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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-12-23

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HON. D.. WYATT AIKEN returned to his
home in Cokesbury from Baltimore a few
days ago, where he had been in consultation
with eminent physicians. He is painfully
afflicted with a nervous ailincnt resulting
from q fall which he received Il year or so ago.
We learn that his physician ordered him to
lie in bed for o period of six months AS the
hest means Of affecting relief from his suffer-
jngS.
THE Abheville Wholesale Store will be
converted INTO a Western Warehouse the
first of January. Mr.. Rogers having rerentcd
the store now occupied by them Only reserv-
moth Stock of meat, corn, and flour in their
Warehouse. They will keep several cars of
each on hand all The time to supply the trade.
THE Central Hotel will be opened IN the
first of January, by Mrs. Marshall, for the
accommodation of permanent boaric:s.
Those of our citizens whe may wish a pleas.
ant boarding place in a central part of the
village could not do better than to Apply to
Mrs. Marshall.
Mr.. Thomas MEG ETT1GAN, of the Palmct-
to Saloon, Is mindful OF the wants. of his pat
irons at this season Of the year. He has she
hest of everything kept in his line. Call on
him for YOU Christmas cheer. lie sells his
goods 1T the owestp prices.
her Of holly trees on the sidewalks about the
New Hotel. The Colonel warrants their
growth, and II they. grow they VIII make 2
beautiful shade in the course OF q few years.
THE library of the Abbcvillc Literary Club
has been moved to Il room over the bank,
where the patrons of the clMb MAJ find the
periodicals and a comfortable quiet place to
spend an hour, ii they choose to do sc.
SHERIFF DuPRE has q charming lot on Sc
r"ssion Hill, and he has recently put a
neat and comfortable cottage on its crown.
He has q vineyard planted, and the grounds
arc beautifully ornamcntcd.
MI. AND Mrs. J. A. Brooks, and Miss Mag
gle Brooks. returned from Mliledgcville Yes
terlay, where they had been attending the
marriage of Miss +. L.. Darlington, sister of
Mrs. Brooks
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Quite a largo attendance of citizens assem-
blcd at DOnaldsville last Monday to witness
the trial of the case of the State against T.. Fl.
Booker, a merchant at that pl ICE, charged
with violation of the law in failing to keep a
correct register of his purchases OF seed cot
ton. It will be remembered that the law re-
quircs that q register shall be kept for public
inspection in which shall be legibly written
the name of the party selling, the date there
of, his place of residence, and the number of
pounds sold. Mr.. f.. II. Booicr's clerk under
I misapprchension OF the requirements Of the
Statutes had failed to ittSert the place of resi-
cncc OF sundry parties from whom cotton was
purchased. Mr.J. 7. Todd sued out 4 warrant
Tor Mr.. Booker. Mr.. Todd employed Mcssrs.
Walter l.. Miller and ID. II. Magill TO represent
the State. Mr.: Booker employed Colonel E.B.
Gary to defend him.. When the case was first
called the State moved that the case be mol
Sorosse because of defects in the affidavit, and
the warrant issued thcreupOn by Trial Justice
Sitton from whose Court it was moved TO
that of Trial Justice Martin. A new case was
commenced, whcreupon a jury was cmEanel-
lcd, and after hearing the evidence in the case,
and speeches of counsel, returned 8 verdict OF
hot guilty. The jury was composed OF intclli-
yCnt farmers.
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CONSIGNEES.

Express-Miss Hannah Hcmrhlll, Dr.. p. X.
Black, Miss Bessie Norwood, w. . Dundas,
J. G.. Dunlay, Geo. Norwood, VIM n. Ran
lin, G. l.. Darlington, L.. Taggart, DR.. r. d.
McAdams, e.. c. McClcndon t. Co., ]. l.. Clark,
j. II. Latimer, Miss Lizzie Clark, J. w. Per-
rim. Susan James, T. Young, Miss I. j. Speer,
Freight-T. Baker, &. Baker, T. G. Baker,
&. W. Belcher, J.. +. Evans, W. NJ. Hill, J. b.
Philips, W. r. Powell, Mrs. W. Mcllwain, S.
NJ. Moore, D.. ]. McAlay, Jas. \. Reed. ". II.
Sharp, David Ralney, NJ. ]. Thrift, l.. B.
RumeS,
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PROVISIONS:
Opening Of Schools Exami-
nation of Teachers,

N,TIE public free schools of Abbcvillc cOun-
{ ty, for tho scholastic year lS>5 8 will opcn
on tho Bird Monday in January, 1856. An cX-
animation of teachers. embracing the usual
branches, will be held on l$t Thursday and
Friday IN January, 1856, for white and colorcri
teachers respectively. All certificates issued
By the present Board of Examiners, or our
predecessors In office, are hereby revoked.
certificates from adjoining counties will not
be recognized. We earnestly beg the hearty
corporation OF all who are interested in the
welfare of the schools. Respectfully,
GEG. G. HODGES.
j. {. KLUGII,
JEO. y. ROBINSON,
County Board of Examiners.
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E"nyelODeG in a Sheet Of Flame.

Kerosene lamp last Friday night. the lamp
And kerosene can exploded, scattering the oil
over his own clothing. and the clothing of n
girl in the Salne room, both OF whom were inn
inedia,cly cnvelopcd in flames. The girl roll
cd in u pile of seed cotton, and cXtinguiShed
the flame which was burning her, but the man
was completely bewildered. He ran in the
yard, where nothing could be done to save
him. His skin WAS burnt to n crisp, and he
died in an hour and a half. The clothing act
I'd as Il lamp wick, holding the Kerosene until
it wa burnt, when the clothing Itself was con-
Sl:ncd.
The mora of this story is: Don't fill your
lamps by fire light The gas from kerosene
cans have been known 10 ignite ut Il distance
of ten feet from the fire. Remember this.
Kerosene gas Is no rcSpecter OF persons, and it
may us readily destroy i white 'man as a
black man.
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At the Altar.

Capt. O. Wittcr and Mrs. F. Kelly of the
New Hotel were married last Thursday morn
ly married couple went off on the morning
train to visit a brother Of Captain Witter on
Lake Harris in Florida, whom he has not
seen in eighteen years. We wish them all
the happiness that may be accorded to mar
ried people in his world, and trust that many
years Of health and prosperity are in store
For them. The New Hotel has been for a long
time one OF the best institutions of the Kind
in the Wilde country, and We have no doubt
that it will be further improved by the COM
bined efforts of Mr.. and Mrs. Witter.
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silver wedding:

Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Visanska q. celebrated
their silver wedding last Friday. Twenty five
Years ago they were married ut Due West.
Since that time many and varied scenes and
fortunes have fallen to their lot. While they
have had Il share of the orGiHory troubles OF
life, they have had many of its blessings.
While they mourn for two children who have
gone bafnre, yet they have q house full of liv-
ing children, who are happy in themselves,
bic disposition yield n wealth of pleasure to
their parents. Having prcspcrcd in basket
and In store, and being at peace WITH all man
Kind, these good people have much TO live for.
Mrs. NlsanSka's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. WineStock. if they live until next
September, will celebrate their golden we'd
ding. May rich blessings attend them.
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ALL kinds Of job work quickly and neatly
done at tins office. We have just received -
new supply Of bill heads, note heads and 9th
err paper, and can furnish them in pads if de-
sired. Our prices will compare with any 9TH
er market.
EVERYBODY uses letter heads, and it is
strange that sou do not 90 to the Press and
Banner office and get them printed.
ENVELOPES with your card on them ut very
low figures c;tn be had at the Press and BuH:
tter Office.
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Horse Blankets.

lust received, Il lot or Horse Blankets
j which I viii sell at short profits. DO not
let your faithful animal suffer for the sake of
Il few dollars. Tr1DS Bl;liGS.
Snpt .l SSSS
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Great Tree Planter.

Colonel Joe Gordon is the c.. ampion holly
tree planter. He transplanted and set ont
one hundred and fifty this week, and he
warrants every one OF them to live forever.
Last week he set out three mulberr'eS at the
Press and Bnaner door and they will make Il
delightful shade for %dc.inquents who come to
pay their arreara-eS.
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Now is your time to get Il good brccrh load
ing Shot gun at Now York cost. =. Rosenberg
& Co.
Call and examine our stock of ovcrcoats be-
fore they are all gone i. Rosenberg & Co.
2. Rosenberg & Co. arc selling. their brccch
loading shot guns at New York cost.
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MisDrint.

Editor Press and Banner:
Please allow nc to correct a mistake in the
last Issue of you paper. l was not elected
of South Carolina, but have the honor to hold
the office of Grand Marshal in that Lodge.
EUGENE B. GARY,
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Buggy Lap Robes,

lust RECEIVED, q lot Of Fancy Plush, and
j WOODEN Lap Robes for winter use. Call
soon as they are ready sale"
TilOS. BEGGS.
Sept. 80, 1855.
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s.Deccrnber.s ms Pleasant AZ Nav,

Not during an age have we had so much
beautiful att cr in December. 1t has been
really delightful for most Of the time. We
hardly realize that we are in the midst Of the
winter, and passing through the season when
the weather is usually most inclcmcnt.
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the happy couple arc of on Il trip to Charles
ton, visiting friends and relatives in the city:
REV. b. F.. MILLER had IL sick horse in town
Last nStsi M1nf" E,n n's ntIa Mr. Mr.: SHhS d drove %:'t tSc
horse home yesterday morning.
Miss Nancy CLEVELAND Of Antrcville,
died at the home Of the late David NJ. Milford,
last Friday night, after u short illness. Heart
disease.
MIR. j. r. c. DUPRE has the finest hog in
Abbpvillc county. 1t is about six feet IN
length, and weighs between 500 and GW POUNDS.
MISS KATE MARSHALL and Miss Sallie Mar,
shall recently took important parts III one OF
the most fashionable weddings OF Grecnrll'c.
HiRs. MILLER has made an addition to. the
piazzd Of the Abbeville Hotel, which addi~
ton is quite an in Improvement.
THE Lebanon Christmas tree will shed It's
fruit ut two o'clock after which refreshments
will be served to the multitude.
We have never had more pleasant and sea-
sOnable weather in December than during
the present month.
THE pump on the upper part of the square
has been out OF fix for several days, but 1t Is
all right low.
THE stores ut Abbevillc will be closed on
Christmas day. you needn't come to own
. OFT, streets have hecn crowded with wagons
from the country with cotton.
TIE boys. have burnt many q fire cracker
during the last week.
OUR Legislators are expected to be at home
OF Thursday evening.
MIR: SEAL is still making improvements to
the New Hotel.
THE infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Cason
Is quite i'll.
DIR. HENRY, of Due West, was in town last
Monday.
COLONEL YARB MADDEN Is Il good fireman.
Hon. RoBERT ToMBs, of Georgia is dead.
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The roof Of the Catholic parsonage occupied
by DR.. l.. T. Hill, was discovered to be on fire
Sunday at noon. The prompt assistance Of
our citizens saved the building with but lit
tie damage to the property.
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Be in Time.

ItALL soon If YOU wan Il hand made har-
" ness, we arc trying to keep up q supply.
May 81: $50, If IHCS. EEGGS.
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Clinton Lodge No. 3.

The officers for the ensuing Masonic year
are as foIlOWs:
Eugene 3. Gary. w. VI.
s. &. Thomson, S. w.
T.. G.. Graydon, J. W.
q. II. Moore, Treasurer.
NJ. p. DcBruhl, Secretary.
7. NJ. Christian, Tilcr.
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rs now the fnvorite among Sewing Machines
i and is certainly above all competition:
Doing the widest range Of work, equipped
with al the latest improved attachments, 1t
is beyond all dispute. the easiest and liyhtest
running shuttle machine on the market, and
is fast growing to be the most popular ma
chine sold. Parties who contemplate buying
est to see and try the Light Running
New HOTne' before buying. Sold upon easy
terms, within the reach of all, either on
monthly inStnllments or on time with q cash
payment. Try the LIGHT RUNNING NEW
HOME and you will buy no other. For sale
E. NJ. KEATON,
Feb. 2S, 1875. ION Abbeville, >. c.
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Atlantic Coast Line.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
GOING WEST,

WILMINGTON. N. e., June %. 1855.
rAST LINE between Charleston and Columbia ant
+ Upper South Carolina.
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MARKET REPORT.
COTTON-Alarkct steady,

COTTON-Markct steady.
Better graues.....".....".. s
BAGGIEG.
Good pieced bagging per yard. 10
New bagging per yard lO% j.
New Arrow Ties, per bunch....Sl 10 to | so
Pieceu Ties per bunch. "...... - 80
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TH0S. N. CHRISTIAN,
Abbeville, S. c.
Feb. IS, 1854, If

Columbia and Grcenvilie Railroad.
IN and after November Is. 1855, Passenger trains
" will rim rs herewith indicated upon this rUad
and its branches
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
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Mules nnN Horses.

Mcssrs. Hartzog e. Hays, Of Greenwood.
have at their sale stables in Greenwood some
of the best mules and horses to be found in
this part of the State. They were recently
bought, and in order to sell them quick, they
are offered Mt very low figures, Let those who
need horses apply to them before the price
goes I'D.
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A DAILY DEFALuATION

The Hon. John Kelly, the head and
front of Tammany Hall, man of strict
integrity, an interchangeable worker,
early at his Office, late to leave, so bur
dened with business that regular meals
were seldom known by him, with mind
in constant tension and energies stead
lily trained, finally broke down!
The wonder is that he did not sooner
give way. An honest man in all
things else, he acted unfairly with his
physical resources. He was ever
drawing upon the bank without ever
depositing collateral. The account
overdrawn, the bank suspends' and
both are now in the hands of medical
receivers.
1t is not work that kills men. 1t is
irregularity of habits and mental wor-
ry. No man in good health frets at
his work. Bye and bye when the
band of vigor suspends, these men will
wonder how it all happened, and they
will keep wondering until their dying
day unless, perchance, some candid
physician or interested friend will point
OUT to them how by irregularity excess
sive mental effort, by constant worry
and fret, by plunging in deeper than
they had right to go, they have pro-
duce that loss ofAervous energy which
almost invariably expresses itself in a
deranged condition of the kidneys and
liver, for it is well-known fact that
TIE poison which the kidneys and liver
should remove from the blood, if left
therein, soon knocks the life of the
strongest and most vigorous man or
woman. Daily building up of these
vital organs by so wonderful and
highly reputed a specific as Warmers
safe cure, is the only guarantee that
our business men can have that their
strength will be equal to the labors
daily put upon them.
Mr. Kelly has nervous dyspepsia,
we learn, indicating as we have said,
breakdown of nerve force. His case
should be warning to others who,
pursuing a like course, will certainly
reach like result.-He Sunday Her.
dld.
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COMFORT AT HoME.-Put self last.
Be prompt at every meal. Take little
annoyances out of the way. When
good comes to any one rejoice. When
any one suffers speak word of SYM
pathy. Tell neither of your own faults
nor those of others. Have a place for
everything and have everything in its
place. Hide your own troubles, but
watch to help others out of theirs.
Take hold of the knob and shut, with
out slamming the door. If the door
squeaks, apply the drop of oil at once.
Never interrupt any conversation, but
watch patiently your turn to speak.
Look for beauty in everything, and
take cheerful view of every event.
Carefully clean the mud from your
feet in entering the house. Always
speak politely and kindly to servants.
When inclined to.give an angry answer
press your lips together and say the
alphabet. When panied by an unkind
word or deed, ask yourself, "Have !
never done an i'll and desired forgive
ness 2'-,S0Idier and Servaut.
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It's a glorious thing to camp out, and
not one of the boys would start for
home inside Of week for any money,
but
After break fast the boy who was so
anxious to camp out that he didn't
sleep two winks the night before the
start, sets out to see if he can't buy
some butter at a farm house, and
keeps right on walking toward home.
Pretty soon the boy who has been
smelling of the broken camphor bot
tie to cure his sore throat sets out to
look for a good place to fish, and he
never returns. Then the boy who has
the worst backache thinks be can find
a better spot to camp on, and he gets
home just i'll time for dinner and an
hour ahead of those he left behind
him.
Things don't always work as badly
as above described. 1t possibly may
not rain. and it is just possible that the
old revolver will shoot itself off and
kill an Indian chief and his whole
tribe of braves, but it is best to 60 pre-
pared for the worst.
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THE CHOLERA AND QUARANTINE.
i have stated the time of transit
from European countries to our shores
is longer than the incubative period of
cholera. If, therefore, by careful in
spection of all soiled clothing at the
point of departure this factor of con-
veying the disease is eliminated, we
have only to watch the development
on shipbOard of such cases as may have
acquired the disease before coming on
the vessel. The moment case is rec
ognized, or even suspected from any
diarrheal discharge, it should be very
promptly isolated, attendants quaran-
tined, discharges at once disinfected,
all soiled slothing promptly destroyed,
attendants hands washed for the slight
est stain; it would be promptly sup
pressed. There is here but the pri-
mary factor with which we have to
deal. The secondary ones, of contain
mated water, floating germs, aud con-
ditions of the soil, are absent. If
efficient measures are taken, a ship
should be favorable place to repress
the disease. 1t would remain, then,
for the land quarantine to maintain
the vessel under observation for the
requisite time to determine that no new
cases occur. A series of measures that
would suggest themselves promptly to
any health officer should be taken,
such as the removal of all from the
diseased vessel to spot of absolute
isolation, the thorough cleansing and
disintection Of all the cabins, linen,
etc.-Dy. s. Oakley NanderpoeI, IN
Science (Sanitary mtmber.)
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The symptoms are moisture, like perspiration in
tense itching increased by scratching very distress
sing particularly mt night; seems us If pin-worni-
were crawling in and about the rectum; the private
parts are sometimes affected. lfallOwed to continue
very seri GUS results may follow. "SWAYNE'SOINT-
MENT'' is pleas ant sure cure. Also .iorretterI
Itch Salt Rheum, Scadhead, Erysipe las, BARRIERS,
Itch Blotches; all scaly cristy Skin Diseases. Box
by mail 80 cts. 3for SIPS Address DIR SWAY n Il
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Liver, Kidney Or stomach TrOmbie.
Symptoms impure blood, costive bowels, irregular
appetite sour beching, pains in side, back and heart
yellow urine, burning when urinating, claycolored
stools bad BREATH desire for work chills, fevers
irritability whitsh tongue, dry cough, dizzy head
with dull pain in back part loss Of memory ioggy
sight, For these troubles "SWAYNES PILLS" are
sure cure Box $50 Pills., by mail 25 cts, for 81.
Address, DIR. SWAYNE & SON Phila., Pa. sold
by Druggists.
Coughs. colds. cntnrrIl. consumplion.
All Throat, Breast, and Lung Affections cured by
the old est ablished "SWA YNES WILD-CHERRY."
The first dose gives relief and curespeedily follows,
% cts, o 81 at Druggists.
London Hair RestOrer-Great F:nglisI
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softness. Removes Dandruff. Arstocratic families
of Great Britain endorsed it, Elegant dressing. Fra
GRAVITY perflmed The favorite of fashion. At
Druggists for IS l9sd.or rs cts. in U. S. money
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Hay fever is type of catarrh having Pc
culiar symptoms. 1t is attended by an
inflamed condition of the lining mem
brane of the nostrils, tear-ducts and
throat, affecting the lungs. An acrid
mucus is secreted, the discharge is ac-
companied with a burning sensation.
There are severe spasms of sneezing, fire.
quent attacks of headache, watery and
infamed eyes. Ely's Cream Balm is
remedy founded on a correct diagnosis of
this disease and can be depended upon.
SOC. at druggists or by mail. Send for
circular, Ely Bros, Druggists, Owego,
N. Y.
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Stomach trouble is serious business
whik il lasts but blessed relief to have
it depart Mrs. F. G. Wells, of 10 At
lantic street. Hartford, Conn.,, writes that
she tried Browns Iron Bitters for stom-
ach trouble. and that she experienced
such relief that the trouble is now en-
tirely over. She recommends this great
iron medicine to all who are afflicted. 1t
cures liver and kidney complaint.
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What SIS the use of suffering with BAGS
ache, Rheumatism, Kidney Diseasek,
Sciatica. Crick, Stitches, Chest and Lung
Troubles, Torpid Liver, or soreness in
any part when Hop Plaster will certainly
give you relief? Vastly superior to all
other porous plasters. You'll say so af-
ter using one. Zoe. everywhere.