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Iuthcrn CultiyatOr for August.

L August number Of this standard
Sentative of the Southern farmers
Is to hand several days ahead Of
an. is greatly superior to any aGri-
raj publication that ever came under
notice. The Attantn Constellation
|Df this paper, that'every page bears
|nce of careful and able business
kgelnent. 1t is a matter Of congratu-
b that we have in the South, at last, 4
|al for the farmers and their families
tn the very best in the whole coun-
While it should be the duty of ev-
(rmer to patronize and thereby sus-
at the same time the pleasure and
of having once a month such Il
did magazine is incalculable.
this number we find, among other
"Thoughts for the Month"; ty
bncs, than whom there is no supc-
agricultural writer fer the Southern
S; a history Of the cotton seed III
" an article by Peter Henderson,
lost famous gardener in the State OF
York q biographical sketch and
bit of DR.. Geo. 3. LoriIg, the Uni
tates Commissioner Of Agriculture;
LuEO Vi tlItlNClS vi iIutiS "eSo' 80
|; a fine article on EnsilaEe; one OF
best letters; a full Inquiry
rtment," in which DR.. Jones answers
| p]erplexing queries propourded by
lrmers; a large number OF special
ibutinns from the farmers; \ fine
Re by DR.. Curry on education in the
}, accompanied with his portrait /; an
|e on the state of affairs liz Egypt,
a portrait of Loring Pasha (of Con-
bite fame), in his Egyptian uniform ;
|ustrated article on the seed cotton
pr; a full page portrait of the. roet
fellow ; an illustrated children's de-
bent, and other things in rich profu-
In fact, how can a farmer do with
his paper when Messrs. Jas. =. liar
& Co., the publishers, Atlanta, Ga,
ask $l.50 a year for il?
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7. w. FRY, Superintendent. "
#. NJ. II. TALCOTT, Gen. Manager.
A. PORE, General Passenger Agent.
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Will the People Think ?
THINKING, WILL THEY ASSERT
THEIR MANHOOD!
Shall the Enemies 10 Education be
Allowed to Close tho Doors CT
the University in the Face
of Our Boys ?
HOW LONG WILL OUR BOY QU!-
ErI.r SUBMIT TO TIE INSULT OF 81 =
I'M TOLD THAI TIE COMMON SCHOOL
Is GOOD ENOUGH THEM?

IOw LONG WILL OUR BOY QU!-
ErI.Y SUBMIT TO TIE INSULT OF Isl =
I'M TOLD THAT THE COMMON SCHOOL
Is GOOD ENOUGH 20 THEN?
Editors Press md Banner:
l z heard Il wise man asked how =
friend of his stood on a certain question
He replied by saying, ''tcll inc where his
Interest lies and | will answer your qucs.
ton" This rule, however, is not univer.
sal--a man may be S blinded by prciu.
dice and the truth SO garbled that lie viii.
fight like a Turk against his own inter.
est. The difficulty in times Of political
excitement is to get people to think FOL
themselves. Many allow others to moulG
their opinions 10y appealing to their pas
sions. SO that the truth ANN win it,
way and produce conviction. I propose
to keep cool, think and vote according t.
my hest Judgment and the highest inter
est Of my country. Whatever goes to ell
evate the u~neducated destroy the distinc-
ton between ricli aid poor. Whatever
opens tho way for the poor boy of genius
to rise to positions Of the highest dislinc-
ton shall receive. my hearty support.
Thomas Jefferson was the best friend the
poor man ever Lad in this country; the
last days of his life was spent in getting
Virginia to establish the University, and
by untiring effort he succeeded and every
year thirty thousand dollars is a%ppropria-
ted to its support. 1t was established in
1878 and from that time until now the
poor young men Of Virginia have rccciv-
ed free tuition in her walls, and shall we
oppose the establishment of the South
Carolina University? Never, never, nev-
or! And to close it would be to say the
poor are not worthy Of anything more
than q n school education, and ]
as Il citizen Of South Carolina would be
recreant TO my duty and her highest in
tercSts not to advocate The firm establish
mert of that institution when the wealthy
pay So per cent. OF the taxes to support it.
FAIR Play.
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THAT most excellent firm Of Sibiey d
Jordan OF Augusta, Georgia, invite atteIi-
ton to their business house. Tho names
OF Sib.ev aud Jordan are tavorite names
in Ahhevilic county, and WHEN they are
combined they are dnuhlr 50. lir!iahlc
and liberal. they will lc sure to please
.hns40c our friends who ctl! on tiiein.
DrLIyoluNr town tax payers wnn!'i
do we'll 70 read the notice i0rtieir benefit,
which NAV be found in another column
4 MEFr:HGo Of the .Abbevillc Democrat
ic Club will he held III the Court House
on Friday, 18th August, at o'clock L. NJ.
REV. DIR. HIDE, agent of the Amcri-
can Bible Society preached in the Pres
bvtcriAn church last Sunday morning.
Now is the time to make improve
mcnts on the farm. Build posture fences.
Clear bottom land. Ditch the creeks.
CALVIN GRANT, the butcher, a widow
or of four months standing, took unto
himself 4 second wife last night.
REV. Nh. UALLAM, has asked and OBJ
tanned 4 further leave of absence from his
congregation for another month.
Mr.. p. b. SPEED. after spending Il week
in the country has returned to his place
itt -NlpSSIS. W III bibtltCiS.
:. ROW of new law Offices will soon be
erected by the MeSsrS. O'NCail, on the al
ley leading to the spring.
Two crops a year can he made on bot
tom land. Sow oats in the Fall, and
plant corn next Spring.
REV. Il. y. PRATT is holding 4 pro-
tractcd meeting at DOnaidsrillc, with
much success.
NExr Monday being Sale Day, tn" can
di1ates will appear at .Abbeville in Inus-
ual numbers.
REV. JAMES +. LATIMER will preach
in tho PRESBYTERIAN church ut this place,
next Sabbath.
THE Mcssrs. O'Neal will build Il new
store between Russcll's and Douglass
store rooms.
WE understand that there is Il tailor in
town. We hive not yet seen him, how
ever
THE hot season is upon us, and the
thermometer iSamorg the nincticS.
JUSr RECEIVED. Another lot OF &c.
muslin, at II. NJ. IIaddon & Co.
A NEW supply of cooking oil just re-
ceived at Miller Brothers.
WE had the pleasure of Il call yesterday
from Dr.. o. =. Hawthorn.
MR.. RICHARD G.. WILSON has Il good
case of the humps.
ANOTHER agent for the sale or spring
beds has arrived.
Sow your bottom land in oats and bar
ley.
Sow turnips.
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intment to the Naval Academy.

! Congressman Hon. D. Wyatt
b, has IN appointment to the Naval
elny at Annapolis, Maryland, open
h candidates in this Congressional
let. A competitive examination will
Bid at Cokesbury, S. c., at 10 a. NJ.
Hay, the 9th September next, for .
|ssful candidate. The candidate will
to report at Annapolis OF the
eptem Der. Dr.. w. Nj. Grier, of Due
K. l.. Lewis, Esq, of Central, q.
Pdges, Esq, Of Ninety-Six, and Us.
n, Esq, OF Prosperity, will conduct
Illumination.
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SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.
The Mississippi Board of Health Takes
Tim nv iln Enrnl0ck.

JACKSON. Miss. July 25-TneS State Board OF
Health has resolved, in case or the withdraw
al Of the inspectors of the National Board
from New Orleans, to address a letter. to
Louisina State Board asking permission 10
send an agent or inspector 10 New Orleans
whose duty 1t shall be to examine into the
characteristic Of any suspicious cases Of fever
in order that this State Board may have accu-
rate, reliable and prompt information, The
Board also telcgraped the Mississippi Congress
men asking them to do all in their power TO
SECURE an appropriation TO maintain the
National Board OF Health.
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PARTING SHOT.
Col. w. H. Blake WithdraWs from the
Race for Legislative uonors--His
Reasons Therefor.
To the Voters of A66euiLte County :

TO the Voters Of A66eviIte County:
When l consented to become d candi-
for the Legislature "a position l did
seek l supposed l was to stand on
my own merit, but 1 am Informed by
that l must declare my position
as to which candidate for the Senate will
support as n condition of their support.
Such a condition l will not accept. My
vote is my birthriGht, and is valued as
my life. II can not be battered for office,
nor bought with monec. There is no
living with capacity enough to alb
serb my individuality and retain his
own. l scorn the proposition to he Gle
waited to a seat in the Legislature by
swinging to the c0at-tail of any man. Ii
that be the sort of qualification for a Leg
for Abbevllle county, l am alto
gether ineligible. I have none of it, for
which l believe you will excuse me.
Thanking you therefore, for your many
expressions of approval and assurances
of support, l beg leave to retire from the
list OF candidates, TO esum my position
in the ranks Of the voters where Will
he free from the prophecies which should
govern the bearing of one candidate to-
wards another. Respectfully,
w. X. BLAKE.
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rTHEsE WORKS WERE ESTABLISHED
in 1917 by Messrs. Geo. SINCLAIR and James
Anderson and purchased by me III the yen!
1856, and from that time til now carried on
successfully by myself. My irlends ana Gus
toners will bcar witness Of the large and stu
pendous Jobs executed by me. 1t was at my
works where the largest and almost only Joh
of its class ever executed in this city waSdonc'
VIZ: thE making OF the pipes ! i1 1ha az 6raTnccSS
of BELL FOUNDING, can say that nave
made the largest bells ever cast IN the state,
such as the bell for the City Hall In Columbia.
RAJ WORK, COLUMNS for Store fronts. Is
large and various, and in RAIL1NGS for Bal
cuIlies, Gardens and Cemeteries nave the
largest variety and most modern patterns
many of these are patented ana 1 nave Pur-
chased the right for this state.
In the machine line can furnish my pa.
irons with STEAM ENGINES and
Of any slZ@and description. My CIiicutAN
cry State Fair held in this city, and III :thelr
construction I have taken pains TO combine
simplicity with the most useful modern nm
provcmcnts, and may tiatter myself that my
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS lind favor with ev-
cry sawyer who understands his business.
The many orders | am steadily receiving Tor
SUGAR CANE MILLS prove that the pubic
appreciate the mills OF my Innkc, and 81 u )
GIN WHEELS, GRlST MILLS ana other
MACHINERY.
nave the manufacturing right Of many
PATENTS, such as castings Tor ltoCh wi
TON AND HAY PRESS and three or 14ur
different FEED CUTTERS and other nipple
/ viii he pleased to send my circulars to II
together with price list or eStlmate
Ny prices arc moderate, anu assure me pup.
lie that they are lower even than those or
MOI thcrn manufacturers, and that my work
will compare layoru:ly with that Of any 9TH
CT maker. Address
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

At Abbeyillc Court House on the 9th
Of August.
This will be the last meeting before the
primary election. The programme viii
include speeches, barbecue and music by
the Due West Band.
The ladies are especially invited to be
present..
The public generally are also invited,
who arc expected to bring baskets.
J. FULLER LYON,
f.. NOBLE. JR.,
J. II. BARkSDALE;
SAMUEL EVANS,
Committee.
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THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Solid trains between Columbia ana wal.
bolln. Through cars between Charleston and
Hendersonville and Charleston and Green
vile, obriating change Of cars between either
of the above points.
CONNECTIONS.
With South Carolina Railroad from
Charleston. With Wilmington, COLUMBIA and
augusta Railroad from Wilmington anu all
noints North thereof. With Charlotte, Col
umbia and Augusta Railroad from Charlotte
and all points North thereof.
r.. with Asheville and Spartanburg Kali
road for points In Western North Carolina: .
Z, With Atlanta and CHARLOTTE Division
Richmond d DnnvIlie Railroad from all
points South and West.
is. With Atlanta and Charlotte Division
Richmond & Daltvifle Railroad from Atlanta
-" T.. Will Atlanta and Charlotte Division
Richmond and Danville Railroad from all
points South and West.
=. With South Carolina Railroad for
Charleston. With Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad for Wilmington and the
North. , With Charlotte, Columbia apd Au-
gusta Railroad for Charlotte and the North,
Q q. With AsheYille and Spartanburg Rail-
road from Henderspnville.
II. With Atlanta and Charlotte Division
Richmond and Danville Railroad from Chnr-
lotte ana beyond ty
STANDARD lime used: IS Washington. p. G..
which is fifteen minutes faster than Column
bia.
r.. NJ. II. TALCOTT, Gen. Manager.
A. POPE, General Passenger Agent.
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ABour WArER1SG PLASrs-Unless one

ABOUT WATERING PLANTs:-Unless one
has an abundant supply OF water, so that It's
use. when once begun, lean be continued, is
better as a general thing, not TO water at all
still we all may have In the vegetable MS well
as in the flower garden certain plants that we
would like to favor. In such cases, instead OIL
watering the plant, the wafer should be ap'
piled to the soil; draw the earth away
from the plants, forming a sort of basin
around them; then pour on water gradually
and let it1soak In around the roofs. After
wards return the removed earth to its place,
and this will act as q mulch TO keep the roots
moist-Amcrican AgricuHuriSt for July.
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ANXIOUS ABOUT TIE UNIVERSITY
THOUGH SICK UNTO DEATH.
Mr.. Hill To DR.. Speer:

Banner " uchniun, JULY %
We checrfuily give place to the following,
which is certainly n merited tribute from one
of Geurgia's greatest statesmen to n Chris
tain gentlemen and learned educator, whom
we all honor and revere:
ATLANTA. July 26th, 1889:
My DEAR Bro SPEER-I believe 1t was
onlv Yesterday or the day before | heard OF
your resignation, and l was in bed all day
yesterday: You cannot know how l am
grieved. / can imagine no wise or even rea.
sonably good reason for this course. It, s
unjust to the University. and fear it will!
injure it and you. ! am sick unto death in
ali probability, but feel such Interest In you
and all of you and in the University, that
feeble as | am. I must express my urgent and
real grief. Why did you not advise with me
Nv wife Joins me in warmeSt regard TO you
and ali your family. l am, as ever sincerely
your friend and brother, BENZ. IL. HILL.
Rev. f. w. Speer, Athens, Ga.
DIR Speer wishes us TO state that his reslg
nation was not voluntary, and he was allow
ed no time for consultation with any one.
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Of the Bible Society.

It Wednesday the Abhcville Bible
ty met in the Methodist church, the
\. Burt in the Chair. Rev. w. e.
!, D. D., delivered the anniversary
IN, and NJ. p. DeBruhl, Esq, read
anniversary address. The Rev. Dr..
; is a learned theologian, and fur
d the best evidence OF his literary
iments, as well as his familiarity
the writings of atheists, and other
ical authors, bat whose faith in the
and true God, was mistaken
their sophistries. The address of
DeBruhl was most excellent, and
I'd universal commentator. EN-
* to get the copy of the minutes
the Secretary, we took no notes.
minutes, we hope to publish next
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The YOrkyille Enquirer.

are in receipt Of the YorkUiAe En-
b., and are glad to have it ON our eX-
Ee list. II is one of the neateSt and
in this State, and it will be a
|me guest at the Press and Banner
. This, we believe, is the first time
I've have had the Enquirer on our
ind we hope that we may ever bc
lS
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New Goods.

VELvET FRAMEs, Card and I'd c {, b ! ; sizes
goods. j. ID. CI1ALMEIGS.
March q. 1882. IF
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IT EFT HIS Observation-Disclosures Hin.
H. colorcl, left my premises this morning.
lie was under contract. Persons are forbid
den to employ him. ]. S. GILBERT.
Lebanon, $. C., July II, 1881.
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and CONFECTIONERY
PETER MAGLIANA

TTAS re-opcnch the BAKERY and CON
II FECTIONERY STORE at the old Post
Office in New Orleans, where he will be glad
to furnish the public With all the best goods
In his line.
May 3, 1882, It
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Columbia and G~reenvilleai road.

COLUMBIA, $. c., May Is, 1889.
On md after Friday, May 10, 1852, the Pas.
scnycr Trains will run as herewith indicated
uuOu this Road and it's branches.
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BIRTHS.

At Abbcvillc. AUGUST !, 1882, Mrs. A. w
Jones, q son.
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Paas DYES, Paas Dyes.

WILL dye eggs, any material Of WOODEN.
W. silk, paper and feathers. WILL l"t nye
cotton. Paper . cents tacn,H T1,"is III -
cents. Ep"1N
March % 1882, If
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Notice.
State of South Carolina,
AbbeYille County.

Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters Of Admin
istration.
BY J. FULLER LYON, ESQ, PROBATE JUDGE.
WHEREAS, Nancy A. Morrnh and i. w.
w Morrah. have made suit to me, to grant
them Letters Of Administration Of the estate
ana effects Of Samual II. MOrrah, late Of Alb
berille county, deceased.
These are therefore To cite and admonish all
and singular the Kindred and creditors OF the
said Samuel Il. Morrah, deceased, that they
be and appear, before nc. in the Court Of Pro
bare, to be held nj Abbeville &. H., on Wednes-
day, the 18th day o. July, 1852, after publ
Gallon hereof, at II o'clock III the forenoon, to
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand:and seal, this 3D. day
Of July, 1882, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
two and In the one hundrcdth and sixth
year Of American Independence.
Published on the 5th day of July. 1852, In
the Press and Banner. and on The Court House
door for the time required bS law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Of Probate.
July 5, 1851, If
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BEST Machine Oil at "a cents per gallon
at II. w. Lawson & Co.'S.
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For the Many.

FIGHTERS HARMONIOUS, 4. y. and e..
Il, Russian Gu Violin strings. +. y; n.;tnd
G.. Fiddle Bows. EDWIN l.AhhEh'
March -. lSS2, II
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DR.. H. D. WILSON,
D e Mist Y,
Abbeville, C. H., S. c..
.esOfice; Upstairs over the Post Office. -ua
Richmond and Danyille Railroad,
CHANGE OF

CHANGE OF
0N and after Sunday, Nov. 20, 1881, Passcn..
" ger Train Service on the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line division Of this road will
be as follows:
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BEST KEROSENE and Astral oil at H. w.
Lawson & Cos:
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CANDIDATES..
For Probate Judge.

JUDGE j. FULLER LYON is an
nouuced Us n candidate for reelection to
tho Office Of Judge of Probate for Able
willie CuuutH. ct lie next election. 4
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-02-11

The delegates whe hsre attended
the ~ two a. three sessions r re
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