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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1884-03-19
The Cotton Plant.

The Cotton Plant, a forty column paper
published monthly at Marion, S. c., by
w. J. Mckerrall, should be in the house
of every planter in the State. 1t is well
printed, ably edited and brim full of USE
full information to tho farmer. Price gu
cents a year six months, So cents; three
months, 20 cents. Single copies, 8 cents
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1884-03-19

DIR. IRRELEVANT Of Colubia Is dead.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1884-03-19
Total.

Majority for subscription, 500
Bv this action the townships subscrlr
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STATEMENT OF CONDUCTOR FoCLK.

On the 9Th of March. 1854, a young lady
game ON nv train mt Williamson. | did moi
know her. She had n ticket to Grccnviile:
Before the arrival Of the train at (irecnril!c
aske ed her If any one was to meet hernt Green
willie. She replicu no. I then asked her II !
conId be of any assistance to her. She then
uske me which was The best hotel 10 stop III.
I told her there were two. the Mansion House
and the Exchange, md she preferred stopping
nj the Mansion House.
l assisted her to the street car when we ar
rived at Gr0cnvillc, and she came TO the Man.
sion House. She gave me Il piece OF paper on
which was written Il nHnn and asked me 10
register the name. / did so. The name was
'n"l', Brewer, Grove Station She was as
signed to room No. 5d. She asked HE to ac-
com amy her TO the Opcra-house that even.
ing, and / consented to do so.
After supper I knocked At The door of her
room and told her l was ready to so to the
Opcra-house with her. wc went TO the Opera
house anu from there returned to the Man.
sion House, ! left her at the loo Of her room
and went down stairs. did not sic her again
until the next morning when, in the hall way,
On my way To breakfast I saw her standing at
her room door.
The next I saw Of her was In the entry or
the hotel on her way to the train. She went
on the train TO Green wood, where she left my
train and I saw her no more and have no
seen her Stree.
Our Intercourse was that Of mere politneSS
and c uricSy on my part. There was nothing
any way improper in her conduct or her &C.
lions during the time | saw her from her first
getting on my train on Thursday evcninS-un-
I'll she left my train ut Greenwood on Friday
morning.
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THE HAPPY TERMINATION OF THE
GREENyILLE SCANDAL.

Miss RInah johnson and Conductor
FouIk Both cleared OF all Unplcas-
ant Suspicion - Miss Rinah Lett
Home to Try to Earn a Living rs
her Futhcr was Poor 80 Conductor
Foulk was Simply Polite II At
tentivc us far Us his Position Re-
aulred and no Further.
[News and (ouricr.]
GREENvILL.E, March l2.-Thc unfortunate
affair involving Conductor Foulk, or the Co,
lumbim and Grcenvil'e Railroad, ana me Shoa
,lamr of Miss Rinah Johnson. Of William
,tun, had II happy ending to-day,
Long before the hour appointed ior 'hc pre-.
.iminNry examination nI FUulk on Inc clIar%c
ui abduction Il dense c:oWd HAD ghl''etSu
around the Office of Justice Furnihn, anu thc
greatest interest WAS s:inwn IN INC tfenlH
about to ocrur; Mr.; Fotlk and ms f"n',SG,i
Mcssrs, John X. Brllin.cr, w. ii. IRVINE; anu
.Mr, Cooke, were present promptly, ara ~
uunced that they were ready to proceed WIN
the investigation. \ message II ON the iaIlGl
nl Miss Johnson secured AN IhttiN.rM ~. ~.
Justice Eurnlnn, W.IO returned shortly after
ward, and announced that tie prosecution
mad been Withdrawn and That the Case was
therefore dismissed. u,
Foulk's counsel insisted on a moro ormhl
motion and dismissal vi the case. Inc Coufl
said that this WAS wholly unnecessary, nul
added, however, for the satisfaction OF me
counsel that the prosecution nal occh WIN.
drawn because there WAS no evidence on any
criminal action ON the part of Mr.. Folllk had
no evidence that he huu had an! thing TO 10
with Tie act Of the yoans lady In leaving her
home. Mr.. Irvine made an eloquent li!tic
speech In cXoncraiion OF the prisoner; AIT.
Fuu. = bond for appearance WAS hahuca Nun
and he walked lOrtl free.
II has been fully established that the runnrS
that toulk had BEEN writing notes to inc
young lady previous to her leaving nome anu
that lie had been passing himself oil rs q SIM
gle man, were untrue. 1t appcarsin the state
m ,nts given below that his acquaintance
w.th the young lady began upon her cninlns
To GrrrnvllIr, Those interested on hOth sides
of the unfortunate affair have been eagerly
pressed by the .eporters tor information c"n-
corning the settlement vi the matter. ana u.
order that consistent reports might 20 'oiIh
To the public Il meeting WIS agreed upon ne-
tween Alr. johnson and Mr.. Fullk, lnrou-h
the intervention Of friends, anu the following
statement were given to the press:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-12-25
ne SOUTH CAROLINA rEsI-
TERTIARY BOOT and SHOE FAC.


4 HE SOUTH CAROLINA PEEI-
TERTIARY BOOT and SNOE FAC
TORY has now been in successful ope-
ration three years, and in that time has
secured an enviable reputation for the
Makeup and Quality of its goods. Deal
ers throughout the country who were
prpjudi, ed in favor of other makes. are
now only too 81 d to replace thu ir old
stocks with the products Of this Factory,
and orders are daily received from all
sections of the State, and berlesSin-
ouiries for "sample lines" from which
Il, select an order. The reputation of
these gnods for "durability" stands un-
rivalled. One dealer writes: II shall
never sell any but Penitentiary Shoes;
there is more mnnoy in them than in
anything that I have ever handled"
Another says: "The case of Stitch
downs shipped me on Tuesday have
gone like hot cakes;" send me two
more cases."
Another, buying bis first bill, writeE
Goods received, open up splendidly,
am confident of u big rum on them"
These are but few of the many letters
being constantly received. Ask your
country merchant for SOUTH CARoLrNA
Penitentiary Shoes. Take those of NO
OTHER Peniteniary. All of our goods
arc Stamped on the bottom: a. c. D1B-
ERT, Columbia, s, G.
Salesrooms: 260 King St., Charleston,
s. c.; ZIG Broad St., Augusta, g.; and
Columbia, s. Z.
June 8, 1883.
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yVIHE above cut represents a section
Z. and Gate of strong. cheap and dur
able Steel Wire Fence which are now be
ing used at the North end Northweat n
preference to any other kind OF fencing.
Wherever it has been tried 1t has given
great satisfaction.
1t is not work without barbs and will
keep ont small pigs or any ether animals
that may injure gardens or farm crops.
It rnakes no shade and shelters no ene'
mics to crops or poultry.
1t is Just the fenco for Gardens, lfots,
Lawns, Parks and Cemeteries.
Being dipped in Rust-proof paintit VIII
last life time, and is better than board
fence in every respect.
1t is easily and quickly put up.
Specimens of Fence and Gates -
Can be seen at the ADVERTISER building
where stock is kept on hand, and where
all information as to prise, &C., can be
obtained.
r.. G. Ea. DUNOvaNT, Ast,
EDEEFIELD c. H., s. G.
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S..Isi aiss;s, eonplai.;s.

At acSusdsy. School, reanion in.
Baltimore onsSultlay Nj. Jscob e
Michael delivered an address He
said: when Mstholists had 40
ips boSsss 70 oraeaa, .orssss esss psia
performers or paid siEEers their suc
cess and inerease iii Nv 4 Is 5rlspid. 70
day, Nth costIy sba:S aes. ste4ujes.
heIls organs ;c5rnat5 sorns RAN ,,sr =
formers and naii3 siinSs.:y our inSsrsas -
withiastbsbaasas IF she fBskinore
confessnaa Is ,less tbanIhSlf se nss
per cent. pjsn anp1r. TIE cause 4 81
The very 81 I, s i51 s. 5f.Jt fsst,
odisbg;ohnrchs s6Snia engage the
thousHsihlsand praysrful attention cf
all Mefhad;sts 0lnr ekur,h f.. d d. y
Is inssnsed~sof ,anatber ,reformsiinr.
The mower sss;o,ss sss;,s II fl;sva deTn;is rfl1
from our IsessI.rzys NAVE. fswsy, re-
vivals. or 5nSFatsss are not filled
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1885.
.Harpar's M ag azin e.
ILLUSTRATED.

- -
With the new volume, beginning in
Decem ber, HARPER's. MAGAZINE will
corclude its thirty-ffth year. The old
est periodical of its type. il is yet, in each
new volume, a ne,o dgdzine, not simply
because it presents fresh subjects and
new pict"res, but also, and chief :, be-
causeit ..eadily adyancesin the method
itself of fmagaziDe-making. In "a word,
the MAGAZINE becomes more and more
the faithful mirror OF current life and
movement. Leading features in the at
'tractive programme for 1885 are: new
serial novels by Constance Fenimore
WooIson and W. D.. Howells; new
novel entitled "Atthe Red Glove;" de-
scriptive illustrated papers by F. d. NJ II.
let, r. Swain 4 Gifford, T.. A. Abbey, II.
.Gibstp, and Others; Goldsmith's "She
Stoops to Conquer" illustrated by Alb
bey; important papers on Art, Science,
etc.
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.s.'s 4 ...s 1855. y 7a
Har p g RS W e e ky.
ILLusTRAT 0.


EAKpER's WEEKLY has now, for TWEEN
T., Gears. maintsiued its position as the
le, ling illustrated weer'y newspaper in
America, With cons ant increase OF
literary and artistic resources. it is able
TO offer for the ensuing yeer attractions
unequaIlnd BY any previous volume, em
bracing capital illustrated serial story
hy w. e. Norris; illustrated articles witt,
special reference to the Wost and South,
including the Worlds Exposition at
New Orleans; entertainingshort stories,
mostly illustrated. AID important paper
by high authorities on the chiet topics
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/, Every cne who desires trustworthy
political guide. an entertaining and in
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from Objectionable features in either let
terpress or illustrations, should SUBJ
scribe to TARPER's WEEKLY.
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The last eleven Semi annual Volumes
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sPEER's PORT GRAPE NlINE!.
Fo,tR YEARS OLD.

Y1HIs CELEBRATED WI E is the
4 pure juice of the dead ripe Oporto
Grape. raised in Speer's vineyards. It's
invaluable =
Tonic and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpassed by any other Wine. Be.
ing produced under MIR Speer's OWN
personal supervision. its purity and gen.
uiueness aie guaranteed by the principal
Hospitals and Boards of Health who
have examined it. The youngest child
may partake of 1t, and the weakest. In.
valid use it to advantage. II is parricu-
larly beneficial to the aged and debilitat-
ed, and suited to the various ailments
THAI affect the weaker sex. f
Il is in every respect A WINE TO BE
PEr IEr ON y-sss-..-s .a-----s.
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5. Nos, 80 andI5S carry Pullman Siaepers
between augusta aHd Washingron.
! Nos. AZ and.4S carry Pullman Sieepers
between Augusta and WI :ainston.
ali accommodations trut:ls soing North
CONNECT et Chsstea, with trans on Chester
and LaDoir Railroad. ,.s.
rarourh tickets sold and baggage
20 AL principai pci.its.
6. r. rALCprC, Spp't.
III. SLAUGHTEIs,' Gen. Pas. Agefg-
4 D. CARD%ELL, AsS's sen. y Is. a gent,
E.GiunltJi.. s. o. ~
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Fog the Season OF
1880.

11JADB CHAMPION, thorough. bred
w Stallion, sired by " Blue Bull,
dam "I1ou Ann" by 'Sovereigu, Jr -
End darn ""Zoe," By Bellfounder,"
will stand the season on Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays, at
Johnston, and the balance of the week
q: Trenton.
He is q thorough harness horse, kind
dispnsition, and perfect beauty. He
has q good manv half sisters and broth.
ers trotting from 2:90 down to Els.
j. .MUNROEW WISE,
IAN. 23.-7l Trenton. =. @.
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g0gefs!!lp !l u zsl,nsrIss i ] ],
] 5 80 slnsE.o q.

sB aas &c tEt.-S q SC. ~, Il
The love, fires glitter inihe sky,,
Theearth is filed vi: Il dreamy light.
s Oh come 10 me- sor s!!,a. nisllll
Oh Ieome tcSmA: res! aeul's delight
The eSrth illed with Creamy light .;.
The night wind seatte.s caors sweet.
Oh come to me my soul delight!
Lol lam waiting atthy feet
The -night-wind .scatters odors sweet,
1t wakes the .slumbe laden flowers.
Lol Pam wuiting at thy teetl - :
Oh! leave thy jasmine scented bowers
It wakes, the slunber-l laden flowers,
The nightingale breaks forth in soae-
Oh leave thy jasmine scented toWersl
My heart. why tarriest. thousj fopg2
The nightingale breaks Is n il. song,
Theiroses, sway aboge,ttfe GATE, =
My heart, sWhgstarfi taon ao-l long z q
When they awake wilt thqu still wait !?
The roses sway above the gate, ;
Thy sister blossoms, red ind white,
When they awake wilt thou stlll wait /?
Oh kcome tonne my souls delight
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New York.
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spasr,s unfermepted erane .yaice.

= floS- -
Is the juice of the oporto Grapes, pre-
served in its natural, fresh, sweet state
as it runs from the press, by fumigation,
thereby destroying the exeter Of fer
mentation. 1t is perfectly pure, free
from spirits and will keep in any climate.
speer's Burgundy.
Is dark, rich, medium Dry Wine
used by tie wealthy classes as Table
or Dinner Wine, and by physicians in
cases where dry wine instead OF sweet
port is desired.
Specr's (Socialite) flaret.
Is held in high estimation for its rich
ness as Dry Table Wine Q pecially suit
ed for dinner use.
~ Speer's P. j. Sherry.
Isa wine of Superior Character and
partakes of the rich qualities of thegrape
| from which il is m de.
speer's 2. j. sraRdy.
ISA PURE distillation from the grippe,
| and stands nnrivsled ia this country for
medicinal purposes. ~.
1t has peculiar flavor. similar TO that
of the grapes FROM which IL is distilled.
See that the signature of ALFRED
| SPEER, Passaic, n. j., is over the cork
of each bottle.
sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Nav II, lSS4 <
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For Rent, or fer Sale ON Rea-
S0nabie Terms.

/. A $50 Acre Farm, near Dorn'sa
Mill, well wstered. Fine oets can be Z
grown on it. fc;as
2. rwo Lots and Dwelling, at Ridge
Spring.
8 -Four conmodious Stores. ct Edge
field q. H.
4. 1000 Acres Of Land. on Shaw's
Creek, miles from Trenton, parity in.
Eig-field and partly in Aiken County
with fine timber, water powers. open z
land and tenant houses Will be cut up
into small tracts ii desired n
Also, 2.good IS saw Gins and l set Mill
Stones for sale. al
ARTHUR S. TOMPK1NS. Atty, :
Aug Y, 'S4.-tf] Edgeheld q. b, s. G.
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....'' a2.'. 1855.
ESayl1 (; ang IaGtI2s
III 7s.lgs2gG;;t.is NEERLg.

.7'hasosisi5aAi) si,q:l4 S;qr,es jn NAa
rti.'a YGU,;G ,SJsi, PIE ! - al The Gro
.:p,$ infsrte: tia. itspCaiic fiction can
;f.isse,i,, N:hiletliey tre "h"l;y lreei on.
wiat i pGraiGous. Or 80 i.eri Y yscnGaii3r
RI. Ihc hgGari,iis stories . q pjct,':r.
us6 fi;il Of iguncei,t ilrn, and ibo papeT-
bf nsti.sil history a;ia scicl"e, treYei
ard tra tnr:s %. i.ia, ar.' !l'' * w'ite,s~Enst
:,-nps et.e tire he,t s>surfn.'A ! "oyli
rac5 Gpd value 1ij;:sti:Ei+ szi5dpeis. ~.
ath!e'ic-sI~rts. comes; aIif nGstnie, give
f:.ii ;ain,IaG,inis1. thVscs.iiiects l!ere
is nothing ehtap aitnut y oct H. I:!Gc
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! 8 s. tc 20 Q 'isgaLIgsrslS. /.
& ils .6;iEs 4. llt.lilimcrc ] SCR. J

y y 4
hiss Mary G. oaidi,7sit, yaars
lady. Of n E.:siIy, offered dnfiHg TIC
sessions ps tksiP Pteaary Gyurcii, 3 g5se
$500. .oooaas the fanadati9n ier.
Catholic unlSsrs5ty,. to beestgbiil l>s;
under the4ssaSIgg hand Of The Gsnn-
Gil. .AHer oHsss oassis was -;iueeptsd wj,o
grateful recognition OF 'ths ganerouS
act. A board OF incorpdratoys vi!
be named, gahee eoMree Of aNmonJh
andaurigg sSey ear 1883 the ss!aa tt.
a uhiPersity &c tas higher es..Fatiaa
of the future mi,nstry Sf t3a, Csthcije
Chufc5ssl take firm d 'sahs.sps5
1t viii dra#iss stdderts and pas6oa
age RON eli parts Of tAe cGua.r}4 :
and viii be iG:rJ senss d 5llge:stsinas
tutiop, pndgr the il. !!is,t5joa *
bishop of tie SishayeE .t:.e,: d &c 81 o. V
whiessit f:I
-1Slsstes of twelve bisho;4s's0d laY nsssil,
from di tterensS SpsJfsl oil tie seoNtt rfsli
with Archbishop GitbeHsi nj iitsss hs9.4.
a. OAoAt iie4ieI "ss9 - L - 80 -
Council to fake the mai;e.iI ccc
sideratiop ,sr1 aes,fsg y,uigessN4 VII
,9s e. lsss slsI u. EsH Yak ~. cl,zlss !. 4.
Miss Caldwell, though a nativs 6!
New York, is of ViTgiria parertsge
Her father sgs,rasss ss r. ye}}g} III $50 a e3is ti
zen ofG FrsderScksbnft-,l Flrgia:a.
where ne wsa ;h2rn, .eot, ser moiEcr
belonged to tile dis 4guiGbed .BfSeg 4
enridges sffsMN; Of RhfcA Wee Pas PFis:
dent John G:BrscRenriJfge and Rey
DR.. BreckeaSagsiwsTe ine.lbers. ANsis;1
Caldwell sEdshs:1Sfstar, -s,he i,s.N4;n
her in Balsqnpresl are tas 1lphari:ofsI !
Of a very. laTge esssjss.. est;metst: 8; /
three or ifopg. miilionssdficcii!:fs. The
Misses ColS0eil a'Ieanipaes Of Bi4ao! /
Spalding. sjrs:HhsriS zee has. been
accunulatlng saasins sAetri selnorlay.
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We desire to call the attention Of the
farmers Of Edgefeld County to1he fact
thar ws'ae lrllv prepared TO sell OATS,
VIII EAT, WOOL and HIDES on Com
mission.
We have ample storageronm can fur-
nish Sacks and Advance on eonsign-
mems in store.
From present prospects II tsaems like
vtfv favorable prices may be realized.
Write 10 US for tcri:s, &c; wo will
checrfu!lv respond, aud furnish quota
tions when desired. 4SSS
Selecting youf Gopsignments, we are,
Yours rrniy,
sNgslR <3.5SS & EULIER.
Jifue.2 1S2l
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.H5..A.IR .RETJEWER

vas tho frat preparation perfectly adapted to
cure diseases OF the scalp, and the first sue
ccssful rcs;orcr OF faded or gray hair 10 its
natural color, growth, and youthful beauty.
Il has'hal many ;mitato.s, but none have SO
fully met al tho requirements Ecedful for
tho proper treatment OF the hair and scalp.
1I.lL's u.l!!: 1E:;1:17.-f:I: las steadily grown
in favor, a:d spread its fame anu usefulness
TO every quarter of tho globe. It's unparal-
lc!cd sscccas can DO attribptcd to but one
cause: :Ee ent:re Ja.yi,me.' Of lis promises.
The proprietors hare often been surprised
at tho receipt OF orders from remote coun-
tries, whcrc they lad never made an eiIortfor
its Introduction.
Tho use for short time OF IALL's HAIR
,RESEw.En wonderfully improves the per-
sonal appearance. 1t cleanses the scalp from
al! impurities, cures all humors, fever, and
dryuess, and thus prevents badness. 1t
eliminates the weakened glands. and cnablcs
them to push forward y new and vigorous
growth. Tho cifects-of this article are not
transient, like those of alcoholic prcpara-
tions,but remain y long time, which makes
its IL y matter Of economy.
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Miss Caldwell, though a nativa Of
New York, is of Virginia parertsge
Her father ySss,r1ss,y ~, ye}}g9, ye}}1g, Sgp a c'is-
zen ofN FrsdartESbnfe,, ,vl+gif;.s'a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-18
ROAD NOTICE.

STATE OF NEBRASKA. WEBSTFRCOUNTY.
~ To all Ia whom it may cOGcern: The COM
missioner appointed to view and Report upOn
Il certain line Of roads PRAYED for in 2 certain
petition duly signed. presented and fled with
The county clerk of said county. rs follows, TO
wit: The undersigned "sk that Il yub!ic road.
commencing at the northwest corner of the
south half - of Ssction eight (l town number
one ~ l. nine (9l west. and running thence due
south along tine line OF SAID half section to- the
southwest corner thereof. thence south on the
section line diyidi.ig section seventeen 90 and
eighteen NS) town one On X nine t9D aud terrain
ating at the Republican River liz said county I've
vacated, - has reported iayOraily 70 the yac:l-
ton OF said line of read a. prayed fer IL said r'eti-
ton. and all objections thereto or claims ior
damages must hc filed in the county clerks Of
flee on or before noon of the 2fth day of April.
=. ID. 1874. or such road viii be vacated without
reference thereto.
Red Cloud. Neb., April 1. 1884.
2pri:W j. T.. EAlHA, COUty Clerk.