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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

The Edwards Heirs Association
will hold a meeting at the Red.
mond School House, in Robinson
District, Mason county, West Va,
January 9, 1886, at lOo'Clock AN,
Every one interested and who ex-
poets to be represented in connect
ion with Mrs. A. H, Wallace, the
Cincinnati claimant, must be pres
ent at that meeting.
G. SHREWSBURY,
President.
7 r. rNnrNrr gan'v
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LADIES WRAPS.

Our stock Of Ladies' Wraps is
more extensive and complete than
any retail House in this part Of
the State or vicinity can show
They are Tailor-made and ele.
gantly trimmed, and we can sell
at about cost Of material.
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CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS

We can fitup your your house
complete, audit will surprise you
how LOW we will do it.
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Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1855.
Official Sales.

Before commencing his sales. the Master
gave notice that the bidding OIL or ihrd. VIII
the mere intention OF delay. suHJeetSI Inc
bidder to penalties for contempt OF court.
The Master sold the followids described
'iM acres, property OF Alice Wait, deed to
her by William Dunn. was sold TO j. a fils-
400 acres. property of Mary F.. Brown,
MyHnded bv lands Of Vim. Mcneil, John Nc.
Nell. Haskell NH tract, and others-M' E.
lis acres belonging to Frci'k T. Hodges,
bounded ny lends OF William Riley, Susan
Riley. and others, to NJ. I; Hodges; sW9
bounded by Marshall Sharp, William Hodges,
to NJ. r. Hodges. 81 $50:
~ acres AMI house In which c; E: Brnce
lives. estate J. kurZ, bounded by w. I. Fen
ny. tan yard tract. to {. f. Rrucc. $50.
:2lI acres, estate ]. Kurz. bounded by j. G.
Edwards. tam gard tract, and others, TO W.
T. Penny. S.G2.
E. Mc(iowan FOR 81 $50.
" acres, estate J. Kurz. under fence. bound
cd by Thns. Thomson. VT. Penny, and tan
ward, to Mrs. j. kurz, SO.
Two-story brick building on Main street,
shoe shop and baker shop, estate j. kurz. 70
W. II. Parker, 500.
Riley, VIZ. MCGEE. being a part Of the Sharp
Piatsa. This tract Is q part Of q large tract
which had been previously sold py tue acre.
Upon measurement 1t was foun!, that there
were ~ acres In excess OF the number OF acres
paid for by Mrs. Mary 8. Moore and Mrs.
Lucy J. Mars. The purchasers of the large
tract or which this is q part. claimed this %
acres. and gave notice that right to same
would bc contested by them. The tract. was
then offered and Knocked down 10 1. j.
Brarham Mt $50.
acre belonging to JamesT Ellis. bounded
by lands Of W. c. Norwood, Wm. McNary.
and the Ctkesbnry road. to \. j. Salinas 4
Snn for stOO.
81 acrcs. belonging to James T. Ellis. hound
oil by lands OF \. NJ. Agncw, and the
Matthews road, to A. ]. Salinas & Son, SEQ.
The sale OF the Barnwel property WAS post
poned. pending al appeal in the case to the
Supreme Court.
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ON DAILY DOINGS AT DUE WEST.
SPICE, LIFE, AND GOSSIP ON THE BANKS
OF THE BEAUTIFUL CHICKAsAW.

The 4. II. =. synod and the Baptist
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the Col.
IcgcN and Theological HeIninnry---
Survivors of Orr's Regimcnt--Dafc
Fixed for the Union Of tho A. Il. T..
and the L. II. ClurcIies--I'rOlilic
Families and Raid IIcads...A Lady
Throws Her Jewels OH the Altar OF
Her God-..A Young Lndy's Diem.
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Just received germantown knitting yarn,
fairy zephyr, Jersey flanels, Jersey jackets,
misses and infants hose in black and colored.
ribbed and plain Il. N. Haddon & Co. 1U7
Just received two cases milling. II you
wish II stylish hat don't fail 10 soc our stock
II. M. lladdon & Co. l07
Almost every article worm by ladies can
now be had at the very lowest prices ut Il. NJ
IIuddon & Co.. 107
If you contemplate buying a silk or satin
dress this season by allmeans see tho stock
now being shown ut fladdon. We keep only
the best makes Of silks Il. NJ. uaddon q lCu
lU-7
Black Laces, black and Colorcd velveteens
and other trimmings at Smith i Son. 1G7
4 line OF black cashmeres, black armure
at Smith & Son. 1912
Jersey jackets black and colored chear
Smith & Son. l0-7
Best self asjustIng CORSET on tho market Al
Smith L. Son. l07
Jersey cloth for ladies' and childrent
wraps for winter wear. Bell s. Galphir
1917.
Ladies' belts with satchels attached Is thu
latest novelty in belts. We have them in thu
new shades. Bell " Galphin. lO1.
| HATS! hats! We have II very large stock 0
ladies' and children S hats, street hats for la
dies m misses. children's felt and velve
caps. Bell l. Galphiu. WI.
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Gloves! gloves! We have n beautiful line
white, black and colored kid gloves. black
and colorcd cashmere gloves, black and COL
ored Jersey gloves Mt all prices. Bell d Gal
phin. l07.
Mrs. Mary Tnggart has charge of Messrs.
Bell & Galphin's Dress making Department.
Call and see her. l0-7.
Special attention Is called to our line of
ladies' dress flannels In beautiful shades
Bell & Galphin. lO-7.
Dresses cut md mado to order on short no
tice at Bell & Galphin's. l97.
Special attention is called to our stock of
ladies', misses and childrens shoes. In French
kid button, Common Sense button, and Sat.
In Tip button. Bell & Galphln. l0-7.
The Rev. Geo, II. Thayer. Of Bourbon. Ind,
says: both myself and wife owe our lives
TO Shiloh's Cure" Speed & NeufIer, Able
vile: D.. {. DuPro, Greenwood. l07.
Arc you made miserable by Indigestion,
CONSTIPATION. Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skin: Shiloh's Vitalizer is q positive
cure. Speed 4 Scuffor, Abbevllle; ID. c. Du-
Pre-, Greenwood. l0-7.
Why will you cough when shiloh's Cure
Will give Immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 80
T. DuPre. Greenwood. 10-7.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for Catarrh, Dlptheria, and Cankor Mouth.
Speed / Neuter, AbbevIlle; u. G. Dupre,
Green wood. 107.
"IiacE netack," a lasting n fragrant per
fume. Price % and 50 cents. Speed & Neuf
fer: Abbcvillc; D. G. DuPre, Greenwood,
1917.
shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooplng Cough, and Bronchitis
Speed & Neutfer, Abbeville; d. G. DmPre
Greenwood. 10.7.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle O
shiloh's Vitallzer. 1t mover falls to cure
Speed & Neutfer, Abbetllle I'D. c. DuPree
Greenwood. 1917.
Nasal Injector free with each bottle o
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 30 cents
Speed IL Neuiler, Abbevillo; d. &. Dnl're
Greenwood. 1917.
We have n large stock Of cotton lannels II
the Bay State Brand from l0c. to zoe blue ant
brown. Bel! d Galphln. l07.
Our large stock of neckwear is simply beau
tiful. Ladies' jet dog collars, &C., ut Bell 4
Galphin. Oet7.
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GOOD LUCK FOR NINETY-sIX.
The New Railroad by Way OF tic Old
Star Fort Takes the Daytime Pro.
spectivc New Court House for tho
Good old Town -! Fever Abating,
md all the SicA ConYnlcscfns- =.
(honrf.I OnSlnnE

Ellc re" EtHllrORu by way OIL lHc ClN
star Fort Takes the Day-Thc Pro
spective New Court House for The
Good old Town :! Fever Abating
md all the SICK ConYnIcscfng-
Cheerful Outlook.
N~INETY.SIx, s.. c.. Oct. s., 1885,.
The Rev. a. w. Moore was In town last week
canvassing for his paper The Century. II Is d
good family paper and we recommend IT. t.
our people. Mr.. Moore is an indefu;igablC
worker and deserves SUCCESS.
Mr.. j. X. Grown who with his family has
hern spending some time In Ninety-SiX, has
left for his nome In Wilmington, n. {. He Is
very much pleased with our town and will re-
turn again next summer.
The railroad Is on u boom and there Is litt!c
doubt now but that 1t will be built. With the
railroad the Court House is n certainty, and
both Will very much improve our Town.
Street railroads. gas works, cotton factories
merchant mills and wholesale trade stare us
ders 10 the wheel md remember tue good
things In store for us, II we but do our duty,
On the 9th Of this month the stockholders
meet TO organize, and bcsure that yon put the
right man ri the head of Il. Agreat deal will
depend or the president.
A good many OF our people attended Pres
bytcry at Greenwood last Sabbath.
Thu sick of our town nre al! canrnlescing,
and soon We hope Tn sec those of our friends
who are now confined 10 the house, out again.
Capt. Kirk was in our town last Saturday
and feels that tho railroad Ia q settled thing.
Nlnety-Si%. Is doing her full duty.
Messrs. Moore. Frazier and Smith have pur-
chased ut n high figure n pair 0f dashlng mon
arch setter puppies from n gentleman IN Elr'
ginin.
Quite a number of gentlemen VII attend
the PendIeton Farmers Fair from this place.
on the Sth Instant. This Is II tirst-class. orgah-
ization: composed of the best men In. Tho up
country. and those attending inuy expect TO
gee some fine stock and hospitable people.
Mr.. James II. Rice Is the delegate to Presby-
terry from the NinetyISix church. =.
a plenty of rain for the present and now IS
the best time to SOW grain.
Mr.. A.. Quattlebnum Is looking up q lot OF
bccrcs for the Charleston market.
School Commissioner Geo. {. Hodges was In
Nihety-SlX on last Saturday on business.
Capt. j. II. Brooks informs us that the poo
pie on the lower. enuo OF the proposed new rail-.
road are subscribing literally, and nor than
ever before appreciate tho prospect OF success.
We notice Capt. King siill shipping his IA
nous "yaller' legged Plymouth Rock chick.
ens. lie Is certainly making It pay
Persons who desire TO purchase fine stock
will write 10 "E:ast End, Box 81. N~inoty.Six,
S. G., who will give Thorn tho names OF own.
err and breeders.
The small grain TINT bas been sown looks
well. EAST END:
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Jurors for October Term,

v. Griffin. Sth township.
q. NJ. MattiSon. 18th township.
u. +. McIlwain. 9th township.
!. Il. Riley, eth township.
{. VI. Calhoun, 2d township.
Ill. ClinkScalcS. 9th township,
". r. Dcvlin, eth township.
G. W. Milford. 18th township.
u.s.. Bowen, 18th township.
W. u. Mars, 18th township.
!. q. Evans, 10th township.
james St%rawhorn, 81 township.
W. s. Richardson. LIST township.
w. 4. Hunter, 10th township.
Robert w. Hester. nth township.
r. Yves. Harper. 18Th township.
A. o. Grant, 18th township.
\. r. Robinson. 9th township.
a. VI. Erwin, l2th township.
W. X. Powell, 18th township.
T. NJ. Knox, 10Th township.
W. Z. Wideman. 18th township.
II. W. Miller, 18th township.
II. 4. Tsnnent. 18th township,
W. II. Bailey, ID township.
II. II. Clamp, 9Th township.
Samuel II. Benjamin. 81 township.
II. 4. HaddOn, 18th township.
II. f.. Henderson, 10th township.
r. G.. Turner, LIST township.
John II. Jones, 10th township.
J. G.. jennings, 10th township.
John NJ. RnSor, 81 township.
j. y. Cochran, I'd township.
Jerry Bacon, col. llth township.
Dennis Washington, col, Sd township.
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Worthy Examine.

Mr.. A. T. Calhoun. son OF DR.. Frank Cal.
houn, of Euharlee, Georgia, Is one OF the most
whom we are acquainted. He Is n student at
Emory College. Oxford, Georgia, and has
earned the money during vacation with
which 10 pny his expenses. During each va
cation he seeks employment. and during the
vacation just closed he came among our peo-
pie, and sold 1911 copies OF Grams Atlas, on
tho profits OF which work he Is now with his
comrades In the senior class Of that excellent
college at Oxford. His father was once q citi.
zen or Abbevlllc, and the son Is q worthy de:
scendent OF n noble family, who has proved
that where there is q viii there Ia a way TO get
an education In this land OF schools and col.
hcprx-
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Whiskey Selling In Mccormick.

We had concluded not to hav anything II
do or say or the above subject but we arc now
forced to do SO. For several weeks past, a few
whiskey was being sold illegally, by o u
druggist. about two weeks since, two men
came In from the country and got too much
on board, which resulted In a free fight. Or
the next day u prominent merchant OF oul
town, aided by n few others, ook out a war
rant for Mr.. 2. Il. Calhoun for selling whis
key Illegally. In q few days a trial came of
before the council, backed up by n few mer
TO the effect that Mr.. Calhoan had violated
the laws of this town and imposed q fine o
$50 on him. Mr.. Samuel Cason as attorney
Mr.. Calhoun had none. We are sorry that W.
subject, 1t involved a point of Law that w
were an xIous TO learn something about, viz
HAS O druggist a right to sell liquors ms
medicine On a doctors prescription?' Since
that time Mr.. P. l.. Sturkey had him before
a Trial Justice Court for q preliminary hear
log. The case was carried to o higher Court
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The Traffic I'm Seed Cotton.

We learn thTt the merchants ami people OF
Mt. Carmel, and vicinity are determined 10
put q stop to the nelarious practice of buying
cotton in the night time. and are also deter
mined that the trade In seed cotton In the day
time must stop. SO determined are these
people on this point, that II persuasive me ans
do not stop 1t, they will most likely resort to
extraordinary methods. The moral and ma
terial prosperity OF the country demand that
this trufic must STOP.
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s. v. Il. L..

Ono hundred and fifty hands are now ut
work on the Savannah Valley railroad lay
ing the iron in the neighborhood OF Little
River. The IN lsonS are at work on the piers
for the iron bridge across the river. Tho
bridge itself is already at the river awaiting
the completion OF the piers. 1t Is confident
ly believed that the track will be finished tC
Isowudesyilie before the. Christmas holidays
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Reautiful StlyerWRre.

Mr.. Fl. d. Reese is In receipt of an elegant
assortment Of the most Beautiful silverware
that has ever been brought to this market
His stock. which has to be seen TO be apprecl
ated, consists In part of the following first
class triple and Quadruple goods. viz: Mag
nifcent Jewel baskets, cnstors of all styles
pickle and butter dishes In great variety, Gle
CANT cake baskets, tea sets, jelly dishes, wait
forks in beautiful styles and OF durable quail
a.. MT L 1 L
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s.Liye or Dies

We nsk attention to an article on thiSs sub
Ject, which we cnpy from the Marion Star
Read it, and sec II there Is not something IL
It, which might very we'll apply to Aboevillc
h question Is with you.
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Drafh Of M, AbbcyilIc Lady.

Mrs. Samuel Hunter died at her home, In
Oconcc county. September %, lsS'. leaving II
husband aud Il large family Of children. The
deccused was the daughter of pr: Thos. Lee.
General Stephen d. Lee, Of Mississippi, and
of Mrs, d, j, Jordan, OF AbbcNillc.
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7 IctI IIEe ONO VINO trPAIb None
Some banquet ball deserted;
Whose lights are ae!, whose garlands dead,
Crop Outlook Meeting OF Missionary
S0Ciefy..F rOkt.

S0ciety.-FrOst.
DUE WEST. 8. C., Oct s. 1856.
Rev y. Pressly, of Auburn. Mo-, preach
ell two excellent sermons In the A.. L. T.
church last Sabbath.
There will he preaching In the A. r. church
Mrs. {. b. Cowan left last Wednesday TO vis.
1t her parents ut C~hnppell's, 8. c.,
Mr.. /. COwnn, who has been living In Ar
iZona for the past few years, Is on n visit tC
his mother, Mrs. T. {. Cowan. Some time age
Mr.. Cowan sent u valuable collection of min,
cral rocks to Erskinc College. part OF which
were from = valuable mine III which he was
Both colleges opened Monday morning with
fiattering prospects.
Mr.. Hayne McDill left for Abbevillc last
"Wednesday to take n clerkship In Mr.. Rosen'
bcrg's store.
The Foreign Missionary Society met last
Thursday evening. Mr.. 4. s. Galloway. the
newly elected president, delivered q most eX'
ter from a lady. by her request her name be
Ing withheld, presenting to the Society a val
liable pair of gold bracelets, valued at $40
They were thankfully received, and she was
made an ho,o1 m mSmoer bo a m &C
the best advantage.
Mr.. W. 7. Waller, OF Alabama, Is visiting
relatives in town.
Farmers say It Is q rare thing TO SEQ so little
= 80 NtS Nv
been no bOlls formed. except in the early and
middle part OF July. They arc about all oper
and picked out; SO that while the stalks arr
now. from late rains, tall and heavily clothed
with leaves, there is no fruit that can mature
before frost. The crop Is, therefore, q painful
ly light one, with prices equally light.
Oats are being sown somewhat earlier. ant
In larger quantity than usual in thlss section
, The small yield OF the last crop Is charged
largely to the %lateness Of the sowing last fall
The roots were too tender and shallow when
the freezes came to survive the winter.
This section will also fall in Il crop OF tur
nips this fall. The rains came too late f0l
them to make roots before cold weather vii
stop growth.
The heavy rains and winds of the past week
dealt roughly with what cotton was open In
the fields. scattering 1t fore and aft. making
tho picking ut 10 cents per 1O pounds a slow
way to make n fortune.
We had frost on the morning OF 5th instant
1t was near in considerable quantity on dark
surfaces in low places. This Is about twC
weeks earlier than usual.
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The Farms and the Farmers.

The farmers are now exceedingly busy In
their crops. The recent rains and the
scarcity or labor threw them behind with
their farm work, but since the sun has come
out under more favorable weather they art
working with might and main, picking cot
ton. sowing small grain. grinding molasses
gathering corn, peas, and potatoes. The crop!
promise we'll as a whole, though In some 10
,calities the crops are not so good.
Cotton is said 10 be opening unusually fast
bvtt.some instances the cotton Is rotting ir
~USla consequence OF the unfavoraole
weather.
The high price OF animals together with
the low price Of corn and other food supplies
has encouraged our planters to enter more
largely into the stock raising business, and
hundreds of farmers IN the county will hence
forth raise their own mules and horses. lr
TITS course substantial prosperity Is sure L
come.
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FLOODED Rreed OF Rats.

Tho spirit OF improving our breeds OF stock
OF all Kinds Is abroad in the land. Recently
a woman appeared In town with a cage o.
white rats, some of which have been bought
BY our progressive citizens: 1t Is hoped Ina,
the white rats may not be so pestlverous a.
the variety which has been among our people
for ages. The white rats are about the size Of
an ordinary rat, but seems to be less apt To dc
harm. II they should take the place OF our
old pests, VIC might have reason TO be thank
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House and. Iot for Sale.

T OFFER for sale or rent my house and lot
] Oh magazine Hill In the town of Abbevlllc.
Lot with residence contains eight acres, wlth
two acres in choice fruits, one acre In vcgcta-
BILE garden, and all necessary out buildings.
Also cottage and lot OF four acres and Il sinh!
farm, about twenty-five acres, one and. n half
miles cast OF Abbcville courthouse, ncml y
all in woodland. l will also rent my farm
at C%alhoun's Mills on favorable terms. Fur
J.W. MARSHALL.
! Oct. 7. 1885, 1t
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TerracinN.

The following famed progressive farmer,
in Ahbeville comfy have tcrraced some O
their lands and EXPRESS themselves as highly
pleased with the system:
J. L.. Hughey, Greenwood.
T.J. Arnold, Greenwood.
r. W. Hampay, Greenwood.
Peter Mck"llur, Greenwood.
G. Med. Miller, Ninc.y.Six.
II. 4. Griffin, Sin"ty-SiS.
q. W. LipScomb. Ninety-SiH.
Joshua Turner, Greenwood.
s.. II. Benjamin. Greenwood.
]. II. Bullock. Greenwood.
Alex Turner, Greenwood.
w. n. Bailey. Greenwood.
GO. Waller. Greenwood.
John c. Griffin. Einety-SiS.
b.. Spratt, Sinety.Six.
T.. II. klugh, Crronaca.
j. II. Crawford, Coronaca.
Bennett Reynolds Greenwood.
j. 4. Thorp, Greenwood.
". NJ. Verc+s Greenwood.
j. G. Maxwell, Greenwood.
The Old plan of ditchinG and running OH
nplands, must give way 10 thc more practical
plan Of saving our soil by tCrracing. The low
wet lands should be ditched. but the high
rolling lands must he terraccd, IL We would
prevent them washing into culleys. An open
ditch Is Il rcccptical for the very cream Of the
e,rth, while a terrace forms a basin for the
preservation OF the richest and best Of the
soil.
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DnY.

The attendance of citizens from the coun'
try was not large last Sale Day. There was
n scarcity Of money and there seemed to he
no great anxiety on the part Of our people tn
70 in debt. The sales OF property Indicated
n downward tendency Of real estate from for
,ncr prices. The inrming lands when were
exposed TO sale brought about half theii
estimated real value, while the village prop.
rrty sold at not over my per cent. OF the
money which It brought several years. ago
The aggregate sales OF the estate Of Jacob
Eurz footed up S2.3i2, being the proceeds OF
the entire estate, except the homestead. Mr..
Eurz gave S,AW for II, exclusive. OF the I'm
provementS which he put upon 1t, and no,
Including the two brick shops or stores.
Much second. hand stock changed hands
under the auctioneer's hammer.
In the afternoon there were some visible
signs OF the effect Of intoxicating drinks,
though there was no disorder or disturbance
OF any kind.
The Indian Doctor. and his negro Ininstrels
drew II crowd and attracted more or less at
teniion nil day. Their ostensible business
was TO sell medicines, but from their proceed
tngs, we inferred that their object was tr
nnuSe the crowd, and pull teeth purely fol-
the fun OF II. They seemed tn he q good ma
set, without the manifestation OF an
evil intent
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MAGNIFICENT Display OF Goods.

The stock OF goods which Nessrs. W. Joel
Smith & Son are offering are nil that money
markets Of the country. Their prices are sc
low that the cotton planter may bny q great
deal even at the low price OF cotton. The
store OF the Messrs. Smith is m elegant one,
and a pleasing sight to look upon, as we'll as
u profitable place TO, spend yodr money. All
that heart could wish may be found In their
store. where's number OF the most polite and
obliging clerks await the pleasure OF the Gus
Il I'm "a
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Rnrk.

Mr.. J. NJ. Baker. stcnographcr. OF Lowndes'
willie, has returned from an eight months trip
to New York, where he has studied the stcno.
graphic art. and from whence he brings the
highest Testimonials OF proficiency, SIKH ana
ability. rs a Stcnographrr and Typewriter.
IIc has the energy, the determination and
the ability TO succeed in life. and W" predict
for him q career OF usefulness and honor.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

A commission appointed by the Prcsbtery
Of South Carolina to organize II Presbyterian
church at Mt. Carmel, will meet In that town
on Monday, ETH OF October, at IL O'Clock,
Rev. II. {. Fenuel Will preach at that hour
All who signed the petition and the public
Ia general are Invited to attend.
J. o, LINDSAY.