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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
Tuesdays Proceedings.

Court was called Mt 10, o'clock. The grand
jury being present tho Solicitor gave ont a
bafch Of indictments.
Mr.. Beiiet In n few -npproprinte remnrks
submitted m oder to the Court, that 80 much
OF the charge OF the presiding Judsens relntcs
to the death OF the Hon. Armisteud Burt. be-
rcnu on the records Of the Court.
The grand Jury returned the BLOWING bills.
The stale VIZ. John Thomson. Indictment
for adultery. True bill.
The Sinfc vs., sandy Davis. Indictment
larceny of lfv" stock and rc"rivIny stolen
gonls knOwi ing them 40 lie sio rn. NJ bill,
Itc S,Htr ys l.obcrt Cove. Stealing live
The clerk called the roll of petty jurors
And ihir' y-one answered to their nymes. r.
4. He; neon and a.. 7. Prnwn were ,Ncusrd
from Il trnd',r"a juror. -
E!.c ;nN" ~ thc State ~. IL. Augusta Nan.
Ter. Inu,clnnrnt for in'rr: , Of Iiv"s.ork WIS
called for ir:a'. M"sscs. N..he & Nohfp for
the hrIr;.sr. UhnUI.I.. g. Themselves r,u,Iy.
and Tho rms" proceeded to trial. E''.
in 1873 Napier h d traded with q. A. Doug.
Lass 4 Go. In the Sr.itl"m"nt thrt !nl ms r.
nllrrrd. hc turned over io itrm. u mule. I'm
part payment Of his Il ut. II seems 1, WINS
agreed that .Snii,r vas to keep he mn . iii
he had X ih""cl hts crop. In 1870 NupIcr
ninr''i tp' tie.ipiT and soi,i the uiuic, lie
CAIN hack In lSh3. and way nrr"s':d. His de-
fersr wnS That n" mule MAS r. .uf,,c,I io him
and II he p.i.i the debt, was Ia bc his, and
that he did pay tll.: debt.
Pending the hearing q; t:i!s case :iu grand
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
THE DANGER.

lhe one danger to the Democracy in
South Carolina lies in the feeling of per-
feet security that has taken possession
of shc party and indifference to che ap-
~rr"aching election that prcsascs no g9ol:
P~fesult.
This feeling is doe doubtless to the
Tact that in the last two or three cleo
':ons we have had Ma ,eucmy in sight 10
Hight. But he who assumes that we haze
Il walk over in this campaign is ignorant
OF tn" conditions Of the canvass. We
have it on entirely reliable authority
that the Republican National Committee
attend to concentrate their money and
fh"1T campaign forces on this STATE to
carry It for Blaine. This is not spccu-
%latio"; nor idle fears. Their idea is to
poll the entire Republican vote in the
lower counties where their majoritics
are very heavy. And the necessity is
ppoHH US TO vote every vote we can to
'cou'deractH. Already the enemy are
boosting Of success in this State. Col.
Perry. Of Grcenville, hasa dr,terifro,E
Montana saying that the Republicans
had offered to bet 1850 to 500 that
South CAROLINA would be carried FOR
Elaine by tep thousand majority.
John 4. Tolbert was nominated for
congress ON the 10th instant, from this
District, AND expects to he elected i!
democrats of Abbcville County, how
would you like to ce|lnm elected over
Col. Aiken? Perish shc thought! 1t
must not be. 1t will 0 be if every
Democrat turns out and docs his duty on
the 18th Of November. Don't let us be
satisfied with what we have done. Our
campaign meeting was but tue entering
wedge Of the campaign,
1t %behoovcs us to bcstir ouEsclyes-to
interest oursclyes-to interest our
F%le'Shbors in the f~sht-=to watch our en-
,"mics, and to come to the polls on No.
MEMBER 4th to pcrpctuate the rcdemp-
ton Of South Carolina and to relesate
John r. T.olbert TO his deserved obscu-
lity. -.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
ADVICE TO

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ken Of your rest by n sick child suffer
Ing and crying with pain of cutting
teeth : II so, send Mt once and got a
bottle of Mrs. WISsLOw's SooTiANG SyR-
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it. 1t cures dysentery and d%iarrhna, re-
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wind colo, softens the gums, reduces in
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the whole system. Mrs. WINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING is pleasant t. the taste, and is the
prescription Of one of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale hy nil
druggists throughout the world. Price
20 cent a bottle. 5-av
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
j. D. CHALMERS & CO.
An Ordinance Creating the Of
flee Of Clerk of Council,
Regulating his Election, Ge-
timing his Duties and Pro-
. viding for his compensation.

Section |. Be it ordained by the town
council of the town Of Abberille in the state
Of South Carolina, and by the authority of
the same, that ut the organization of each
town council now or hereafter elected or at
some succeeding meeting it shall be their du-
ty to elect some suitable person either in or
out OF the council, clerk Of council to serve
for the full term Of the council by which he is
iected, unless removed for good and sufTi-
cient cause to be deter lined by the council.
SECTION II. That it shall be the duty of
the said clerk of council within ten DAYS after
written notice of his appointment to file with
the intendant of the town of Abbeville Il
bond signed by two suretics in the penal sum
faithful discharge of all duties that are or
may hereafter be required of him. The suffi-
cheney of the said bond to be determined by
the town council in meeting assembled.
SECTION III. That it shall be the duty Of
the said clerk Of council to keep full record
Of all the proceedings of the council in a
book Of Minutes to be preserved by him and
turned over to his successor in Office. re
take all returns made by citizens liable to
taxation in the town of Abbevillc, transfer
them alphabetically upon the tax book and to
collect all taxes that may be due thereon. To
collect all fines, licenses aud penalties impos-
ed by the council. To pay out the funds so
received Only upon the order of the town
council and retain vouchers for the same.
To provide Il. book in which he shall make reg
Mar entries oil all cases containing the names
of all offenders who shall be to
appear before council for the violation of any
ordinance now in force or which NAV hcrcnf-
ter be ordained bv the authority aforesaid
with the specification Of the offence charged
and the time and result If the trial. T6'smb-
nit to the lnt"ndant by him to be laid before
The town council on the fourth Tuesday in Au-
gust of each year Il full exhibit of tho re-
ceipts and expenditures of the year proceed
ing. To ,urn over I" The succeeding council
within thirty days after the expiration Of his
office all moneys in his hands belonging to
the corporation and deliver Ih AL books pa
pcrs and other records incident to his office.
SECTION ": That for such services the
clerk Of qsuncil shall rcceire'2k per cent. fjr
receiving and 211a'per cent: for paying ont the
funds that ray. come TO his: hands as said.
clerk.
That i'll ordinances. and. parts nf ordiaI
nances inconsistant with this ordinance be,
and the same arc hereby repealed.
j. S. HAMMOND, Intendnnt.'
II. =. MCILWAIN,-
JONES F. MILLER,
T. =. COTHRAN,
q. A. DOUGLASS,
Wafdrhs.
JOKES +. MILLER, Clerk of Council.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
A CALL FoR HELP,
To The AbbeviIIe Democracy.


The National Democratic Executive Com.
thittce hHVe requested mt to issue nm urgent
emil Tor contributions for campaign expenses.
Shnll / call In vain upon the Democracy OF
.Ahbevilln county?
The notorious Steve Elkins has
that a political victory Is merely "a qucslion
nl niaIce.' Unfortunately, the corrupt prnc-
tees OF his corrupt party have made hts state.
inent almost ~ truism. TIE Republican party
hns spent nnd will spend millions OF money
10 secure Blainc's election. The Democratic
party cannot hope to equal them in length OF
purse: for the Republicans have nm army Of
ers. all OF whom have been assessed n liberal
per ceDtun ON their salaries. They have be.
SIDES, Il grand army In reserve. OF spectators.
lnbbe:s. lobbyists, political buminers. and
anmgers on. ~ or whom work and pay for The
cicction or Blaine. whose success will give
them n new lease. - ~
The honest people alone can help the De.
inncrncy. To the people we look for aid. let
i,enioernts, rich md poor, give In proportion
10 their means. Let him thnt IL rich give or
h ,i,i no , %le! him that Is poor give his
Mlly. Send contributions to me. or to Capt.
W. {. BENET,
County Chairman.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
THE LAST GRAND RALLY.
Every DcmOcrHt Expected to do His
Whole Duty---Eour Rig Meetings
Appointed for Saturday. November
- ISS4

Every Democrat Expected to do His
whole Duty---EOur Big Meetings
Appointed for Saturday,. November
=, SS4
The County Democratic Executive Commit
tee met In the Court House on Monday last,
9Otll instant. There was Il large attendance.
Mr.. l3enet, County Chairman, presided.
1t was unanimously resolved to hold Demo
wood, Troy. and Enright's store, on Saturday,
1st November, the Saturday before The cleo
tinn; md Z" hold 2 final grand gathering at
vember, the day before the election. At nil
these meetings the clubs are earnestly request
At the Due Vest meeting the Following clubs
Will muster:
Due West,
Hampton.
DOnaldsvillo,
Long Cane.
Walnut Grove,
Antrcvinc,
.r Means Chapel. '
The following speakers will address tho Due
West meeting
ba Hon IT, ). / T. q 9r Eoi =; g; GWT"yd1p. n; L. Bon
f 4 MnS DIR. J. H. Bell W l.. Miller, and u.
At the Greenwood meeting the following
clubs will muster:
Greenwood
New SIark:t,
Sn,ithvillc,
Bradley,
Phoenix,
Cokcsbury.
Tho following speakers will address the
MessrS. John +. Bradley, W. {. MCGOWAN,
r. Is. Gary, w. I. Calhoun. !. II. Rice, aud
Prof. Vim. Hood.
AZ Enright's Store meeting the following
clubs Will muster:
Magnolia,
IOwndrSville,
IOwndcSvillG No
Mountain View,
calhoun's Mills,
Abbcvillr,
.Abbevillc No .,
Lebanon.
The ioil"WinE speakers will address the
=. I Hshrar MI : IL {. t 1"l"n;' H. T. i + W Ms%%IPI1il'' nn Nj
Hon. ID. Wyatt Aiken.
~ the Troy meeting the following clubs
will muster
M%cG"rmick, .
Bordeaux,
Bellevue,
cedar Springs,
Bradley.
The following speakers will address the Troy
Hon. !; G.. MAXWELL, w. X. Blnke, l.. w.
rim, J: X. Vance, +. Noble, Jr., and w. e.
~ the county meeting to he held Mt Able.
vile. on Monday, 3d November, ali the clubs
In the county will muster.
The %foliowin speakers Will address The
meeting at !Abbcvillc: "
Hon. Leroy F. .Youmnns, d. Wyatt Aiken,
Rice, and ii. H. Ronhnnn. MAXWELL . H.
It's respectfully suggested that local com.
initlces ne at once organized TO mike all ar
rnneements necessary to the success of. these
The Abbeviile Democracy did nobiy on the
IN October, let us do still better on tile ut and
on the 9Th November viii reward our Efforts.
NJ. p. DEBRrHI, W. ;. VET.
Secretary. County Chairman.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

BANK.

The need of a Bank at Abbevillo is n
matter Off ALMOST daily admission, yet no
steps are taken to provide us with one.
Th~'buiidipg- OF tho RAILROADS. near
A"heSille must noeesssarily injure the
trade Of the town. whilst greatly bene-
fitting the county vt large. We desire
10 soc all our projected Railroads car
ricd GA speedy completion. But Alb.
,bcvillc town must do something to re-
tain it's trade and attract more. In II
opinion nothing will condncc more to
this end than n Bank. The turner's
will come here to negotiate loans for
farm purposes, and being here will
spend their money here.
Moreover We know what A serious
embarrassment to-. business and great
personal annoyance accrue every Fall
through a shortness Of small change.
\ bank would remedy this evil.
We have heard that some of the mcr-
chants Of the town have heretofore on
posed the. establishment Of a Bank here.
hnt we are sure that a short experience
will demonstrate the advantage to them
OF such an institution. At least the
merchants Of other towns, Anderson
and Nc|berry notably. have found it so.
aud we see no reason why this large
anu prosperous county should not be
equally benefited.
To our public officers Hho arc COM
p"llcd by ia~ tn deposit the money that
comes into their hands in the nearest
hank. sncl an institution would be a
very great convenience, and that o
would be kept in the county for use
among onr own people.
These and other considerations move
us to the belief that 2 Bank would he or
very great advantage to the town and
Yc'rlnly.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
Il

W call attention to the letter Of Capt.
Kirk, on the subject OF tRailroad from
Greenwood, via dgetield to Aiken.
This is "a good scheme" And it'seems
to us to be entirely feasible and easy OF
accomplishment. Greenwood, already
destined to n future Of great success,
should not lose this opportunity of in
crcasing it's railroad facilities and from
what VIC know of her citizens we are
sure they will not be found tagging in
the discharge Of their part of the enter
nriSr
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

the following bills. T
The Slate vs. Laurence ltusst' :. Indisi-
Tie state VS.. Homer Christopher. .Tndtct-
ments. for assault with intent to- kilrlund ls:
snm't or II high and aggrhsattcd mature. No
The State VS.. John Il. Lynch and Emmn
Kooinson.: indictment for adultery. True
bill. ~
The State vs.. Ncnnor Adams. Indictment,
TOT larceny OF live stock. True bill.
The State VS.. Charles Robinson. Indict-
ment for stealing live stncP. True bill.
the state VS.. Faster Morris. HANNAH Nor.
RS. Francis Morris and Major Morris. In
dictnent for murder. True bill.
Mr.. F.. Is. Gary took IN order for the dix.
charge of Robt. Glover against whom no bill
WAS found.
Ponding the argument OF Mr.. Noble In the
Napier cns" the Court adjourned till 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
ELECTION

FOR Cong rcssI'nn and State Officers.
November 4. 1854.
The following named gentlemen have
'cen appointed us managers OF election,
State and Congressional, on the 18th of
next:
AbbeviIIc.
state. Congressional.
Jones +. Miller, a. w. Smith,
A. w. Jones, p. b. Speed,
w. $. Cothran. L.. X. Bowie.
.s- AntrevtlIe-
). Is. Knox, g.. A. NJ. Erwin.
j. d. Alowine, J. G. Milford,
WI Milford. j. y. Black.
C~okesbury.
w. X. Richey, \. Is. Simmons,
g.. B. Riley, p. w. Sullivan,
David Aiken. G. l.. Smith.
Cedar Springs.
John Lyon, Jno. l.. Wardlaw.
j. l.. White, w. r.. Magill,
J.L. brennan. Jno. II. Watson.
Bradleys.
w. e. Cothran. jill. Wideman, Jr
w. r. Mckinney, D.. w. Jaw,
w. G. Griffin. q. II. Caldwell.
Due West.
J. L. Pressly,. II. H. Clamp,
DR.. j. w. Wideman, J. c. McDill,
c.. B. Cowan. A. &. Clinkscales.
Donaldsvillc.
w. B. Acker, Jno. G. Hodges,
G. V. Martin, A. M. Dodson,
w. J. Donald a. X. Ellis.
L.owndesviIie.
j. b. Franks, J..J. Johnson,
j. NJ. Baker, JAS. II. Latimcr.
DIR. j. O.. Johnson. Jno. r.. Baskin.
McK ettrick:s Mill.
w. II. Britt, G. S. Cnde,
Il. j. Hester, Allen Moragno,
j. Ii. Morrah. 80 Lucius a. Raney.
MT. Carmel.
p. l.. McCclvey, w. \. Scott,
h. NJ. Mitchell, Jno. w. Morrah,
j.. II. I~'arrant, Jr. J. >. Sutherland.
Magnolia.
B. a.: Boyd, l.. G. Haskell,
Robert Hester. Dr.. Vim, Taggsrt.
Jno. S. Norwood. w, y. CALHOUN.
Lung Cane. 49,
wv. II. Munday,. Geo. y. Nicklcs,
A. f. CHlvdF,:: camp. Me1lwain,
Il. IL. HughGsi.e DIP. Nminah.','.
setnwoo "''@". ."
d.. c. DuPre,. l.. Sheppard,
II. r. Calhoun, j. r. Blake:"' ~ =.
j. w. Payne. W.. H. Patton. ..
Nfnety-six. . .r,~ :"
l.. NJ. Moore, II. &: ~L.ipscomb,
J. r. Miller, g. Med. Miller,
las Rogers, Jr. II. p. Galphin.
Troy.
j. f.. Wideman, Geo. G.. Bradley,
VIM. Stelts, j. l.. Henderson,,
J. w. Chiles. S. O. YouEg.
The managers arc urgently requested
o meet the Commissioners of Election
III Friday, October oath, for qualification,
Instruction, &c. The meeting will Le
Icld in the office of w. G.. McCiowan, ut
/ O'Clock Il. III. Let no one be absent.
w. G.. BENET,
County Chairman.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

R.. II. Gordon, Is; r. n. Gallahcr, 8: j.
y. McDill, 4 f. y. Sheppard, I'D. +. Lo-
max, 7; Il. w. Pace, 3; Il. G. Stuart, /:
w. II. Arnold, ST.; IF: Adamson, 9; j.
w. Britt, 16 NJ. a. Fellers, LIS. O. Bolts,
6;J.A McQucrns. is ; w. G. Hnckabec,
10: j. NJ. Ellis, S, j.. J.. Edwards, 10 ;
DuPrc Calhoun, 2; j. o. McClain, s;
wy: Clinkscales, IL; w. X. buchanan,
2; G. W. Mckee, 6; +. Cochran, COL, &:
George White, II ; j. NJ. Warren. I; Il.
!: Cunningham. 10; II. II. Walker, 8;
WA. McLees, 8; A. w. Cole, col, Is :;
r. Il. Morris. Is; |. H. .McCalIa. Ii ;
Samuel Oakfeld, COL. l; John Wilker-
son, 8; Pat Lee, col. IL : l.. O. Pruitt, 4 ;
r. w. Majors, 2; j. H. DuPre. II.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

,DARL0R. Suits in Plush and Mohair,.
Walnut Chamber SHIFTS. latest styles,
Handsome Painted Suits, low prices. Fine
Walnut Side Boards anl Chilonicrs, Fine
Walnut Wardrohcs anh' Stands. Fine
Cherry and Oak Suits, Walnut, Oak and Cane
Seat CtiairS. Library Chairs, Bed Room
Chairs; Dining and other Chairs in Leather,
Perfora1cd Chair Seat and Back, also Pcrfo-
rated Scnts for rc-seating old chairs, 10 Bu-
reaus ut prices from IS to 500 witt, good
Glasses, Looking Glasses and looking Glass
Plates to refill old frames, all best quality.
Safes, Tables and Mattresses OF every de
cription and Prices, SOLD At BOTTOM
FIGURES.
OUR GOODS ARE BOUGHT DIRECT
Ll FROM MAN UFACTUisEIsS and our
prices are As low as city prices and all goods
sold just as they are, upon their merits.
We can make your houses more comforta-
bic. more enjoyable and lovely il you will
call on us for what you all need.
Respectfully,
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

THE Democrats Of Charleston have
put forth an exceedingly strong County
ticket, which they will elect. Mr.. Sale
who was defeated for nomination for
Clerk Of Court, seems dissatisfied. But
We don't suppose he will bolt. a
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

EVERY County is raising a subscrip-
ton to the National Democratic Cam
paign Fund. Will Abbeville do moth
ing We will fol ward any sums snb-
Scribed for that purpose.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

TnE Seminary at Due West receives
an abic addition in the person Of Rev.
K. Latham. lie is learned and able.
And an acquisition Of value to any insti-
tuition. We make him welcome to All
beville County. ..'
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
DEATH OF CONGRESSMAN EyIss

We arc panied to hear Of the death of
llon.J. II. Evins, wewbcr Of Congress
from the Fourth District, which occur
red at his home in Spartanburg, on
Monday. the Goth. y good and pure
man has gone to his reward.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

THE Chief Justice has ordered u Spc
cial term of the Court Of Common Pleas
for Laurcns County, to begin Tuesday
after Salcsday in December.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

THE Abbcvillc meeting is made the
criterion by which nil others in the
State are judged. None, that we have
accounts Of, have equallcd ours.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

WE recognize the genial humor and
sprightly wit of Col. Fl. Il. Wardlaw, in
many of the locals Of tho last issue of
Ihc Press UNd, Runner.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
Application for charter.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the General ASSEM-
bly, Mt its next session. for a charter
for Il Railroad from Greenwood, Alb
bcville county, to Abbcyillc court house.
South Carolina, with power to extend same,
West from Abbrvillc or East from Green
wood, as may be- determined by the corpora
tors.
Sep li-im
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

&. Is. CR"MER. ESQ, has retired from
editorial connection with the Nemboyyv
-Ne"s ana UeraId. Mr.. Cromer is n
man Of unusual ability, and will certain
~ make his mark in the Law. to which
profession he will devote himself.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

Ex-Gov "ErRY delivered an address
before the Pcndlcton Farmers Asso-
citation last week.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

Dinner house OF the a. X X. road.
Passengers on the down train OF the e..
Il IT,. road, going East, have ample time
to secure Il good dinner before the de-
parturc OF the train for augusta.
Transient board ~ per day. \ lihcr-
al discount from above rates to parties
wanting board by the week or month.
Bhg"I,ivrry, Feed and Sale Stables
connected with this hotel.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
Court Proceedings.

At ten O'Clock Monday the. Clerk had Court
called, and stated thatin consequence OF she
heavy sessions business In Anderson, Judge
Aidrich felt 1t to be his duty TO hold Court all
dnylast Saturday ut Anderson, in order to
give that county as much time as possible on
Its civil business. Court WAS adjourned to 9
O'Clock.
Judge Aldrlch arrived Mt 2 O'Clock and court
was convened. Eighteen Grand and twenty
eight petit jurors were to their names.
And the Solicitor gave out several bills OF in
dictmcnt
The Judges Charge to the Grand
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22

NOTICE is hereby given that the animal
~ meeting of the Board of County Com
missiomcrs for Abboville County. will be held
on Tuesday, November 4th, 1884. All per-
sons holding bills, count or demands of any
kind against said County which have not bean
before presented to the Boara of County Com
missioners at special meetings held during
the year, are hereby required to deposit the
same, duly sworn to, with the Clerk of the
Board, on or before the first day of November,
SO that they may be examined and ordered to
be paid At the annual meeting.
C. KLUGH,
Clerk B. C. C..
:: oct 1-5t' -. -.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-16
: 4 Rad BREATH.
q Causes Trouble In Newly 4aRSodII
Mans Family

NEW YoRx Jan. M-Semusl BrNM
was married July 90, 1854. q now sue
for separation In the csalt Of comnsp
Peas on very novel srouldA Though mar
ried. he alleges. he could 00kkiss his wife.
Immediately after the dag - was marStso
he discovered that her tSsanA was so e6sss
sive 'ha, he almost rusd - Gay be wss
born. He declares be bse ben informsol
and fully believes, that hsS Sermsr husbsn4
left her on that account, saA even obtained
divorce from her 10 Hung4yy on account
Of it. He says that It 10 entirely imprsDsg
and unsafe for him 10 live With hers sua
not only his comfort 10 maFTed, but bis Inc
and health and those Of bio children are snT
dangered. He asks only Tor perpetual sep
arstion not an absolute divorce.