: january 2ed, 1881.
DEAL srR-My wife was troubled with Lung
Disease. attended with weaknes and pros
tration. I had doctors in NEWCASTLE and
Hagerstown attending her. but their skill was
OF no avail. She did not grow any better
under their care. She became 30 low that
there seemed to be no hope for her recovery.
! then came across ono OF your pamphlets,
and after reading Of the many cures made by
your medicines. l concluded TO give them a
tr1al. 20 I bought one bottle each Of your
''Pulmonic Syrup, and "seaweod Tonic,"
which she used. and showed such a marked
Improvement that I got more OF the medi-
cines. After usine O half dozen bottles, she
became quite we'll and strong again My
vile has great faith In your medicines. ani
nhe thinks there Is nothing batter ~ The
world We keep them always in the hpisc.
Yours Truly. g An-et
NY wife.s mother was seize rwi h irler ~
OF the lungs. She also usei yair pf;ef n
Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, AM " ~ i
wife's case. the Pulmonic ssra" 't.1jf5' be-
lungs. and she found I'll" satfs.i ~ {.
DO Possessed OF won6arfsl sc r
properties.
l1f ge!rfEI - All =.